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Fantastic Four #258[8.5]

Fantastic Four #258[8.5]

$105.00 USD
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Fantastic Four #258 (CGC 8.5) (1983)
Prepare for an earth-shattering showdown with Fantastic Four #258 (1983), a Bronze Age classic graded CGC 8.5 (Very Fine+)! Written and penciled by John Byrne in his iconic run, this issue—“Interlude”—delivers a seismic twist as Doctor Doom reclaims his Latverian throne with ruthless precision. After Tyros the Terrible’s reign crumbles, Doom’s triumphant return is marked by a chilling execution via disintegration ray, cementing his dominance. With Byrne’s masterful storytelling and art, this CGC 8.5 copy offers vibrant colors and sharp preservation—a prized piece for Fantastic Four fans and collectors craving a key Doom moment!
Value Highlights
  • Publication Details: Released in September 1983, Fantastic Four #258 is a standout from John Byrne’s legendary tenure, spotlighting Doctor Doom’s restoration as Latveria’s ruler—a pivotal chapter in his saga.
  • Key Moments: Doom’s brutal reclamation of power, including the disintegration of Tyros, showcases his unrelenting villainy. This issue bridges the FF’s cosmic adventures with Doom’s terrestrial tyranny, making it a fan-favorite interlude.
  • Condition and Pricing: As of March 2025, CGC 8.5 copies of Fantastic Four #258 range from $50–$75 on platforms like eBay and comic specialty retailers, reflecting solid demand for high-grade Byrne-era issues. Ungraded VF copies hover at $10–$15, while CGC 9.8 slabs can hit $100–$130, highlighting the value of this mid-to-high-grade gem.
  • Creative Team: John Byrne’s dual role as writer and artist delivers a cohesive, visually stunning narrative, cementing his status as one of the FF’s definitive creators.
Market Trends
  • Doctor Doom Hype: With Doom’s starring role in the 2025 "One World Under Doom" event and his MCU debut in Fantastic Four (July 2025) and Avengers: Doomsday (2026), Doom-centric comics are surging. This issue’s focus on his Latverian triumph could drive a 15–20% value increase as anticipation peaks.
  • Byrne Run Resurgence: John Byrne’s 1981–1986 Fantastic Four run is a collector darling, with high-grade copies like this CGC 8.5 gaining traction. Prices have edged up 5–10% since 2024, fueled by nostalgia and cinematic buzz.
  • Mid-Grade Sweet Spot: At CGC 8.5, this copy balances affordability and quality, appealing to collectors who want strong presentation without the top-tier price tag. It’s a stable performer with room to grow.
  • Bronze Age Appeal: The early 1980s Marvel market remains robust, with Doom’s enduring popularity and Byrne’s legacy pushing demand for key issues like this one.
Secure this CGC 8.5 Fantastic Four #258 today—a Bronze Age powerhouse where Doom’s iron rule takes center stage! With its pristine grade, iconic creative pedigree, and rising relevance in 2025’s Doom-driven landscape, this comic is a fantastic find for collectors and investors alike—don’t let it slip through your grasp!
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