October–November 1961 • DC Comics • Suicide Squad debut era • Dinosaurs / Cold War weirdness
One of DC’s strangest and most beloved Silver Age issues — Task Force X vs. giant dinosaurs with the Statue of Liberty caught right in the middle. This is peak early Suicide Squad insanity: pulp sci-fi, Cold War paranoia, and Ross Andru action all colliding in one unforgettable cover.
Inside you get the complete three-part epic “Master of the Dinosaurs!” plus that perfect mix of Silver Age ads, short features, and weird back-matter that makes books like this as fun to read as they are to stare at.
An essential early Squad issue with pure atomic-era charm.
Cover shows heavy edge and corner wear with multiple stress creases along the spine. Surface scuffing and color wear are present, particularly along the red areas. Small chips and paper loss at the edges. Spine remains intact with solid shape and readable logo. Cover is fully attached.
October–November 1961 • DC Comics • Suicide Squad debut era • Dinosaurs / Cold War weirdness
One of DC’s strangest and most beloved Silver Age issues — Task Force X vs. giant dinosaurs with the Statue of Liberty caught right in the middle. This is peak early Suicide Squad insanity: pulp sci-fi, Cold War paranoia, and Ross Andru action all colliding in one unforgettable cover.
Inside you get the complete three-part epic “Master of the Dinosaurs!” plus that perfect mix of Silver Age ads, short features, and weird back-matter that makes books like this as fun to read as they are to stare at.
An essential early Squad issue with pure atomic-era charm.
Cover shows heavy edge and corner wear with multiple stress creases along the spine. Surface scuffing and color wear are present, particularly along the red areas. Small chips and paper loss at the edges. Spine remains intact with solid shape and readable logo. Cover is fully attached.
