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A copy of Amazing Fantasy #15, the first appearance of Spider-Man, sold this week for over $1 million according to
The Toronto Sun. You hear that folks, hang onto your 60 year old really rare comics and you might get some coin. I mean it, remember that
Superman (vol. 2) #75 Death of Superman that is holding up your end table? In 20 years that could be worth, I dunno... dollars, man.
The most messed up part of this? Because of inflation, $1 million to day was worth 12 cents in 1961 dollars. Economy, man. Dude just wants to read a damn comic book.