If you could buy a single back issue, what would it be? (Let’s cap it at $50,000 value so we don’t get a lot of Action 1 and Tective 27)
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This is kind of difficult, because my dream comic is Action Comics #1. Superman is my all-time favorite character, and I would love to have such an important part of comic history. That said, the issue would have to be Amazing Spider-Man #33. One of the greatest and most important comic book stories of all time.
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Can I buy $50,000 worth of Action Comics #593 copies and then tear them to shreds? 
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Wait, what issue was that?
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The one where Supes and Barda pull a Zack and Miri under Sleez’s influence.
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Action Comics #252 in as high quality as $50000 gets me.
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Why did Byrne do that to me?!
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Oh, that one. Yeah. Yikes.
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Considering graded copies of 8.0 usually sell for $10K I’m guessing 9.4 or 9.6. That’s a rare comic!!
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I’ve had my eye on a brave and the bold 28 for a long time. I guess I’d buy the highest grade issue known to exist, or that 50000 could buy me. Or a Fox/Sekowsky signature series. If that even exists.
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The highest graded known I could find on internet is 9.2 and sold for $54000 so I could get one of the very best for $50000.
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Adventure Comics #247 (the first appearance of The Legion of Super-Heroes). It’s the only appearance of the Legion I do not own.
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Weirdly, most of the stuff I love wouldn’t even hit $5K. Maybe it’s because I’m not into JLA, Superman, Batman, Green Lantern, Flash, etc.
I’m into supporting characters. As it goes I believe the most valuable comic I’d put on my list would be Flash 110.
I’m actually looking for a really good copy of Brave and the Bold 200 presently, and a great copy would be maybe $150. I’d be pleased as punch and wouldn’t even really miss the money.
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flash 112
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I’m shocked 
. That’s not too bad. FMV of a 9.8 is only about $30K. 
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