Woooooo! The NatureBoy flies in and makes his debut for Charleton in this tough to snag golden age book at HeritageAuctions today. Sponsored
\nThe Nature Boy was a pretty neat character that Charleton published in the 50's, with the power to control the elements. He was created by Jerry Siegel and John Buscema, two people you may have heard of before, but after three issues, the series was gone. His title took over the numbering from action series Danny Blaze, and ran from issues #3-5. That numbering was then continued with kid's humor series Li'l Rascal Twins.
It cannot be stressed how rare this book is to have a chance to grab, and at that price…\n\nWooooooo! Look At That Nature Boy Go!\n'Nature Boy #3 Condition: VG+. This barely missed our recent list of the 20 rarest Charlton comics. This is just the second copy we've ever offered. John Buscema cover and art. Moisture damage. Overstreet 2022 VG 4.0 value=$52.'. No BS: this is a tough, tough book to get at all, let alone one that looks like this.
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