Sandman #1 (Winter 1974) – CGC Qualified 9.4 – Off-White to White Pages. A key Bronze Age DC Comics issue, featuring the first appearance of the Bronze Age Sandman and marking the final collaboration between legendary creators Joe Simon and Jack Kirby, one of the most influential partnerships in comic-book history. Published in 1974, this landmark issue reintroduced Sandman to a new generation of readers through the unmistakable artistic vision of Jack Kirby. The issue features a story by Joe Simon and cover and interior artwork by Jack Kirby with inks by Mike Royer. Professionally certified by CGC with a remarkable Qualified 9.4 grade and Off-White to White Pages. The book presents exceptionally well, displaying strong visual appeal, vibrant colours and excellent overall presentation for a collectible Bronze Age DC key issue. Particularly sought after by collectors of Jack Kirby, Joe Simon and significant Bronze Age DC comics, this issue combines historical importance, artistic significance and certified preservation. Highlights: • Sandman #1 (Winter 1974) • First Bronze Age Sandman appearance • Final Simon & Kirby collaboration • CGC Qualified 9.4 • Off-White to White Pages • Jack Kirby cover and interior artwork • Mike Royer inks • Professionally encapsulated by CGC • Important DC Bronze Age key issue An increasingly desirable certified example of a historically important DC Comics publication, combining the legacy of two comic-book legends with a highly attractive CGC-certified presentation.