SCIENCE COMICS (1940) #2
CGC VG-: 3.5
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crm/ow pages; slight/md (C-2) pcs added to cvr, tear seals to cvr, cvr reinforced
classic Lou Fine Dynamo bondage cover
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crm/ow pages; slight/md (C-2) pcs added to cvr, tear seals to cvr, cvr reinforced
classic Lou Fine Dynamo bondage cover
Ruben Blades Copy
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A 15% BUYER'S PREMIUM WILL BE ADDED TO THIS ITEM AT CONCLUSION OF THE AUCTION
crm/ow pages; slight/md (C-2) pcs added to cvr, tear seals to cvr, cvr reinforced
classic Lou Fine Dynamo bondage cover
Ruben Blades CopyLou Fine is universally recognized as one of the top artists of the Golden Age, his work for Fox Feature Syndicate titles like Planet Comics and Fantastic Comics are the stuff of legend. His work here on Science Comics #2 is no less stunning than his more well-known contributions. His penchant for sci-fi design is on full display on this brilliant book, oddball contraptions and ray guns were his meat and potatoes, and he also had no problem with the female form, as can be attested to on this racy cover. These little gems of the Golden Age are part of the foundation of the industry, and hard working draftsmen like Fine helped create the look and feel of comics, shaping the future of the medium for decades to come.
crm/ow pages; slight/md (C-2) pcs added to cvr, tear seals to cvr, cvr reinforced
classic Lou Fine Dynamo bondage cover
Ruben Blades CopyLou Fine is universally recognized as one of the top artists of the Golden Age, his work for Fox Feature Syndicate titles like Planet Comics and Fantastic Comics are the stuff of legend. His work here on Science Comics #2 is no less stunning than his more well-known contributions. His penchant for sci-fi design is on full display on this brilliant book, oddball contraptions and ray guns were his meat and potatoes, and he also had no problem with the female form, as can be attested to on this racy cover. These little gems of the Golden Age are part of the foundation of the industry, and hard working draftsmen like Fine helped create the look and feel of comics, shaping the future of the medium for decades to come.