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Action Comics #367 "Mysteries of the Superman Awards!" & "The Evil of Alpha and Beta" (FN/FN+)
Action Comics #367 "Mysteries of the Superman Awards!" & "The Evil of Alpha and Beta" (FN/FN+)
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Action Comics #367 (September 1968) – A Silver Age Classic at VegasComics.comSecure Action Comics #367, featuring "Mysteries of the Superman Awards!" and "The Evil of Alpha and Beta!" at VegasComics.com. This Silver Age DC gem, introducing Alpha and Beta, is a collector’s must-have and a strategic investment with strong value potential.Key Appearances: In "Mysteries of the Superman Awards!" (Otto Binder, Curt Swan, Jack Abel), Superman navigates a tricky scenario, appearing as both himself and Clark Kent at the 1968 Superman Awards while escorting Lois Lane, with Bruce Wayne’s presence ruling out a Batman substitute. His clever resolution highlights his dual-identity mastery. In "The Evil of Alpha and Beta!" (Cary Bates, Kurt Schaffenberger), Supergirl battles Alpha and Beta, female terrorists who kidnap scientist David Carew to create Noricon, a future vaccine. Supergirl risks her powers with Gold Kryptonite to breach their barrier, teaming with Carew to stop their bomb plot at Stanhope.Current Value: Recent confirmed sales for Action Comics #367 in FN/FN+ (Fine/Near Fine) condition range from $30–$50, based on eBay and MyComicShop transactions (May–July 2025). The debut of Alpha and Beta and the unique Superman Awards story fuel steady collector demand. VegasComics.com offers competitive pricing for this key issue, aligning with market trends for Silver Age comics.Expected Value and Trends: The value of Action Comics #367 is set to rise, driven by Supergirl’s growing popularity via her TV series and the upcoming Woman of Tomorrow DCU film (2026). Alpha and Beta’s debut and the nostalgic Superman Awards plot enhance its collectible appeal. Silver Age keys typically appreciate 5–10% annually, with this issue potentially doubling in value over 5–7 years as DC’s Super-Family focus intensifies. No specific events are tied to this issue, but media-driven interest in Supergirl could boost demand.Secure Action Comics #367 at VegasComics.com, your trusted source for investment-grade comics. With daily inventory updates, flexible payment plans, and a passion for collectibles, this issue is a strategic addition to your portfolio. Don’t miss owning a piece of Superman and Supergirl’s Silver Age legacy with strong investment upside—grab yours today!
