Collectibles

Superman #1 Comic Finds Attic, Becomes Most Expensive Ever Sold

A remarkably well-preserved copy of “Superman #1,” discovered in a California attic, has become the most expensive comic book ever sold, achieving a record-breaking $9.12 million at auction. The comic, found by three brothers while clearing out their mother’s attic, was from the first print run and in exceptional condition. Heritage Auctions deemed it the “highest ever graded copy,” further contributing to its value. This sale surpasses previous records held by other Superman comics, solidifying the character’s enduring legacy in pop culture.

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$7,000 in Labubu Dolls Stolen From LA Store Sparks Skepticism

As a global news organization established in 1846, The Associated Press maintains a commitment to factual and unbiased reporting. The AP has grown into a trusted source of news in various formats, offering essential technology and services to the industry. Its journalism reaches over half of the world’s population daily. This widespread reach underscores the AP’s significance in disseminating information globally.

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