The Vegas Comic Kingdom
Something Is Killing the Children #25 (Cover A, First Print) (NM/NM+)
Something Is Killing the Children #25 (Cover A, First Print) (NM/NM+)
Low stock: 1 left
Regular price
$15.00 USD
Regular price
Sale price
$15.00 USD
Unit price
per
Shipping calculated at checkout.
Couldn't load pickup availability
Something Is Killing the Children #25 (Cover A, First Print) – A Collector’s and Investor’s Milestone
Dive into the gripping horror of Something Is Killing the Children #25 (2022), featuring the Werther Dell’Edera Wraparound Cover A, first print. This oversized milestone issue from BOOM! Studios’ Eisner-winning series is a must-have for collectors and investors, blending Erica Slaughter’s monster-hunting saga with Dell’Edera’s chilling art and exceptional market potential.
Key Appearances
Written by James Tynion IV and illustrated by Werther Dell’Edera, this issue, released July 27, 2022, concludes the first arc of Erica’s mission in Tribulation. Erica Slaughter faces an entity unlike anything she’s encountered, while a tragic phone call delivers devastating news. Key characters include Erica, her handler Jessica, and the Old Dragon (Cutter), with a past ally stepping up to aid her. The issue introduces new dynamics in the House of Slaughter’s mythology, setting up future arcs. The wraparound Cover A by Dell’Edera, showcasing Erica’s intensity, enhances its collectible appeal.
Written by James Tynion IV and illustrated by Werther Dell’Edera, this issue, released July 27, 2022, concludes the first arc of Erica’s mission in Tribulation. Erica Slaughter faces an entity unlike anything she’s encountered, while a tragic phone call delivers devastating news. Key characters include Erica, her handler Jessica, and the Old Dragon (Cutter), with a past ally stepping up to aid her. The issue introduces new dynamics in the House of Slaughter’s mythology, setting up future arcs. The wraparound Cover A by Dell’Edera, showcasing Erica’s intensity, enhances its collectible appeal.
Current Value
The Cover A first print, retailing at $4.99, commands $5–$20 in NM (Near Mint) condition on eBay, driven by the series’ cult status and the issue’s sell-out status, prompting a second printing. CGC 9.8 graded copies fetch $40–$100, reflecting high demand for this milestone. By comparison, the 1:25 Jenny Frison Variant sells for $20–$50 NM, and the Peach Momoko Variant ranges from $15–$40 NM. The first print’s value aligns with earlier issues like SIKTC #19 Cover A ($5–$15 NM), offering an affordable entry into a hot indie series. Low print runs and rapid sell-outs boost its appeal.
The Cover A first print, retailing at $4.99, commands $5–$20 in NM (Near Mint) condition on eBay, driven by the series’ cult status and the issue’s sell-out status, prompting a second printing. CGC 9.8 graded copies fetch $40–$100, reflecting high demand for this milestone. By comparison, the 1:25 Jenny Frison Variant sells for $20–$50 NM, and the Peach Momoko Variant ranges from $15–$40 NM. The first print’s value aligns with earlier issues like SIKTC #19 Cover A ($5–$15 NM), offering an affordable entry into a hot indie series. Low print runs and rapid sell-outs boost its appeal.
Expected Value and Trends
Something Is Killing the Children is a breakout indie hit, with over two million copies sold across the series and a Netflix adaptation in development. Issue #25’s milestone status and narrative weight fuel its investment potential. Key issues have appreciated 50–100% within 1–3 years, as seen with SIKTC #1 ($50–$200 NM). By 2027, NM copies of #25 could reach $20–$50, and CGC 9.8 copies may hit $100–$200, especially if the Netflix series or X-Men ’97 Season 2 (2025) amplifies horror interest. Grading delays (ongoing into mid-2025) and BOOM!’s strategic low print runs may further drive prices.
Something Is Killing the Children is a breakout indie hit, with over two million copies sold across the series and a Netflix adaptation in development. Issue #25’s milestone status and narrative weight fuel its investment potential. Key issues have appreciated 50–100% within 1–3 years, as seen with SIKTC #1 ($50–$200 NM). By 2027, NM copies of #25 could reach $20–$50, and CGC 9.8 copies may hit $100–$200, especially if the Netflix series or X-Men ’97 Season 2 (2025) amplifies horror interest. Grading delays (ongoing into mid-2025) and BOOM!’s strategic low print runs may further drive prices.
Why Invest?
The Something Is Killing the Children #25 Cover A first print blends affordability, narrative significance, and collectible prestige. Dell’Edera’s wraparound art and Tynion’s shocking conclusion to the Tribulation arc make it a collector’s prize. Ideal for fans seeking a key indie milestone or investors eyeing the series’ rising profile, this issue offers strong upside. Secure it now to capitalize on Erica Slaughter’s legacy and BOOM!’s hottest title
The Something Is Killing the Children #25 Cover A first print blends affordability, narrative significance, and collectible prestige. Dell’Edera’s wraparound art and Tynion’s shocking conclusion to the Tribulation arc make it a collector’s prize. Ideal for fans seeking a key indie milestone or investors eyeing the series’ rising profile, this issue offers strong upside. Secure it now to capitalize on Erica Slaughter’s legacy and BOOM!’s hottest title
