Detective Comics #127 CGC 9.4

$2,600.00

Detective Comics #127 — DC Comics (September 1947) — First appearance of Doctor Agar

Grade: CGC 9.4 | Grader: Certified Guaranty Company (CGC) | Era: Golden Age | Format: Single issue, cover price $0.10

Why collectors want this issue

- CGC 9.4 on a 1947 Golden Age book — an extraordinary grade for a comic approaching eighty years old.

- First appearance of Doctor Agar , the villain featured on the cover of this issue.

- Golden Age Batman and Robin, from the era when Detective Comics was DC's flagship title.

- Inks by Charles Paris, the definitive Batman inker of the 1940s and 1950s.

- Blue-chip Golden Age collectible: high-grade 1947 Detective Comics rarely reach the open market.

Creators

- Inks: Charles Paris

- Featuring: Batman and Robin

- Publisher: DC Comics (National Comics Publications)

Condition and certification

- Professionally graded and encapsulated by CGC at 9.4 Near Mint.

- The photos show the actual slab being sold, including the certification label.

- Grade, page quality and any notations are exactly as printed on the label.

Detective Comics #127 — DC Comics (September 1947) — First appearance of Doctor Agar

Grade: CGC 9.4 | Grader: Certified Guaranty Company (CGC) | Era: Golden Age | Format: Single issue, cover price $0.10

Why collectors want this issue

- CGC 9.4 on a 1947 Golden Age book — an extraordinary grade for a comic approaching eighty years old.

- First appearance of Doctor Agar , the villain featured on the cover of this issue.

- Golden Age Batman and Robin, from the era when Detective Comics was DC's flagship title.

- Inks by Charles Paris, the definitive Batman inker of the 1940s and 1950s.

- Blue-chip Golden Age collectible: high-grade 1947 Detective Comics rarely reach the open market.

Creators

- Inks: Charles Paris

- Featuring: Batman and Robin

- Publisher: DC Comics (National Comics Publications)

Condition and certification

- Professionally graded and encapsulated by CGC at 9.4 Near Mint.

- The photos show the actual slab being sold, including the certification label.

- Grade, page quality and any notations are exactly as printed on the label.