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DC Comics Presents was a Superman team-up sequence lasting 97 points from 1978 to 1986 which contained various surprises alongside the best way, from the historic perspective. For instance, in 1980 for DC Comics Presents #26, the writer dropped in a 16-page preview of the New Teen Titans by Marv Wolfman and George Perez, which included the primary appearances of now-familiar characters comparable to Raven, Cyborg, and Starfire. An extremely necessary key that has helped formed the trendy period for DC Comics, there is a DC Comics Presents #26 (DC, 1980) CGC NM 9.4 White pages up for public sale on this weekend’s 2021 October 10-11 Sunday & Monday Comedian Books Choose Public sale #122141 from Heritage Auctions.
DC Comics Presents #26 that includes the debut of the New Teen Titans.
Marv Wolfman defined what made the group stand out in a 1982 interview with The Comics Journal: “If there’s a distinction it is simply within the people who find themselves doing it. My pursuits are completely different from different writers’, subsequently I purpose the guide otherwise. Though all people says it is like The X-Males. I do not see any similarities, and I by no means have. And actually, in the event you return far sufficient, you’ll be able to say The X-Males was a rip-off of The Legion of Tremendous Heroes, and the Legion was a rip-off of the Boy Commandos or the Young Allies; it goes proper again to the previous. I am certain there have been a bunch of teenage Greek Gods working round, too. I feel it is simply the pursuits that George and I’ve that make the guide completely different. The heroes, as with every super-heroes that exist at present, are pretty simple. There isn’t any intrinsic distinction between Raven and Mr. Unbelievable [laughter] within the sense that they’re hero characters. What makes them completely different is the perspective that we take with the character, that we convey to every particular individual. The way in which I deal with the Teen Titans could be very completely different than if, say, Roy Thomas had written the identical guide and created the identical characters.”
Two years after the debut of The New Teen Titans, DC Comics Presents would function the major-comic guide debut of Masters of the Universe in DC Comics Presents #47. Whereas the property had been featured in two mini-comics sequence in 1981/82, the debut of Masters of the Universe in a Superman story launched He-Man, Skeletor and firm to a wider comedian guide viewers, and DC Comics continued the story in 3-issue Masters of the Universe mini-series. A key concern for Masters of the Universe in comedian books, there is a DC Comics Presents #47 Superman and Masters of the Universe (DC, 1982) CGC NM+ 9.6 White pages on this weekend’s 2021 October 10-11 Sunday & Monday Comedian Books Choose Public sale #122141 from Heritage Auctions.
DC Comics Presents #26 that includes the debut of the New Teen Titans.
DC Comics Presents #26 Superman and Inexperienced Lantern (DC, 1980) CGC NM 9.4 White pages. Debut of the New Teen Titans, in a 16-page preview. First appearances of Raven, Cyborg, and Starfire. Jim Starlin cowl and artwork. Overstreet 2021 NM- 9.2 worth = $185. CGC census 10/21: 511 in 9.4, 1114 larger.
View the certification for CGC Certification ID 1974582010 and buy grader’s notes if accessible.
DC Comics Presents #47 Superman and Masters of the Universe.
DC Comics Presents #47 Superman and Masters of the Universe (DC, 1982) CGC NM+ 9.6 White pages. First comedian guide appearances of He-Man and Skeletor. Curt Swan artwork. Ross Andru cowl. Overstreet 2021 NM- 9.2 worth = $200. CGC census 10/21: 360 in 9.6, 257 larger.
View the certification for CGC Certification ID 1974582011 and buy grader’s notes if accessible.
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