Walt Disney\'s Uncle Scrooge #6 (1954 Dell) Carl Barks VG/GD + 3.0-4.0 Complete For Sale

Up for sale is an original, 100% complete copy of Walt Disney\'s Uncle Scrooge #6, published by Dell Comics in June 1954.
This classic Silver Age/Golden Age transition issue features the iconic \"Tralla La\" story written by the legendary Carl Barks. This is a beautiful mid-grade filler/reader copy with excellent eye appeal!
Detailed Condition Report
Front Cover:

• Vibrant, colorful cover art with moderate original gloss remaining.
• Small nicks along all perimeter edges (Largest is 1/4\", most are 1/8\" or smaller).
• 1-1/2\" crease on the lower outside corner with smaller nested creases inside.
• General signs of wear/creasing across the cover.
• A 1\" piece of vintage Scotch tape is present on the inside lower corner (not visible from the outside and only visible on the inside with a magnifying glass).
• Cover is securely attached at both staples.

Spine:

• Minor spine roll present.
• Spine split at the lower staple (Does not transfer into the book beyond page 3).
• A second spine split starting mid-spine (Does not transfer into book beyond page 1).
• Heavy spine wear characterized by multiple horizontal creases/tears all along the length.

Back Cover:

• Two 3/4\" white stains along the bottom edge.
• 1/4\" nick accompanied by tiny nicks across the bottom edge.
• Minor soiling visible on the white margins.
• Cover art remains bright with sharp, clear text.

Interior & Pages:

• 100% complete! Centerfold is attached at both staples. No cutouts, no writing and no coupons filled out.
• Pages are completely supple (not brittle) with nice off-white to light tan coloring.
• First three pages are dog-eared at the bottom outside corner.
• Original printer spur holes are evident on the lower margins/edges of some pages (standard manufacturing anomaly for this printing era, not handler damage).
• Story art is bright, vibrant and text is completely sharp and clear

Shipping & Handling:
The comic will be bagged and boarded, placed in a rigid cardboard sandwich to protect against bending, and then sealed in a cardboard comic mailer to ensure the book you receive is exactly as described.