Comic Book Memorabilia

They:re cool and non-violent and- indeed an object lesson for comics creator. they were made by marvel comic group and are totally unlike Marvel Super Heroes who grunt around with Bad Grammar ( watch yer Langwitch, Cornball!) it:s Clobbering Time. In one I saw some years back ( plot may have been called assignment EPA) Barbie and Ken in unusual red and white flight suites parachute into the Amazon Jungle on a peaceable mission that has them ending up- saving a river otter, whom Barbie is protectively petting and reassuring she will relocate the beast in a safer area-evidentally the EPa was called in when some industrial structure ( odd I smell chemicals as I am writing this) backed up into the river- a spill. story was handled well and with beautiful wild life- sort of Tarzan or Biblical duo- in modern dress and reverse-and all came out welll. If Assignment EPA was typical of comic book Barbie- it was good stuff and in the Green Light ( environmentally friendly).

The Dell comic books from 1964--there were only four issues--can sell for $100 each in mint condition--if you can find them at all!

The Marvel Barbie and Barbie Fashion comic books from the mid-1990s--there were dozens of issues because they were published for several years--sell for about $1.50 each on ebay.

Uncanny X-Force (2010 Marvel) #1A in NM condition is selling for $23.50 .

The value of a Joe Quesada signed copy of "Fatal Attractions" can vary based on factors such as the condition of the comic, whether it is graded, and the demand among collectors. Generally, signed copies can range from $30 to $100 or more, depending on these factors. For an accurate appraisal, checking recent sales on auction sites or comic book retailers would provide the best insight into current market trends.

Simply put it is worth whatever the market will bear. That said, I purchased a copy via eBay years ago. It is remarkably in VF shape. I seem to recall having paid ~$50.00 for it!

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Without the issue number and condition you'll need to refer to the Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide .

I don"t know about Stacy, but one WAS done on Barbara ( Babs) M"divani- nee Hutton, who married into a Russian emigre family. the Mdivani boys were always getting into gun fights, one died in a freak ( dueling accident) with his brother, and other scrapes. ( Mad Russians ) in a sense. Since Ms Mdivani was a real woman- maybe there were off-color comics (not for kids) on Anastasia. Just imagine a three way orgy between Anastasia, Krushchev and His honor, Minister of Justice, Mr. Kerensky! it"s possible.

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The price depends on how detailed the sketch is and who's drawing it. A sketch or art done for a trading card usually won't run you more than $20, but if you're after some panel art or a splash page by Bernie Wrightson or some other big artist be prepared to shell out a few grand. Best to budget what you're willing to pay and use that as a guide to what you buy.

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