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Strange Tales #154 (Marvel Comics Mar. 1967) VF 1st Dreadnought by Jim Steranko
USD 24.99
Condition: Very Good
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View Strange Tales #154 (Marvel Comics Mar. 1967) VF 1st Dreadnought by Jim Steranko with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. 1967 Marvel Comics Strange Tales #154 in higher grade VF/VF- condition with a smooth, flat, tight cover small crease bottom left corner that barely breaks color, ow to light tan pages and a clean light tan back cover. 1967 Marvel Comics Strange Tales #154 in higher grade VF/VF- condition with a smooth, flat, tight cover small crease bottom left corner that barely breaks color, ow to light tan pages and a clean light tan back cover. Features 1st appearance of the Dreadnought by Jim Steranko.This higher grade comic will be securely mailed, bag and board, between two or more pieces of sturdy cardboard in a bubble-wrap mailer. Condition: Very Good. Category: Collectibles › Comic Books & Memorabilia › Comics › Comics & Graphic Novels.
- Tradition
- US Comics
- Grade
- 7.5 Very Fine-
- Publication Year
- 1967
- Artist/Writer
- Stan Lee, Marie Severin, Roy Thomas, Jim Steranko
- Language
- English
- Character
- Umar, Dum Dum Dugan, Gabe Jones, Hydra, The Dreadnought (Hydra Robot), Veritas, Nick Fury, Doctor Strange, Boothroyd (Personal Effects Dept.), Supreme Hydra ("Agent Bronson" (Alias)), Jasper Sitwell, Laura Brown, The Mindless Ones, Veritas (Embodiment of Truth Incarnate), Clea (Image Only)
- Issue Number
- 154
- Era
- Silver Age (1956-69)
- Cover Artist
- Stan Lee, Marie Severin
- Series Title
- Strange Tales
- Publisher
- Marvel Comics
- Genre
- Superheroes, Espionage, Fantasy
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