16. Action Comics #10 – $258,000
Released to the public in 1939, Action Comics #10 includes a story titled, Superman goes to Prison.
It doesn’t feature any major superheroes of the modern era, however, someone was still willing to pay $258,000 for in 2011.
Action Comics #10 is the sixteenth most expensive comic book in the world!
17. All American Comics #16 – $200,000
In 2013, All American Comics #16 sold for a mind-boggling $203,150.
Originally published in 1940, the book features the first ever appearance and origin story of Alan Scott, A.K.A, the Golden Age Green Lantern.
The Green Lantern turned out to be a popular character, so his appearance in this issue significantly increases the price.
18. Action Comics #13 – $185,000
Next up we have Action Comics #13. This issue features Superman’s first battle with Ultra Humanite. Flicking through to the centre of the comic, you’ll find a large centrefold piece advertising Superman #1.
In 2011, the comic sold for $185,000, making it one of the most expensive comic books ever!
19. Suspense Comics #3 – $173,275
Suspense Comics #3 became the most valuable non-superhero comic book in 2015 when it sold for $173,275.
Released in 1944, shop keepers decided not to stock it, due to its offensive cover, which featured a woman about to be attacked by hooded assailants bearing swastikas.
As a result, copies are scarce today which is why this comic book is now one of the most expensive comic books in the world!
20. Showcase #4 – $179,250
Kicking off our list of the most expensive comic books in the world is Showcase #4.In this issue, a brand new superhero emerges, that goes by the name of Barry Allen, or the Silver Age Flash. His character proved to be a big success which led to his own title shortly after.
The comic book was published in 1956t and sold in 2009 for a whopping $179,250.
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