INCREDIBLE HULK #115 (Marvel, 1969) CGC NM 9.4 White Pages HULK and THE LEADER

$

103

We will combine orders after the auction.

Offered this week are over 1,200 Silver Age, Bronze Age and Copper Age Comic Books from a private collection. The books have been very well-preserved over the last 30-60 years--the vast majority were bagged and boarded since the original purchase. Most of the books are Marvel titles, but there are books by Epic, Darkhorse, DC (just a few) and several First Comics titles.

There are also 7 CGC graded Silver Age books. Thanks for bidding!

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Title: Incredible Hulk

Issue #: 115

Grade: CGC 9.4 Near Mint

Publisher: Marvel

Condition: While this example has some of the very minor condition issues expected in this grade range, I would put this 13-year old encapsulation up against books of grades .2 pt better. It's a stunner for the range. A very respectable book with great presentation value. ONLY 55 COPIES IN THE WORLD GRADED BETTER!

Highlights: The Hulk, whose original series The Incredible Hulk had been canceled after a six-issue run in 1962–63, returned to star in his own feature after sharing Tales to Astonish with the Sub-Mariner from issue #60 to #101.

The story in the offered Incredible Hulk #115 was written by Stan Lee, with cover art by Herb Trimpe. The story features the Hulk's arch-nemesis THE LEADER, as well as Betty Ross, Thunderbolt Ross and The Watcher. Trivia: This is the first and last appearance of the Avengers Mansion cleaning lady. Traditionally all tasks at the mansion were performed by Edwin Jarvis.

Shipping Cost:

Within the United States

$20 We will ship FedEx Ground and include Delivery Confirmation. We will combine orders after the auction. (Hawaii, Alaska and Puerto Rico orders will add $20 surcharge.)

International Winners

$75.00 International Orders will ship in a USPS Priority International. We will combine orders after the auction.

About Rockhurst Rhode

My name is Jeff Marren, and I have been a collector since childhood-comics, stamps, movie posters, baseball cards (honestly I collected baseball cards just long enough to sell my brother's cards when I was 14. I bought some killer speakers, which he ended up with anyway). I have worked in the auction industry since the late 1990s, and I've been exposed to a wide range of collectibles including, but not limited to, movie posters, baseball memorabilia, autographs, fine art, comic books, and historical documents.

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