Media Impact Index
Explore how comic book prices move around film, television, animation, and publishing milestones. Find a book, follow its timeline, and see what the recorded sales show.
One defined edition and grade per study. Every analysis includes its data capture date and methodology.
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View study : Sentry #1
Tracks Sentry #1 CGC 9.8 sales through Bob Reynolds' casting, marketing and theatrical debut in Marvel Studios' Thunderbolts*.
Data captured Sep 17, 2026
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View study : Something Is Killing the Children #1
Tracks first-print CGC 9.8 prices across the comic's shifting screen-development cycle, from Netflix TV news to Blumhouse film and animation plans.
Data captured Sep 19, 2026
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View study : Special Marvel Edition #15
The film-cycle surge receded, while the later snapshot retained some uplift. Sparse trading calls for wider windows.
Data captured Sep 15, 2026
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View study : Spider-Man Noir #1
A higher recent trading range followed the TV cycle; the short follow-up leaves durability unproven.
Data captured Sep 15, 2026
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View study : Ultimate Fallout #4
Miles Morales’ first appearance through the 2018 Spider-Verse release and the larger market cycle that followed.
Data captured Sep 17, 2026
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New Mutants #98
Deadpool's announcement, release, and the price baseline observed one year later.
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A long climb, a decline that began before release, and a later return near the selected baseline.
Explore the Eternals study → A cycle in progressAbsolute Batman #1
Publishing hype and animation news overlap in the market for a recent first issue.
Explore the Batman study →Follow the evidence.
Each study pairs recorded sales with sourced milestones, identifies the exact edition and CGC grade, and explains its baseline and comparison windows. Open any study's Sources & methodology section for the capture audit and calculations.
Monthly or quarterly medians describe the observed trading pattern. Small samples, incomplete periods, and overlapping news are disclosed. Timing alone does not establish cause, and different books' percentage changes are not a controlled performance ranking.
These are dated research snapshots, not live price quotes or predictions. Start with Shang-Chi's methodology to see how we handle a less frequently traded book.