Last week, an anonymous collector bought a rare copy of a comic book featuring the first appearance

Last week, an anonymous collector bought a rare copy of a comic book featuring the first appearance of Spider-Man for $454,100 at a Dallas auction house. But the sale of the near-mint copy of “Amazing Fantasy” No. 15 from 1962 wasn’t even close to the highest price ever paid for a comic book. Here, according to dacardworld.com, are the top five:

v $2.161 million: “Action Comics” No. 1, 2011. This famous issue featured the debut of Superman. The seller was actor Nicolas Cage.

v $1.5 million: “Action Comics” No. 1, 2010. This copy was not in as pristine condition as above.

v $1.1 million: “Amazing Fantasy” No. 15, 2011. Spider-Man’s first appearance in an impeccable copy.

v $1.075 million: “Detective Comics” No. 27, 2010: The debut of Batman.

v $1 million: “Action Comics” No. 1, 2010: Yet another copy that featured the debut of Superman.

“The X-Files” (8 p.m., Fox): In the season finale, people all over the country are becoming gravely ill and our heroic agents – Mulder (David Duchovny) and Scully (Gillian Anderson) – are desperate for answers. Complicating matters is the devious Smoking Man (William B. Davis).

“Becoming Mike Nichols” (9 p.m., HBO): Filmed shortly before his death in 2014, this documentary is pegged to an in-depth interview with the acclaimed writer and director who gave us films such as “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” and “The Graduate.”

“The Biggest Loser” (9 p.m., NBC): The remaining contestants step on the scales for the final weigh-in.

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