Sell Silver Age Marvel Comics
From Fantastic Four #1 in 1961, Stan Lee, Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko created the Marvel Universe in a few short years. We buy Silver Age Marvel keys, runs and collections in any grade. 100% by mail — no driving, no fees.
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- Firm offer in 24 hoursNo fees, no obligation
- Prepaid labelWe pay shipping — no driving
- Fully insuredHigh-value coverage in transit
- We competeBring any dealer or auction offer
Silver Age Marvel is the most active vintage comic market today. First appearances lead, but early issues of every title, classic covers and high-grade runs are all in demand. Atlas monster books from 1959–1962 are collected too.
key issues we buy
| Tales to Astonish #13 | 1960 | First appearance of Groot — details |
| Fantastic Four #1 | 1961 | First appearance of the Fantastic Four — details |
| Strange Tales #89 | 1961 | First appearance of Fin Fang Foom — details |
| Fantastic Four #5 | 1962 | First appearance of Doctor Doom — details |
| Amazing Fantasy #15 | 1962 | First appearance of Spider-Man — details |
| Incredible Hulk #1 | 1962 | First appearance of the Hulk — details |
| Journey into Mystery #83 | 1962 | First appearance of Thor — details |
| Tales to Astonish #27 | 1962 | First appearance of Hank Pym ("The Man in the Ant Hill") — details |
| Fantastic Four #2 | 1962 | First appearance of the Skrulls — details |
| Fantastic Four #4 | 1962 | First Silver Age appearance of the Sub-Mariner — details |
| Tales to Astonish #35 | 1962 | First appearance of Ant-Man in costume — details |
| Journey into Mystery #85 | 1962 | First Silver Age appearance of Loki — details |
| Strange Tales #101 | 1962 | The Human Torch's solo series begins — details |
| Amazing Spider-Man #1 | 1963 | First issue of Spider-Man's own title — details |
| Tales of Suspense #39 | 1963 | First appearance and origin of Iron Man — details |
| Strange Tales #110 | 1963 | First appearance of Doctor Strange — details |
| X-Men #1 | 1963 | First appearance of the X-Men and Professor X — details |
| Avengers #1 | 1963 | First appearance of the Avengers — details |
| Fantastic Four #12 | 1963 | First meeting of the Hulk and the Thing — details |
| Amazing Spider-Man #2 | 1963 | First appearance of the Vulture — details |
| Amazing Spider-Man #3 | 1963 | First appearance of Doctor Octopus — details |
| Amazing Spider-Man #4 | 1963 | First appearance of the Sandman — details |
| Tales to Astonish #44 | 1963 | First appearance of the Wasp (Janet van Dyne) — details |
| Sgt. Fury and His Howling Commandos #1 | 1963 | First appearance of Nick Fury — details |
| Amazing Spider-Man #14 | 1964 | First appearance of the Green Goblin — details |
| Avengers #4 | 1964 | Captain America returns in the Silver Age — details |
| Daredevil #1 | 1964 | First appearance and origin of Daredevil — details |
| Amazing Spider-Man #9 | 1964 | First appearance of Electro — details |
| Amazing Spider-Man #13 | 1964 | First appearance of Mysterio — details |
| Amazing Spider-Man #15 | 1964 | First appearance of Kraven the Hunter — details |
| Amazing Spider-Man Annual #1 | 1964 | First appearance of the Sinister Six — details |
| Tales of Suspense #52 | 1964 | First appearance of the Black Widow (Natasha Romanoff) — details |
| Tales of Suspense #57 | 1964 | First appearance of Hawkeye — details |
| Tales of Suspense #58 | 1964 | Captain America vs. Iron Man — details |
| Tales of Suspense #59 | 1964 | Captain America's solo feature begins — details |
| X-Men #4 | 1964 | First appearance of the Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver — details |
| Fantastic Four #45 | 1965 | First appearance of the Inhumans, including Black Bolt — details |
| Amazing Spider-Man #31 | 1965 | First appearance of Gwen Stacy — details |
| Journey into Mystery #112 | 1965 | Thor vs. the Hulk — details |
| Strange Tales #135 | 1965 | First appearance of S.H.I.E.L.D. and HYDRA — details |
| The Avengers #16 | 1965 | New line-up: Captain America, Hawkeye, Quicksilver and the Scarlet Witch — details |
| X-Men #12 | 1965 | First appearance of the Juggernaut — details |
| X-Men #14 | 1965 | First appearance of the Sentinels — details |
| Daredevil #7 | 1965 | First appearance of Daredevil's red costume — details |
| Fantastic Four #48 | 1966 | First appearance of the Silver Surfer — details |
| Fantastic Four #52 | 1966 | First appearance of Black Panther — details |
| Fantastic Four #49 | 1966 | First full appearance of Galactus — details |
| Amazing Spider-Man #39 | 1966 | Green Goblin revealed as Norman Osborn — details |
| Amazing Spider-Man #42 | 1966 | First full appearance of Mary Jane Watson's face — details |
| Thor #126 | 1966 | First issue titled The Mighty Thor (numbering continued from Journey into Mystery) — details |
| Amazing Spider-Man #50 | 1967 | First appearance of the Kingpin — details |
| Marvel Super-Heroes #12 | 1967 | First appearance of Captain Mar-Vell — details |
| Silver Surfer #1 | 1968 | First issue of the Silver Surfer's own title — details |
| Incredible Hulk #102 | 1968 | First issue of the Hulk's own title since 1963 (numbering continued from Tales to Astonish) — details |
| The Avengers #57 | 1968 | First appearance of the Vision (Silver Age android) — details |
| Captain America #100 | 1968 | First issue of Captain America's own Silver Age title (numbering continued from Tales of Suspense) — details |
| Iron Man #1 (1968) | 1968 | First issue of Iron Man's own title — details |
| Captain America #117 | 1969 | First appearance of the Falcon (Sam Wilson) — details |
Raw or graded, any grade
Silver Age keys sell in every grade, from reading copies to CGC 9.0+. Send front and back photos and we'll value yours from recent sales at its grade.
Selling by mail
No shop visit: send photos for a free appraisal, and if you sell we email a prepaid, insured label with packing instructions. Paid by PayPal or Venmo once your books arrive and are checked.
sell silver age marvel comics: questions
What is the most valuable Silver Age Marvel comic?
Amazing Fantasy #15, followed by Fantastic Four #1 and Amazing Spider-Man #1.
Do you buy Silver Age Marvel in low grade?
Yes — keys sell in every grade.
Do you buy Silver Age comics that aren't keys?
Yes — runs, sets and whole collections, not only keys. Send a list or photos of the boxes.
Can I sell by mail?
Yes — everything happens online. Send photos for a free appraisal; if you accept our offer we email a prepaid shipping label. How selling by mail works.
Who pays for shipping?
We do. The label is prepaid, and high-value insurance covers your items in transit.
What if my package is lost or damaged?
It's insured for its value, and we handle the claim — not you.
how selling to us works
- 1Tell us what you have
Use the form below — a rough list, photos or a shared album link is plenty to start.
- 2Get a firm offer
We check each key item against recent sales at its grade and email you a firm offer within 24 hours.
- 3Firm offer
Have an offer from a dealer or auction house? Send it — we'll compete. No pressure.
- 4Ship it — on us
Accept online and we email a prepaid USPS, FedEx or UPS label, insured in transit. Paid by PayPal or Venmo, usually within 1 business day of arrival.
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