GREEN LANTERN (1941-49) #30
CGC FN: 6.0
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SOLD ON: Wednesday, 09/11/2019 1:52 PM
$1,762
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PUBLISHER: DC
COMMENTS: ow/white pgs; "Mart Nodel '94" written on cvr in marker; tied for 3rd highest! rare
Origin and 1st app. Streak the Wonder Dog
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Origin and 1st app. Streak the Wonder Dog
DESCRIPTION
ow/white pgs; "Mart Nodel '94" written on cvr in marker; tied for 3rd highest! rare
Origin and 1st app. Streak the Wonder DogIssue #30 of the Green Lantern features tales starring villains the Gambler and Knodar, but the real attraction is the cover story, which informs readers how Alan Scott acquired Streak the Wonder Dog, and the loyal canine's origin story. The comical Alex Toth cover illustration continues the string of revered Golden Age artists lending their hand to the covers for this popular title.
This 6.0 copy retains its structural integrity and presents bright colors that have remained strong through out the years, the majority of wear is relegated to the edges and corners of this book. The signature on the cover reads "Mart Nodell '94," and although Nodell made no contributions to this issue, it is still a nifty added bonus that should give this copy that extra "oomph" for Golden Age collectors.
Origin and 1st app. Streak the Wonder DogIssue #30 of the Green Lantern features tales starring villains the Gambler and Knodar, but the real attraction is the cover story, which informs readers how Alan Scott acquired Streak the Wonder Dog, and the loyal canine's origin story. The comical Alex Toth cover illustration continues the string of revered Golden Age artists lending their hand to the covers for this popular title.
This 6.0 copy retains its structural integrity and presents bright colors that have remained strong through out the years, the majority of wear is relegated to the edges and corners of this book. The signature on the cover reads "Mart Nodell '94," and although Nodell made no contributions to this issue, it is still a nifty added bonus that should give this copy that extra "oomph" for Golden Age collectors.