Golden Age Captain Marvel Jr. Shazam!
Condition Notes: Mid Grade Condition- Cover attached & centerfold intact at top staple. Complete story with NO Writing, NO Major Tears and NO Cutouts. Has Cover wear consistent with grade SEE PICS
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Condition Notes: Solid Mid Grade Condition- Cover firmly attached & centerfold intact. Complete story with NO Writing, NO Major Tears and NO Cutouts. Has Cover wear consistent with grade SEE PICS
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Read MoreCondition: High Grade Condition
Crisis On Infinite Earths saw the deaths of many DC characters, most importantly being Supergirl and the Flash. The series also re-imagined DC’s Golden Age to remove Superman and Batman from World War II and to include the histories of comic book characters that DC had purchased from Quality Comics (The Ray, Uncle Sam, Plastic Man, Phantom Lady), Fawcett Publications (Shazam! Captain Marvel), Charlton Comics (Blue Beetle, The Question) among others.
Read MoreDate: 1985
Series: 2
Company: Kenner
Condition Notes: Good Condition with paint wear (See Pic). Action feature works.
Read MoreDate: 1984
Series: 1
Company: Kenner
Condition Notes: Good Condition with paint wear (See Pic). Action feature works. Mace weapon is missing part of handle.
Read MoreCondition: High Grade Condition
Crisis On Infinite Earths was a major storyline published by DC Comics to reorganize and streamline their 50 year company history. The story served to merge conflicting stories and characters that had developed through many different editors and writers over the years.
Crisis On Infinite Earths saw the deaths of many DC characters, most importantly being Supergirl and the Flash. The series also re-imagined DC’s Golden Age to remove Superman and Batman from World War II and to include the histories of comic book characters that DC had purchased from Quality Comics (The Ray, Uncle Sam, Plastic Man, Phantom Lady), Fawcett Publications (Shazam! Captain Marvel), Charlton Comics (Blue Beetle, The Question) among others.
Read MoreCondition: High Grade Condition
Crisis On Infinite Earths saw the deaths of many DC characters, most importantly being Supergirl and the Flash. The series also re-imagined DC’s Golden Age to remove Superman and Batman from World War II and to include the histories of comic book characters that DC had purchased from Quality Comics (The Ray, Uncle Sam, Plastic Man, Phantom Lady), Fawcett Publications (Shazam! Captain Marvel), Charlton Comics (Blue Beetle, The Question) among others.
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