FOREVER PEOPLE (1971-72) #2 Comic Book Group Lot
VF: 8.0
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SOLD ON: Wednesday, 05/08/2024 7:26 PM
$82.80
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PUBLISHER: DC
COMMENTS: A 15% BUYER'S PREMIUM WILL BE ADDED TO THIS ITEM AT CONCLUSION OF THE AUCTION
group lot of 10 Forever People DC comic books: 1971-1972; Jack Kirby (see issues below) Avg. Grade: 8.0; Total Est. Value: $250.
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group lot of 10 Forever People DC comic books: 1971-1972; Jack Kirby (see issues below) Avg. Grade: 8.0; Total Est. Value: $250.
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A 15% BUYER'S PREMIUM WILL BE ADDED TO THIS ITEM AT CONCLUSION OF THE AUCTION
group lot of 10 Forever People DC comic books: 1971-1972; Jack Kirby (see issues below) Avg. Grade: 8.0; Total Est. Value: $250.group lot of 10 Forever People DC comic books (1971-1972) Avg. Grade: 8.0; Total Est. Value: $250.
Forever People #2-11 — Jack Kirby's historic move to DC in 1970 began with the unlikely step of him taking over Superman’s Pal, Jimmy Olsen. (Kirby had requested the company's lowest-selling title to avoid putting anyone out of a job.) As a result, the languishing Boy Reporter's book would launch several of DC's Fourth World legends, including Darkseid. The intergalactic villain then became an established presence in Kirby's own title of Forever People, which would later bring in Deadman as part of the book's ambitious scope.
group lot of 10 Forever People DC comic books: 1971-1972; Jack Kirby (see issues below) Avg. Grade: 8.0; Total Est. Value: $250.group lot of 10 Forever People DC comic books (1971-1972) Avg. Grade: 8.0; Total Est. Value: $250.
Forever People #2-11 — Jack Kirby's historic move to DC in 1970 began with the unlikely step of him taking over Superman’s Pal, Jimmy Olsen. (Kirby had requested the company's lowest-selling title to avoid putting anyone out of a job.) As a result, the languishing Boy Reporter's book would launch several of DC's Fourth World legends, including Darkseid. The intergalactic villain then became an established presence in Kirby's own title of Forever People, which would later bring in Deadman as part of the book's ambitious scope.