Top 10 Comic Books From The 1980s For INVESTMENT

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Back in 1987, I came back from my weekly visit to my local comic shop and told my brother about the new comic that had just come out, teenage mutant ninja turtles, and if he wanted me to pick up a copy for him No, it sounds like a stupid book So,, I didn't pick him up one
Comment from : jmen4ever

Constantine had a good run on TV's Legends of Tomorrow
Comment from : flaggerify

What do you think about the Usagi books for down the road? I know you said you were off on number 1 but I think there’s still potential What about the Albedo books?
Comment from : Jacob

As a child of the 80s Transformers and TMNT were a couple of my faves I have a #5 on the list in NM newsstand variant, thinking maybe I should get it graded
Comment from : DrSaxxy

Great show
Comment from : Metal Bum

Go ninja go ninja go
Comment from : Angel Valle

Also have Flash Gordon number #1 jun 1987
Comment from : Ian Hynes

And a whole bunch more to Many to list
Comment from : Ian Hynes

I also have The amazing spider man's skating on thin ice 1990 #1 Marvel Comics I also have the amazing spider man Double Trouble 1990 #2 ,, Never read
Comment from : Ian Hynes

I have Marvel 25th anniversary Peter Parker spectacular spider man 1986 Feb #123 Titled blaze is backbr It's Never been opened , I bought a lot of comics when I was a kid in the early eighties and I just put them away I never read themNever even opened them
Comment from : Ian Hynes

I just buy the stuff i like
Comment from : Zuffin

what's the name of that poster in the beginning of you post
Comment from : Kenny Key

Great video
Comment from : Veve Indian

Digging the new production quality of this vid Well done sir! 👏🏻
Comment from : DarkRanger_7

Cool video suprised I didn't see punisher 1 or new mutants 98
Comment from : Nick Medina

Fantastic episode!
Comment from : Robert Naumko

Awesome, totally awesome Thanks
Comment from : Steve Capaldi

Albedo # 2
Comment from : Rich Feldman

Very polished, well-produced video with great content Well done!
Comment from : Sleek Geek

THIS channel is brilliant, stock market advice for comic books 😎 AND as a life long fan ESPECIALLY being a 90s kid these are ALL time great franchises STILL thriving because of the artists, writers, fans, and channels like this one 🙏
Comment from : Imprint Jones

Hey great content, what's the poster you are using for that marvel universe pic?
Comment from : William Woodley

DaveBig fan of your content This is one of your premier videos and the history context is well done You do VERY well scripted and this was really well produced Your free form videos cgc submissions are great too but occasionally you lose me when you riff between featured books Keep up the great work
Comment from : Robert Epstein

Great Video- really enjoyed it I always learn something new when watching your videos!
Comment from : Army Vet2006

Are these the ones you would still invest in or just the best to have invested in?
Comment from : Hobby Hero

I could never get past that pattern in the video game 🎮
Comment from : Jason Brazier

Nice video Dave, one of your bestbrbrAlso good to see that l have three on this list, all bought fresh off the rack back in the day for cover price
Comment from : Mark Lotinga

Wow, no Silent Issue?
Comment from : Otaku Tour Guide (OTG)

I fully enjoyed this segment Wow bro very Entertaining, the historical information was amazing I also like that you spread around to multiple publishers the information Please keep sharing this type of info the chains is welcome and something that has been missing for sometime Great job thank you so much
Comment from : Lee Niren

It is crazy to see how much the Dow, Apple and Amazon have dropped in terms of ROI since you made the video about the best 90s comics to invest in I don't remember how long ago that was, but it could not have been too far back Thanks for all the great content!
Comment from : Keith Kovalic

IDK how you’d do it but you should break down direct vs newsies The bar code sells for ungodly amounts as compared to direct, even for books that were printed more for sale at newsstands (pre 1986)
Comment from : David Samuelson

Great thing about Constantine - only 351 98s But - there are 2 99s 😮
Comment from : Unruly Simian

I had 6 off of this list during the 80s Although my TMNT 1 was 3rd print Unfortunately all stolen long ago Great books!
Comment from : seth chapman

So I guess the question is, which of these potentially have the most ability to rise significantly in the next 5 years? I mean, can the Crow #1 CGC 98 really go up that much more than it is? I guess yeah, especially with future entertainment
Comment from : Rolo

Ah yes the 80s when I first bought comic books as an 8yr old in an old man's basement down the block and walked away unscathed
Comment from : Gunzerkeryoda

Wow this is a great list and brings back a lot of memories from when I started collecting
Comment from : T-RAVIS COMICS

Great video David! So happy we picked up a ASM300 96 a few years back 🙌
Comment from : Comics and Crypto Podcast

SSM 90 is so low on that 1st black suit list that it’s laughable No one who’s not trying to sell that book thinks it matters at all
Comment from : David Samuelson

I’m a lucky guy I have six out of 10 that I purchased as a kid However, I missed out on the first printing of TMNT #1 I have the second printing I could’ve purchased the first printing maybe a few months later but in 1980 something it would’ve cost me $200 which to my young self might as well been a million bucks For years afterwards in my LCS they had it on the wall for $200 When I finally started earning my own money I hoped the price would come down but it never did I’d never have guessed that $200 was a bargain
Comment from : Marc Robinson

I have 8 of the 10 comics and most in doubles not graded tho…very informative video… once again I say you are the most honest informative comic book related YouTuber… Keep it up👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Comment from : Daniel Middleton

Wonderful video quality!!!! Thanks for all the effort
Comment from : H Factor

Goodie goodie gumdrops!
Comment from : JGThomas

I can tell you put a lot of effort into this video Well done!
Comment from : Comic Collector Geek

I have all of these books except the Batman one I probably should pick it up someday
Comment from : Comic Collector Geek

Well produced video!! Thanks for all the supporting clips
Comment from : Mark Ostler

During a signing, James O’Barr told me that Caliber Presents #1 had a print run of 3,000 and a month later The Crow #1 had a print run of 5,000 copies
Comment from : Rob Bin

Awesome video, great side notes Now i have some direction on what to grab! Sam from Canada 🇨🇦
Comment from : Samfq

Very nice presentation and informative I guess I'm an 80s kid I have most of these in you top ten 80s list
Comment from : Michael Tan

not too badonly 4 that I don't have!! TMNT(have butnot 1st print), Crow, DD, ASM 238 - guess I should get some gradedthink most are in 92-96 range though (kids gotta read!)
Comment from : JKat Kat

Now when your talking about high grade comics sold So means slab Those are rare Ie high price Now if u get a low grade that u thought was high And re submit 2 another grader Does that increase the value If the comic is graded higher Or they missed something? I got a whole lot of ? And not enough money 2 roll the dice But Am willing 2 participate And I claim all rights 2 this idea Me George #NeRdHoOdALPHA
Comment from : George Leos

Is there any value in Comics Journal 85 or 89? I see them on eBay for crazy prices
Comment from : Paul Rinehart

I love this video,you killed it
Comment from : Larry B

Great Video! Keep up the great work!
Comment from : Toys and Games

Where does Secret Wars 8 fit in re: black suit/symbiote/Venom? I thought it was first symbiote?
Comment from : Voxclamantis

Any plans to do an update on how your last auction went?
Comment from : ddscout23

Not bad I have 7 out of 10 Especially since I paid cover price Keep up the excellent content
Comment from : Thundergodd

Looks like you went all out for this video……you finally hit the big time……now bring in your Dad🤣
Comment from : Brad Koski

Great list……love the indies of the 80’s golden age of independence in comics
Comment from : Brad Koski

Sorry dude,even though it's good,there are better cartoon themes than TMNT The three best,imo,are MASK,Jayce And The Wheeled Warriors,and Galaxy RangersbrbrPS:Great video Keep up the good work
Comment from : Standing@TheTerminus

I have/had all of those, except the TMNT I had the first printing of #2
Comment from : Robert FromOC

Great in-depth video!
Comment from : Joeduke

Love this narrative format with history Well produced !
Comment from : Toasty toast

Love 80s comics Have multiple ASM 238, 300 and lots of TMNT In another 10 years the 80s keys will be worth a lot
Comment from : Chad Merkel

Love this content, one thing I would have added is the Super upside Marvel Age #17, 1st preview of Transformers before the show and comic! Ugly cover, loads of history!!!
Comment from : Leverage comics

That first electra cover what I wouldn't do to be in-between that tight🤤
Comment from : Michael L

Awesome vid! Tons of interesting info
Comment from : Stampscapes with Kevin Nakagawa

David you give the best information all around thank you for sharing
Comment from : Ken Mason

Keep doing these! Great work
Comment from : Dan Schawbel

I only have 3 graded books, asm 238, 252, 300 Only 94s, but it's something at least heh
Comment from : GodParticleZero

Great video that was jam packed full of info!
Comment from : BreaKBeatZ

1st Im glad to see investment content I love when you give advice based on the name of the channel 2nd kudos on the production value of this vid It feels like a show! keep it up
Comment from : topherthehidden

Love the Michael Golden thumbnail! Excellent choice!
Comment from : John Murphy Akins

Man if DCEU could only get a proper Justice League Dark going Constantine and Swamp Thing have huge fan bases just ready to get behind something that does those awesome characters justice
Comment from : Jacob Bornowsky