Mister Miracle #15 1973 DC Fourth World Origin Shilo Norman Jack Kirby VF 7.0

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View Mister Miracle #15 1973 DC Fourth World Origin Shilo Norman Jack Kirby VF 7.0 with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. This is a sharp, beautifully structured copy of Mister Miracle #15, published by DC Comics in September 1973. -- The origin issue of the newest, most sensational, young super-hero in comics!". A thorough physical inspection of this raw book reveals excellent original cover reflectivity, deep color inks, and clean margins. This is a sharp, beautifully structured copy of Mister Miracle #15, published by DC Comics in September 1973. Written, illustrated, and edited by the legendary comic master Jack "King" Kirby with precise inks by Mike Royer, this Fourth World installment is a vital key issue. The striking front cover artwork showcases Mister Miracle shielding a young man in a yellow jacket while surrounded by a menacing horde of masked adversaries under the headline teaser "Here it is!-- The origin issue of the newest, most sensational, young super-hero in comics!". This landmark issue holds exceptional historical collection value, featuring the monumental first appearance and origin of Shilo Norman, who later inherits the mantle of Mister Miracle. A thorough physical inspection of this raw book reveals excellent original cover reflectivity, deep color inks, and clean margins. Minor handling defects preventing a higher grade include a few light spine stress lines, minor blunting at the upper corner tips, and negligible edge wear along the raw margins. It stands out as an exceptional specimen for any serious Jack Kirby devotee or vintage DC Fourth World collector. Condition: Very Good. Category: Collectibles › Comic Books & Memorabilia › Comics › Comics & Graphic Novels.

Series Title

Mister Miracle

Character

Mister Miracle, Scott Free, Shilo Norman

Genre

Superhero

Artist/Writer

Jack Kirby, Mike Royer

Publisher

DC Comics

Publication Year

1973

Format

Single Issue

Era

Bronze Age

Type

Comic Book

Grade

7.0 Fine/Very Fine

Tradition

US Comics

Country of Origin

United States