ADVENTURE COMICS (1938-83) #72
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PUBLISHER: DC
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white pages; Sl/Mod(B-2) sm amt ct on cvr, pcs added to cvr, tear seals to cvr, cvr reinforced
1st Simon & Kirby Sandman, 1st Simon & Kirby DC work; bondage cover
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white pages; Sl/Mod(B-2) sm amt ct on cvr, pcs added to cvr, tear seals to cvr, cvr reinforced
1st Simon & Kirby Sandman, 1st Simon & Kirby DC work; bondage cover
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A 15% BUYER'S PREMIUM WILL BE ADDED TO THIS ITEM AT CONCLUSION OF THE AUCTION
white pages; Sl/Mod(B-2) sm amt ct on cvr, pcs added to cvr, tear seals to cvr, cvr reinforced
1st Simon & Kirby Sandman, 1st Simon & Kirby DC work; bondage coverEverything must have its beginning -- note here the beginning of the Simon & Kirby DC juggernaut, which may have been overshadowed slightly by their Timely triumphs, but was no less influential and flew off shelves during the Golden Age, ensuring their place as one of the most successful of comics partnerships. This issue debuted their take on GA favorite, the Sandman, who had been revamped into full hero mode (complete with sidekick) only months earlier, making him perfectly suited to the bombastic Kirby style. Readers responded instantly, reviving the wobbly title, and reinstating the Sandman in the top tier of WWII-era DC titans.
white pages; Sl/Mod(B-2) sm amt ct on cvr, pcs added to cvr, tear seals to cvr, cvr reinforced
1st Simon & Kirby Sandman, 1st Simon & Kirby DC work; bondage coverEverything must have its beginning -- note here the beginning of the Simon & Kirby DC juggernaut, which may have been overshadowed slightly by their Timely triumphs, but was no less influential and flew off shelves during the Golden Age, ensuring their place as one of the most successful of comics partnerships. This issue debuted their take on GA favorite, the Sandman, who had been revamped into full hero mode (complete with sidekick) only months earlier, making him perfectly suited to the bombastic Kirby style. Readers responded instantly, reviving the wobbly title, and reinstating the Sandman in the top tier of WWII-era DC titans.