Marvel Comics and VeVe continue to celebrate “Marvel Month” with the corporate’s first NFT comic books.
Marvel Month is in full swing and the legendary comic book firm is giving us another deal on the VeVe platform. This weekend, Marvel is selling the primary ever digital comic book collection within the type of non-fungible tokens (NFTs).
Up until now, two Marvel gross sales have gone down on VeVe, the Spider-Man digital statue collection debuted the series on VeVe whereas Captain America’s collection was released last week. The Spidey assortment offered out in lower than 24-hours whereas the follow-up Captain America set offered out in less than 24 minutes.
The NFT comic sale on VeVe will run until Sunday and have three totally different readable classics from Marvel’s archives.
Marvel’s NFT comics
Much like the previous NFT collections from Marvel, the comics come in one of five rarity levels, from common to secret uncommon. The primary comic for sale is appropriately Marvel Comics #1. Back in 1939 when the corporate was named Timely, it launched a comic book that featured the debut of an android model of the Human Torch and Namor the Sub-Mariner.
The second is Journey Into Mystery #85, a Thor comic that marked the first look of Loki, Heimdall and capital city Asgard.
Finally, the third comic to be launched is the iconic Fantastic Four #1 written by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. It was the debut of the new legendary quartet of heroes and cemented Marvel on the Mount Rushmore of comic book companies.
60,000 editions of the first and third NFTs, whereas the Journey into Mystery release has only 50,000. This makes the Loki debut a bit more unique than the others, with 10,000 fewer variations launched.
The common, or traditional cover, will have 40,000 copies minted whereas the key rare ‘True Believer Variant’ will have just 500 versions in the pool. Despite this, all comics are priced at $6.99 and rarities are randomized at the time of sale, allowing for anybody to snag a really rare and valuable NFT from the collection.