Market trends
How comic values are moving: the whole market, each age, and every series we value. Free for everyone.
Level, Nov 8, 2026
99.4
7 days
▼ 0.2%
30 days
▼ 0.6%
All time
▼ 0.6%
All comics
Show history as a table
By age
Biggest movers
Series indexes over the last 30 days, among series with at least ten valued issues.
Up the most
- The Badger (1985)First · 32 issues▲ 17.0%
- Out of the Night (1952)American Comics Group · 15 issues▲ 12.4%
- Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers (1981)Pacific Comics · 13 issues▲ 11.9%
- Tomb of Terror (1952)Harvey · 14 issues▲ 11.6%
- The Daring New Adventures of Supergirl (1982)DC · 13 issues▲ 11.1%
- Defenders (2017)Marvel · 10 issues▲ 11.1%
- Nova (2013)Marvel · 12 issues▲ 11.0%
- Mary Marvel (1945)Fawcett · 10 issues▲ 10.3%
- All-New Firefly (2022)Boom! Studios · 10 issues▲ 10.1%
- Original Sin (2014)Marvel · 16 issues▲ 10.0%
Down the most
- Doomsday Clock (2018)DC · 12 issues▼ 17.5%
- Rogue (2004)Marvel · 11 issues▼ 13.2%
- The Outsiders (1985)DC · 26 issues▼ 12.5%
- Spirit Hunters (2016)Zenescope Entertainment · 12 issues▼ 12.3%
- Countdown (2007)DC · 21 issues▼ 11.7%
- Blue Ribbon Comics (1983)Archie · 12 issues▼ 11.6%
- Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Eight (2007)Dark Horse · 24 issues▼ 10.9%
- The Marvel Saga the Official History of the Marvel Universe (1985)Marvel · 11 issues▼ 10.5%
- Clive Barker's Hellraiser (2011)Boom! Studios · 12 issues▼ 10.4%
- Magneto (2014)Marvel · 10 issues▼ 9.7%
What the indexes show
Each index tracks how the value of a group of comics is changing over time: the whole market, one age, or one series. When an index rises, values in that group are going up; when it falls, they're coming down.
Ages go by cover date: Golden Age to 1955, Silver Age 1956–1969, Bronze Age 1970–1984, Copper Age 1985–1991, Modern Age from 1992.