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Adv. of Superman #501 - Signed by: Doug Hazelwood
Adv. of Superman #501 - Signed by: Doug Hazelwood
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Adventures of Superman #501 (Signed by Doug Hazelwood)
Grab a high-flying piece of Superman lore with Adventures of Superman #501, a collector’s standout signed by inker Doug Hazelwood! Released in June 1993, this electrifying issue rockets into the “Reign of the Supermen” arc, debuting Superboy (Conner Kent) as the cocky, leather-jacketed “Man of Tomorrow” saving Metropolis. Written by Karl Kesel, with Tom Grummett’s pencils and Hazelwood’s crisp inks, this comic oozes 1990s swagger and introduces a fan-favorite character. Hazelwood’s signature—inked by the artist who shaped Superboy’s iconic look—elevates this key issue into a rare gem from DC’s legendary 1993 resurgence.
Investment Potential & Market Value Highlights:
Adventures of Superman #501 is a 1990s cornerstone, prized for Superboy’s first full appearance—a character whose legacy thrives in comics and TV (Young Justice, Titans). As of March 21, 2025, the comic market is booming at $17.69 billion, with a projected rise to $26.75 billion by 2032 (Fortune Business Insights), and “Reign of the Supermen” keys fuel collector frenzy. Unsigned near-mint copies (NM 9.4) trade at $15-$25, with CGC 9.8 slabs hitting $40-$60+. Hazelwood’s signature—tied to his pivotal role in the issue’s art—adds a premium, with signed 1990s Superman keys (e.g., Superman #75) often fetching $60-$100+ in high-grade, authenticated form, a 30-60%+ boost that could lift this to $50-$85+.
Adventures of Superman #501 is a 1990s cornerstone, prized for Superboy’s first full appearance—a character whose legacy thrives in comics and TV (Young Justice, Titans). As of March 21, 2025, the comic market is booming at $17.69 billion, with a projected rise to $26.75 billion by 2032 (Fortune Business Insights), and “Reign of the Supermen” keys fuel collector frenzy. Unsigned near-mint copies (NM 9.4) trade at $15-$25, with CGC 9.8 slabs hitting $40-$60+. Hazelwood’s signature—tied to his pivotal role in the issue’s art—adds a premium, with signed 1990s Superman keys (e.g., Superman #75) often fetching $60-$100+ in high-grade, authenticated form, a 30-60%+ boost that could lift this to $50-$85+.
Signed comics from the 1990s are a hot niche, with Hazelwood’s work across Superman titles lending pedigree to this Superboy debut. The “Reign” storyline’s enduring appeal, paired with Superboy’s multimedia presence, keeps this issue in demand, while authenticated signatures amplify its scarcity. Adventures of Superman #501 (Signed by Doug Hazelwood) merges first-appearance hype with creator cachet, positioning it for strong appreciation as collectors chase 1990s DC treasures.
Why Buy Now?
This isn’t just a comic—it’s a signed launchpad for Superboy’s legacy, inked by Hazelwood’s skilled hand. As the market craves 1990s keys and rare signatures, this issue offers a thrilling blend of fandom and financial upside. Whether you’re a Superman fan or an investor eyeing the next breakout, Adventures of Superman #501 (Signed by Doug Hazelwood) is your chance to own a piece of DC’s 1993 revival—secure it today and watch its value soar as Superboy’s star keeps rising!
This isn’t just a comic—it’s a signed launchpad for Superboy’s legacy, inked by Hazelwood’s skilled hand. As the market craves 1990s keys and rare signatures, this issue offers a thrilling blend of fandom and financial upside. Whether you’re a Superman fan or an investor eyeing the next breakout, Adventures of Superman #501 (Signed by Doug Hazelwood) is your chance to own a piece of DC’s 1993 revival—secure it today and watch its value soar as Superboy’s star keeps rising!
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