Hundreds of comics are listed for sale on eBay on a weekly basis. They come from well known dealers with large inventories, individual collectors looking to sell a few books, and everyone in between. The latest issues are listed next to vintage books as Buy it Now sales or in auction. Many of the books are raw in ungraded format, while others are third party graded. Below are some of the notable sales we found this week:

• Brave and the Bold #28 CGC 8.0 (debut of the Justice League of America) – $18,900
• Incredible Hulk #1 CGC 3.0 (the Hulk’s first appearance and origin) – $15,400
• Adventure Comics #247 CGC 8.0 (first Legion of Super-Heroes) – $15,000
• Human Torch #3 CGC 9.0 (Alex Schomburg cover) – $14,000
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1 CGC 8.5 (first printing) – $13,400
• Amazing Spider-Man #1 CGC 4.5 (second Spider-Man, his origin retold) – $11,750
• Star Wars #1 CGC 6.0 (35¢ variant) – $9,995
• Superworld Comics #1 CGC 5.0 (origin and first appearance of Hip Knox) – $9,600
• X-Men #1 CGC 2.5 Signature Series Stan Lee (first Professor X, Cyclops, Marvel Girl, Iceman, Beast, Angel, and Magneto) – $8,000
• Amazing Spider-Man #31 CGC 9.4 (Gwen Stacy’s first appearance) – $7,999
• More Fun Comics #14 CGC 6.0 (first Dr. Occult (Superman prototype)) – $7,450
• Invincible #87 CGC 9.8 – $7,000
• X-Men #1 CGC 3.5 – $6,900
• Avengers #1 CGC 6.0 (debut of the Avengers) – $6,850
• Tales of Suspense #39 CGC 2.5 (Iron Man’s debut and origin) – $6,820
• Our Army at War #83 CGC 5.5 (Sgt. Rock’s first appearance) – $6,610
• Amazing Spider-Man #8 CGC 9.4 (first Living Brain) – $6,495
• Fantastic Four #5 CBCS 4.5 (debut of Doctor Doom) – $6,466
• Marvel Spotlight #5 CGC 9.2 (origin and first Ghost Rider) – $6,365
• Batman #9 CGC 4.5 (first Batman Christmas story) – $6,250