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nbsp nbsp Hello and thanks for looking. This auction is for AVENGERS . nbsp Marvel Comics . nbsp Even An Android Can Cry nbsp nbsp Story by Roy Thomas. nbsp Penciled by John Buscema. nbsp Very cool Avengers Assemble cover by John Buscema. Featuring the origin story of the Vision. nbsp In this issue: The Vision joins the Avengers after being tested by the team. Item description: This comic has been graded . by the CGC. nbsp Off-White to White pages. In certain light, Newton Rings can be seen at some areas within the slab casing for this graded comic. nbsp Please see images for more detail. As described by CGC, the rainbow effect or Newton rings are a normal occurrence when two different plastics which have different refractive indexes are placed together. It s what you sometimes see on a smartphone screen protector or on the edges of an LCD screen. The rainbow effect has been seen in CGC casings since the first-generation holder was introduced nearly 0 years ago. nbsp This is a result of the inner sleeve which holds the book contacting the hard-plastic outer shell the two different plastics have different refractive indexes and that sometimes creates a rainbow effect when they come into contact. nbsp The visible effect is not a condition of the comic book itself. Shipping description: Nongraded/raw books will be bagged and boarded, sandwiched between two larger pieces of cardboard and then placed in a 0 x padded envelope. nbsp Graded/slabbed books will be bagged, wrapped in bubble wrap, cushioned with foam, and then placed in a priority mail shipping box. nbsp nbsp I am selling my personal comic book collection. nbsp -day auctions will typically start and end on Sunday evenings. nbsp Most of my books are Marvel-made. nbsp Among the most valuable books is a near-comprehensive set of the first 00 issues of Amazing Spider-man. nbsp I also have key issues from other titles such as Avengers, Fantastic Four, Silver Surfer, Incredible Hulk, Captain America, Iron Man, Daredevil, etc. nbsp Many of the key issues are graded. nbsp A number of the graded books are not key issues, but they have great covers. nbsp nbsp A handful are signed. nbsp Again, thank you for checking out my stuff.
