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Walking Dead #1

1st appearance of Rick Grimes, Morgan Jones and Duane Jones.

Judging the value of your Walking Dead #1 comic book depends on the condition and the color of the “Mature Readers Label” – Most collectors are willing to pay a bit more for the black label version, as it’s considered to be slightly more rare. If you have a book in perfect condition, it might be worth getting it graded, as mint copies can sell for quite a bit more than ones just slightly less mint. For the most up to date price, view the recently recorded sales online.

Black Mature Readers Label

Recorded Sales & Value Estimates:

• CGC 9.8 – , 850 – June 2014

White Mature Readers Label

• CGC 9.9 – – $2, 125 – $2, 500
  CGC 9.4 – $1, 350 (Black Label)

  Just – Tony Moore
  Ungraded – $1, 000

  Reprint Variant Covers

  Wizard World Show attendees were treated in 2013 with variant cover art on a reprint of The Walking Dead issue #1. Sketch versions also exist. These variant covers are often worth between 0 – 0 in high grade condition. They are often signed by Moore and Kirkman, but that doesn’t raise or lower the value tremendously at the current time.

  Portland – Michael Golden
  St. Louis – Arthur Suydam
  Philadelphia – Julian Tedesco
  New York – Neal Adams
  Chicago – Ethan Van Sciver
  Ohio – Mike Zeck
  Nashville – Mico Suayan
  Austin – Guillory

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  Value Notes:

  The date next to the price is the date when the value(s) were last updated. Every quarter I update the page with the most up to date comic book values I can find.

  The price you will pay OR the price you can sell your comic book will vary. The majority of values above come from established ebay comic book sellers with a solid reputation. If you have 0 or little feedback, you might not be able to get full value when you sell. Additionally, the prices above reflect Walking Dead comic books that were already graded and authenticated by CGC – which is not a free service. Finally, if you are selling your comic book to a dealer, comic book store owner, or pawn shop – you’re likely to be offered around 50% of the values above.