Legion of Super Heroes...silver age to present!

[tth2]

You're killing me here!

 

You've got at least 2 of the Legion issues below #300 in 9.4, which is extremely impressive to say the least!

[Silver]

The 293 is a very difficult issue to find in nicer condition, that 300 looks like the best I have ever seen and may be one of the most under appreciated "keys" from that period. For the Legion to basically take over a book that Superboy had owned for nearly 200 issues was quite a feat. Can you imagine if they had started "The Legion of Super-Heroes" with #1 in 1962.....what a difference in value a number makes...

[Silver]

You're killing me here!

 

You've got at least 2 of the Legion issues below #300 in 9.4, which is extremely impressive to say the least!

 

Like you don't own a minor appearance of the Legion in a pre-300 issue of Adventure?

[steelcity]

This Legion cover has a very dated look!

 

 

[steelcity]

I have always liked this gently sinister Legion cover...

 

 

[CAP Freak]

This Legion cover has a very dated look!

 

Two Teenagers using Penetra-Vision and X-Ray vision to look inside each others clothes...

[tth2]

You've got at least 2 of the Legion issues below #300 in 9.4, which is extremely impressive to say the least!

 

Like you don't own a minor appearance of the Legion in a pre-300 issue of Adventure?

Yeah, but I haven't been able to acquire a single copy of any of the other pre-300 issues!

[Silver]

This Legion cover has a very dated look!

 

Two Teenagers using Penetra-Vision and X-Ray vision to look inside each others clothes...

 

Instead of Lana ....

[steelcity]

I posted this in another thread, but it deserves to be shown here, too!

 

 

[steelcity]

Adventure Comics #370 has a really nice look to it. The Mordru tale is one of the best.

I remember reading #369 with a growing sense of doom - nothing to do with Mordru - I was realizing that the story would not finish in that issue! The final splash page was a cliffhanger to remember. Spider-man #48 has a similar feel for sheer emotional drama.

 

 

[steelcity]

This cover must surely be one of the cutest Legion x-overs ever!

 

 

 

[steelcity]

Adventure #347, the second part of the first ever Shooter Legion story has a dynamic cover, full of expression and anticipation. I still remember walking round all the newsstands, looking for this one, after having read #346 loads of times!

 

 

[tth2]

Those are some killer books you are posting!

[cd4ever]

This cover must surely be one of the cutest Legion x-overs ever!

 

 

 

Nice Legion books. Most of the Adventure run had really great covers.

 

I've never seen this Jimmy Olsen before. It is now on my must buy list.

[steelcity]

The Adult Legion saga crossed over Adventures #354 and #355. It might sound a bit corny, but the story telling was excellent and the artwork memorable.

 

 

 

 

[steelcity]

Drawing Legion members time after time, always making them recognisable, must have been so difficult, yet Curt Swan seemed to do it with ease. Here, he is even able to make each member look like their toddler selves:

 

 

 

 

 

[steelcity]

Jim Shooter's first single issue tale is a re-working of the "ten little..." story.

As a kid, I read this story so many times. The artwork is so clean and expressive, a real tour-de-force!

 

 

 

 

 

[CAP Freak]

The Adult Legion saga crossed over Adventures #354 and #355. It might sound a bit corny, but the story telling was excellent and the artwork memorable.

 

 

 

 

 

I reallly like this cover

[steelcity]

Another classic two-parter, featuring the Legion fallen from grace...

 

 

 

 

[Blind Owl]

Steelcity; you're Adventure collection is very impressive!!!!

 

How did you find such incredible books!!!!