Many of you probably read or heard about the rare comic book that belonged to Nicolas Cage being found after it was allegedly stolen from his home over ten years ago.
According to the LA Times, the police have not identified the man who found the comic book and are still “looking into the story.” But another local newspaper reported that a man tried to sell it to New York comic book expert Stephen Fisher, the man who sold the authentic Action Comic No.1 to Cage. He called authorities when aware of the theft.
The Action Comic No.1 was the first time there was an appearance of Superman, back in 1938.
When the comic book was new, it ran for 10 cents. But when Cage bought it in the nineties, it was worth as much as $1.5 million, Business Insider reports.
Cage collected the insurance money and it was unclear if the comic book will be returned to him.
Since Cage has had financial problems the last few years, one might wonder if he hid the book there to collect the insurance money, hoping to reclaim it as some point. 
Then, again, maybe I am just being jaded.  I hope so, anyway.  I like Nicolas Cage's movies a lot.

I can't help believing, however, that we have yet to hear all of this story.