Fall of the Roman Empire Dell Movie Comic 1964 HIGH GRADE Sophia Loren for Sale

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Fall of the Roman Empire Dell Movie Comic 1964 HIGH GRADE Sophia Loren For Sale

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Fall of the Roman Empire Dell Movie Comic 1964 HIGH GRADE Sophia Loren:
$18.00

The Fall of the Roman Empire

Movie Comics 10118-407

Gold Key Comics, July 1964

Photo cover featuring Stephen Boyd and Sophia Loren.

Scripted by Paul S. Newman with interior art by Fred Fredericks.

Superb copy with extremely slight wear, no markings or moisture issues, tightly attached glossy cover, supple pages. Please see photos.

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