GREEN LANTERN (1960-86) #85
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group lot of 4 Green Lantern/Green Arrow comic books: 1971-1972; Neal Adams drug issue (see issues below) Avg. Grade:7.5; Total Est. Value: $175.
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group lot of 4 Green Lantern/Green Arrow comic books: 1971-1972; Neal Adams drug issue (see issues below) Avg. Grade:7.5; Total Est. Value: $175.
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A 15% BUYER'S PREMIUM WILL BE ADDED TO THIS ITEM AT CONCLUSION OF THE AUCTION
group lot of 4 Green Lantern/Green Arrow comic books: 1971-1972; Neal Adams drug issue (see issues below) Avg. Grade:7.5; Total Est. Value: $175.group lot of 4 Green Lantern / Green Arrow DC comic books (1971-1972) Avg. Grade:7.5; Total Est. Value: $175.
Green Lantern #85, #86, #89, #90 — This classic run of DC comics feature Denny O'Neil and artist Neal Adams' legendary updating of the Green Lantern title, bringing in Green Arrow as the two heroes faced the most pressing issues of the '70s. That includes the dramatic two-issue arc in issues #85-86 where Oliver Queen's longtime sidekick Speedy is exposed as a heroin addict. #89 then featured another controversial cover as part of an ecological terrorism storyline. The pair then moved to The Flash's comic book as a back-up series. As a bonus book, this lot includes the team's return to their own title in 1976, picking up with issue #90.
group lot of 4 Green Lantern/Green Arrow comic books: 1971-1972; Neal Adams drug issue (see issues below) Avg. Grade:7.5; Total Est. Value: $175.group lot of 4 Green Lantern / Green Arrow DC comic books (1971-1972) Avg. Grade:7.5; Total Est. Value: $175.
Green Lantern #85, #86, #89, #90 — This classic run of DC comics feature Denny O'Neil and artist Neal Adams' legendary updating of the Green Lantern title, bringing in Green Arrow as the two heroes faced the most pressing issues of the '70s. That includes the dramatic two-issue arc in issues #85-86 where Oliver Queen's longtime sidekick Speedy is exposed as a heroin addict. #89 then featured another controversial cover as part of an ecological terrorism storyline. The pair then moved to The Flash's comic book as a back-up series. As a bonus book, this lot includes the team's return to their own title in 1976, picking up with issue #90.
