ICYMI: Booster Gold 1 $650 Sale After James Gunn DC Studios Announcement dccomics dcstudios jamesgunn ebay boostergold thedanjurgens richjohnston
\nIt was already a collectable comic book. But after James Gunn and Peter Safran's announcement of a Booster Gold TV series from DC Studios, a copy of Dan Jurgens' Booster Gold #1 graded by CGC as 9.8 from 1986 has sold on eBay for just shy of $650 while a raw copy has sold for $250. A month previously, a CGC 9.8 copy sold at $280 and raw for $54 the week before. That's an increase in 250-500% in value.\n\nSafran: 'A total fan favorite, as you know.
Great man and glad he saw the potential!'\nSales have also been strong for Booster Gold collections, as all collections have sold out on Amazon and beyond, James Gunn has told us that collections are being rushed back to print in wake of these announcements.\nBooster Gold: 52 Pick-Up from 2008 by Geoff Johns and Jeff Katz has sold out through Amazon.
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