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Sensation Comics #98 (1950)

Sensation Comics #98, published in 1950, features an intriguing story entitled "Wonder Woman's Strange Mission." In this issue, we see Wonder Woman in her romance editor job, where she receives a wedding dress from a woman who claims she will never wear it because of Wonder Woman. Interested to find out more, Wonder Woman investigates and discovers that the woman has a crush on Steve Trevor. Wanting to help, Wonder Woman takes her for a beauty treatment on Thymascara and a date with Steve. However, things take an unexpected turn when the woman ends up with a man who looks like Steve!

Additionally, the issue includes other interesting stories such as "Headline Heroins," which follows the story of an Alaskan girl who saved her siblings from a fire. And if humor is your thing, there are plenty of strips to tickle your funny bone, like "Linda Lee" and "Peg."

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Detective Comics #132 (1948)

Detective Comics #132 from 1948 features a thrilling story about Batman and Robin teaming up with a master locksmith to capture a notorious criminal and his gang. In "THE HUMAN KEY!", we follow how the locksmith poses as a criminal to help the dynamic duo catch the bad guys. The stellar writing and pacing of the story make for an exciting read and a classic addition to any comic book collection.

But that's not all! This issue also contains other action-packed stories, including "SOCIETY PLUNDERS" from Slam Bradly and "SKATES FOR SCOUNDRELS" from Air Wave. The latter follows a gang that is using innocent kids who run a skate delivery business to move money from a bank robbery.

Adding to the mix is "THE UNWELCOME SANTA CLOUSE" from Boy Commandoes and the "STOLEN CACHE" text story by Robert Hale. With a variety of stories that cater to different readers, this issue of Detective Comics is a must-have for any comic book enthusiast.

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Sensation Comics #95 (1950)

Sensation Comics #95 (1950) is a rare gem in the comic book world that will leave you on the edge of your seat. Wonder Woman is put to the ultimate test in "THE UNMASKING OF WONDER WOMAN" when Steve gets a good look at Diana without her glasses and begins to suspect that they might be the same person. Things get even more intense when the Holiday girls invite Steve to their sweetheart dance and he tells Diana that if he doesn't see her and Wonder Woman at the same time, he'll know for sure. It's a thrilling tale that will keep you guessing until the very end. But that's not all - this issue also features a hilarious gag strip called "WHAT'S YOUR NAME?" as well as the heartwarming story of "DR. PAT'S FIRST LOVE." You'll also meet the courageous "HELEN CHURCHILL CANDEE!" in Headline Heroines, and laugh out loud at the comedic antics in "HOWIE." The text story "STRANGE MEETING" will leave you pondering the bigger questions in life, while "DREAM SWEETHEART" from Romance, Inc. will touch your heart and leave you feeling warm and fuzzy inside. Don't miss your chance to add this incredible comic book to your collection, and feel confident knowing that Comics Into Cash is the place to go for top-notch appraisals and sales.

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Wonder Woman #41 (1950)

In this classic Wonder Woman tale, she takes on a new role as a PRIVATE DETECTIVE. With her newfound skills and talent, she excels at her job and is soon hired to shadow none other than herself - WONDER WOMAN. Along the way, we meet JERRY 'N JOAN who are sure to give us a chuckle. But things take a turn when our heroine finds herself in an isolated valley with no memory of who she is - all she knows is that she must protect those in need. She becomes Belle Dazzle, a blacksmith who enchants the locals with her skills. But trouble rears its ugly head when a traveling salesman recognizes her and forces her to fight a fake Wonder Woman in a rigged contest. Our heroine doesn't give up, even when she regains her memory and has to pose as Paula to keep her promise to the townsfolk. This thrilling adventure is only the beginning of what this issue has in store for you! If you have this rare comic book, contact us for a FREE APPRAISAL or to SELL your collection. We'll make sure you get the fair price you deserve!

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Sensation Comics #105 (1951)

Sensation Comics #105, released in 1951, features an exciting collection of stories that are sure to captivate any comic book enthusiast. Wonder Woman takes on The Secret Of The Giant Forest, while DR. Pat faces Danger In The Everglades. Astra Girl Of The Future sends an SOS From Space, and Varsity Vic provides some humor through his strip by Henry Boltinoff. Additionally, Sink Or Swim is a text story that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Romance Inc encourages us to Take Back Your Heart, while Janie and Babs offer their own unique perspectives. Buzzy Brown reminds us that Old Folks Are People, Too through a special PSA. Sensation Comics #105 is a classic comic book that showcases the variety and excitement that this medium has to offer. Trust in our expertise at Comics Into Cash to properly appraise and purchase your comic book collection.

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The Blue Beetle #5 (1940)

The Blue Beetle #5, first published in 1940, is a thrilling read for any comic book enthusiast. In this issue, we follow the daring adventures of Dan Garrett, a rookie cop who takes on the mantle of the Blue Beetle to fight crime in his city. In this particular story, he faces off against a villainous organization known as The Five, who have a sinister plan to take over the world. With his advanced gadgets and quick wit, the Blue Beetle must use all of his skills to stop The Five before it's too late.

This issue of The Blue Beetle is a must-have for any collector looking to add a classic comic book to their collection. With its vibrant artwork and engaging storyline, it's no wonder why this series was a fan favorite. At Comics Into Cash, we understand the value of these classic comics and are committed to providing fair prices to anyone looking to sell their collection. Trust in our reputation and knowledge of the industry to get the best deal for your comics. Contact us today for an appraisal and see what your collection is worth.

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Detective Comics #154 (1949)

In Detective Comics #154, Batman goes undercover in a state prison to catch a gang that's been breaking out cons with unrecovered loot and smuggling them out of the country in exchange for half the loot. Meanwhile, Roy Raymond, on his search for oddities, encounters a seemingly dying man in London who gives him an imitation ruby that he claims is cursed in "The Riddle of the Ruby" story. On the other hand, Robotman accidentally emits strange rays from a lab causing him to uncontrollably read the minds of those around him in "Robotman - Mind Reader." The issue also includes a humor strip called Shorty and a text article titled "Science is Champ." Lastly, in "Death in the Northwoods," Pow-Wow Smith becomes worried about a classmate named Kyle Delaney during a college reunion and ends up uncovering a blackmailing scheme at Kyle's family's Northwoods lumber camp. Don't miss out on this fantastic issue filled with thrilling stories and unique characters.

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Wonder Woman #47 (1951)

In Wonder Woman #47 (1951), our hero embarks on a secret mission to the North Pole to deliver equipment for a radar station. Along the way, she encounters "mole men" who shot down Steve Trevor, the radar station scout. These same "mole men" also fired at Wonder Woman because they were under attack from enemy planes, unbeknownst to the pilots. The issue also features comedic relief with "Jerry the Jitterbug" and highlights the historical figure Lady Hestor Stanhope. Wonder Woman even travels back in time to piece together the mystery of an Indian totem pole with her likeness carved into it. The issue concludes with a text story titled "The Pen and the Sword" and a Public Service Announcement with Buzzy Brown called "Get It Off Your Chest." Don't miss out on adding this classic issue to your collection.

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Wonder Woman #43 (1950)

In Wonder Woman #43, witness the Amazing Spy Ring Mystery unfold as our beloved heroine is accused, charged and convicted with espionage and treason against the United States. But don't be fooled! It's all just a clever ploy to track down notorious spy Z-One's contacts. As Wonder Woman embarks on a dangerous mission, she finds herself in a showdown with an old enemy who possesses magnetic powers. But that's not all, as this comic book also features inspiring stories from the Wonder Women of History, a text article on Franklin the Inventor, and humorous strips such as Cindy and Peg. And don't forget the important PSA on Manners Out-Of-Doors, featuring the Dodo and the Frog! If you own this rare gem, contact us for a free appraisal or to sell your collection to us at Comics Into Cash. We pride ourselves on a fair price and our reputation for expertise in the world of comics.

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Detective Comics #139 (1948)

Detective Comics #139 is a real treat for fans of classic crime stories. "THE CRIMES OF JADE" is the Batman story in this issue, and it's a real nail-biter. When a shipment of rare jade goes missing, Batman and Robin team up with a local detective to crack the case. But things aren't so simple when a gang of Jade smugglers show up to complicate matters. It's up to the Dynamic Duo to unravel the mystery and take down the criminals.

But that's not all! There's also a Robotman story called "A BID FOR ROBOTMAN," where our hero is auctioned off to the highest bidder. Will he end up in the wrong hands?

And don't miss the Slam Bradley story "SHORTY RIDES A WINNER," where our favorite detective tries his hand at horse racing. Plus, CAPTAIN TOOTSIE TRAPS KILLER BEAR WITH INVISIBLE LIGHT, a thrilling text story called OZZIE SECRET CODES, and a western tale featuring the ARIZONA RANGER.

Last but not least, the Boy Commandoes story "DR. Z, FUTURE CRIMINAL" will have you on the edge of your seat. This issue is a true gem, and it's a must-have for any serious comic book collector. Trust us, we know our stuff.

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Sensation Comics #103 (1951)

Sensation Comics #103 (1951) features a remarkable storyline titled "The Hundred Year Duel", showcasing the epic journey of Wonder Woman. In the story, she time travels 100 years into the future only to uncover an alarming discovery - an evil villain has wiped out all mentions of her heroic deeds. Despite being forgotten by the world, she remains determined to fight against the forces of evil and establish her place in history once again. Alongside the main story, the comic also contains "The Voyage Of The Time Capsule" featuring Astra, Girl of the Future and "Carnival Of Doom" starring Dr. Pat. If you own a copy of this iconic comic, Comics Into Cash is eager to offer a free appraisal or even purchase your entire collection for a fair price. Trust in our extensive knowledge and experience in comic book appraisals to ensure that you get the best deal possible.

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Detective Comics #159 (1950)

Detective Comics #159 (1950) is a must-read for any true comic book aficionado. In this issue, we see the iconic superhero, Batman, facing one of his toughest foes yet - a crime boss who is hot on the trail of discovering Batman's true identity. The boss, using cunning and intelligence, narrows down the list of suspects to only six men capable of being Batman. With the help of his henchmen, he stages a crime and, to his delight, it is only Bruce Wayne who is unaccounted for when Batman shows up. The plot thickens as Roy investigates the bizarre shrinking of an actress, a ballplayer, and a writer, all of whom seem to be reduced to a mere six inches tall.

This issue also features the popular superhero, Robotman, in "The Strongest Scoundrel On Earth". In addition to the stunning artwork and captivating storylines, you'll also get to enjoy a humor strip, "Shorty", and an insightful text article titled "Up To Your Elbows In Fun". Pow-Wow Smith also makes an appearance in "Crime Among The Cliff-Dwellers".

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