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Transformers #1 1984? Cgc 9.6 White Pages 1st App Autobots & Decepticons
This is a rare and highly coveted copy of Transformers #1 from 1984, featuring the first appearance of the iconic Autobots and Decepticons. The comic is graded at an impressive 9.6 Near Mint+ by Certified Guaranty Company (CGC), ensuring its quality and collectibility. The cover art is done by the talented Bill Sienkiewicz and the story is written by Bill Mantlo.