CGC certified: Good (2.0) Purple Label (C-1). Restoration includes: small amount of glue on spine and cover. Cover: Jack Burnley. Stories and art: Ira Yarbrough (as Joe Shuster , Louis Cazeneuve, John Daly, Win Mortimer (as Bob Kane , others. GPAnalysis: Only one Purple Label sale recorded: a 4.0 (C-1) sold for $112 in 2017. Another sports-oriented cover, this one featuring the Boy Wonder bopping a speed bag so hard it goes flying. Superman and Batman seem pleased by Robin's potent punch, but at least one reader was irked by the emphasis on Robin's prowess: "I couldn't stand boy companions.... The super grownups are the ones I identified with. They were versions of me in the future. There was still time to prepare. But Robin the Boy Wonder was my own age. One need only look at him to see he could fight better, swing from a rope better, play ball better, eat better, and live better.... God, how I hated him. You can imagine how pleased I was when, years later, I heard he was a fag." — Jules Feiffer The Great Comic Book Heroes. Dial Press: 1965, p. 43. A limited edition of 150 softcover and 15 hardcover catalogues is available. 400 lots, fully illustrated. Fun reference, great keepsake. Softcover $30, deluxe hardcover with dust jacket and limitation plate $200. Ten of the 15 hardcovers are pre-ordered and the rest will go quickly, so reserve yours now. To order, contact [email protected] . Consignments welcome for PBA's December 2021 Comic Book sale. Top prices for Pre-Code Horror, Golden Age, Silver Age, original art and ephemera. Send inquiries to [email protected] .
CGC certified: Good (2.0) Purple Label (C-1). Restoration includes: small amount of glue on spine and cover. Cover: Jack Burnley. Stories and art: Ira Yarbrough (as Joe Shuster , Louis Cazeneuve, John Daly, Win Mortimer (as Bob Kane , others. GPAnalysis: Only one Purple Label sale recorded: a 4.0 (C-1) sold for $112 in 2017. Another sports-oriented cover, this one featuring the Boy Wonder bopping a speed bag so hard it goes flying. Superman and Batman seem pleased by Robin's potent punch, but at least one reader was irked by the emphasis on Robin's prowess: "I couldn't stand boy companions.... The super grownups are the ones I identified with. They were versions of me in the future. There was still time to prepare. But Robin the Boy Wonder was my own age. One need only look at him to see he could fight better, swing from a rope better, play ball better, eat better, and live better.... God, how I hated him. You can imagine how pleased I was when, years later, I heard he was a fag." — Jules Feiffer The Great Comic Book Heroes. Dial Press: 1965, p. 43. A limited edition of 150 softcover and 15 hardcover catalogues is available. 400 lots, fully illustrated. Fun reference, great keepsake. Softcover $30, deluxe hardcover with dust jacket and limitation plate $200. Ten of the 15 hardcovers are pre-ordered and the rest will go quickly, so reserve yours now. To order, contact [email protected] . Consignments welcome for PBA's December 2021 Comic Book sale. Top prices for Pre-Code Horror, Golden Age, Silver Age, original art and ephemera. Send inquiries to [email protected] .
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