Black Knight 1 thru 5 1955, 1st App Black Knight, Stan Lee, Atlas Marvel CGC 5-7 For Sale

• Originandfirst appearanceof theoriginalBlack Knight(Sir Percy of Scandia) and theCrusader.
• Originandfirst appearanceof theEbony Blade. It was wielded bySir Percy of Scandia, the firstBlack Knight, and forged byMerlinfrom aStarstone meteorite.
• Other Awesome First Appearances:Knights of the Round Table, Sir Lancelot, Sir Galahad, Lady Rosamund, Morgan Le Fay, Mordred the Evil, and Thunder.
• CGCUniversal Grade 5.0with Cream to Off-White Pages. Graded by CGC with a new pristine slab onOctober 20, 2019.CGC Certification Number 4542189001.
• Ultra-Rare.Only78Black Knight#1 5/55 Atlas are in the CGC census. None of the Black Knight #1 in the CGC Census is above CGC 8.5
• Black Knight#1story byStan Lee.Stan Leewrote the story of theBlack Knight, and he was a renowned American comic book writer, editor, publisher, and producer. He rose through the ranks of a family-run business to become Marvel Comics\' primary creative leader for decades.Stan Leewas born December 28, 1922, in Manhattan, New York, NY, and he died on November 12, 2018, at Cedars-Sinai, Los Angeles, CA.
• Black Knight#1art byJoseph Maneely,whowas an awesome American comic book artist best known for his work at Marvel Comics in the 1950s.He co-created theMarvel charactertheBlack Knight.Joseph Maneelywas born onFebruary 18, 1926, in Philadelphia, PA, and he died on June 7, 1958, in Manhattan, KS.
• ActorKit Harringtonplays a character by the name ofDane Whitman,who becomes theheroknown as theBlack Knightin theEternalsmovie of theMarvel Cinematic Universe (MCU)that was released in theaters onNovember 5, 2021.While there are currently no confirmed new movies specifically featuringBlack Knight(Dane Whitman)in theMCU, the characteris expected to return.Kit Harrington,who playsDane Whitman, has expressed interest in reprising the role and exploring the character\'s comic book arc as theBlack Knight, including wielding theEbony Blade.According to Scooper accountFilm and Series News(formerlyMarvel Updates),Dane Whitmanis set to make a return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe inMoon Knightseason 2in 2026

• CGC Universal Grade 7.0withOff-White to White Pages.Freshlygraded by CGC with a new pristine slab onJanuary 27, 2021.
• CGC Certification Number 3727553020.
• Ultra-Rare.Only27Black Knight#2 7/55 Atlas are in theCGC Census.Only 1Black Knight#2 is in CGC 7.0, and only 3 copies are in higher grades, with none above CGC 8.5.

• CGC Universal Grade 6.5withOff-White Pages.Freshlygraded by CGC with a new pristine slab onDecember 8, 2020.
• CGC Certification Number 3713811007.
• Ultra-Rare.OnlyoneBlack Knight#2 Atlas CGC 9.0 in theCGC Censusand none higher.Only 32Black Knight#3 are in the CGC Census, and only 5 copies are in higher than CGC Universal Grade 6.5.

• CGC Universal Grade 6.0withWhite Pages.Freshly graded by CGC with a new pristineslab onSeptember 28, 2024.
• CGC Certification Number 4332249025.
• Ultra-Rare.Only 18Black Knight#4 Atlas are in the CGC census. OnlyoneBlack Knight#4 CGC 6.0 is in theCGC Census, and only 7 copies are higher.

• CGC Universal Grade 6.5with White Pages. Graded by CGC onJanuary 21, 2021.
• CGC Certification Number 3918984001. The CGC Slab is pristine.
• Ultra-Rare.Only 23Black Knight#5 Atlas are in the CGC census. OnlytwoBlack Knight#5 CGC 6.5 are in theCGC Census, and only 7 copies are higher.
• Black Knight #5 is the final issue in the five-part series.

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