Infinity #1 has a $4.99 cover price, and includes 45 story pages–10 of those previously available (to customers, at least) “free” in the 2013 Free Comic Book Day Infinity issue.
The day that I paid cover price for the issue, I also snagged a number of 25-cent bin issues.
Which means that Infinity #1 was an especially poor value to issue quantity and page count!
For less than the price of Infinity #1, I was able to purchase:
- single issues of Batman: Year One (Batman #404-407)
- the 1989 Catwoman mini-series (I believe this was later collected/reissued as Catwoman: Her Sister’s Keeper)
- Invisibles #1
- Spider-Man #1
- an extra-sized, foil-enhanced Incredible Hulk issue
- the original first printing of the first Gen13 mini
- both prestige-format History of the DC Universe issues
- the foil-enhanced anniversary issues Spectacular Spider-Man #200 and Web of Spider-Man #100
- the chromium Valiant #0 issues for both Shadowman and Bloodshot
Yet another reason my enjoyment of older/’90s (and even ’80s!) comics is increasing while my enjoyment and interest in current comics continues to wane.
Filed under: NON-REVIEW CONTENT | Tagged: Batman, Catwoman, comics pricing, Infinity, MARVEL, Spider-Man, thanos, Valiant, Year One |
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