Golden Age Pre-Code Western Comic Condition: Mid Grade condition with minor cover wear. Lays Flat. Firmly attached at both staples. Has subscription fold. NO writing, NO Tears, NO Cut Outs.

Golden Age Pre-Code Western Comic Condition: Mid Grade condition with cover wear. Cover is firmly attached at both staples. NO writing, NO Tears, NO Cut Outs.

Cross Dressing Cover- "How To Confuse Your Neighbors" Condition: Lower Grade- Cover firmly Attached at both staples. Complete Story with Centerfold Intact. NO Writing, NO Cut Outs. Has 3" horizontal tear on cover which is the reason for the lower grade. Has cover wear consistent with mid grade condition. SEE PICS

Early Dick Giordano Artwork Condition: Solid Mid Grade- Attached at Both Staples. Complete Story with Centerfold Intact. Lays flat. NO Writing, NO Cut Outs, NO Major Tears. Has some cover wear consistent with grade SEE PICS

Comic Notes: Silver Age Classics: Brave and the Bold #28 reprints the first appearance of the Justice League of America in 1960. The brainchild of editor, Julius Schwartz, this issue was written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Mike Sekowsky and Joe Giella. Signature Notes: Silver Age Classics: Brave and the Bold # 28 is signed by inker Joe Giella at Eternal Con 2016 in New York. This signature were witnessed in person by a representative of Brooklyn Comic Shop and comes with Certificate Of Authenticity. Condition Notes: Mid Grade Condition with minimal cover wear.

Golden Age EC Humor similar to Mad Magazine. Superman and Dick Tracy Spoofs. Condition Notes: Mid to lower Grade Condition -  Cover attached. Complete Story with centerfold intact. NO Writing, and NO Cutouts. Has some staining and wear to cover/spine. SEE PICS

 

Golden Age Comic, Pre-Code Issue Flash Gordon # 2 is actually the only issue produced by Dell in the 1950's. Painted cover is by the same unknown artist that would later create covers for Tom Corbett, Space Cadet. Condition: Mid Grade condition with minimal cover wear. NO writing, NO Tears, NO Cut Outs