Quasar #19, February 1991 - Marvel Comics
Collectibles - Comic Books

Quasar #19, February 1991 - Marvel Comics

This is a vintage American comic book published by Marvel Comics, specifically Quasar Issue #19, dated February 1991. The issue is titled 'Cosmos In Collision Part One of Seven' and features a dynamic cover illustration by Greg Capullo and Keith Williams, depicting Quasar in battle with Makkari against a cosmic background. A notable feature is the '50 Years of Captain America' (1941-1991) corner box stamp, a common trade dress for Marvel titles during this commemorative year. The cover price is listed as $1.00 US. Physically, the comic shows significant signs of wear and handling. Observation through the protective plastic bag reveals multiple heavy creases and bends across the cover, particularly visible in the central and lower sections. There appears to be spine stress lines and potential color breaking along the folds. The bag itself is wrinkled and reflective, suggesting it is not a professional archival-grade Mylar but rather a standard poly-bag. Overall, while a key part of the 'Cosmos in Collision' crossover event from the Modern Age of comics, its condition appears to be in the low-to-mid grade range due to the visible structural surface damage.

Estimated Value

$3.00 - $6.00

Basic Information

Category

Collectibles - Comic Books

Appraised On

May 10, 2026

Estimated Value

$3.00 - $6.00

Item Description

This is a vintage American comic book published by Marvel Comics, specifically Quasar Issue #19, dated February 1991. The issue is titled 'Cosmos In Collision Part One of Seven' and features a dynamic cover illustration by Greg Capullo and Keith Williams, depicting Quasar in battle with Makkari against a cosmic background. A notable feature is the '50 Years of Captain America' (1941-1991) corner box stamp, a common trade dress for Marvel titles during this commemorative year. The cover price is listed as $1.00 US. Physically, the comic shows significant signs of wear and handling. Observation through the protective plastic bag reveals multiple heavy creases and bends across the cover, particularly visible in the central and lower sections. There appears to be spine stress lines and potential color breaking along the folds. The bag itself is wrinkled and reflective, suggesting it is not a professional archival-grade Mylar but rather a standard poly-bag. Overall, while a key part of the 'Cosmos in Collision' crossover event from the Modern Age of comics, its condition appears to be in the low-to-mid grade range due to the visible structural surface damage.

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