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Available for sale is an issue of Tales of Suspense #52 1964 Marvel Comics. I’m subjectively grading this as a 1.5 FR/GD. Key - 1st appearance of Black Window Natasha Romanoff. Jack Kirby Stan Goldberg and Artie Simek cover with Stan Lee story.
Some grading notes: cover detached with centerfold fully attached, 5” of combined split, moderate handling wear and creasing including faint rectangle scratch/indentation below Black Widow that has a tiny hole, crease causing slight paper loss at beginning of title, moderate edge wear with chipping and tiny tears up to 1/4”, small chips to bottom corners, light tanning inside cover; Back - moderate handling wear and creasing, moderate edge wear with chipping and tears including a 1” tear upper left, light tanning, off-white pages, page counted and book is complete.
Shipping - I hate getting damaged comics and I ship like I want to receive my comics. Rest assured that I'm a pro packer. My full-time job is running a internet retail store that does millions in online business and package small stuff up to ship every day for the last 20 years. I like to make sure it's as well protected as possible typically in recycled Gemini mailer with addition support sent inside a mailing envelope. All comics come bagged and boarded unless otherwise noted.
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