WORLD’S FINEST COMICS #113

This Silver Age book shows heavy handling consistent with a well-read Golden/Silver Age copy: significant spine wear with multiple stress lines and small chips along the spine edge, rounded and worn corners especially at the top right and bottom right, a small stain/discoloration at the bottom right corner, and a name written in pen on the lower left cover. There is also visible fraying and chipping along the right edge and top edge, with the cover slightly cocked. Interior and back cover were not assessed from this photo, so the grade reflects front-cover condition only.

World's Finest Comics #113 is a Silver Age DC issue anchored by the ongoing Superman and Batman team-up feature that defined the title, supported by the era's Green Arrow backup strip. Its collector hook lies in that backup: this issue marks the debut of the original Miss Arrowette, Bonnie King, an archery-themed heroine whose legacy would later be revived through her daughter in DC's Young Justice era. As a Weisinger-office product of late 1960, it sits within the tightly collected run of World's Finest and reflects the clean, character-driven storytelling and cover work typical of DC's line at the turn of the decade.