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Showcase

Silver age begins with Showcase #4 fall of 1956.

Showcase begins with Showcase #1 in 1956 and ends with Showcase #104 in September of 1978. The most valueable comic in the series is Showcase #4 at $25,000 in near mint & $1100 in good.

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Click on # or thumbnail to see 50% scan	Condition	Description	Price	Click on # or thumbnail to see 50% scan	Condition	Description	Price
34 Oct 1961	Very Fine (VF/NM)	"Birth of the Atom" Origin & Introduction of the silver age Atom	$1500	39 Aug 1962	Fine (FN/VF)	The Metal Men in "The Deathless Doom" Third appearance of the Metal Men	$250
44 Jan 1963	Fine (FN)	Tommy Tomorrow of the Planeteers in "Wanted for Treason: Tommy Tomorrow!"	$43	49 April 1964	Very Good (VG)	Cave Carson Adventures Inside Earth "Fury of the Fiery Avenger!"	$20
55 April 1965	Very Good (VG)	Dr. Fate & Hourman (origin told of both) "Solomon Grundy Goes on a Rampage!" 1st golden age Green Lantern in silver age, predates Green Lantern #40	$52	60 Feb 1966	Very Good (VG/FN)	Spectre! first silver age Spector; origin in text "The War that Shook the Universe!"	$75
61 April 1966	Very Good (VG/FN)	Spectre! 2nd silver age Spector "Beyond the Sinister Barrier!"	$38	64 Oct 1966	Very Good (VG)	Spectre! "The Ghost of Ace Chance!"	$28
65 Dec 1966	Good (GD/VG)	The Inferior Five "Agony at the Academy or "A Scrap'll Floor the Teacher!"	$8	74 May 1968	Fine (FN+)	Anthro "It Could Be You!" By Howie Post	$34
75 June 1968	Sold	Origin and Introduction of the Hawk & the Dove by Ditko	$35	83 June 1969	Very Good (VG)	Nightmaster "Sing a Song of Sorcery!" By Denny O'Neil/ Berni Wrightson	$12

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