More Fun Comics #66 (DC Comics April 1941) CGC 1.0 WHITE PAGES-image
More Fun Comics #66 (DC Comics April 1941) CGC 1.0 WHITE PAGES-image

More Fun Comics #66 (DC Comics April 1941) CGC 1.0 WHITE PAGES

$ 1029.6

Issue Number: 66 Artist/Writer: Jerry Siegel, Alan Sulman, Hal Sharp, Jack Lehti, Gardner Fox, Fred Ray, Howard Sherman, Bernard Baily, Joe Sulman, Ed Winiarski, Joe Donohoe, George Papp Publication Year: 1941 Tradition: US Comics Cover Artist: Bernard Baily Character: Larry Trent (Featured), Sgt. O'malley, Tuffy Behrens, John Brent (Death), Commissioner Frahd (Villain), Leopard Girl (Helen), Spectre (Jim Corrigan), Mickey Mouse, Biff Bronson, Nagi, Eve Norman, The Spectre, The Chief, Captain Desmo, Mesabis (African Tribe), Captain Mains (Villain), Ames, Ray Knight, Gabby, Congo Bill, Clarice Winston, Sarkiss (Villain), Zordoff (Villain), Nick Black, Sandy Keene (Featured), Lance Larkin (Introduction), Mr. Norman, Doctor Fate (Kent Nelson), Pinky Ellis, James Kent, Inza Kramer, Sergeant Carey Series Title: More Fun Comics Publisher: DC Comics Language: English Era: Golden Age (1938-55) Genre: Superheroes, Crime & Thriller, Jungle, Fantasy, Non-Fiction, War, Mystery, Adventure

Description

More Fun Comics #66 (DC Comics April 1941) CGC 1.0 WHITE PAGES. The product is a vintage comic book, More Fun Comics #66, published by DC Comics in April 1941 during the Golden Age era. This issue features various characters such as Commissioner Frahd, Tuffy Behrens, Spectre, and Doctor Fate, among others. The comic offers a mix of genres including crime, superhero, adventure, jungle, fantasy, non-fiction, war, and mystery, making it a diverse and entertaining read for collectors and fans of vintage comics. With an emphasis on storytelling and artwork by renowned artists and writers, this issue is a valuable addition to any comic book collection. The product is a vintage comic book, More Fun Comics #66, published by DC Comics in April 1941 during the Golden Age era. This issue features various characters such as Commissioner Frahd, Tuffy Behrens, Spectre, and Doctor Fate, among others. The comic offers a mix of genres including crime, superhero, adventure, jungle, fantasy, non-fiction, war, and mystery, making it a diverse and entertaining read for collectors and fans of vintage comics. With an emphasis on storytelling and artwork by renowned artists and writers, this issue is a valuable addition to any comic book collection.

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