April 12, 2024
TARGET COMICS #5 1ST SPACEHAWK NO CVR+ 1ST 2 WRAPS 1940
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Hello and thanks for checking out my comic book listings. My name is Dave Reynolds and I have been buying and selling vintage comic books for over 20 years. Please note: In order to provide our eBay customers with the finest vintage comics available we are always looking for new material. If you have vintage comics to sell or trade please contact us! This listing is for:TARGET COMICS v1#5, June 1940. From a large local collection off the market for decades, this book is missing its covers and also the first two outer wraps but it is otherwise complete. The pages are Cream colored, about an Owl 7. This is a reader copy or a parts book. The missing two outer wraps affects the first four pages of the White Streak story and also the last four pages of the Spacehawk story. This is a solid book with everything attached and I would give it a coverless incomplete grade of at least 4.0 Very Good. The book has some bindery tearing at the top of the spine. The book also has a little rounding at the bottom right corner on the first several pages. The last page has a small piece out at the top of the spine and also a chip out at the bottom of the spine. In addition to that two interior pages of the T-Man story have some margin chipping at the top edge with some margin pieces out. This margin chipping was caused by the factory defect known as
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