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1987 Action Comics

#585 · 1987

6.0

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1987 Action Comics #585

Name: 1987 Action Comics #585 — Raw FN 6.0
Brand: Unknown
SKU: IMP-21862100
Price: 11.44 USD
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1987 · Raw · FN 6.0

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1987 Action Comics #585 (1987) — John Byrne Superman & Phantom Stranger. Raw FN 6.0.

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John Byrne Superman & Phantom Stranger
Raw FN 6.0
1987 — Copper Age

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About this copy

1987 Action Comics #585 in 1987 (Copper Age). Listing notes: John Byrne Superman & Phantom Stranger. The listing does not state the publisher.

This is a raw book: it has not been graded or sealed by a grading company. The condition stated in the listing is FN 6.0; that is the seller's own assessment, not a certified grade.

Grading & condition

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Specifications

Title: 1987 Action Comics #585
Publisher: Unknown
Cover date: 1987
Age / era: Copper Age
Grading company: Ungraded (raw)
Grade: FN 6.0
Label: Raw
SKU: IMP-21862100
Writer: Various
Interior art: Various
Cover art: Various

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