
The Six Million Dollar Man #3 (Charlton Comics, October 1976)
This is a vintage Bronze Age comic book titled 'The Six Million Dollar Man' issue number 3, published by Charlton Comics in October 1976. The cover art features a distinctive painterly style, depicting two portraits of Steve Austin (Lee Majors) against a warm orange textured background, with a bionic targeting reticle focused on a crashing aircraft. The cover price is listed as 30 cents, with a corresponding UK price of 10p. Notable physical characteristics include the standard 7x10 inch comic dimensions with staple binding. The corner box features the Charlton Comics logo and a small circular portrait of the protagonist. A UPC barcode is present in the lower right corner, which was becoming common during the late 1970s. Regarding condition, there is visible color breaking and spine stress lines along the left edge. The corners show mild blunting and rounding, particularly at the top and bottom right. There is slight yellowing and foxing consistent with the age of the newsprint paper stock. No major tears or missing pieces are immediately visible from the front cover, but the general shelf wear suggests a mid-grade vintage condition. The craftsmanship reflects the higher-quality painted cover style Charlton often used for their licensed television properties compared to their standard line.
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Estimated Value
$15.00-$25.00
Basic Information
Category
Collectibles / Comic Books
Appraised On
March 3, 2026
Estimated Value
$15.00-$25.00
Item Description
This is a vintage Bronze Age comic book titled 'The Six Million Dollar Man' issue number 3, published by Charlton Comics in October 1976. The cover art features a distinctive painterly style, depicting two portraits of Steve Austin (Lee Majors) against a warm orange textured background, with a bionic targeting reticle focused on a crashing aircraft. The cover price is listed as 30 cents, with a corresponding UK price of 10p. Notable physical characteristics include the standard 7x10 inch comic dimensions with staple binding. The corner box features the Charlton Comics logo and a small circular portrait of the protagonist. A UPC barcode is present in the lower right corner, which was becoming common during the late 1970s. Regarding condition, there is visible color breaking and spine stress lines along the left edge. The corners show mild blunting and rounding, particularly at the top and bottom right. There is slight yellowing and foxing consistent with the age of the newsprint paper stock. No major tears or missing pieces are immediately visible from the front cover, but the general shelf wear suggests a mid-grade vintage condition. The craftsmanship reflects the higher-quality painted cover style Charlton often used for their licensed television properties compared to their standard line.
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