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Action Comics # 172 (September 1952)
$49.99
Golden Age Comic, Pre-Code Superman Issue
Condition: Low Grade condition, Complete story with cover delicately attached at top staple. Has 3″ spine split at bottom with wear to spine. Piece missing from bottom back cover. NO interior writing and NO Cut Outs.
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Action Comics # 172 (September 1952)
Golden Age Comic, Pre-Code Superman Issue
Condition: Low Grade condition, Complete story with cover delicately attached at top staple. Has 3″ spine split at bottom with wear to spine. Piece missing from bottom back cover. NO interior writing and NO Cut Outs.
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