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[Vanillalite]

I seriously do not know. It might be a stupid question, and worth like 10 bucks. Who knows. Yet I figured I'd ask.

I got this roughly 20 years ago. It is a sealed copy of the Return of Superman signed by Jackson Guice. Here is a pic of the item in question.

Any ideas?

 

[Buddha Beam]

I'm pretty sure that's Return of Superman, not Death. Death came in a black bag with a bloody S.

 

[Bluth54]

I don't know for sure, but I imagine that so many copies of the death/return of Superman were printed that they probably aren't worth much. I remember seeing a documentary on the event on the Superman Direct to DVD based on the comic and people were buying tons of copies.

 

[BFIB]

Yep, that's return of superman. Maybe $50?

 

[Vanillalite]

I'm pretty sure that's Return of Superman, not Death. Death came in a black bag with a bloody S.

It is I just derped in my post.

 

[MisterHero]

Creative team
Writer(s) (All 3 arcs)
Dan Jurgens; Louise Simonson; Roger Stern
(Arcs 1 and 2)
Jerry Ordway
(Arcs 2 and 3)
Karl Kesel
(Arc 2 only)
William Messner-Loebs
(Arc 3 only)
Gerard Jones
Penciller(s) (All 3 arcs)
Jon Bogdanove; Tom Grummett; Jackson Guice; Dan Jurgens
(Arc 2 only)
Dennis Janke; Denis Rodier; Walt Simonson; Curt Swan
(Arc 3 only)
M. D. Bright
Inker(s) (All 3 arcs)
Brett Breeding; Doug Hazelwood; Dennis Janke; Denis Rodier
(Arcs 1 and 2)
Rick Burchett
(Arc 2 only)
Mike Machlan; Ande Parks; Josef Rubinstein; Trevor Scott; Walter Simonson
(Arc 3 only)
Romeo Tanghal
Editor(s) Mike Carlin

If it were a more famous participant like Dan Jurgens then it might be something.

Yeah I hope you're a fan of Jackson Guice.

 

[PhoncipleBone]

I seriously do not know. It might be a stupid question, and worth like 10 bucks. Who knows. Yet I figured I'd ask.

I got this roughly 20 years ago. It is a sealed copy of the Return of Superman signed by Jackson Guice. Here is a pic of the item in question.

Any ideas?

I have the same thing signed by Guice as well. Got it signed at Heroes Con in NC that year. He even drew a sketch of Supes on it along with his signature.

Probably not worth much. Not many things from that era are because of the high print runs and everyone buying them up in the hopes it would increase in value later.

 

[Vanillalite]

I don't know for sure, but I imagine that so many copies of the death/return of Superman were printed that they probably aren't worth much. I remember seeing a documentary on the event on the Superman Direct to DVD based on the comic and people were buying tons of copies.

There are a ton of regular copies. I only asked about mine cause it was signed, and I've never seen another one signed by Guice like mine.

I figured it was probably not worth much at all, but that I'd ask anyways.

 

[Dreamgazer]

http://comicbookrealm.com/series/2635/37037/the-adventures-of-superman-issue-500

Adventure of Superman #500 by itself is around $5.00 in Near Mint condition.
$30 if you have the black/silver platinum edition (not the case here.)

Typically artist autograph adds around 5-8 dollars in value, unless it's someone who rarely does autographs. So I would say around $10-13 dollars.

Add$1-2 dollars extra if you think it's better than near mind condition.