AMAZING MAN COMICS #20
CGC VF/NM: 9.0
(Stock Image)
SOLD ON: Tuesday, 09/20/2022 7:19 PM
$12,457.95
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PUBLISHER: Centaur
COMMENTS: A 15% BUYER'S PREMIUM WILL BE ADDED TO THIS ITEM AT CONCLUSION OF THE AUCTION
white pages; 1 of 1 at the top, next highest is a 7.0
Lew Glanzman bondage cvr, Sam Glanzman art
Larson Copy
Highest Graded
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white pages; 1 of 1 at the top, next highest is a 7.0
Lew Glanzman bondage cvr, Sam Glanzman art
Larson Copy
Highest Graded
DESCRIPTION
A 15% BUYER'S PREMIUM WILL BE ADDED TO THIS ITEM AT CONCLUSION OF THE AUCTION
white pages; 1 of 1 at the top, next highest is a 7.0
Lew Glanzman bondage cvr, Sam Glanzman art
Larson Copy
Highest GradedAmazing Man was the brainchild of Bill Everett, who also created the Sub-Mariner and Daredevil for Marvel. The character was one of the most-popular heroes created by the eccentric Centaur Publications, and enjoyed a twenty-one issue run in the Golden Age. Granted the power to transform into a green mist, and having been trained to the height of physical perfection, Amazing Man aka John Aman battled the sinister Council of Seven, particularly his nemesis the Great Question, until the series ended in the early 40s. The cult hero would return in the 1990s in Malibu Comics, and later versions would appear in the Marvel Universe, Dynamite Entertainment, and Gallant Comics as the character had entered the public domain.
Hailing from the Larson pedigree, this copy of Amazing-Man Comics #20 is in extremely well-preserved condition, the book is solid, with a tight spine and strong color palette. The thrilling Lew Glanzman cover design is filled with madcap action, one almost doesn't know where to look first. One thing is for sure, this highest graded copy is going to laser focus bidder's attention come auction time.
white pages; 1 of 1 at the top, next highest is a 7.0
Lew Glanzman bondage cvr, Sam Glanzman art
Larson Copy
Highest GradedAmazing Man was the brainchild of Bill Everett, who also created the Sub-Mariner and Daredevil for Marvel. The character was one of the most-popular heroes created by the eccentric Centaur Publications, and enjoyed a twenty-one issue run in the Golden Age. Granted the power to transform into a green mist, and having been trained to the height of physical perfection, Amazing Man aka John Aman battled the sinister Council of Seven, particularly his nemesis the Great Question, until the series ended in the early 40s. The cult hero would return in the 1990s in Malibu Comics, and later versions would appear in the Marvel Universe, Dynamite Entertainment, and Gallant Comics as the character had entered the public domain.
Hailing from the Larson pedigree, this copy of Amazing-Man Comics #20 is in extremely well-preserved condition, the book is solid, with a tight spine and strong color palette. The thrilling Lew Glanzman cover design is filled with madcap action, one almost doesn't know where to look first. One thing is for sure, this highest graded copy is going to laser focus bidder's attention come auction time.