treasury-comics
Annihilation: Conquest (2008)

Annihilation: Conquest #6

Marvel · June 2008

Cover of Annihilation: Conquest #6

Raw

$25.00

Lowest ask · only 4 listings

Annihilation: Conquest #6 (2008) is listed at around $25.00 raw and $149.99 in CGC 7.5 on eBay today.

See the price history

Free for 7 days, no card needed

What is an asking price?

What sellers are asking on eBay right now. Books often sell for less, especially raw copies with Best Offer.

Market today · Raw

Lowest ask
$25.00
Typical ask
Only 4 listings
Listings
4
Checked
2 days ago
See listings on eBay

Prices from eBay · asking prices, without shipping

By grade (asking)

Own this comic?

Add it to your collection and follow what it is worth, next to every other book you own. Scan the barcode or a CGC label to add the rest in seconds.

Start your collection

Free for 7 days, no card needed · Log in

About this issue

Penciller
Tom Raney and Wellinton Alves
Inker
Scott Hanna
Colorist
Frank D'Armata
Letterer
Joe Caramagna
Editor
Bill Rosemann
Assistant Editor
Lauren Sankovitch
Editor In Chief
Joe Quesada
Script
Andy Lanning and Dan Abnett
Characters
Adam Warlock, Bug, Captain Universe, Chell-Tek, Dragon of the Moon, Drax the Destroyer, Gamora, Groot, High Evolutionary, Mantis (Marvel), Moondragon, Nova (Rider), Phyla-Vell, Praxagora, Ra-Venn, Rocket Raccoon, Ronan the Accuser, Star-Lord, Super-Skrull, Tyro (Technarchy), Ultron, Warlock, Worldmind, and Wraith (Zak-Del)
Teams
Guardians of the Galaxy, Kree, Kree Sentry, Phalanx, Rigellians, Spaceknights, Spartoi, and The Select
Story arc
Annihilation Conquest
Cover date
June 2008
On sale
16 April 2008
Cover price
$3.99
UPC
75960606139600611
Pages
52
Rating
Teen

This is it: Marvel’s rag-tag group of sci-fi heroes vs. Ultron – in a double-sized finale! The surviving warriors face-off on the battlefield, with the fate of the entire Kree Empire – and perhaps the Earth itself – at stake! Who will fall? Who will rise to become a legend? It’s an extra helping of adventure, humor, drama and eye-candy that IGN.com calls “one of the best event books of the year.”