ComicLens: Comic Book Scanner

About this app

Golden Age mystery men, Silver Age space heroes, Bronze Age street-level sagas, Modern Age variant explosions — a single key issue from any era can be worth a thousand common copies. ComicLens identifies the issue in your hands, tells you whether it's a key or variant, grades its condition, and shows you an estimated value range — then keeps your whole long box organized in one place. WHY COLLECTORS USE COMICLENS Know which issue you're really holding. Two copies of the same title are not the same comic. The issue number, the printing, the cover variant, and the era it came from all change what a book is worth. ComicLens reads the cover and helps you match the likely issue, so you understand the specific book in your hands — not just the series. Spot the key issues and variants that matter. First appearances, origin issues, and sought-after variant covers are the books collectors chase. ComicLens flags when a match looks like a key issue or a variant printing, so you don't pass over a significant book in a stack of commons. See an estimated value range. For each match, ComicLens shows a market reference range so you have a realistic sense of worth before you buy, sell, or trade. Change the condition grade and the range updates with it. These are reference estimates, not appraisals, offers, or financial advice — actual sale prices depend on condition, demand, and where you sell. Grade condition with confidence. Condition drives a comic's value more than almost anything else. ComicLens walks you through the collector grading scale — from Mint and Near Mint down through Very Fine, Fine, Good, and Poor on the familiar 0.1 to 10.0 ladder — so you can grade your own books consistently and record the result with each issue. Slabbed or raw, you log it your way. Build a collection that stays with you. Save every book you scan into a personal collection on your device. Track titles, issue numbers, printings, conditions, and estimated values, sort and filter your boxes, and watch your collection's total reference value take shape as it grows. Learn the craft, for free. ComicLens ships with in-app guides any collector can read without subscribing: how comic grading works from Mint to Poor, the signs a book may be worth real money, how to tell a first printing and a true first appearance from a reprint, and how to bag, board, and store books so they stay collectible for decades. HOW IT WORKS 1. Capture or pick a photo of the comic's cover. 2. ComicLens identifies the likely issue and shows a confidence indicator — confirm it or adjust by hand. 3. Set the condition grade to refine the estimated value range. 4. Save it to your collection and keep collecting. PRIVACY YOU CAN UNDERSTAND We use PostHog for limited product analytics and AppsFlyer to measure installations and ads for our apps. Eligible event data may be shared with Meta for advertising measurement and optimization under applicable privacy controls. Photos and recognition content are not used for advertising. See our Privacy Policy for details. SUBSCRIPTION ComicLens is an auto-renewing subscription. Plans are offered weekly and annually (for example, $9.99 per week or $59.99 per year; promotional pricing such as $59.99 per year may be available). Payment is charged to your Apple ID at confirmation of purchase. The subscription renews automatically at the same price and period unless you turn off auto-renew at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel anytime in your App Store account settings. Prices may vary by region. Terms of Use: https://comiclens.app/terms Privacy Policy: https://getcomiclens.app/privacy Start with a single scan — and see what your comics are really worth.

What's new in 1.1.8 - Fixed the membership page shifting when scrolled on some iPhones - Stability and interface refinements Thank you for collecting with us. More improvements are on the way.

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1. First observed Oct 10, 2026 · 2:48 PM Free