April 12, 2024
JOURNEY INTO MYSTERY 85 CGC 1.8 1st LOKI HEIMDALL MOVIE
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You are bidding on a vintage Silver Age copy of Journey into Mystery #85, the first appearances of Loki and Heimdall circa 1962. This copy is graded at 1.8 noted with "off white" pages. Created by the classic team of Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Don Heck, and Steve Ditko it is the first appearance of Thor's nemesis, Loki and also Heimdall, guardian of the Rainbow Bridge. It is a very highly sought after key issue and is very rare as well as very expensive so locating it in this affordable condition is quite a find! Also, when I first bought this book, it came with the CGC case cracked on the back. The case is being replaced, and the winner will have the book in a brand new case! Note: The winner may have to wait until CGC has returned the book to me before it can be sent out. With the upcoming Thor movie just around the corner, this book is likely to go up in value quite a bit. So if you are a fan of Thor and these characters or a collector of rare comics, then this one is for you. As this is a very sought after book, please email me with any questions. US buyer pays shipping with delivery confirmation. I accept Paypal only. Payment must be received within 5 days of the close of the auction. International bidders, please email me for a shipping quote. Please email me with any questions. Please look at my other auctions for more vintage
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