1977 Star Wars #1 Comic Book

1977 Star Wars #1 Comic Book

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Art & Collectibles
Offering Date
July 31, 2020
Target Raise
$12.00K
Security Price
$1
Title
Star Wars #1
Writer
Roy Thomas
Cover Artist
Howard Chaykin
Penciller
Howard Chaykin, Tom Palmer
Inker
Howard Chaykin, Tom Palmer
Letterer
Howard Chaykin, Tom Palmer
Editor
Roy Thomas
Publisher
Marvel
Store Date
June 30, 1977
Variant
35 Cent Price
Rarity
1 of 24 (CGC VF/NM 9.0)
Authentication
Comics Guaranty Company (CGC)
Grade
CGC VF/NM 9.0

Company Description

When 20th Century Fox approached Stan Lee in 1977 to produce a comic adaptation of its upcoming epic space-opera, he was understandably hesitant. However, Lee’s decision to create a Star Wars comic book ultimately paid off: the film became an overnight sensation and sales of the comic book series saved Marvel from financial ruin. Rally’s #STARWARS1 is a rare 35-cent variant copy of Star Wars #1 graded VF/NM 9.0 by CGC. Marvel produced only ~1,500 copies of the more expensive 35-cent variant to use in test markets and this #STARWARS1 is one of the top 50 graded examples in existence.
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