Fear #11 CGC 9.2 1st Appearance of Jennifer Kale & Nexus of All Realities

Description: Fear #11 CGC 9.2 1st Appearance of Jennifer Kale & Nexus of All Realities 1st appearance of Jennifer Kale and Nexus of All Realities; Man-Thing; Steve Gerber’s first comics story; The Spider Waits reprinted from Marvel Tales #105 This quarterly series from the 1970s featured tales of horror involving science and the supernatural. These short stories specialized in horrifying monster tales with ironic endings. Whether it was the cruel butterfly collector who found himself stranded in a world of giant butterflies or the brilliant scientist whose time travel experiments were, literally, all in his mind, the moral of the story was always the too-often-true saying "Be careful what you wish for." The characters here all learn the hard way that expectations are not always the same as reality. Like so many of the 1970s Marvel monster comics, Fear originated in loosening the terms of the comics code. Formerly, it had banned depictions of “the walking dead, torture, vampires, cannibalism, and werewolfism." When that stricture was loosened, Marvel could reprint stories from its vast collection of horror tales from the 1950s and ‘60s. We try to describe comic defects that can not be easily seen. Hence, we rely on the large images we provide, which generally show the front cover, back cover, side views, and centerfold, which will show the quality of the interior pages. Fear #11 CGC 9.2 1st Appearance of Jennifer Kale & Nexus of All Realities Click images to enlarge Description Title Fear #11 CGC 9.2 1st Appearance of Jennifer Kale & Nexus of All Realities M Description 1st appearance of Jennifer Kale and Nexus of All Realities; Man-Thing; Steve Gerber’s first comics story; The Spider Waits reprinted from Marvel Tales #105 Notes This quarterly series from the 1970s featured tales of horror involving science and the supernatural. These short stories specialized in horrifying monster tales with ironic endings. Whether it was the cruel butterfly collector who found himself stranded in a world of giant butterflies or the brilliant scientist whose time travel experiments were, literally, all in his mind, the moral of the story was always the too-often-true saying "Be careful what you wish for." The characters here all learn that expectations are not always the same as reality. Like so many of the 1970s Marvel monster comics, Fear originated in loosening the terms of the comics code. Formerly, it had banned depictions of “the walking dead, torture, vampires, cannibalism, and werewolfism." When that stricture was loosened, Marvel could reprint stories from its vast collection of horror tales from the 1950s and ‘60s. We try to describe comic defects that can not be easily seen. Hence, we rely on the large images we provide, which generally show the front cover, back cover, side views, and centerfold, which will show the quality of the interior pages. Shipping Info Special Note: This comic will be shipped to the US only. It will be bagged, boarded, and shipped safely. We combine shipping, but you must wait for our invoice before paying. What you see in the scans is what you get. This comic will be shipped via USPS Ground Advantage or USPS Priority Mail. Thanks. ***** Guarantee***** We strive to provide a positive eBay experience for all of our customers. We try to ensure that our items are described correctly and shipped promptly. We charge USPS rates based on weight to your zip code from ours. We use several sources in our descriptions & notes, including but not limited to the Grand Comics Database, Wikipedia, Comicbase, Comic Collector database, DC, Marvel & the Overstreet Price Guide. We do not guarantee the information provided by those sources. 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Price: 295 USD

Location: Springfield, Missouri

End Time: 2024-11-22T05:34:45.000Z

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