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Sgt. Fury #56 CGC Graded 9.2 - Carla Williams PEDIGREE

Experience the pinnacle of comic book collecting with this highly sought-after issue of Sgt. Fury #56. This gem, boasting a stunning CGC grade of 9.2, is a testament to its exceptional condition and rarity. This particular issue holds a special place in comic history as it features the first appearance of Carla Williams, a character who would later become a fan favorite. Don't miss the opportunity to add this exceptional piece to your collection.

Exceptional Quality and Unmatched Collectibility

This Sgt. Fury #56 comic is not just a collectible; it's a piece of comic book history. The Winnipeg Pedigree guarantees its authenticity and provenance, making it one of the most desirable issues in the market. With a Near White Page condition, this comic stands out for its pristine, unblemished appearance. The 4th highest grade in its category further solidifies its status as a top-tier collectible.

• First Appearance of Carla Williams – Witness the debut of a fan-favorite character who would shape the Marvel Universe.
• HALF PAGE AD for Silver Surfer #1 – A rare opportunity to own a piece of Marvel history with this exclusive ad.

Perfect for Collectors and Marvel Enthusiasts

Whether you're a seasoned collector or a passionate Marvel fan, this Sgt. Fury #56 comic is an essential addition to your collection. The captivating art by Dick Ayers and John Severin, combined with the engaging Gary Friedrich story, ensures hours of enjoyment. The 1st appearance of Carla Williams, engaged to Gabriel Jones, adds an extra layer of intrigue and significance to this issue. This is more than just a comic; it's a treasure trove of Marvel lore and a timeless piece of art that will be cherished for generations to come.

• NEAR WHITE PAGES – Experience the comic as it was meant to be read, with pages that remain unmarred by time.
• DICK AYERS & JOHN SEVERIN ART – Marvel at the masterful artwork that brought this issue to life.