Shadow Magazine #4 Vol 14 1935

• 128 Interior Pages
• Tape Alongside Spine

Grading of Pulp is based on the overall condition of the comic as it currently is. If there is anything that that needs to be noted such as obvious trimming or color touch it will be noted as such.

***" One significant difference between comic book and pulp grading is how trimming is categorized for pulps. Unlike comic books, where trimming is classified as restoration (purple label), trimming is allowed in the Universal category for pulps. A trimmed pulp will be downgraded instead, depending on the severity of trimming and the grade otherwise. For example, a high-grade pulp will be downgraded less harshly if only its cover is trimmed, versus one that exhibits trimming to both the cover and interior. All trimming will be noted on the CGC pulp label as it is on the CGC comic book label. " - Per CGC Website***