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Dazzler #1 (1981) – CGC 9.0 Key Issue
Dazzler #1 (1981) – CGC 9.0 Key Issue
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Dazzler #1 CGC 9.0 – First Direct Distribution Comic by Marvel
This is the landmark first issue of Dazzler, a pivotal moment in Marvel's publishing history as their first direct distribution comic. Graded at CGC 9.0, this copy not only boasts a high grade but also features white pages, enhancing its desirability among collectors. As a cornerstone of the Bronze Age, this issue represents a key shift in comic book distribution and collecting.
Key Details
- Title: Dazzler
- Issue: #1
- Publisher: Marvel Comics
- Year: 1981
- Era: Bronze Age
- Condition: CGC 9.0
- Page Quality: White Pages
- Certification Number: 4287370014
- Cover Artist: Bob Larkin
- Key Significance: First Direct Distribution Comic by Marvel
Why It Matters
Dazzler #1 holds significant collector gravity as Marvel's first comic to be distributed directly to comic book stores, marking a shift away from traditional newsstand distribution. This transition is a hinge-point in the industry's evolution, making this issue a must-have for collectors interested in the history of comic book publishing. Additionally, its Bronze Age roots and the involvement of notable creators like Tom DeFalco and John Romita Jr. add layers of appeal, bridging character fans and collectors focused on creator runs.
Creators
- Writer: Tom DeFalco
- Pencils / Cover: John Romita Jr.
Collector Notes
- Graded CGC 9.0, a high-grade example of this key issue.
- Features white pages, enhancing long-term value.
- First direct distribution comic by Marvel, a pivotal industry moment.
- Appeals to both character fans and collectors of industry milestones.
- Bob Larkin's cover art is a classic representation of the era.
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