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Comic Pak poly bag with Sandy Frank Production’s, “Battle of the Planets” characters printed on both sides. Unopened. Bag contains high grade Whitman versions of issues #1, #2 and #3. Extremely hard item to find. Ships priority insured.

Try to find any high grade Whitman Editions.

See all the pictures provided to help with your decision making process. The spine is as perfect as it can be. It’s a book that’s worthy to be in your high value collection. BATTLE OF THE PLANETS #1, The rare WHITMAN variant in NM+ or better grade.

Grade CBCS 9.8. G-Force in "Operation: Decoy" in which the team's enemy Zoltar captures 7-Zark-7 and "Undersea Threat" in which G-Force battles a giant undersea robot turtle. Featuring G-Force. Publisher Gold Key/Whitman.

G-Force in "Operation: Decoy" in which the team's enemy Zoltar captures 7-Zark-7 and "Undersea Threat" in which G-Force battles a giant undersea robot turtle. Featuring G-Force. Grade CGC 9.8. Publisher Gold Key/Whitman.

G-Force in "Operation: Decoy" in which the team's enemy Zoltar captures 7-Zark-7 and "Undersea Threat" in which G-Force battles a giant undersea robot turtle. Featuring G-Force. Grade CGC 9.8. Publisher Gold Key/Whitman.

Grade CBCS 9.8. G-Force in "Operation: Decoy" in which the team's enemy Zoltar captures 7-Zark-7 and "Undersea Threat" in which G-Force battles a giant undersea robot turtle. Featuring G-Force. Publisher Gold Key/Whitman.

G-Force in "Operation: Decoy" in which the team's enemy Zoltar captures 7-Zark-7 and "Undersea Threat" in which G-Force battles a giant undersea robot turtle. Featuring G-Force. Grade CGC 9.6. Publisher Gold Key/Whitman.

The product is a highly graded and sought-after comic book, Battle of the Planets #1, published by Gold Key/Whitman in 1979 during the Bronze Age of US Comics. This vintage comic features the character "The Key" and is a single unit, professionally graded by Certified Guaranty Company (CGC) with a 9.6 Near Mint+ grade. With white pages and in English language, this comic is a valuable collectible piece for fans and collectors of comic books and graphic novels.

G-Force in "Operation: Decoy" in which the team's enemy Zoltar captures 7-Zark-7 and "Undersea Threat" in which G-Force battles a giant undersea robot turtle. Featuring G-Force. Grade CGC 9.4. Publisher Gold Key/Whitman.

The product is a vintage comic book titled "Battle of the Planets #1" published by Gold Key/Whitman in 1979. It is graded at 9.6 Near Mint+ by Certified Guaranty Company (CGC) and is considered as part of the Bronze Age era of comics. This single unit comic book features the character "The Key" and is a part of the US Comics tradition. With its publication in 1979, this English-language comic book is a highly collectible item for fans of vintage comics and comic book collectors alike.

Battle Of The Planets #1 (1979) Gold Key (1st G-Force In American Comic) CGC 7.5

The product is a highly collectible comic book, Battle Of The Planets #1 (1979) published by Gold Key Comics. This issue features the first appearance of the superhero team G-Force, making it a key issue in the comic book community.

Battle Of The Planets #1, Gold Key Comics (1979), CGC 8.0, White Pages. Book will be shipped USPS via medium flat rate box, thanks for looking!

A really nice copy of this first issue!

Title: Battle of the Planets. - Date: June 1979. - Publisher: Western Publishing / Gold Key. The item pictured is the exact item you will receive.

Iconic cover. Only 300 slabbed. Hard to part with, valued part of any collection

G-Force in "Operation: Decoy" in which the team's enemy Zoltar captures 7-Zark-7 and "Undersea Threat" in which G-Force battles a giant undersea robot turtle. Featuring G-Force. Grade FN- 5.5. This is a mid grade item.

BATTLE OF THE PLANETS 1 CGC 7.5. EEGABEEVA is back on line!

The product is a rare sealed comic pak from 1979 titled "Battle of the Planets #1-3", featuring character comics from the US Comics tradition. This vintage set, intended for a general audience, is a valuable collectible item for fans of comic books. The comics are in English and are from the Bronze Age era, making them a unique piece of comic book history from the United States.