Superman Vol 1 #209 Silver Age Superhero Vintage DC Comic 1968 Fine (Curt Swan) for Sale

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Superman Vol 1 #209 Silver Age Superhero Vintage DC Comic 1968 Fine (Curt Swan) For Sale

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Superman Vol 1 #209 Silver Age Superhero Vintage DC Comic 1968 Fine (Curt Swan):
$6.00

Superman Volume 1 #209
Comic Book DetailsPublisherDC ComicsPublication DateAugust 1968
Comic TitleSupermanIssue#209
Superman #209 is an issue of the series Superman (Volume 1) with a cover date of August, 1968. Main story is Synopsis for \"The Clark Kent Monster!\" by Cary Bates and Curt Swan. (Cover by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito). An alien brain-creature battles Superman and is initially defeated by him, but steals some of the Man of Steel\'s brain cells, uses them to clone a Clark Kent body for itself, and proves to be more than the hero can handle. 16 page original story with reprint backup \"The Super Servant of Crime\" (7 pages)
I am not the original owner of this comic. I bought it used and have kept it for 35 years stood up in a long box. I am not an experienced comic book grader, but I want to give guidance. Please see the multiple photos. Based on the CBCS descriptions of grades, I consider this FINE (maybe 5.5). Well-read, but cover is shiny and complete. Plenty of wear lines in the usual places. Comic is separated from the top staple, but the bottom staple is intact. Pages are complete and are yellow, not brown. Blemish on the Comics Code seal on the cover, like some food was on it and knocked off. Cover corners are frayed, but not that bad.
Shipping: USPS Ground Advantage in the United States, or sent to the International shipping facility for international. I will combine shipping for multiple wins! Add 25 cents for each single issue. Add 50 cents for each lot of five or fewer issues. Anything else, just ask me. I package comics between two pieces of cardboard larger than the issue, taped on the edges for easy opening (but not touching the comic), then shipped in a flat envelope. If you want combine shipping, please do not pay right away, but ask me for an invoice when you\'re done.