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Action Comics (1938) #385 "The Immortal Superman!" & Legion of Super-Heroes: "The Fallen Starboy!" (FN/FN+)
Action Comics (1938) #385 "The Immortal Superman!" & Legion of Super-Heroes: "The Fallen Starboy!" (FN/FN+)
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Action Comics #385 (February 1970) – A Silver Age Classic at VegasComics.comSecure Action Comics #385, featuring "The Immortal Superman!" and "The Fallen Starboy!" at VegasComics.com. This Silver Age DC gem, spotlighting the Legion of Super-Heroes, is a collector’s must-have and a smart investment with strong value potential.Key Appearances: In "The Immortal Superman!" (Cary Bates, Curt Swan, George Roussos), Superman, barred by the President from time-travel using his powers, uses a defective Legion time bubble to answer a future distress call. Arriving in 101,970 AD, he finds himself aged 100,000 years, facing a bizarre future Earth. The Legion of Super-Heroes backup, "The Fallen Starboy!" (E. Nelson Bridwell, Win Mortimer, Jack Abel), follows Star Boy on a mission to his home planet, confronting Yark Althu, the brother of Kenz Nuhor, whom Star Boy killed in self-defense (Adventure Comics #342). Cameos include Saturn Girl, Dream Girl, Colossal Boy, and Brainiac 5.Current Value: Recent confirmed sales for Action Comics #385 in FN/FN+ (Fine/Near Fine) condition range from $30–$50, based on eBay and MyComicShop transactions (May–July 2025). Its Legion backup and unique Superman time-travel story drive steady collector demand. VegasComics.com offers competitive pricing for this issue, aligning with market trends.
Expected Value and Trends: The value of Action Comics #385 is poised to grow, fueled by the Legion of Super-Heroes’ enduring fanbase and potential media adaptations, alongside Supergirl’s rising popularity via her TV series and the upcoming Woman of Tomorrow DCU film (2026). The time-travel narrative and Star Boy’s emotional arc add 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 and Legion focus intensifies. No specific events are tied to this issue, but broader media momentum could boost demand.Secure Action Comics #385 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 the Legion’s Silver Age legacy with strong investment upside—grab yours today!
