Comics
Cinema, series and musicWatchmen, Maus, Akira, Sandman, Persepolis, Hellboy and Invincible form a luxury podium, with Tintin, Asterix, Mortadelo and Filemón and the Ninja Turtles in the area loved by everyone. The contrast is provided by All-Star Batman & Robin, Ultimatum, Marville, Youngblood and Batman: Odyssey, comics that the community remembers for no good reasons. The perfect theme for those who show off their bookshelves and those who have only seen the movies: Garfield and The Boys serve as a bridge between both worlds. Each bid is a discussion about what is sequential art and what is a dead letter.
Updated: November 2026
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Items of Comics
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Watchmen
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Maus
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Akira
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Sandman
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Persepolis
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Tintin
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Asterix
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Mortadelo and Filemón
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Ninja Turtles
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Hellboy
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The Boys
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Invincible
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Garfield
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One More Day
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All-Star Batman & Robin
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Marville
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Youngblood
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Morbius (comic)
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Batman: Odyssey
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Ultimatum
How to play it: Comics tactics
The comic plays two libraries: let the rival fight over Watchmen and Sandman while you take Persepolis, Hellboy and Invincible, who decide the same in half. Legendary disasters (All-Star Batman, Ultimatum) are ideal bluff bait: feign ironic collecting and cash in on the joke. And don't forget Mortadelo and Filemón: the patriotic factor makes them always perform above expectations in Spanish games.
Frequently asked questions
Is it a theme only for comics experts?
No, although experts enjoy it more: the items are known enough to bid without having read the comics.
What is the most valuable comic?
Watchmen usually leads, with Maus and Akira completing an almost immovable podium.
What is the worst thing about the drawer?
All-Star Batman & Robin and Ultimatum: famous for being bad, perfect for inflating bids.
Do Europeans score well?
Tintin, Asterix and Persepolis perform above their price: Americanists let them pass and it is a mistake.