Investment Superpowers: 10 Best Comics To Invest In 2026 Right Now
The Tomb of Dracula was a horror comic in the 1970s that featured a rotating cast of characters that attempted to hunt and kill Dracula. Blade first appeared in issue in issue #10, became popular, and later appeared in his own series.
You know the name Blade because Academy Award Winner Mahershala Ali was cast as Blade in 2019 when he was 45-years old. The film has been in development hell and unproduced ever since. Ali appeared as Blade in a end-credits voiceover scene in 2021's Eternals. Wesley Snipes appeared as the Blade again in the recent blockbuster Deadpool and Wolverine.
Blade is a hot IP commodity and his first comic appearance is going to rise in value whenever Disney rollouts a new Blade film. A CGC 9.2 copy of this comic is worth $2,200. I'd get it now if I were you. This comic historically retains its value and we have to get a new Blade film sooner or later.
Get the facsimilie version of this comic on Kindle for $3.99.
8. Fantastic Four #48 (1966) MarvelImage source: Amazon
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A copy of this comic with an 9.2 CGC grade is worth $6,000. This comic is well-known for maintaining its collectibles market value. Get the Kindle version of this comic for only 99 cents.
9. Uncanny X-Men #266 (1990) MarvelImage source: Amazon
Channing Tatum has been trying unsuccessfully to make a Gambit film for over 20 years. He finally appeared as the mutant in Deadpool and Wolverine to raving fan reviews. Gambit is a mutant who can charge objects with kinetic energy and explosively discharge the energy by hurling the charged object.
A CGC 9.8 copy of this comic, Gambit's first appearance, is worth $445. This is a worthy investment to get now. Buy the Kindle version of this comic now for $3.99.
10. X-Men #1 (1963) MarvelImage source: Amazon
With the back-to-back successes of the animated series X-Men '97, Deadpool and Wolverine, and the introduction of adamantium in 2025's Captain America: Brave New World the X-Men are primed to become big players in the MCU in the next decade. They may even become the“Avengers” style centric team of a new MCU-era.
This comic, which features the first appearance of the team, is worth $17,000 with a CGC grade of 6.0. This is a good investment to make as the X-Men are gradually introduced to the MCU within the next 15 years. Also, Hugh Jackman is coming back as Logan until 2027's Avengers: Secret Wars at the very least.
While you consider your investment options, why not get a physical facsimile of this issue? Get it for only $25 on Amazon.
10 Best Comics to Invest in 2026Remember, never invest in comic books as collectibles on a whim. Start learning about the comics you invest in and consult with comic book experts. Visit a comic book store or look up the value of comic books online.
Start connections with experts, fans, and collectors to develop a network of potential buyers. No one gets rich quick via comic book collectibles, so always understand that this a long-term investment play. At the very least, consider buying the facsimilie digital versions of the comics on this list to get an idea of the comic's worth as a collectible.
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