NEW GODS (1971-78) #1
VF-: 7.5
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SOLD ON: Wednesday, 05/08/2024 11:18 PM
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PUBLISHER: DC
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group lot of 19 New Gods DC comic books; 1973-1978; Jack Kirby (see issues below) Ave. Grade: 7.5; Total Est. Value: $330.
Kirby greatness; 1st app. of Orion, Lightray, Metron, High-Father and Kalibak; COMIC BOOK IMPACT rating of 7 (CBI)
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group lot of 19 New Gods DC comic books; 1973-1978; Jack Kirby (see issues below) Ave. Grade: 7.5; Total Est. Value: $330.
Kirby greatness; 1st app. of Orion, Lightray, Metron, High-Father and Kalibak; COMIC BOOK IMPACT rating of 7 (CBI)
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A 15% BUYER'S PREMIUM WILL BE ADDED TO THIS ITEM AT CONCLUSION OF THE AUCTION
group lot of 19 New Gods DC comic books; 1973-1978; Jack Kirby (see issues below) Ave. Grade: 7.5; Total Est. Value: $330.
Kirby greatness; 1st app. of Orion, Lightray, Metron, High-Father and Kalibak; COMIC BOOK IMPACT rating of 7 (CBI)group lot of 19 New Gods comic books (1973-1978) Ave. Grade: 7.5; Total Est. Value: $330.
New Gods #1-17, #19 (2 copies of #12) — This lot features Jack Kirby's grandest attempt at creating a new mythos for DC Comics after moving to the company in the '70s. Kirby's vision of the Fourth World really came together with New Gods #1, with the series establishing Darkseid as the overlord of Apokolips. The initial series ended in 1972, but DC revived the run with 1977's issue #12 (now billed as "Return of the New Gods") as Gerry Conway took over the title.
group lot of 19 New Gods DC comic books; 1973-1978; Jack Kirby (see issues below) Ave. Grade: 7.5; Total Est. Value: $330.
Kirby greatness; 1st app. of Orion, Lightray, Metron, High-Father and Kalibak; COMIC BOOK IMPACT rating of 7 (CBI)group lot of 19 New Gods comic books (1973-1978) Ave. Grade: 7.5; Total Est. Value: $330.
New Gods #1-17, #19 (2 copies of #12) — This lot features Jack Kirby's grandest attempt at creating a new mythos for DC Comics after moving to the company in the '70s. Kirby's vision of the Fourth World really came together with New Gods #1, with the series establishing Darkseid as the overlord of Apokolips. The initial series ended in 1972, but DC revived the run with 1977's issue #12 (now billed as "Return of the New Gods") as Gerry Conway took over the title.