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SUPERMAN ANNUAL #1 (DC 1987) HIGH GRADE "Tears For Titano" NEWSSTAND John Byrne
USD 5.95
Condition: Like New
Description
View SUPERMAN ANNUAL #1 (DC 1987) HIGH GRADE "Tears For Titano" NEWSSTAND John Byrne with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Script & co-plot by John Byrne. Pencils & co-plot by Ron Frenz. Inks by Brett Breeding. Cover by Frenz & Breeding. Newsstand Edition. SUPERMAN ANNUAL #1 (DC 1987) HIGH-GRADE. SUPERMAN ANNUAL #1 (DC 1987) HIGH-GRADE Script & co-plot by John Byrne. Pencils & co-plot by Ron Frenz. Inks by Brett Breeding. Cover by Frenz & Breeding. Newsstand Edition ~~~~~~~~~ The ever-growing monkey Titano lays waste to Metropolis, and even turns out to be a match for the Man of Steel in " Tears for Titano! " 48 pages ~~~~~~~~~~ HIGH GRADE, unread and uncirculated copy. Book is complete. Please review the photos for the exact comic you will receive. Please send me any questions you may have. All grades are approximate, please review the photos to verify condition. Ships Fast with USPS First Class Please feel free to ask questions, see my feedback & buy with confidence. Condition: Like New. Category: Collectibles › Comic Books & Memorabilia › Comics › Comics & Graphic Novels.
- Country of Origin
- America
- Character
- Superman
- Tradition
- US Comics
- Certification Number
- 0176182010
- Series Title
- Superman
- Universe
- DC Universe
- Publisher
- DC Comics
- Publication Year
- 1987
- Type
- Comic Book
- Unit Type
- ft
- Format
- Single Issue
- Issue Number
- 1
- Era
- Copper Age (1984-1991)
- Superhero Team
- Justice League of America, Legion of Superheroes
- Features
- Insert
- Genre
- Superheroes
- Variant Type
- Christmas Gift
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