Published in March 1967, Strange Adventures #198 features the Immortal Man in one of the character's earliest solo adventures. With dynamic cover artwork by Jack Sparling and interior art by Bernard Baily, this issue continues the unique adventures of the hero who has "lived and died a thousand times." The Immortal Man was introduced during DC's mid-1960s expansion of science fiction and adventure heroes and remains a niche but well-regarded character among Silver Age DC collectors. Like many issues from the later run of Strange Adventures, this book combines imaginative science fiction concepts with classic Silver Age storytelling and distinctive cover art. Professionally graded CGC 9.0 White Pages, this high-grade example is exceptionally well-preserved and offers superior eye appeal. High-grade Silver Age DC books from long-running anthology titles continue to attract collectors seeking difficult-to-find condition-sensitive examples. An outstanding certified copy for collectors of Silver Age DC, Immortal Man, or classic science fiction comics.