Leading Comics #19 (1946, June-July) DC Comics A Superman Publication Golden Era for Sale

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Leading Comics #19 (1946, June-July) DC Comics A Superman Publication Golden Era For Sale

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Leading Comics #19 (1946, June-July) DC Comics A Superman Publication Golden Era:
$15.00

Leading Comics #19 (1946, June-July) DC Comics A Superman Publication Golden Era.
An early artifact from the DC comics empire, this Leading Comics title is the perfect affordable way for collectors and hobbyists to get ahold of their own piece of comic book history. As you can see, this copy has some water damage, but (all things considered), it has survived the ages well.
While I\'m not a professional grader (and my grading is certainly subjective--truth be told, I\'m a sports card collector who just came into these comics), I believe this fits the traditional description of a \"Good/Very Good\" item (see below)
Comic will be shipped in a bag with a board, and in a cardboard comic book mailer. (Of note: These comics were unearthed in a pretty awesome estate find recently. I\'ve been told that some of them have a musty odor. I must confess, I can\'t smell it; but my sense of smell isn\'t all that keen.)
*Zoom in and check photos above, as comic book pictured is comic book sold*
3.0 GOOD/VERY GOOD (GD/VG)
A used comic book showing some substantial wear. Cover shows significant wear, and may be loose or even detached at one staple. Cover reflectivity is very low. Can have a book-length crease and/or dimples. Corners may be blunted or even rounded. Discoloration, fading, foxing, and even minor to moderate soiling is allowed. A triangle from 1/4\" to 1/2\" can be missing out of the corner or edge; a missing 1/8\" to 1/4\" square is also acceptable. Tape and other amateur repair may be present. Moderate spine roll likely. May have a spine split of anywhere from 1\" to 1-1/2\". Staples may be rusted or replaced. Minor to moderate staple tears and moderate stress lines may be present, as well as some rust migration. Paper is brown but not brittle. Centerfold may be loose or detached at one staple. Minor to moderate interior tears may be present.