Most Expensive Batman Comic Book Novels & Stories

"These emerald articles cost at least tens of millions. Do you think that just anyone can afford them?" Noticing the anger on Zachary's face, Lola explained quickly. "Mr. Zucker, but—" "But what? All of these articles are priceless. How can you take them out for just anyone? If they're damaged, who's going to take responsibility?" Zachary scolded. "You're saying that I can't afford them, aren't you?" Sebastian glanced coldly at Zachary. He was never lenient toward people who were contemptuous of others. "Do I even need to say that when you look like that? The cheapest out of all of them are the bangles, which cost 17 million each. Can you pay for that?

"George, Ms. Everhart is in trouble." George stiffened. "What?" Ezekiel drew a deep breath, fury roughening his voice. "Cancel the trip and get someone to send Alistair home. We're heading to Northside Everpower Press now!" … The emerald hairpin had been bid up to 200 million dollars. While such astronomical prices weren't unheard of in the Platinum Auction history, those were usually reserved for pieces truly worth the cost. This hairpin, however, was wildly overpriced. It had long ceased to be a simple auction; it was now a showdown between two titans.

I definitely did not want to go in there. I sighed yet again when I arrived in the kitchen, only to realize Alex was behind me. I swear she is like a ninja. A sexy, badass ninja. I shook my head and began to prepare her meal. I started making a bacon bling sandwich for Alex. Yes I can cook. You must be wondering what a bacon bling sandwich is. Well it’s the world’s most expensive sandwich in the world. It cost fifty pounds. This is because it is made with rare breed bacon. That and some other stuff that is hard to find.

With that, she countered boldly, "1.5 million." From Michael's suite, Bane grimly responded, "1.8 million!" Bane was a master of poisons and an unrelenting force in the medical underground. He recognized the unparalleled value of the Celestial Nymphaea. Lauren, undeterred, raised the stakes. "2.25 million." Bane gritted his teeth and barked back. "3 million!" Lauren's temper flared. "4.5 million!" The escalating bids were so outrageous that they sparked a wave of murmurs and gasps among the attendees.

“It isn’t that impressive… Neil’s eyes twitched while showing a horrible expression. “But this is the most beloved ink of the Iron Blood Emperor. There are less than ten bottles of this in the entire world. “When it appeared in an auction last year in Hong Kong, it was sold at fifteen million dollars… “Someone also said that the price was a steal.” Neil sighed. How was he supposed to return the gift then? Everything was scattered across the ground at this point. “What?! Fifteen million?! Andie was shocked in disbelief. “How did a kid like him even get a hold of this?!”

In the background, a city skyline rises– tall buildings with lit windows, similar to the comic images of Gotham. Both cases feature a dark, comic-book style artwork and is made up of deep blacks, cool blues and muted grey. Together, the two cases create an image of Batman holding Catwoman and kissing intimately. These phone covers are more intimate that the phone covers they saw online and fit Zack’s style better. Zack’s green eyes widen dramatically at the sight of the connected covers. A slow, predatory grin spreads across his face as he immediately scoops both packages off the display case. “Holy shit, Anna– you have excellent taste,” he declares loudly enough to draw curious glances form

“It’s… different.” CEO Han’s smile sharpened. “My favorite. The most valuable one here.” “How much?” Jaden asked, almost shy. “I mean… even the cheapest thing in this room probably costs more than my whole life.” CEO Han laughed. “Nothing is worth more than a human life.” Then, after a pause, “That one is valued at over twenty billion dollars.” Jaden blinked. “So it’s an original?” “Yes.” CEO Han gestured toward the chairs. “Now, let’s get to business. Why are you here?”

Mark put down his phone and explained, "Besides, the price of the comic is very affordable, so almost anyone can buy it. That's why the sales are a little higher compared to other merchandise." I put my hands on my face and exclaimed, "These results are amazing!" "They are," Mark agreed. "I'm guessing Luna and her team will stir up some trouble later. On top of that, with our own marketing efforts and overseas sales, our will definitely be impressive regardless if it's for the merchandise or the comic."