Deadpool Comic Value & Price Guide

Deadpool comic collectibles represent some of the most sought-after modern age issues in the Marvel universe, spanning from his early villainous appearances to his status as a meta-commentary icon. Collectors prize these books for their unique blend of dark humor, fourth-wall breaking, and high-octane action.

Price Range: $10 - $17 based on recent sales

History of Deadpool Comic

Deadpool first appeared in New Mutants #98 in 1991, created by Rob Liefeld and Fabian Nicieza as a parody of DC's Deathstroke. However, it was his subsequent solo limited series in 1994 and his first ongoing series in 1997 that transformed him from a generic mercenary into the 'Merc with a Mouth' that fans adore today. Throughout the early 2000s, the title faced several cancellations and relaunches, leading to scarce late-run issues that are now highly collectible. The character's explosion in mainstream popularity due to film adaptations has solidified his comic back-catalog as blue-chip investments for modern collectors.

Value Factors for Deadpool Comic

The typical price range for Deadpool Comic is $10 - $17 based on recent sales. However, values can vary depending on the item's condition, rarity, and other factors such as:

• The presence of major guest stars or crossovers, such as early encounters with Batman or the Marvel Universe.
• Print run scarcity, particularly for issues released during the early 2000s when comic sales were at a market low.
• The specific creative team involved, with runs by Joe Kelly, Gail Simone, or Christopher Priest holding higher historical value.
• CGC or CBCS grading status, as high-grade 9.8 copies of early solo issues see exponential price increases over raw copies.

Tips for Buying Deadpool Comic

• Prioritize the 1997 Joe Kelly run which defined the character's modern personality and contains several key first appearances.
• Check for spine stress and color rub on the dark covers of the late 90s and early 2000s issues, as these defects significantly impact the grade.
• Look for 'key' issues like Deadpool #1 (1997) or the final issues of low-print runs like Deadpool #66 which often command higher premiums.
• Verify the printing edition for modern variants, as second or third printings can sometimes be rarer than the originals.

Items in This Collection

• Deadpool #1
• Deadpool #1 Comic Book
• Deadpool #34
• Deadpool #61
• Deadpool #31
• Deadpool #39
• Deadpool #53
• Deadpool #69
• Deadpool #37
• Deadpool #60
• Deadpool #62
• Deadpool #40
• Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe Again #4
• Deadpool #47
• Deadpool #50
• Deadpool #20
• Deadpool #11
• Deadpool #36
• Deadpool #19
• Deadpool #64