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Fantastic Four 12 |
| Item: |
Fantastic Four 12 Universal |
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CGC |
| Cert #: |
2021642004
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Owner Comments
A .5 of the Hulk vs the Thing... Nuff Said.
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Fantastic Four 24 |
| Item: |
Fantastic Four 24 Universal |
| Grade: |
CGC |
| Cert #: |
2052821018
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Owner Comments
Apparently this was graded on the same invoice as my issue 33. I decided while going after .5 graded copies, I’d still try for this one since my decision to get these graded with a ceiling grade of 1.8. This 1.0 fits right in. How this got white pages I’ll never know. And to think, it might have improved with a press
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| Slot: |
Fantastic Four 33 |
| Item: |
Fantastic Four 33 Universal |
| Grade: |
CGC |
| Cert #: |
2052821019
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Owner Comments
Not sure why I started collecting .5 graded copies. But I always like the partial photo covers. It always reminder me if playing with “Colorforms” when I was a kid. Namor the Sub-Mariner was always a favorite since he was one of the first heroes I was ever introduced too. It was issue 38 of his own series that did it, an issue out before I was born but many years after this FF issue. I’m proud to add this to my poor collection of the Fantastic Four. As of 10-May-2020:
547 are graded; 7are graded a .5; the highest grade is a 9.8
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Fantastic Four 34 |
| Item: |
Fantastic Four 34 |
| Grade: |
CGC |
| Cert #: |
0197317008
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Owner Comments
I sit possible to get this whole run in a .5. I might just try, with the occasional highly graded 1.8. as you will see with issue 61. But let's face it, this series could get expensive even with every book in a 1.8 or lower.
As of 10-May-2020:
340 are graded; 6 are graded a .5; the highest grade is a 9.6
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Fantastic Four 50 |
| Item: |
Fantastic Four 50 Universal |
| Grade: |
CGC |
| Cert #: |
1994061001
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Owner Comments
1st Wyatt Wingfoot... yay baby... seriously, having the third part of this trilogy in a .5 gives me goosebumps.
As of 10-May-2020:
2322 are graded; 11 are graded a .5; the highest grade is a 9.8
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Fantastic Four 51 |
| Item: |
Fantastic Four 51 Universal |
| Grade: |
CGC |
| Cert #: |
2063606001
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Owner Comments
I first read this in a compiled book. It was so long ago I forgot I read it until I reread it. This made me decide to get this copy graded, which was given to me after I told them I love .5 low grade copies. I turned it over at the Keystone ComicCon in 2019 to have it graded. Very happy it came back the .5 grade I wanted.
As of 10-May-2020:
490 are graded; only one is graded a .5; the highest grade is a 9.6
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| Slot: |
Fantastic Four 121 |
| Item: |
Fantastic Four 121 Universal |
| Grade: |
CGC |
| Cert #: |
1102412027
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Owner Comments
CGC Notations in No Particular Order
Fantastic Four #121
Marvel Comics, 4/72
Silver Surfer Appearance
Galactus Cameo on Last Page
Stan Lee Story
John Buscema and Joe Sinnott
Cover and Art
9.6 off-White Pages
Publishing Information in No Particular Order
Published: April, 1972
Released: January 25, 1972
Cover Price: .20
Pages: 32
Reprinted in Marvel Treasury Edition Featuring the Fantastic Four #21 (1979)
Story:
"The Mysterious Mind Blowing Secret of Gabriel" (21 Pages)
Writer
Stan Lee
Penciller
John Buscema
Inker
Joe Sinnott
Letterer
Sam Rosen
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| Slot: |
Fantastic Four Annual 1 |
| Item: |
Fantastic Four Annual 1 Universal |
| Grade: |
CGC |
| Cert #: |
2065868014
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Owner Comments
Let's face it, it is easy to find most comic books, it's difficult to find the same comic book in the grade you want. I was first introduced to the Fantastic Four in the eighties. It was during this time that the Thing changed places with She-Hulk. And as much as I enjoyed learning about the team, I was soon lost when the series got to issue 300. After getting annuals 2 and 5, I think it would be more simpler to get all the annuals from 1-7 that it will to get the first seven issues.
As of 10-May-2020:
771 are graded; 6 are graded a .5; the highest grade is a 9.8
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| Slot: |
Fantastic Four Annual 2 |
| Item: |
Fantastic Four Annual 2 |
| Grade: |
CGC |
| Cert #: |
1026572003
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Owner Comments
The Annuals should count. I always enjoyed the annuals in the eighties. And although Doctor Doom is predominately on the cover, nothing beets him on the cover of Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars issue 10.
Plot Description by CLZ
in the lead story we learn the history of Doctor Doom. His mother was killed when he was but a child, and his father was a gypsy healer. When his father failed to save the life of a Baroness (through no fault of his own) he was killed, leaving Victor an orphan in the care of Boris. Victor then learned his mother was a sorceress, and swore to use all he knew both science and magic to bring the world under his control. He attended state university where he met Reed Richards and Ben Grimm. Ignoring Richards' advice to double check his numbers, he tried a dangerous experiment to contact the...
Contact the what??? Those bastards.
Writer: Stan Lee
Penciller: Jack Kirby
Inker: Chic Stone
Letterer: Sam Rosen
Cover penciller: Jack Kirby
Cover Inker: Sol Brodsky
Eitor: Stan Lee
Editor in Chief: Stan Lee
Ebay: $14.50
And then I found More...
Fantastic Four Annual #2 Published 9/64
Cover Artists: Jack Kirby; Sol Brodsky; Stan Goldberg; Artie Simek
"Origin of Doctor Doom!"
Writer: Stan Lee
Penciler: Jack Kirby
Inker: Chic Stone
Letterer: Sam Rosen
Editor: Stan Lee
"A Gallery of the Fantastic Four's Greatest Foes!"
"Prisoners of Doctor Doom!"
Writer: Stan Lee
Penciler: Jack Kirby
Inker: Joe Sinnot
Colorist: Stan Goldberg
Letterer: Artie Simek
Editor: Stan Lee
"Pin Ups"
"The Final Victory of Doctor Doom!"
Writer: Stan Lee
Penciler: Jack Kirby
Inker: Chic Stone
Letterer: Sam Stone
Editor: Stan Lee
"Time is one of the greatest mysteries in life! Even the great 20th century scientist, Einstein, I believe his name was, could not completely solve the enigma, although he came close with his theory of relativity!"
-- Rama-Tut
As of 10-May-2020:
507 are graded; 5 are graded a .5; the highest grade is a 9.8
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