
Marge's Little Lulu at Summer Camp Comic Book, Gold Key #10058-208
This is a vintage Gold Key comic book titled 'Marge's Little Lulu at Summer Camp', numbered 10058-208, originally sold for 15 cents. The publication features a yellow cover with colorful illustrations of character Little Lulu and other children in a forest setting, encountering a skunk. The Gold Key logo is clearly visible in the top left corner. Physically, the comic shows significant signs of age and wear. The front cover has a large torn section missing from the bottom right corner, impacting the artwork and visibility of the lower border. There is a noticeable vertical crease along the left spine side, and the edges show fraying, softening of the corners, and minor staining or discoloration from handling and oxidation. The staple-bound spine appears to have some stress marks and minor tearing. The overall paper quality displays the characteristic tanning or yellowing typical of mid-20th-century newsprint. Based on the 15c price point and Gold Key imprint, this specimen likely dates to the early 1960s. Despite the condition issues, the cover art remains vibrant, capturing the classic animation style of the era.
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Estimated Value
$5 - $12
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Category
Collectibles - Comic Books
Appraised On
March 3, 2026
Estimated Value
$5 - $12
Item Description
This is a vintage Gold Key comic book titled 'Marge's Little Lulu at Summer Camp', numbered 10058-208, originally sold for 15 cents. The publication features a yellow cover with colorful illustrations of character Little Lulu and other children in a forest setting, encountering a skunk. The Gold Key logo is clearly visible in the top left corner. Physically, the comic shows significant signs of age and wear. The front cover has a large torn section missing from the bottom right corner, impacting the artwork and visibility of the lower border. There is a noticeable vertical crease along the left spine side, and the edges show fraying, softening of the corners, and minor staining or discoloration from handling and oxidation. The staple-bound spine appears to have some stress marks and minor tearing. The overall paper quality displays the characteristic tanning or yellowing typical of mid-20th-century newsprint. Based on the 15c price point and Gold Key imprint, this specimen likely dates to the early 1960s. Despite the condition issues, the cover art remains vibrant, capturing the classic animation style of the era.
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