Star Trek TNG #70 1995 DC Comics To Serve and Destroy Riker Cover VF Candyman Ad
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Star Trek TNG #70 1995 DC Comics To Serve and Destroy Riker Cover VF Candyman Ad
Star Trek TNG #70 1995 DC Comics To Serve and Destroy Riker Cover VF Candyman Ad

Star Trek TNG #70 1995 DC Comics To Serve and Destroy Riker Cover VF Candyman Ad

DC Comics

13.00 $
Description
Star Trek TNG #70 1995 DC Comics To Serve and Destroy Riker Cover VF Candyman Ad   Up for sale is Star Trek: The Next Generation #70 (1995) from DC Comics — the action-packed issue “To Serve and Destroy!” featuring Riker and a hostile combat drone on the cover. Written by Friedman with artwork by Skelton.   The back features the original theatrical promo for Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh (1995) — a fun crossover collectible for horror fans.   This copy has been stored bagged and appears in Fine/VF to VF condition with light typical wear but clean colors and solid gloss. See photos for confirmation.   Perfect for TNG collectors, sci-fi comic fans, and buyers completing the final years of the DC TNG run.   Condition Notes:  • FN/VF to VF estimated  • Light edge or spine wear  • Strong cover colors  • Bagged    Star Trek TNG comic, Star Trek issue 70, DC Comics 1995, Riker cover, To Serve and Destroy, Candyman ad comic, horror ad promo comic, sci-fi collectible, Star Trek Next Generation comic, vintage 90s comics, VF comic book
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