New Comics That Could Make You Rich in the Future

Comic books are cool to read, but collectors sometimes pay millions of dollars (literally) to buy a very rare issue. For example, the first issue of Action Comics was sold for $3.2 million. In general, first appearances are usually the most valuable. While you cannot turn back time to obtain the comics that are really expensive now, you can still buy some comic books today that have the potential to make you rich in the future. Check out our insight below.

Justice League Dark #7

Justice League: Dark has been one of the most popular DC comics of 2018 and they are setting a good pace in 2019 as well. In the 7th issue, some characters – The Soup, The Rip and The Offspring will make their (partially) 1st appearance.

First rule of magic: things can always get worse! Man-Bat learns that the hard way when he plays narrator and chronicles the nightmarish menagerie known as the Otherkind—horrific, monstrous entities such as “the Soup,” “the Rip” and “the Offspring”—that burst through the Sphere of Gods and invaded Earth. The JLD soon realize they’re no match for an invading horde of hellspawn, and to have any kind of chance, they’ll have to go down a darker path. But how much darker can this team get before they become monsters themselves?

Avengers #12

The 12th issue of Avengers could be interesting because of the unusual and very rare team up which includes Black Panther, Ka-Zar and Zabu, Gorilla Man, Odin, Wasp, Okoye, and Rosalind Solomon.

THE ALL-NEW SECRET AVENGERS! It’s hard to run the Avengers without a support staff. And for a team as wild, weird and insanely powerful as this new Avengers squad, just one Jarvis would never do. Luckily, Black Panther has assembled the wildest and weirdest support staff you’ve ever seen. Meet Gorilla Man, Ka-Zar and the rest of the Agents of Wakanda.

Action Comics #1006

Action Comics is loved by the fans for decades and in #1006 a new antagonist is revealed – the leader of an underground mob and the puppetmaster of crime in Metropolis.

The Red Cloud sets her sights on someone close to Superman, but how can the Man of Steel stop a villain he can’t touch? As the invisible mafia controlling Metropolis’ underworld steps more into the light, its leader finally stands revealed with a secret that will have massive implications for Superman and Clark Kent!

Batgirl #30

Everyone seems to like Batgirl, as the comic received pretty good ratings from the readers and the critics over the past year. In #30 the creators are introducing a new villain in town.

You can take the Batgirl out of Gotham City, but you can’t take Gotham out of the Batgirl! Politics gets personal as the race for Congress in Gotham City heats up, leading to civil unrest in Barbara’s new neighborhood—as a new villain begins to make themselves known!

Old Lady Harley #3

Old Lady Harley became quickly popular, especially among Harley Quinn fans. Early in the story, we can see that the series is introducing three different “new” characters. The Bane Twins (descendants of Bane) have their first appearance n the 3rd issue just as Old Man Bane and the first appearance of Old Man Joker as a cameo.

Harley’s barely managed to escape from Gotham City—but going down the river to Blüdhaven might have been an even bigger mistake! The whole city is a prison, held in the grip of the bloodthirsty Bane Twins…and we’re sad to say, they definitely take after their father! And where there are criminals, you know there are Laughing Boys…and where there are Laughing Boys, can The Joker be far away?

Winter Soldier #2

The Winter Soldier became a great success shortly after being published. In the second issue, a young assassin called R.J. makes his first appearance and he will try to kill the Winter Soldier.

As Bucky works to help others find the redemption that he found, Hydra takes issue with his new initiative…and sends a young killer to rectify the situation. Introducing R.J., teenage assassin extraordinaire, who’s been sent to kill the man he’s been modelled after: the Winter Soldier.