All-Star Squadron #1 (1981)
A cover that inspried an entire JLA story arc, circa 2007 “The World on Fire!”Writer: Roy ThomasPencils: Rich Buckler It’s
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For our “RATING” system, we use incremental cover prices from 1940 to 2000. 10 cents (lowest rating) to $2.50 (highest rating). That doesn’t mean that there are 241 levels of rating. Rather, there are 18 levels of rating. We don’t go higher than $2.50, as we feel that’s the max you should pay for a new FIRST ISSUE comic, off the racks.
A cover that inspried an entire JLA story arc, circa 2007 “The World on Fire!”Writer: Roy ThomasPencils: Rich Buckler It’s
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