PLANET COMICS (1940-54) #11
CGC VG+: 4.5
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PUBLISHER: Fiction House
COMMENTS: ow/white pgs; sl (B-1): pc added to cvr, cvr reinf, staples rplcd;
classic cover
Jon Berk Collection
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classic cover
Jon Berk Collection
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ow/white pgs; sl (B-1): pc added to cvr, cvr reinf, staples rplcd;
classic cover
Jon Berk CollectionOne of the most iconic covers of Planet Comics' run is issue #11, although there is some dispute as to the artist who rendered this memorable image, one thing is for sure, it is hard to forget the giant, green space creature that dominates the action, and the bright yellow background that was a popular motif on early Planet covers as well. The Red Comet feature inside the book is the inspiration for the fantastic cover, titled "The Giant Killer of Jupiter," along other anthology punch ups "The Tyrant of Jupiter's Moon" and "Revolt of the Robots" Planet #11 really delivers those GA goods in spades.
Artist Information
Golden Age artist known primarily for his work for Quality Comics, also contributed to Doll Man and Military Comics before moving into the technical art department at General Motors.
classic cover
Jon Berk CollectionOne of the most iconic covers of Planet Comics' run is issue #11, although there is some dispute as to the artist who rendered this memorable image, one thing is for sure, it is hard to forget the giant, green space creature that dominates the action, and the bright yellow background that was a popular motif on early Planet covers as well. The Red Comet feature inside the book is the inspiration for the fantastic cover, titled "The Giant Killer of Jupiter," along other anthology punch ups "The Tyrant of Jupiter's Moon" and "Revolt of the Robots" Planet #11 really delivers those GA goods in spades.
Artist Information
Golden Age artist known primarily for his work for Quality Comics, also contributed to Doll Man and Military Comics before moving into the technical art department at General Motors.