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High Value: $4,900

Minimum Value: $58

USA Comics #15 (1945)

In USA Comics #15, readers will be treated to not just one, but THREE exciting stories featuring some of Marvel's most beloved heroes and villains. First up, we have "The Doom of Metal" which brings us Captain America and Bucky as they take on the evil Baron Zemo and his deadly weapon, the Death Ray. Will these two be able to save the day and stop Zemo from wreaking havoc on the world? You'll have to read to find out!

Next, we have "Luminous Death" which features the highly skilled Jap Buster Johnson. In this thrilling tale, Johnson finds himself up against a group of villains who have created a special type of bomb that glows in the dark. With the help of his quick thinking and martial arts skills, Johnson sets out to stop their evil plan and save the day.

Last but not least, we have "The Link Mob" which brings us face to face with The Whizzer as he takes on a dangerous gang of criminals known as The Link Mob. With their leader, Mr. Link, pulling the strings, The Whizzer must use all of his speed and cunning to outsmart them and bring them to justice.

Overall, USA Comics #15 is a thrilling read that showcases some of Marvel's most iconic characters in action-packed adventures. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer to the world of comics, this book is not to be missed! So if you're looking to add to your collection or interested in selling your comics, be sure to reach out to Comics Into Cash for all your comic book needs. We pride ourselves on our expertise and reputation in the industry, and we're always ready to help you get the most out of your collection.

High Value: $4,900

Minimum Value: $58

USA Comics #17 (1945)

Now, as a collector or someone who may have inherited a comic book collection, you may be wondering if you have any valuable gems tucked away in your stack. Well, if you happen to have USA Comics #17 from 1945, you may want to pay attention. This comic book features a variety of stories including, but not limited to, one titled 'The Bloodthirsty Baron!' which stars Captain America and Bucky. Additionally, it features The Whizzer in 'The Whizzer Vs. The Black Streak!', 'Sky Thief', 'Murder in Chinatown' featuring The Destroyer, and 'Holiday for Murder' starring Detective Mike Trapp.

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High Value: $4,900

Minimum Value: $58

Daredevil #2 (1964)

As one of the most reputable comic book dealers out there, we here at Comics Into Cash wanted to take a moment to talk to you about Daredevil #2 (1964). In this exciting issue, Daredevil is doing what he does best: thwarting the plans of criminal masterminds! When a gang of car thieves starts working for Electro, Daredevil sets out to stop them. However, when Electro catches wind that the Fantastic Four will be out of town, he decides to strike.

When Matt Murdock visits the Baxter Building, he senses danger and decides to don his Daredevil costume. That's when the real action starts! The two battle it out, with Electro ultimately putting Daredevil in a space rocket and launching him into space. Luckily, our hero is able to reset the controls and make his way back to earth.

After an exciting chase, Daredevil finally catches Electro and returns Mr Fantastic's secrets to his vault. If you have this comic book or any others in your collection that you're interested in selling, trust us to give you a fair price. Contact us today for a free appraisal or to sell your collection directly to Comics Into Cash. We're always here to help you find the perfect new home for your treasured comic books.

High Value: $4,900

Minimum Value: $58

Fantastic Four #28 (1964)

In Fantastic Four #28, the Fantastic Four are discussing the X-Men. Meanwhile, the Puppet Master and Mad Thinker are cooking up a plan to stop the Fantastic Four. The Thinker orders the Puppet Master to create a puppet of the X-Men's leader, and manages to create a puppet of Professor X. This puppet can control him, and Professor X then tells the X-Men to capture the Fantastic Four. The X-Men obey him and make their way to the Baxter Building. When they arrive and greet the Fantastic Four, Professor X mentally commands them to capture the team. A battle ensues, and it's a stalemate until the X-Men capture Sue Storm and take her to an island. Once there, various traps are set for the Fantastic Four, including a massive pit for the Thing to fall into. The Mad Thinker and Puppet Master arrive, ready to command Professor X to subdue the X-Men, but Beast manages to smash the puppet of Professor X just before succumbing to the command. Meanwhile, the Thing digs handholds in the wall to escape from the pit and frees the other members of the Fantastic Four. Together, they and the X-Men fight the Mad Thinker's android, but can't do anything to it. Professor X uses his mental powers to shut the android down and save the group from destruction. The Mad Thinker and Puppet Master escape, and the X-Men apologize to the Fantastic Four for fighting with them. If you're a fan of the Fantastic Four or want to know more about this classic story, check out Fantastic Four #28 (1964) today!

High Value: $4,900

Minimum Value: $58

USA Comics #16 (1945)

USA Comics #16 is a must-have for any serious collector. This iconic issue boasts several storylines that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Captain America and Bucky take on a mysterious totem pole in "The Riddle of the Totem Pole," while The Destroyer has a showdown with the infamous Bloody Baron in "The Destroyer Battles the Bloody Baron." Detective Mike Trapp is also on the case in "The Case of the Tainted Alibi" and "The Case of the Death Note!" And if that's not enough, The Whizzer takes on a murderer with a remote control in "The Flutist Murder by Remote Control."

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High Value: $4,900

Minimum Value: $58

USA Comics #14 (1944)

This here USA Comics issue #14 from 1944 is one of the greats, my friend. Let me tell you, it's got it all: mystery, adventure, and even a little bit of the supernatural. One story called "Riddle of the Stolen Buddha" has our hero battling a cunning thief who's made off with a priceless statue. And if that's not enough excitement for you, there's another tale called "The Serpent Strikes" where our protagonist takes on a deadly cult that's out to sacrifice some innocent souls. And that's just the tip of the iceberg, my friend.

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High Value: $4,900

Minimum Value: $58

USA Comics #13 (1944)

In USA Comics #13 from way back in 1944, readers were treated to a smorgasbord of superhero goodness. From the thrills and chills of The Curse of Frankenstein to the heroic action of Captain America Hour of Doom, this comic book had it all. And let's not forget about Ghost Pilot - Jap Buster Johnson, a tale of aerial combat that will leave you breathless. But that's not all: there's also Let's Play Detective starring Detective Mike Trapp, The Drifter (a text story), The Rocket Jeep! featuring Jeep Jones, and The Bogus Kapitan starring Sergeant Dix. If you're a true comic book collector, you don't want to miss this one. And if you're looking to sell your comic book collection, be sure to reach out to Comics Into Cash. We know our stuff and can give you a fair appraisal.

High Value: $4,800

Minimum Value: $57

Fantastic Four #20 (1963)

Fantastic Four #20 from 1963 is a must-read for any true fan of the series. In this issue, we see the Fantastic Four investigate a meteorite containing an alien life form when a mysterious blue globe appears. As you might expect, things quickly get complicated when Sue is sucked into the globe, and the other members of the team follow her. It turns out that the globe is a portal that teleports the FF to the domain of the Watcher, who reveals they need to face The Molecule Man, a villain so powerful that he could destroy the universe. But, it's not going to be easy. The Molecule Man has the power to affect the very molecules of the universe, making him an extremely formidable foe. In the end, it takes a clever plan, some help from Reed's science knowledge, and a bit of luck for the team to turn the tide and defeat him. The Watcher then places The Molecule Man in a pocket dimension, saving the world from destruction. So, if you're eager to read a classic story of great superheroes battling a seemingly unbeatable villain, Fantastic Four #20 is definitely the comic book for you. And, if you're looking to sell this classic and other comic books from your collection, trust Comics Into Cash to provide top-tier appraisals and fair prices.

High Value: $4,800

Minimum Value: $57

The X-Men #10 (1965)

The X-Men #10 from 1965 is a classic comic that showcases the team's unique abilities and introduces a new character that fans will love. The story starts with Angel watching TV when he sees a man and a saber-tooth attack a reach team in Antarctica. The X-Men are sent on a mission to investigate what is going on, and they discover a hidden land filled with dinosaurs!

Things get even more exciting when a group of natives attack the X-Men and capture Marvel Girl. But, with the help of Ka-Zar and his tiger Zabu, the X-Men are able to defeat the Swamp-Men and rescue Angel and Marvel Girl. This issue features the first appearance of Ka-Zar and Zabu, and it also introduces the Savage Land in Antarctica.

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High Value: $4,800

Minimum Value: $57

Mystic Comics #3 (1944)

Now we're talking, folks! Get a load of Mystic Comics #3 from 1944. This bad boy is packed with four action-packed stories that'll make your head spin! In "The Clue of the Burning Ice," our very own Angel is on the hunt for a diamond that promises riches beyond measure. But with danger lurking around every corner, will he succeed? Then, in "The Bride Who Married Death," Angel's got his hands full trying to stop a woman from walking down the aisle with the Grim Reaper himself. Can he save her in time?

But that's not all, folks! We've also got "The Day of the Great Khan" featuring none other than Tommy Tyme. In this epic tale, our favorite time traveler must go back to the days of Genghis Khan if he hopes to save the world as we know it. And finally, in "The Isle of Mysterious Death," the Destroyer is on the case and ready to take down any baddies foolish enough to cross his path.

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High Value: $4,800

Minimum Value: $57

Fantastic Four #17 (1963)

In Fantastic Four #17 (1963), the team is back at it again, trying to find and stop the notorious Doctor Doom. This issue sees the Fantastic Four dealing with the aftermath of their previous adventure with Doom, before being stalked by robots sent by the villain himself. When Doom kidnaps Alicia Masters, the Fantastic Four have no choice but to face him head-on, leading to a thrilling conclusion. If you happen to have this classic comic book in your collection, trust Comics Into Cash to provide a fair price. Contact us today for a free appraisal and let us take care of the rest.

High Value: $4,800

Minimum Value: $57

The Incredible Hulk #180 (1974)

The Incredible Hulk #180 is truly an epic tale. The Hulk is wandering through the forest in Canada, where he's surrounded by wolves and then hears a mysterious feminine voice in his ear. It lures him to a small cave where he finds Marie Cartier and Georges Baptiste. Marie wishes to free her brother of the curse that has turned him into the monstrous Wendigo. She plans to use an occult ritual to transplant the essence of the Wendigo into the Hulk's body as a surrogate host. The Hulk engages the Wendigo in an epic struggle, and they nearly tear down the entire forest. Suddenly, a new player enters the scene – the Wolverine with his metal claws! This issue features the Wolverine's first appearance in the final panel. Don't miss out on this legendary comic book!

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