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Journey Into Mystery 16 |
| Item: |
Journey Into Mystery 16 Universal |
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CGC |
| Cert #: |
2052401011
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Owner Comments
Journey Into Mystery #16
Published by Atlas Comics in June of 1954
Cover by Harry Anderson andStan Goldberg
"Vampire Tale!"
Written by Stan Lee
Art by Doug Wildey
"The Curse"
"Man Alone"
Art by Al Eadeh
"The Man Who Wasn't:
Art by Bill Walton
"The Vultures"
Art by Mannie Banks
"The Question"
art by Victor Carrabotta
After I purchased this I saw an 8.5 up for Bid. I decided to go after that as well. I did not get it. On elf my first comic books I ever read was Fear #8. That book was a reprint of two older books. That artwork that was reprinted is what made me look at this issue and decided I needed to have it. A younger goal of mine was to get these older Journey into Mystery books along with Tales to Astonish. I felt, at that age anyway, that I was the only one who wanted those books. It was a quest I never went after.
Purchased in auction from Comic Link for $65.(Incomplete)
As of 10-May-2020:
36 are graded; only one is graded a .5; the highest grade is a 8.5
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Journey Into Mystery 99 |
| Item: |
Journey Into Mystery 99 Universal |
| Grade: |
CGC |
| Cert #: |
0237042006
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Owner Comments
I have the two issues that book end this. I hope that after I turn them in, they will be both a .5. I think I would rather be disappointed if they came back a 1. Which has happened to me already once. You would think that I would be striving for a 9.8 and received a 9.6.
Journey into Mystery #99
Published 12/63
Cover by Jack Kirby; George Roussos; Stan Goldberg; Artie Simek
Editor in Chief Stan Lee
"The Mysterious Mister Hyde!"
Written by Stan Lee
Pencilled by Don Heck
Inked by Don Heck
Lettered by Artie Simek
"The Thread"
Text Story?
"Stroom's Strange Solution!"
Written by Larry Leiber
Pencilled by Larry Leiber
Inked by Matt Fox
Lettered by Sam Rosen
"Tales of Asgard: Surtur the Fire Demon"
Written by Stan Lee
Pencilled by Jack Kirby
Inked by George Roussos
Colored by Stan Goldberg
Lettered by Artie Simek
"I became what I had wanted to become--I became Mister Hyde!"
-- Calvin Zabo/Mister Hyde
As of 10-May-2020:
322 are graded; only one is graded a .5; the highest grade is a 9.6
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Journey Into Mystery 110 |
| Item: |
Journey Into Mystery 110 Universal |
| Grade: |
CGC |
| Cert #: |
1990455009
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Owner Comments
Which one was a better title, the Mighty Thor or Journey into Mystery with the Mighty Thor? There is such a deep rich history from the Marvel side of Comics. I can't imagine what it was like when Marvel switched their biggest horror titles into their biggest hero titles. In the sixties the universe was growing. It wasn't until the eighties that I was introduced to Their, not from the Norse Mythology, but from a certain Secret War held by the Beyonder.
Journey into Mystery #110
Published by Marvel Comics in November of 1964
Cover By Jack Kirby; Chic Stone
Editor in Chief Stan Lee
"Every Hand Against Him!"
Written By Stan Lee
Pencilled by Jack Kirby
Inked by Chic Stone
Lettered by Artie Simek
Edited by Stan Lee
"Tales of Asgard: The Defeat of Odin!"
Written by Stan Lee
Pencilled by Jack Kirby
Inked by Vince Colletta
Lettered by Artie Simek
Edited by Stan Lee
"Again your forbidden love for that mortal female has caused you to shirk your duty!! This time there is no forgiveness in my heart! This time I order you banished from Asgard!"
-- Odin
Purchased from a Comic Link auction for $27.00
As of 10-May-2020:
260 are graded; 2 are graded a .5; the highest grade is a 9.6
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