ICYMI: Comic Store In Your Future: Hot 25 Comics by Rodman Comics comics back-issues
\n ever-changing. As the owner of Rodman Comics, I research back issues to try to keep up with what is in demand. This column is me sharing what I have learned. This is my perspective, while others may differ.\nThe comic back-issue market is, at times, chaotic. Today's hot comic may be a cold and forgotten one by tomorrow, or a comic that has been sitting in a dollar bin unwanted for a long time may suddenly become in demand.
$800\nAdvances Dungeons & Dragons #1 From 1988 $50\nAmazing Spider-Man #10 From 2015 First appearance of Spider-Punk. $40\nAvengers #267 From 1986 First appearance of Council of Kangs. $35\nBatman #666 From 2007 First appearance of Professor Pyg $25\nBatman Harley Quinn #1 From 1999. First Harley Quinn in the DCU. $140\nCaptain America #6 From 2005 First full Winter Soldier. $75\nDC Comics Presents #49 From 1982 Captain Marvel and Superman vs. Black Adam.
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