WORLD’S FINEST COMICS #136

Graded at 3.5 (VG-) on 2026-10-21, from new photos taken out of the sleeve: front, close-up, spine, back and interior page. Bright green cover with fair gloss. Colour-breaking stress ticks and fraying along the full spine. Short colour-breaking crease near the spine. Lower-left corner worn, right-side corners blunted and creased. Cream to light tan pages.

World's Finest Comics #136 (DC, cover-dated September 1963) is a Silver Age installment of the long-running anthology title pairing Superman and Batman (with Robin) in a lead team-up story, backed by solo Green Arrow and other supporting features typical of the era's format. The book falls within the Curt Swan/George Klein house style period that defined DC's clean, classic superhero art of the early 1960s, with plotting credited to regular Editor Jack Schiff-era writers such as Edmond Hamilton. It carries no first appearance, origin, or death of note, and its cover, while representative of the period's team-up formula, is not among the covers cited as a classic by major price guides.