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TUROK SON OF STONE #596 (Dell Four Color, 1954)

First issue, December, 1954. Origin and first appearance of Turok, Son of Stone.

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #230 (Marvel, 1982)

July,  1982.  Roger Stern, John Romita & Jim Rooney.  "To Fight The Unbeatable Foe!"

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #248 (Marvel, 1984)

January, 1984.  Roger Stern, John Romita.  "And He Strikes Like A Thunderball."

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #286 (Marvel, 1987)

March, 1987.  Jim Owsley, Alan Kupperberg.  "Thy Father's Son!"

JOURNEY INTO MYSTERY #66 (Marvel/Atlas, 1961)

March, 1961 The Hulk prototype. "Return Of The Hulk!" Cover and 13 page story by Kirby.

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN ANNUAL #5 (Marvel, 1968)

LLe SLe. New Story: The Parents Of Peter Parker!

GABBY HAYES ADVENTURE COMICS #1 (Toby, 1953)

December, 1953. Only issue. Photo cover. "Ambush At Terror Canyon!"

SUPERMAN #222 (DC)

80 page Giant #G-66. Superman's Secret Family.

TILLIE THE TOILER #3 (Cupples & Leon)

By Russ Westover. Copyright 1932.

DAREDEVIL #278 (Marvel, 1990)

February, 1990.  Ann Nocenti, Rick Leonardi.  "Of Crowns And Horns."

WHAT IF...? #33 (Marvel)

Dazzler Had Become The Herald Of Galactus?/Iron Man Was Trapped In The Time Of King Arthur?

ACE COMICS #3 (David McKay, 1937)

June, 1937 Starring Ripley's Believe It Or Not.

IRON MAN #191 (Marvel)

Return: Tony Stark as Iron Man.

SHOWCASE #75 (DC)

1st & Origin: Hawk & The Dove.

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #41 (Marvel, 1966)

October, 1966. Stan Lee, John Romita. First appearance of The Rhino in "The Horns Of The Rhino!"

SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN #163 (Marvel, 1990)

April, 1990.  Gerry Conway,  Sal Buscema.  "The Carrion Cure."

Hobgoblin.

GREEN LANTERN #49 (DC, 1966)

December, 1966 "The Spectacular Robberies Of TV's Master Villain!"

FLINTSTONES #7 (Gold Key)

Begin Gold Key publication.

CAPTAIN MARVEL ADVENTURES WHEATIES GIVEAWAY (Fawcett, 1945)

Originally taped to cereal box, therefore copies without tape stains are rare. Contains "Captain Marvel and the Threads of Life." Small size.

MARVELMANIA #2 (1970)

16 black and white pages, including covers. 8-1/2 X 11 inches.

Catalog of Marvelmania merchandise: membership kit, magazine, super-hero portfolios, super-hero models, artist self-portrait portfolio, comic art portfolio, super-hero posters, bullpen fotokit, and official club stationary kit.

Cover uncredited but is rumored to be Sal Buscema, imitating John Buscema. Barry Windsor-Smith/Syd Shores back cover illustration. 

CAPTAIN AMERICA #426 (Marvel)

DHo MGr. Fighting Chance, p2.

DAREDEVIL #94 (Marvel)

GCo GCy. Death: Indestructable Man.

IRON MAN #230 (Marvel)

May, 1988.  David Michelinie, M.D.Bright.  "The Day The Hero Died."

AVENGERS #196 (Marvel)

June, 1980.  David Michelinie, George Perez.  "The Terrible Toll Of The Taskmaster."

HOPALONG CASSIDY #17 (Fawcett, 1948)

March, 1948 "The Hangman's Noose!" Photo cover.

DAREDEVIL #271 (Marvel, 1989)

September, 1989.  Ann Nocenti, John Romita.  "Blackheart!"

ACTION COMICS #425 (DC)

Art: Neal Adams. Begin: Atom.

AVENGERS #57 (Marvel, 1968)

October, 1968.  Roy Thomas, John Buscema.  "Behold... The Vision!"

THRILLING COMICS #36 (Better)

Begin: Alex Schomburg covers.

SUPERMAN'S GIRLFRIEND LOIS LANE #70 (DC)

1st: Silver Age app Catwoman. "The Catwoman's Black Magic!"

STAR HUNTERS #1 (DC, 1977)

Star Hunters #1, published by DC Comics in 1977, marks the debut issue of a short-lived science fiction series created during a period of experimentation at DC. The series was written by David Michelinie with artwork by Don Newton and Bob Layton. The story follows Donovan Flint and his crew as they are forced into a cosmic struggle against a totalitarian regime in the 22nd century. The cover features dynamic artwork typical of the late Bronze Age, with bold colors and dramatic action scenes. This issue is notable for its attempt to blend space opera with social commentary, reflecting the era's interest in speculative fiction. Collectors value this comic for its unique place in DC's history, its creative team, and its relatively low print run compared to mainstream superhero titles. Authentic copies are identified by the DC bullet logo, 1977 copyright, and original cover price of 30 cents. Condition, including the presence of original staples, gloss, and absence of major defects, significantly affects collectibility and value. Prices for this issue vary based on condition, rarity, and current market demand.

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #159 (Marvel, 1976)

August, 1976. Len Wein, Ross Andru.  "Arm-In-Arm-In Arm-In-Arm-In-Arm-In-Arm with Doctor Octopus!"

BATMAN #79 (DC)

"The Bride Of Batman!"

TARZAN #1 (Dell, 1948)

"The White Savages Of Vari"

WALT DISNEY'S MAN IN SPACE #27 Giant Comic Book (Dell,1959)

Dell Giant 35 cent comic book no. 27. Includes 3 full-length science features. (c) 1959, WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS.

BATMAN: FROM THE 1930S TO THE 1970S (DC, 1971)

Hardcover book, with dustjacket. First edition.

FIGHTIN' MARINES #2 (St. John, 1951)

October 1951 1st: Canteen Kate by Baker.

SHOWCASE #20 (DC, 1959)

June, 1959 Rip Hunter.  Time Master. 1st & Origin: Rip Hunter. "Prisoners Of 100 Million B.C.!"

HOLLYWOOD FILM STORIES #2 (Prize, 1950)

May 1950 Movie tie-in and photo cover (Lizabeth Scott).

CAPTAIN MARVEL ADVENTURES #24 (Fawcett)

"Captain Marvel Solves The Minneapolis Mystery".

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #117 (Marvel, 1973)

February, 1973. Stan Lee, Gerry Conway, John Romita, Jim Mooney, Tony Mortellaro. "The Deadly Designs of The Disruptor!"

LADY LUCK #86 (Quality, 1949)

December, 1949. Series continues from SMASH COMICS

BALOO AND LITTLE BRITCHES #1 (Gold Key, 1968)

April, 1968 Disney tie-in from The Jungle Book.

WONDER WOMAN #40 (DC)

"Hollywood Goes To Paradise Island!"

SUPERBOY #100 (DC, 1962)

October, 1962.  Anniversary issue. Origin retold: Superboy

ACTION COMICS #440 (DC)

1st Mike Grell art on Green Arrow.

CHEERIOS 3-D GIVEAWAYS #SET 3 #3 (Disney, 1954)

Donald Duck And Uncle Scrooge, "Timber Trouble."

FANTASTIC FOUR #130 (Marvel, 1973)

January, 1973.  Roy,  John Buscema.  "Battleground: The Baxter Building!"

REAL WEST ROMANCES #3 (Prize, 1949)

Aug-September, 1949 "In Love With His Ranch-Boss!" Art: Simon & Kirby.

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #101 (Marvel, 1971)

October, 1971. Stan Lee, Roy Thomas, Gil Kane. First appearance of Morbius in "A Monster Called...Morbius!"

LOVELORN #51 (ACG, 1954)

July 1954 3-D effect story. Becomes CONFESSIONS OF THE LOVELORN #52.

BATMAN #233 (DC)

80 Page Giant #G-85.

SLEEPING BEAUTY #30042-009 (Gold Key, 1970)

September, 1970 Disney movie tie-in. With poster.

BEACH BLANKET BINGO #12-058-509 (Dell, 1965)

September, 1965 Movie photo cover (Annette Funicello).

IT REALLY HAPPENED #5 (Wise, 1945)

Lou Gehrig; Lewis Carroll; Amelia Earhart; Israel Putnam.

SHAZAM! #1 (DC, 1973)

February, 1973.  1st: revival of original Captain Marvel since the Golden-Age.

BATMAN #61 (DC, 1950)

"The Origin Of Batplane II!" (10-11/50)

SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN #147 (Marvel, 1989)

February,  1989.  Gerry Conway, Sal Buscema.  "When The Bugle Blows."

1st: new Hobgoblin (Macendale).

ALL AMERICAN COMICS #61 (DC)

1st & Origin: Solomon Grundy in "Fights Never Cry!" (10/44)

IRON MAN #225 (Marvel)

Armor Wars. Double size.

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #229 (Marvel, 1982)

June,  1982.  Roger Stern, John Romita & Jim Mooney.  "Nothing Can Stop The Juggernaut!"

IRON MAN #281 (Marvel)

1st: War Machine armor.

BEST WESTERN #59 (Marvel, 1949)

August, 1949 Title changes to Western Outlaws And Sheriffs with issue #60.

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #68 (Marvel, 1969)

January, 1969. Stan Lee, John Romita, Jim Mooney. Kingpin appears in "Crisis On The Campus!"

SHIELD WIZARD COMICS #1 (MLJ, 1940)

Summer 1940 Origin: The Shield.

FANTASTIC FOUR #9 (Marvel, 1962)

December, 1962 App: Sub-Mariner. "The End Of The Fantastic Four!" by Lee/Kirby.

FANTASTIC FOUR #18 (Marvel, 1963)

September, 1963 "The All-Powerful Super-Skrull!"

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #74 (Marvel, 1969)

July, 1969. Stan Lee, John Romita, Jim Mooney. Silvermane and Maggia appear in "If This Be Bedlam!"

DEFENDERS #1 (Marvel, 1972)

August, 1972 SBu SEn. Begin: Hulk, Sub-Mariner, Doctor Strange.

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #154 (Marvel, 1976)

March, 1976.  Len Wein,  Sal Buscema.  "The Sandman Always Strikes Twice."

BATMAN #80 (DC)

January, 1954  "Machines Of Menace!"

BATMAN #255 (DC)

Art: Neal Adams. 100 pages.

BATMAN #431 (DC)

JAp JOw. Master Kirigi.

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN ANNUAL #14 (Marvel, 1980)

1980.Danny O'Neil, Frank Miller. "The Book Of The Vishanti".  FMi DOn. Cover/Art: Frank Miller.

SMASH COMICS #42 (Quality, 1943)

April, 1943.  Begin: Lady Luck.

THE WAR WAGON #12-533-709 (Dell, 1967)

September, 1967 Movie photo cover (John Wayne).

THE INCREDIBLE HULK #200 (Marvel)

Anniversary issue. App: Silver Surfer.

FANTASTIC FOUR #316 (Marvel, 1988)

July, 1988.  Steve Englehart, Keith Pollard & Joe Sinnott.  "Cold Storage!"

FANTASTIC FOUR #322 (Marvel, 1989)

January,  1989.  Steve Englehart, Keith Pollard & Joe Sinnott.  "Between A Rock In A Hard Place!"

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #91 (Marvel, 1970)

December, 1970. Stan Lee, Gil Kane, John Romita. First appearance of Sam Bullit in "To Smash The Spider!"

BATMAN #44 (DC, 1948)

December-January, 1948.  Joker cover, story "Gamble With Doom!" 

UNTAMED LOVE #2 (Quality, 1950)

March, 1950.  Begin: photo covers.

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