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Action Comics #409 "Who is Clark Kent's Killer and Why is He Doing Those Terrible Things to Me?" & Teen Titans: "The Secret Olympic Heroes" & "The Baffling Block of Metropolis" (GD/VG)
Action Comics #409 "Who is Clark Kent's Killer and Why is He Doing Those Terrible Things to Me?" & Teen Titans: "The Secret Olympic Heroes" & "The Baffling Block of Metropolis" (GD/VG)
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Action Comics #409 (February 1972) – A Bronze Age Classic at VegasComics.comSecure Action Comics #409, featuring "Who is Clark Kent's Killer and Why is He Doing Those Terrible Things to Me?", "The Secret Olympic Heroes!", and "The Baffling Block of Metropolis!" at VegasComics.com. This Bronze Age DC gem, introducing Shalox of Reba, is a collector’s must-have and a smart investment with strong value potential.Key Appearances: In "Who is Clark Kent's Killer...?" (Cary Bates, Curt Swan, Murphy Anderson), Shalox, an alien detective from Reba, investigates attempts on Clark Kent’s life, only to discover Superman’s sleep-deprived psychotic break causes him to target his own secret identity. "The Secret Olympic Heroes!" (Bob Haney, John Calnan, Nick Cardy), a Teen Titans reprint from Teen Titans #4, follows sprinter Davey Bradley aiding the Titans—Robin, Speedy, Wonder Girl, and Kid Flash—against Diablo’s Olympic sabotage plot, earning a bronze medal. "The Baffling Block of Metropolis!" (Leo Dorfman, Curt Swan, Murphy Anderson) explores a mysterious golden slab in Metropolis Park, tied to Superman’s Fortress of Solitude door origin.Current Value: Recent confirmed sales for Action Comics #409 in GD/VG (Good/Very Good) condition range from $10–$20, based on eBay and MyComicShop transactions (May–July 2025). Shalox’s debut and the Teen Titans reprint drive steady collector interest. VegasComics.com offers competitive pricing for this issue, aligning with market trends for Bronze Age keys.
Expected Value and Trends: The value of Action Comics #409 is poised to grow, fueled by Superman’s enduring popularity and the Teen Titans’ rising media presence, including potential DCU projects. Shalox’s unique role and the nostalgic Olympic story add collectible appeal. Bronze Age keys typically appreciate 5–10% annually, with this issue potentially doubling in value over 5–7 years as DC’s superhero focus intensifies. No specific events are tied to this issue, but broader media momentum could boost demand.Secure Action Comics #409 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 Teen Titans’ Bronze Age legacy with strong investment upside—grab yours today!
