WEIRD MYSTERY TALES #1 CGC 6.0 (1972) 1st appearance of Destiny

Description: WEIRD MYSTERY TALES #1 CGC 6.0 (1972) 1st appearance of Destiny Certification number: 4476640008I do combine shipping.I will do my utmost to ensure that your package is protected and secure during shipping. I use high-quality packing materials, including plenty of craft paper to prevent movement inside the box, multiple layers of bubble wrap to safeguard the CGC case, and a sturdy box marked with "Fragile" stickers. Weird Mystery Tales #1 (1972) is a landmark issue in DC’s horror anthology series, featuring the first appearance of Destiny, later prominently used in Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman. This copy, graded 6.0 by CGC, also includes a memorable splash page by Jack Kirby and Bernie Wrightson, with a haunting Michael Kaluta cover. Storyline Context: This inaugural issue delivers chilling and mysterious tales, headlined by the story "Horoscope Phenomenon or Witch Queen of Ancient Sumeria?" penciled by Jack Kirby. It also features the eerie tale "The Brothers Beaumont!" (art attributed to Howard Purcell). Key Points:First Appearance of Destiny: A key figure in DC’s supernatural universe, Destiny plays a vital role in later stories, including The Sandman.Creative Powerhouses: Contributions by legendary artists Jack Kirby and Bernie Wrightson, along with a striking cover by Michael Kaluta.Horror Anthology Excellence: A classic example of DC’s foray into supernatural storytelling during the 1970s. Collector’s Value and Interest:Historical Significance: Marks the beginning of the Weird Mystery Tales series and introduces a character with enduring importance in DC lore.Condition and Presentation: Graded CGC 6.0, this copy preserves the allure of its Bronze Age origin with bold colors and detailed artwork.Appeal to Horror and DC Fans: A must-have for collectors of vintage horror and DC’s supernatural canon. Additional Notable Facts:Jack Kirby and Bernie Wrightson Splash Page: A collaboration between two legends that sets the tone for the series.Michael Kaluta Cover: A haunting and evocative design, characteristic of Kaluta’s distinctive style.

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