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Comic. Condition: Very Good. Illustrated by Bob Oksner / Curt Swan / Mike Grel (illustrator). First Edition: First Printing. 36 pages: 7 x 10.25 in.: 0.6: Vol. 450: KB#017135: Action Comics Vol. 38 No. 450 (#450), August 1975 DC Comics. Scarce, Out Of Print, Book. Classic, Brightly Colored, Collectible Comic in Very Good Condition. Original Price 25c. Comic is complete with very lightly creased covers and corners, and worn along spine edge. Comic has New Back Board and Bag. Also is mailed with heavy cardboard on front and back sides as well, for protection. Artwork done by: Bob Oksner, Curt Swan, Mike Grell. This Issue contains several graphic stories, including: "The Laugh Heard 'Round The World" - Comedian and TV host Johnny Nevada is transformed into a sand-monster, and the only way Superman can return him to normalcy is with a super-laugh. * Green Arrow: "A Gremlin In The Works" - Oliver Queen and Dinah Lance are given a free week's vacation at Squire's In the Berkshires, the favorite resort of Jesse Tenzer, whose chocolate factory had been helped by Oliver's publicity. The gift was the idea of Jesse's quiet son, David. But four murders occur while Oliver and Dinah are vacationing, all committed by bludgeoning the victims with black rocks from a sling. Thurston Keane, the resort manager, tries to pin the blame on Green Arrow and Black Canary, but the two heroes discover that the real killer is Davy Tenzer.: Color Illustrations.

Comic. Condition: Very Good. Illustrated by Nick Cardy / Curt Swan / Dick Giordano (illustrator). First Edition: First Printing. 36 pages: 7 x 10.25 in.: 0.6: Vol. 428: KB#017133: Action Comics Vol. 36 No. 428 (#428), October, 1973 DC Comics. Scarce, Out Of Print, Book. Classic, Brightly Colored, Collectible Comic in Very Good Condition. Original Price 20c. Comic is complete with very lightly creased covers and corners, and well worn along spine edge. Comic has New Back Board and Bag. Also is mailed with heavy cardboard on front and back sides as well, for protection. Artwork done by: Nick Cardy, Curt Swan, Dick Giordano. This Issue contains several graphic stories, including: "Whatever Happened to Superman?" - Lex Luthor puts a satellite into orbit that causes everyone to believe Superman has vanished for the last ten years. * Green Arrow and the Black Canary: "The Plot to Kill Black Canary!" - Green Arrow persuades Black Canary to do an endorsement of the Trump motorcycle as a favor to his publicity agency. Two crooks with a grudge against the Canary plot to have her killed while she rides the cycle at a stock car show. Green Arrow, getting wind of the plot, nabs the killer at the show, knocks Dinah off the cycle, and saves himself just before it explodes. Later, when Black Canary and Ollie are talking over the incident in his office, Dinah finally breaks down and admits that she thinks she loves him. : Color Illustrations.

Comic. Condition: Very Good. Illustrated by Tatjana Wood / Carl Gafford / Ernie Chan / Dick Dillin /Gaspar Saladino / Ben Oda (illustrator). First Edition: First Printing. 36 pages: 6.75 x 10.25 in.: 0.6: Vol. 123: KB#017163: Justice League Of America Vol. 16 No. 123 (#123), October, 1975 DC Comics. Scarce, Out Of Print, Book. Classic, Brightly Colored, Collectible Comic in Very Good Condition. Original Price 25c. Comic is complete with very lightly creased covers and corners. Comic has New Back Board and Bag. Also is mailed with heavy cardboard on front and back sides as well, for protection. Artwork done by: Tatjana Wood, Carl Gafford, Ernie Chan, Dick Dillin, Gaspar Saladino, Ben Oda. This Issue contains a graphic story: "Where on Earth Am I?" - On Earth-Prime, a world similar to our own, where the Justice League heroes are only comic-book characters, Cary Bates and Elliot Maggin, writers for DC Comics, are engaged in a story conference. When they begin meddling with a duplicate of Flash's Cosmic Treadmill, it sends Bates to Earth-Two. While there, he acquires fantastic mental powers as a side-effect of his trans-dimensional journey, and falls under the influence of the Wizard.: Color Illustrations.

Comic. Condition: Very Good. Illustrated by Bob Oksner / Cary Bates / Curt Swan (illustrator). First Edition: First Printing. 36 pages: 6.75 x 10.25 in.: 0.6: Vol. 297: KB#017126: Superman Vol. 38 No. 297 (#297), March 1976 DC Comics. Scarce, Out Of Print, Book. Classic, Brightly Colored, Collectible Comic in Very Good Condition. Original Price 25c. Comic is complete with very lightly creased covers and corners, and worn along spine edge. Comic has New Back Board and Bag. Also is mailed with heavy cardboard on front and back sides as well, for protection. Artwork done by: Bob Oksner, Cary Bates, Curt Swan. This Issue contains a graphic story: "Clark Kent Forever - Superman Never!" - Superman tries to live his life as Clark Kent only.: Color Illustrations.

Comic. Condition: Very Good. Illustrated by Nick Cardy / Curt Swan / Dick Giordano (illustrator). First Edition: First Printing. 36 pages: 7 x 10.25 in.: 0.6: Vol. 428: KB#017132: Action Comics Vol. 36 No. 428 (#428), October, 1973 DC Comics. Scarce, Out Of Print, Book. Classic, Brightly Colored, Collectible Comic in Very Good Condition. Original Price 20c. Comic is complete with very lightly creased covers and corners, and worn along spine edge. Comic has New Back Board and Bag. Also is mailed with heavy cardboard on front and back sides as well, for protection. Artwork done by: Nick Cardy, Curt Swan, Dick Giordano. This Issue contains several graphic stories, including: "Whatever Happened to Superman?" - Lex Luthor puts a satellite into orbit that causes everyone to believe Superman has vanished for the last ten years. * Green Arrow and the Black Canary: "The Plot to Kill Black Canary!" - Green Arrow persuades Black Canary to do an endorsement of the Trump motorcycle as a favor to his publicity agency. Two crooks with a grudge against the Canary plot to have her killed while she rides the cycle at a stock car show. Green Arrow, getting wind of the plot, nabs the killer at the show, knocks Dinah off the cycle, and saves himself just before it explodes. Later, when Black Canary and Ollie are talking over the incident in his office, Dinah finally breaks down and admits that she thinks she loves him. : Color Illustrations.