Quicksilver

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Quicksilver is a character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, the character first appeared in The X-Men #4 (March 1964). Originally introduced as an antagonist in Magneto's Brotherhood of Evil Mutants alongside his twin sister, Scarlet Witch, Quicksilver later reformed and joined the Avengers beginning with The Avengers #16 (May 1965), becoming part of the team's second generation. Quicksilver is the superhero persona of Pietro Django Maximoff, a speedster capable of moving and thinking at extreme speeds…Wikipedia
See also: The AvengersScarlet WitchMarvel ComicsCaptain AmericaThe X-MenIron ManThorHawkeyeJack KirbyHulkMagnetoAnt-ManThe WaspSilver AgeThe Fantastic FourBronze AgeBlack PantherTom PalmerStan LeeThe InhumansBlack WidowJohn BuscemaDon HeckSpider-ManLokiSilver SurferSkrullsJohn KaliszThe Brotherhood of MutantsThe VisionDoctor DoomRed SkullCaptain MarvelUatu (the Watcher)WolverineHerculesGalactusJuggernautNew Gods
John Romita Sr. Jim Mooney - Amazing Spider-Man #71 P 18 (Cover Battle Scene! Spider-Man Vs Quicksilver!) 1968

listed for $75,000 in 2026

Jim Mooney, John Romita Sr. - Amazing Spider-Man #71 P 18 (Cover Battle Scene! Spider-Man Vs Quicksilver!) 1968

listed for $50,000 in 2026

Jim Mooney, John Romita Sr. - Amazing Spider-Man #71 P 18 (Cover Battle Scene! Spider-Man Vs Quicksilver!) 1968

listed for $45,000 in 2026

Jim Mooney, John Romita Sr. - Amazing Spider-Man #71 P 18 (The Cover Battle Scene! Spider-Man Vs Quicksilver!) 1968

listed for $43,000 in 2026

Jim Mooney, John Romita Sr. - Amazing Spider-Man #71 P 18 (The Cover Battle Scene! Culmination of the Battle - Spider-Man Vs Quicksilver!) 1968

listed for $40,000 in 2026

Dick Ayers and Frank Giacoia (as "Frank Ray") - Strange Tales #128 Splash Page 1 Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch Original Art (Marvel, 1965).

sold for $26,400 in 2024

 - John Byrne Fantastic Four #240 Splash Page 1 Quicksilver Original Art (Marvel, 1982)....

sold for $11,400 in 2019

Bianchi, Simone - 2024 MARVEL FLAIR - FLAIRIUM FT-52 SCARLET WITCH & QUICKSILVER Trading Card Art

sold for $6,107 in 2024

John Buscema and Tom Palmer The Avengers #83 Story Page 11 Black Panther and Quicksilver Original Art (Marvel, 197...

sold for $4,200 in 2020

John Buscema and George Roussos Avengers #42 Page 3 Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver Original Art (Marvel, -

sold for $3,466 in 2015

Dick Ayers and Frank Giacoia Strange Tales #128 "Quicksilver and the Scarlet Witch" Page 3 Thing -

sold for $2,271 in 2016

Larry Stroman and Al Milgrom X-Factor #72 Quicksilver Story Page 3 Original Art (Marvel, 1991).

sold for $1,313 in 2025

Jackson "Butch" Guice and José Marzán Jr. Fantastic Four Annual #21 Dr. Doom / Quicksilver Story Page 10 Original Art (Marvel, 1988).

sold for $1,250 in 2025

QUICKSILVER Issue #2 Cover

sold for $1,000 in 2009

John Byrne and Dan Green - Avengers #186, page 3 Original Art (Marvel, 1979). Not only is the origin of Quicksilver -

sold for $508 in 2007

Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers - Original Art for Avengers #16, page 14 (Marvel, 1965). Although Quicksilver -

sold for $472 in 2003

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  1. 74Romitaman
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  3. 6Anthony's Comic Book Art
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