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Walt Disney’s Comics and Stories # 233 (1959) Carl Barks Art
$34.99
Condition: Early Silver Age Era comic in mid grade condition with some cover wear consistent with grade. Comic is tight at staples. No Cut Outs, No Writing, No Tears. Comic is complete with tight staples and lays flat. Has bright and vibrant colors.
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Walt Disney’s Comics and Stories # 233 (1959)
Condition: Early Silver Age Era comic in mid grade condition with some cover wear consistent with grade. Comic is tight at staples. No Cut Outs, No Writing, No Tears. Comic is complete with tight staples and lays flat. Has bright and vibrant colors.
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