House of Mystery #218 CGC 9.8

$625.00

House of Mystery #218 — DC Comics (October 1973) — Bronze Age horror anthology

Grade: CGC 9.8 | Grader: Certified Guaranty Company (CGC) | Era: Bronze Age (1970–83) | Format: Horror anthology

Why collectors want this issue

- CGC 9.8 and top of the census — nothing grades higher, and 1970s DC horror anthologies are notoriously hard to find this sharp.

- George Evans cover — an EC Comics veteran, and one of the artists who gave DC's Bronze Age horror line its atmosphere.

- House of Mystery is the flagship of DC's Bronze Age horror titles, hosted by Cain.

- Complete-story anthology format, in the mould that ran from the early 1970s horror boom.

- Registry-grade piece for a Bronze Age horror collection.

Creators

- Cover: George Evans

- Publisher: DC Comics

- Bronze Age horror anthology hosted by Cain

Condition and certification

- Professionally graded and encapsulated by CGC at 9.8 Near Mint/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.

House of Mystery #218 — DC Comics (October 1973) — Bronze Age horror anthology

Grade: CGC 9.8 | Grader: Certified Guaranty Company (CGC) | Era: Bronze Age (1970–83) | Format: Horror anthology

Why collectors want this issue

- CGC 9.8 and top of the census — nothing grades higher, and 1970s DC horror anthologies are notoriously hard to find this sharp.

- George Evans cover — an EC Comics veteran, and one of the artists who gave DC's Bronze Age horror line its atmosphere.

- House of Mystery is the flagship of DC's Bronze Age horror titles, hosted by Cain.

- Complete-story anthology format, in the mould that ran from the early 1970s horror boom.

- Registry-grade piece for a Bronze Age horror collection.

Creators

- Cover: George Evans

- Publisher: DC Comics

- Bronze Age horror anthology hosted by Cain

Condition and certification

- Professionally graded and encapsulated by CGC at 9.8 Near Mint/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.