Calling all Legion fans, DC devotees, and vintage collectors! Dive into one of the most dynamic chapters of the Tales of the Legion of Super-Heroes with Issue #324, a thrilling release from June 1985—a standout from the celebrated Copper Age of Comics (1984–1991). This issue is a perfect blend of drama, character depth, and interstellar intrigue that defined the era and still resonates with fans today.
✅ VERIFIED AUTHENTICITY – A TRUE DC CLASSIC FROM THE COPPER AGE
This is an original first print from DC Comics, part of the historic Tales of the Legion run that shaped the foundation of 30th-century heroics. It hails from a well-preserved private collection, reflecting the legacy and enduring appeal of this epic sci-fi saga.
🔍 CONDITION: VG (Very Good)
This copy is graded VG (Very Good), showing moderate wear consistent with age, such as light creases, minor spine ticks, and some color fade on the cover. Pages remain fully intact, supple, and completely readable—perfect for collectors looking for authenticity and affordability.
🪐 STORYLINE SUMMARY – “To Destroy a World!”
In Tales of the Legion of Super-Heroes #324, tensions rise as the Legion faces a galactic-scale crisis involving the powerful alien known as Ontiir. With political machinations at play and the threat of planetary destruction looming, the team must navigate treachery, diplomacy, and cosmic power struggles to protect the United Planets. It’s classic Legion—filled with action, complexity, and timeless camaraderie. The creative team of Paul Levitz and Terry Shoemaker bring their A-game in this unforgettable issue.
📌 PRODUCT DETAILS:
Title: Tales of the Legion of Super-Heroes #324
Publisher: DC Comics
Publication Date: June 1985
Comic Book Age: Copper Age (1984–1991)
Condition: VG (Very Good)
Writer: Paul Levitz
Artist: Terry Shoemaker
Key Features: Political intrigue, rare appearance of Ontiir, rich Legion continuity, pre-reboot era
⚠️ ACT FAST – HARD TO FIND IN VG CONDITION! ⚠️
This is a limited, original copy of an increasingly scarce Copper Age comic. With Legion fans revisiting the archives and DC history collectors filling gaps in their runs, copies in VG condition are becoming rarer by the day.