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Marko Djurdjevic Covers in the U.K.

Set Type: Marko Djurdjevic Covers
Owner: Robin Bain
Last Modified: 5/22/2024
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Rank:	2
Score:	1150
Leading by:	496
Points to Higher Rank:	3060

Set Description:

The only comics that I have in the set are Dark Avengers issue number #1, the first appearance of the Dark Avengers, and Ultimate Fallout issue number #4, the first appearance of the new Spider-Man. However, I have just submitted to CGC for slabbing the Black Panther (vol. 5) issue number #1 the Captain America issue number #601 and the X-Men Legacy issue number #223. When they are back I will be adding them to the set.

Also, I have just taken delivery of a raw copy of the Incredible Hercules variant cover issue number #132 which looks like a contender for pressing and slabbing by CGC in the near future, so look out for that to be added to my set as well

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Slot:	Dark Avengers 1
Item:	Dark Avengers 1 Modern
Grade:	CGC
Cert #:	4117110003

Owner Comments
First appearance of the Dark Avengers. Norman Osborn becomes the Iron Patriot. White pages. I purchased it from Ace Comics, my local comic book shop, in January 2005 and had it slabbed by CGC in November 2023

Slot:	Ultimate Fallout 4
Item:	Ultimate Fallout 4 Modern
Grade:	CGC
Cert #:	2087500001

Owner Comments
First appearance of the new Spider-Man (Miles Morales). White pages. Polybag removed. I found it, still in its polybag (which made it difficult to see its condition, but as it was for sale for £3.50, the Pence equivalent of the Cents published price, it was still worth buying) in November 2018 when I was trawling through the long-boxes of back issues in a comic book shop in another part of the U.K. that I visit occasionally. It was one of those "Whoa" moments where I could not quite believe my good fortune, and as I went to pay for it I wasn't sure whether I would be told that there had a mistake with the price. However, l left, having duly paid the asking price, and had it slabbed by CGC in May 2021. I was delighted when it came back as a 9.6 with white pages. The moral is that you never know what you may find and it can be well worth looking to see what may be tucked away and perhaps forgotten about.