MYSTIC COMICS (1ST SERIES) 1940-42 #1
CGC PR: 0.5
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SOLD ON: Thursday, 10/03/2024 10:44 PM
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PUBLISHER: Timely
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Apparent slight (c-1). color touch, tape on cover and interior, 8 extra staples added, right edge trimmed.
Schomburg bondage cover; 1st app. Blue Blaze, Dynamic Man; rare!
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Apparent slight (c-1). color touch, tape on cover and interior, 8 extra staples added, right edge trimmed.
Schomburg bondage cover; 1st app. Blue Blaze, Dynamic Man; rare!
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A 15% BUYER'S PREMIUM WILL BE ADDED TO THIS ITEM AT CONCLUSION OF THE AUCTION
Apparent slight (c-1). color touch, tape on cover and interior, 8 extra staples added, right edge trimmed.
Schomburg bondage cover; 1st app. Blue Blaze, Dynamic Man; rare!
Ruben Blades CopyThe early Alex Schomburg cover on Mystic Comics #1 hints at the artist's future greatness, which is not to say that this book doesn't have a remarkable cover, the weird group of thugs attacking the Blue Blaze certainly bear the hallmarks of Schomburg's memorable style.
Mystic Comics was an anthology of the kind that dominated spinner racks of the 1940s, all sorts of thrills were in store for the reader, from superhero action to western adventure, and Mystic was one of the best in the business, the comic would eventually spawn the Destroyer, who would become the title's cover star for a time, but this first issue is a real treat for Golden Age collectors.
Apparent slight (c-1). color touch, tape on cover and interior, 8 extra staples added, right edge trimmed.
Schomburg bondage cover; 1st app. Blue Blaze, Dynamic Man; rare!
Ruben Blades CopyThe early Alex Schomburg cover on Mystic Comics #1 hints at the artist's future greatness, which is not to say that this book doesn't have a remarkable cover, the weird group of thugs attacking the Blue Blaze certainly bear the hallmarks of Schomburg's memorable style.
Mystic Comics was an anthology of the kind that dominated spinner racks of the 1940s, all sorts of thrills were in store for the reader, from superhero action to western adventure, and Mystic was one of the best in the business, the comic would eventually spawn the Destroyer, who would become the title's cover star for a time, but this first issue is a real treat for Golden Age collectors.