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Mystic Comics # 54 (Dec 1956) Early Marvel Horror
$99.99
Joe Sinnott Artwork, Bill Everett Cover
Mystic Comics # 54 is a Golden Age era Marvel Horror Comic. The cover was created by Submariner creator, Bill Everett and features early artwork by Fantastic Four inker, Joe Sinnott.
Condition: Mid Grade condition, Complete Comic with Cover and Centerfold intact. NO writing, NO Tears, NO Cut Outs. Has moderate cover wear consistent with grade SEE PICS
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Mystic Comics # 54 (December 1956)
Joe Sinnott Artwork, Bill Everett Cover
Mystic Comics # 54 is a Golden Age era Marvel Horror Comic. The cover was created by Submariner creator, Bill Everett and features early artwork by Fantastic Four inker, Joe Sinnott.
Condition: Mid Grade condition, Complete Comic with Cover and Centerfold intact. NO writing, NO Tears, NO Cut Outs. Has moderate cover wear consistent with grade SEE PICS
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