ACTION COMICS #413 1972 VF/NM \"The Voodoo Doom Of Superman\" VOODO DOLL Cover For Sale

ACTION COMICS #413 1972 VF/NM \"The Voodoo Doom Of Superman\" VOODO DOLL CoverAction Comics #413 is cover dated June 1972 and was published by DC Comics.This 52 page comic contains the following stories:SUPERMAN \"The Voodoo Doom Of Superman\" with story and artwork by Leo Dorfman and Curt Swan (pencils) / Murphy Anderson (inks) (14 pages) featuring Doctor Mystir (Brainiac in disguise) and Lex Luthor. Synopsis: Dr. Mystir uses a voodoo doll made with souvenirs of Superman to eliminate Superman\'s powers, one-by-one. When Luthor hears of the doll, he joinsMystir, who is actually Brainiac in disguise.ECLIPSO \"The Man Who Destroyed Eclipso\" with story and artwork by Bob Haney and Alex Toth (pencils and inks) (13 pages) (REPRINTED from House Of Secrets #65 March-April 1964)METAMORPHO \"The 7 Sins Of Simon Stagg\" with story and artwork by Bob Haney and John Calnan (pencils) / Murphy Anderson (inks) (8 pages) Story continues from Metamorpho #17 (1968) and continues in Action Comics #414 (1973)The cover features artwork by Nick Cardy (pencils and inks) of Doctor Mystir using a voodoo doll to cause Superman pain.The 2021 Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide values this comic at $40.00 in near mint- condition.This comic book is complete and in very fine / near mint condition with NO missing pages, cut outs or restoration and has been accurately graded by myself, a professional comic book dealer for over 35 years, so please buy with confidence.The comic will ship by FIRST CLASS mail with an acid free backing board in a protective sleeve between two pieces of sturdy cardboard to preserve your investment and GUARANTEE it arrives in the same condition as it was sent out in. Please see our other listings for more BRONZE AGE ACTION COMICS and combine winnings to save on shipping. INTERNATIONAL Orders welcome. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Thank you and good luck!NOTE: Please wait for invoice if making a multiple purchase so I can combine shipping for best possible discount and cheapest cost.