Covrprice.com Top Ten for Week of 8/26/22

Since Covrprice.com  came on the scene, they have become a go to spot for watching eBay trends on comics. They scour thousands of eBay sales to cultivate data to spotlight the hottest selling comics. Here is this week’s Top Ten Comics: (Please note, potential spoilers do follow, and, these results are for auction that closed last week. )


#10 MEET THE SKRULLS #1 | MARVEL | 2019
The solicitation for Secret Invasion dropped on Disney+ to go with a release date of Spring 2023. It specifically mentions a group infiltrating for years. While that could mean many Skrulls, many fans’ attention shifted to this book. It features the first appearance of The Warners, a Skrull family that has completely integrated into society (with a dad who works at Shield), and G’iah. There is precedent for a semi-crossover as G’iah has disguised herself as Pepper Potts before. Some sites speculate that this is actress Emilia Clarke’s secret role (instead of the other rumored roles of Veranke the Skrull Queen and S.W.O.R.D director Abigail Brand). We tracked 22 copies sold, at a 7-day trend of 120%, with a high sale of $170 for a CGC 9.8 and a Raw FMV of $19.

#9 STAR WARS THE MANDALORIAN #2 JIM CHEUNG (1:50) | MARVEL | 2022
This being the first full appearance of Grogu in comics and all, it’s fitting Mando and “baby Yoda” would be featured on many of the covers. This 1:50 from Jim Cheung, however, captures that grime that permeates the world Mando occupies. A world where Grogu has to navigate at the hip of his guardian. Fans of the character(s) and series received a treat with the high ratio variant of the release. We tracked 31 copies sold, at a 7-day trend of 85% with a high sale of $125 for a raw copy with an FMV of $78.

#8 WHAT IF? PLANET HULK ISSUE #1 | MARVEL | 2007
In addition to having an excellent cover, the son of Hulk, Skaar, makes his first appearance in this issue. This book first peaked last year in June when a 9.8 sold for $799.95. While it never dropped significantly, the price settled but has begun to spike again thanks to some of the minor glimpses/events that occurred in the first episode of She-Hulk. We tracked 16 copies sold, at a 7-day trend of 174% with a high sale of $600 for a CGC 9.8 with a Raw FMV of $63.

#7 AVENGERS #85 | MARVEL | 1971
The first season of Loki was a smashing success, and fans are excited about the second outing. Well, they just got more excited at the recent rumors that Henry Cavil is in talks with Marvel to play Hyperion, Marvel’s Superman, and a member of the Squadron Supreme who first appeared in this book. The aftermarket saw a surge as fans aimed to acquire a book that featured a team with some of “The Boys” qualities. We tracked 21 copies sold, at a 7-day trend of 167%, with a high sale of $800 for a CGC 9.2 and a Raw FMV of $103.

#6 EIGHT BILLION GENIES #1 | IMAGE | 2022
For the eight billionth time, it’s Eight Billion Genies! But in all seriousness, this book has been on a tear since Amazon optioned it. The writer of this book, Charles Soule, has been on one of his own with the recent heat behind his new Daredevil series and this week’s aftermarket darling of Star Wars #26. Fans continue to pick up the first issue of this series as each subsequent release keeps collectors engaged and wanting to go back to the main cover for #1 that started it all. We tracked 23 copies sold, at a 7-day trend of 150%, with a high sale of $66 for an NM+ raw copy and a Raw FMV of $43.

#5 WEB OF SPIDER-MAN #118 | MARVEL | 1994
One leaked image from Hasbro’s game of Trouble, themed with characters and images from the upcoming Spider-Verse film, featured a surprising image of the Scarlet Spider, aka Ben Reilly himself. With this leak, Scarlet’s first appearance in this issue has flown off the aftermarket shelves. Of course, the films’ screen time and the specific focus on the many spider characters will vary, but Ben has a recognizable look and notorious storyline. We tracked 44 copies sold, at a 7-day trend of 91%, with a high sale of $965 for a CGC 9.8 and a Raw FMV of $100. Rightfully so, considering how cool the character and his origin are.

#4 STAR WARS #26 CHRIS SPROUSE CHOOSE YOUR DESTINY | MARVEL | 2022
Not only is this the second Star Wars title on this list, but it’s also the second series written by Charles Soule. Star Wars continues to be incredibly popular, especially in comic form with many first appearances. Featuring up to seven first appearances (including, but not limited to, Ambassador Givens, Major Sharin, General Palton, and Qi’ra’s nephew & niece: Jon and Beverly), fans of the series jumped on this cover from Chris Sprouse featuring fan-favorite Jedi, Plo Koon. We tracked 25 copies sold, at a 7-day trend of 231%, with a high sale of $20 for a raw copy and an FMV of $16.

#3 STAR WARS #26 JOHN TYLER CHRISTOPHER ACTION FIGURE VARIANT | MARVEL | 2022
Two spots in a row!? As we said, this book is hot! This cover is also in the style of the famous action figure variant that the Star Wars comics popularized in 2015. But, this one features a young Obi-Wan, an excellent companion piece to the book featuring the old Ben Kenobi from 2015. We tracked 33 copies sold, at a 7-day trend of 226%, with a high sale of $18 for a raw copy with an FMV of $16.

#2 FRANK MILLER PRESENTS ASHCAN (LIMITED 12,000) | 2022
What a way to celebrate the first release under your new imprint! Frank Miller launched Frank Miller Presents alongside this book. Frank Miller made a huge gesture to the community and sent this limited 12K copies issue to LCSs for free with a suggested $1 retail. Not only that, but it also features a sequel to his famous work, Ronin. Fans are eager to acquire something this noteworthy, and the aftermarket is reacting accordingly. We tracked 126 copies sold, at a 7-day trend of 111%, with a high sale of $50 for a raw copy and an FMV of $19.

#1 STAR WARS #26 EM GIST | MARVEL | 2022
Holding the Top Spot is the final cover for this release, outside of the 2nd print, which is this cover with a black background. Em Gist nails the young Luke and Leia, the force and rebel spirit strongly featured. Star Wars heat overwhelmed collectors’ feeds this week, inspiring them to acquire this new release with multiple first appearances that could possibly be a significant key in this new arc. We tracked 130 copies sold, at a 7-day trend of 232%, with a high sale of $30 for a raw copy with an FMV of $16.