Action Comics #356, published by DC Comics in November 1967, features a dynamic cover by Neal Adams depicting Superman battling the Annihilator. This Silver Age issue is a classic example of DC's superhero storytelling from the late 1960s.
Grade: GD — Heavy wear with significant structural damage. This copy is complete but shows severe age-related defects. Visible flaws include severe spine wear and rolling, significant chipping and fraying along the entire spine edge, chipping and loss of paper at the top and bottom corners, visible creasing and wear on the front cover, discoloration and yellowing of the cover stock, scuffing and rubbing on the cover surface, and wear along the fold lines. The structural damage includes missing pieces of the cover or pages.
Action Comics #356 is a notable Silver Age issue featuring the first appearance of the Annihilator, a villain created by Neal Adams. The cover art is highly regarded for its dynamic composition and is a standout example of Adams' early work on Superman. This issue represents a key era in DC Comics history where the publisher was revitalizing its flagship title with fresh artistic talent.
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