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Comics Values Annual 2009

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About 4 years ago I got back into comics, and since then have collected hundreds of old and new comics ranging from Marvel, dc to the independent comics. Of course all I needed was a price guide book so I would know if I made a good buy or if I ever need to sell some. I got this one because it was the cheapest..newest edition. Inside was jammed pack with comics from every era there was. They were divided by publishing company (Marvel, DC, Dark Horse, etc), alphabetical order and issue number along with how much they are worth. I found out a comic I bought for $1 is worth $22.

The book is very easy to look up what you are looking for or just browsing. This book is a must have unless you want the 2010 edition which is still the same.

Issued just in time for the release of Wolverine: X-Men Origins, the fourth X-Man film (a prequel featuring the past of Wolverine, one of the team's mos popular characters), this volume of this very popular and helpful industry price guide cover-features Wolverine, with a behind the scenes look at the comicbook version of the resident canaucklehead berserker from John Barber, an assistant editor on the Wolverine titles over at Marvel Comics, as well as some unpublished artwork featuring Wolverine.

As usual, this well-done price guide features realistic pricing on thousands of comics from the Golden to the present day.