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Rich Buckler
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INHUMANS #4
Date: Apr 1976
Cover Price: $0.25
Publisher: marvel.com
Description
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Credits
"The Doom Called Shatterstar!" (19 pages)
writer:
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Doug Moench
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art:
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George Perez
Vinnie Colletta
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colors:
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Glynis W
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letters:
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Irv W
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editor:
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Marv Wolfman
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xxx Bronze Age Minute: The Inhumans #4 posted Jan 22, 2018, 6:56 PM by Vu Nguyen
From previewsworld.com
INHUMANS #4 (30 Cent Variant)
(Apr 1976)
Marvel Comics
Review: Compared to today’s decompressed
storytelling, it’s amazing just how much story could be crammed into a
Bronze Age comic. The first third of this installment features a
well-choreographed battle with Shatterstar; the second third reveals the
origin of Shatterstar (which seems a bit much for such a minor
character); and the final third builds to a strong cliffhanger ending.
That’s a lot of story, all pretty well done. Vince Colletta is the
latest of the revolving inkers; he’s got a reputation for overpowering
pencilers, but George Pérez’s work holds up well.
Grade: B+
Collector’s note: According to The Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide, there’s a 30¢ cover price variant of this issue.
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February 1, 2003 | Heritage Auction (Feb 03) |
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From Vu
Heritage Comics
is having their auction this weekend. Among some of the Pérez-related
auction are his first published professional comic book art in ASTONISHING TALES #25 (Aug 74). The other interesting item is the 30 cent variant to INHUMANS #4:
INHUMANS #4 (30 Cent Variant)
(Apr 1976)
Marvel Comics
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The Inhumans #4 35 Cent Price Variant (Marvel, 1976) CGC NM 9.4 White pages.
While the vast majority of the copies of this issue sport a 25 cent
cover price, this is one of the scarce variants that was used to test
whether the public was ready to accept a 5 cent price increase. These 30
cent editions were only distributed in a few cities and high-grade
copies are exceptionally difficult to locate. Try to find another!
Overstreet values on these issues are extremely conservative compared to
what these copies actually sell for. George Perez art.
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