Cobra No. 2 (Viz Select Comics)
Collectibles - Comic Books & Manga

Cobra No. 2 (Viz Select Comics)

This is a single-issue comic book titled 'Cobra No. 2', part of the Viz Select Comics line. The cover art features the protagonist Cobra, a blond man in a purple suit with a cigar in his mouth, showcasing his signature 'Psychogun' arm. Behind him is Lady Armaroid with her back turned and a large, dark robotic figure. The artwork is by the original creator Buichi Terasawa, with the English adaptation credited to Marv Wolfman. The issue is marked 'Monthly' with a price of '$2.95 USA / $4.00 CAN'. Physically, the book appears to be in mid-to-high grade condition. There is visible minor white shelf wear along the left spine edge and light blunting at the corners, particularly the bottom right. The black background of the cover remains vibrant with minimal surface scuffing visible. The color saturation is strong, and the paper quality appears typical for early 1990s Viz publications, which often featured slightly heavier semi-gloss covers compared to standard DC or Marvel newsstand issues. No major creases, tears, or significant spine stress lines are immediately apparent from the primary facial view. This English translation of the Japanese manga 'Space Adventure Cobra' represents a key era of manga localization for North American audiences in the 1990s.

Estimated Value

$15.00 - $25.00

Basic Information

Category

Collectibles - Comic Books & Manga

Appraised On

January 19, 2026

Estimated Value

$15.00 - $25.00

Item Description

This is a single-issue comic book titled 'Cobra No. 2', part of the Viz Select Comics line. The cover art features the protagonist Cobra, a blond man in a purple suit with a cigar in his mouth, showcasing his signature 'Psychogun' arm. Behind him is Lady Armaroid with her back turned and a large, dark robotic figure. The artwork is by the original creator Buichi Terasawa, with the English adaptation credited to Marv Wolfman. The issue is marked 'Monthly' with a price of '$2.95 USA / $4.00 CAN'. Physically, the book appears to be in mid-to-high grade condition. There is visible minor white shelf wear along the left spine edge and light blunting at the corners, particularly the bottom right. The black background of the cover remains vibrant with minimal surface scuffing visible. The color saturation is strong, and the paper quality appears typical for early 1990s Viz publications, which often featured slightly heavier semi-gloss covers compared to standard DC or Marvel newsstand issues. No major creases, tears, or significant spine stress lines are immediately apparent from the primary facial view. This English translation of the Japanese manga 'Space Adventure Cobra' represents a key era of manga localization for North American audiences in the 1990s.

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