April 12, 2024
SILVER SURFER #18 1970 Jack Kirby VERSUS THE INHUMANS
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The Silver Surfer #18 is cover dated September 1970 and was published by Marvel Comics. This 32 page comic contains the following story: "To Smash The Inhumans" with story and art by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby (pencils) / Herb Trimpe (inks) (20 pages) featuring the sky-rider of the spaceways fighting alone against the Inhumans. The cover features artwork by Jack Kirby (pencils) / Herb Trimpe (inks) of the Silver Surfer battling Black Bolt; as Karnak, Medusa, Triton and Gorgon await the outcome. The 2007 Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide values this comic at $110.00 in near mint- condition. This comic book is complete and in fine+ condition with NO missing pages, cut outs or restoration and has been accurately graded by myself, a professional comic book dealer for over 25 years, so please bid with confidence. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. The comic ships with an acid free backing board in a protective sleeve between two pieces of sturdy cardboard to preserve your investment and GUARANTEE it arrives in the same condition as it was sent out in. Winner to pay either $3.00 for 1st Class shipping or $5.00 for Priority shipping. Insurance is extra if desired. Please see our other auctions for more SILVER AGE SILVER SURFER comics and combine winnings to save on shipping. INTERNATIONAL Orders welcome. Thank you and good luck! Use the FREE Counters
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