| Slot: |
Amazing Adventures 11 |
| Item: |
Amazing Adventures #11 Universal |
| Grade: |
CGC 9.8 |
| Cert #: |
0037766002
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Owner Comments
This book was my grail when I began seriously collecting comics - the finest known copy of my favorite issue. It currently stands as the only 9.8 copy in the census and has extraordinary quality of production to go with like-new white pages. I owe BronzeBruce13 a permanent debt of gratitude for passing it on to me.
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| Slot: |
Amazing Adventures 12 |
| Item: |
Amazing Adventures #12 Universal |
| Grade: |
CGC 9.8 |
| Cert #: |
0009749008
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Owner Comments
A classic comic plot - one hero fights another due to a case of mistaken identity. The yellow cover still jumps out at you after over 30 years! This copy is currently tied as the highest graded.
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Amazing Adventures 14 |
| Item: |
Amazing Adventures #14 Universal |
| Grade: |
CGC 9.8 |
| Cert #: |
0075049006
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Owner Comments
Only in a comic would it seem possible for a powerfully muscled fur-covered Beast to pass as a normal man by donning a latex costume! This beauty came to me from GhostTown in a trade and currently ranks as the only 9.8 copy.
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| Slot: |
Amazing Adventures 15 |
| Item: |
Amazing Adventures #15 Universal |
| Grade: |
CGC 9.8 |
| Cert #: |
0743090008
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Owner Comments
The Griffin is a super-powered hitman for Hydra who, like the Beast, is tortured by how his appearance has alienated him from mankind. This white-paged gem is currently the highest ranked copy in the census and the only 9.8.
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Amazing Adventures 16 |
| Item: |
Amazing Adventures #16 Universal |
| Grade: |
CGC 9.8 |
| Cert #: |
0975793001
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Owner Comments
Remember when Marvel used to set a Halloween issue in Rutland Vermont each October? No? Then you aren't 40! This white-paged copy has aged well and is currently tied atop the census as the highest-graded copy.
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Amazing Adventures 17 |
| Item: |
Amazing Adventures #17 Universal |
| Grade: |
CGC 9.8 |
| Cert #: |
0706630007
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Owner Comments
This issue wasn't supposed to happen but when production for the first issue of the Killraven story arc fell behind schedule, this re-telling of the Beast's origin was quickly put together to fill in the gap. What a stroke of fortune that turned out to be for Beast fans. I loved the poignant way this issue concluded the story of how the Beast got his fur. Thanks to Don Rosa for keeping this copy in such beautiful shape for 30+ years. I love Don's Uncle Scrooge books and so this copy has special significance to me besides being the highest-graded and only 9.8 currently on the census.
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