Type Private Industry Auctioneering Founded Unknown Founder(s) Stephen Fishler Headquarters N/A Key people Stephen Fishler, Vincent Zurzolo, Ben Smith Product(s) Comic books Revenue Unknown Employees 6 Divisions N/A Website http://www.comicconnect.com Email moc.tcennoccimoc|troppus#moc.tcennoccimoc|troppus Phone 001.212.895.3999

Foundation and ownership

The company was founded in 2007^{[citation needed]} by Stephen Fishler, the owner of the website.

It is the sister company of Metropolis Collectibles.

Expertise and services

The website asserts that it provides an easier and cheaper alternative to selling comic books through eBay.

One of its key commitments is its ‘no fee’ policy, allowing sellers to get a fair price for their items.

It has a reputable and experienced team, state-of-the-art online auction model

ComicConnect provides free appraisals and a grading service for clients, using the famous, industry standard 10 point scale created by Fishler.

Notable sales

A rare copy of Captain America Comics #1 from December 1941 sold for $343,000 in August 2011, a record for a Captain America Comics #1. The CGC 9.2-rated comic features Captain America punching Adolf Hitler.

In March 2011 ComicConnect announced the sale of a near mint copy of Amazing Fantasy #15 for $1.1m.

In 2010, ComicConnect sold an 8.5-graded copy of Action Comics #1 (Superman’s debut) for $1.5m, a world record price for a comic book.¹

See also

Main article: list of comic book dealers