ADVENTURE COMICS (1938-83) #61
CBCS FA: 1.0
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SOLD ON: Tuesday, 06/06/2023 7:18 PM
$900
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PUBLISHER: DC
COMMENTS: crm/ow pages; logo replaced with color copy; cover reinforced with glue; 5 pieces of tape on cover; 2 pieces on interior cover; 2 pieces missing from interior, affects story.
Burnley cover & art; 1st app of Starman (Ted Knight) (feat. in TV's Stargirl)
Jerome Wenker Collection
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Burnley cover & art; 1st app of Starman (Ted Knight) (feat. in TV's Stargirl)
Jerome Wenker Collection
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crm/ow pages; logo replaced with color copy; cover reinforced with glue; 5 pieces of tape on cover; 2 pieces on interior cover; 2 pieces missing from interior, affects story.
Burnley cover & art; 1st app of Starman (Ted Knight) (feat. in TV's Stargirl)
Jerome Wenker CollectionAstronomer and engineer Ted Knight invented the "gravity rod" (and later the "cosmic rod") which allowed him to fly and manipulate energy - becoming Starman. This book marks Starman's introduction and first appearance. Starman later became a member of the Justice Society of America. Ted Knight was the start of a line of Starman characters, including Stargirl and Star-Spangled Kid. Starman, in one form or another, has been a constant in the DC Universe, appearing in his own title more than once and teaming with other staples in the publisher's output regularly. This key comic marks the beginning of the Adventure Comics Starman storyline, which ran through issue #102.
Burnley cover & art; 1st app of Starman (Ted Knight) (feat. in TV's Stargirl)
Jerome Wenker CollectionAstronomer and engineer Ted Knight invented the "gravity rod" (and later the "cosmic rod") which allowed him to fly and manipulate energy - becoming Starman. This book marks Starman's introduction and first appearance. Starman later became a member of the Justice Society of America. Ted Knight was the start of a line of Starman characters, including Stargirl and Star-Spangled Kid. Starman, in one form or another, has been a constant in the DC Universe, appearing in his own title more than once and teaming with other staples in the publisher's output regularly. This key comic marks the beginning of the Adventure Comics Starman storyline, which ran through issue #102.