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Bettie Page: Unbound #5 - John Royle Black & White Cover Variant 1-in-11 Incentive
Bettie Page: Unbound #5 - John Royle Black & White Cover Variant 1-in-11 Incentive
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"Bettie Page: Unbound #5 - John Royle Black & White Cover Variant 1-in-11 Incentive"
Strike a pose, comic collectors and pin-up aficionados—this is Bettie Page: Unbound #5 with the John Royle Black & White Cover Variant, a 1-in-11 incentive rarer than a Bettie Page photoshoot without a whip! Royle’s stark, sultry sketch has our model-turned-spy looking like she’s ready to charm Einstein or karate-chop Cthulhu, all in glorious monochrome. This isn’t just a comic—it’s a timeless treasure that’ll make your collection pop like a flashbulb in a darkroom. Grab it before it’s gone faster than Bettie dodging a cheesy pickup line!
Highlights:
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Royle’s Retro Magic: John Royle’s black-and-white virgin cover (no logos, just pure art) is a knockout—Bettie’s poised with that classic ‘50s flair, ready to save the multiverse or at least look fabulous doing it. It’s a 1:11 incentive, so only the savviest shops nabbed it.
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Scarce as a Bettie Original: With a 1-in-11 ratio, this variant’s tougher to find than a polite alien invasion—perfect for flexing at cons or framing above your Bettie shrine.
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Multiverse Wrap Party: David Avallone and Julius Ohta close the “Crisis on Infinite Betties” arc—Bettie’s debriefing with Einstein, dodging cosmic creeps, and tying up reality’s loose ends like a pro.
Current Value:
As of April 5, 2025, this B&W beauty’s fetching $20-$30 in Near Mint condition on the secondary market—think eBay or that comic guy who thinks “vintage” means “double the price.” The 1:11 rarity, Royle’s rising star, and Bettie’s pin-up power keep it solid, though it’s not as pricey as some ultra-rare variants yet.
As of April 5, 2025, this B&W beauty’s fetching $20-$30 in Near Mint condition on the secondary market—think eBay or that comic guy who thinks “vintage” means “double the price.” The 1:11 rarity, Royle’s rising star, and Bettie’s pin-up power keep it solid, though it’s not as pricey as some ultra-rare variants yet.
Expected Value Trends & Upcoming Events:
This one’s got staying power—curvier than Bettie’s silhouette! Bettie Page’s Dynamite run keeps sizzling in 2025, and her quirky spy saga has a loyal cult following. SDCC or NYCC could push this to $40-$50 if Royle or Avallone sign copies or drop exclusives. Long term, a Bettie Page film revival (come on, Hollywood!) or a reprint surge could nudge this past $60-$75 by 2027. Snag it now and watch it age like Bettie—timelessly fabulous!
This one’s got staying power—curvier than Bettie’s silhouette! Bettie Page’s Dynamite run keeps sizzling in 2025, and her quirky spy saga has a loyal cult following. SDCC or NYCC could push this to $40-$50 if Royle or Avallone sign copies or drop exclusives. Long term, a Bettie Page film revival (come on, Hollywood!) or a reprint surge could nudge this past $60-$75 by 2027. Snag it now and watch it age like Bettie—timelessly fabulous!
Key Character Appearances:
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Bettie Page (The Pin-Up Prodigy): She’s fresh off saving the multiverse, now chilling with Einstein to figure out what the heck just happened. She’s all brains, bangs, and badassery.
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Albert Einstein (The Smart Guy): The prof’s here to unpack the Great Old Ones’ mess with Bettie—because who better to chat physics with than a model spy?
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Great Old Ones (The Cosmic Crashers): These tentacled terrors are licking their wounds after Bettie’s beatdown—proof even elder gods can’t handle her charm.
Why You Need This:
This isn’t just a comic—it’s a Bettie blockbuster. Royle’s B&W cover is a collector’s dreamboat, perfect for Page fanatics, variant vultures, or anyone who wants to strut some retro swagger. Don’t let it slip away—grab it, slab it, or trade it for a time machine to Bettie’s heyday someday!
This isn’t just a comic—it’s a Bettie blockbuster. Royle’s B&W cover is a collector’s dreamboat, perfect for Page fanatics, variant vultures, or anyone who wants to strut some retro swagger. Don’t let it slip away—grab it, slab it, or trade it for a time machine to Bettie’s heyday someday!
