The Fantastic Four of Heros
Fantastic Four 9

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COMIC DETAILS

Comic Description: Fantastic Four 9 Universal
Grade: 2.5
Page Quality: CREAM TO OFF-WHITE
Certification #: 4093477001
Owner: ADAMANTIUM

SET DETAILS

Custom Sets: This comic is not in any custom sets.
Sets Competing: The Fantastic Four of Heros  Score: 132
Double Up. Some So Good!  Score: 132
Research: See CGC's Census Report for this Comic

Owner's Description

3rd Silver Age Sub-Mariner appearance. Adding a Big Subby, to somewhat make me feel better about selling my Iron Man Submariner #1. Complete in Silver Age Style and zest to round out what I can of my Fantastic Four set. It's ever building and needs attention, so I need to make what I can out of it, with what ability is left. Submariner is an older character from Marvel and goes back beyond the Silver Age. It is probably why CGC shows the 3rd appearance on the label. It is not as though it is the "3rd appearance" ever, but only of the Silver Age. A labored perspective but worth the effort for the importance. A script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Dick Ayers. Awesome recollection preserved and taken into account here in the description for the big names, i.e. "big subby!" A long running hero of sorts that is often thought of as a "troublemaker!" Making headway into other forms of media and is sure to gain ground eventually. I bought it off eBay even in low grade to keep the back stock full and ongoing, many earlier Fantastic Four are beyond the reach, but to be sure and secure something I've found some keepers!

Complete with a back cover picture of the prescreen "detective notepad" giveaway to the movie before released to theaters of, "Shaft!" John or Shaft in this version is having underlings learn to carry on the practice, but he is flat broke, the same as the Fantastic Four in this issue. All are looking to get creative and make themselves useful doing "what it is" they do best! Not your average heroes, but those that prove their worth! Shut your mouth!

Grader Notes:
heavy creasing to cover;
heavy staining to cover.



 
 
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