Firestone giveaway. Santa's Stormy Visit.

August,  1989.  Gerry Conway, Sal Buscema.  "Siege."

Origin Human Torch (reprint from Marvel Mystery #1).

Black & White. Sent to subscribers only.

Batman & Nemesis. January, 1981

Art: Jack Kirby.

Double size.

First book in the series. 100 pages, hardcover. Contains strip reprints from 1926.

Begin: Charlton publication.

August, 1976. Chris Claremont, Dave Cochrum. "Deathstar, Rising!"

February, 1945 Classic cover.

(10166-511) Reprints 4C-223 by Barks.

March, 1953 "PW Riot At Koje!"

Funeral For A Friend, pt. 2.

Begin: Enemy Ace by Joe Kubert.

Henry.

8-1/2 x 11 inches. 44 black and white pages including covers.

Stories include: "The Pride of the Navy" and "Comic-Castro-Style" plus an interview with Harry Kurtman.

November, 1951 

"Daredevil Battles Hitler!"

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

December, 1952

Photo cover.

March, 1981. This was the first comic book sold only through comic shops (known as the Direct Market).

in "Captain Yo-Yo" (#1).

June, 1939 (V2#3)

1st & origin: Guardians Of The Galaxy.

App: Jaguar.

Begin: All war stories.

March, 1972.  Stan Lee, Gene Colan.  "Night Flight!"

December, 1972. Roy Thomas, Barry Smith. "The Monster of the Monoliths!"

November, 1955.

May, 1947.

March, 1954 Movie tie-in Photo cover.

December, 1966 Movie tie-in.

August, 1938 Red Eagle.

Bulletman.

Dick Tracy And The Smuggling Ring.

July 1948 Title changes to Wild Western with #3.

Summer 1948 "The Unlucky Rabbit's Foot!"

December, 1974.  Spider-man and Hercules.

April, 1964 "The Incredible Hulk Versus The Thing!"

June, 1952 Begin: Basil Wolverton cover & art. "Jumpin Jupiter"

Begin: Plastic Man covers.

July, 1955 "Mystery Of Furnace Valley" Photo cover.

August, 1976.  Spider-man and Iron man.

With poster.

March, 1955 1st Code Approved issue.

"...And One Shall Save Him!"

Science fiction theme.

DSi. Creator/creation problems.

"Insure The Fourth Of July!"

(9/40)

Warlock reborn.

Photo covers on all issues.

In Cosmic City. 100 pages, hardcover. Daily strip reprints from .

Flash Gordon.

1959 100 page giant.

The Jetsons.

July, 1950.  Photo cover. "Smashing Six-Gun Tornado Of The West"

Reprints: "Only A Poor Old Man" from #1 (4-color #386).

May, 1957

November,  1965, Stan Lee, Don Heck.  "The Road Back!"

"The Ghost Of The Grotto" Art: Carl Barks.

January-February, 1951.  "The Wonder Woman Story!" Origin retold: Wonder Woman.

December, 1948.  SOTI

September, 1950.

September, 1954

September, 1950 Cover & art: Bill Ward.

March,  1979.  Marv Wolfman, John Byrne.  "In Search Of The Wolf-Man!"

Lassie. TV photo cover.

July 1962 TV photo cover.

April, 1970. Stan Lee, John Buscema. Silver Surfer battles Human Torch in "The Flame and the Fury!"

October 1953 First 3-D comic devoted to the horror genre (with glasses). Includes art by Joe Kubert and Matt Baker.

April, 1961 TV photo cover.

October, 1957

1st & origin: Absorbing Man.

Art: Neal Adams.

Cover & art: Simon & Kirby.

April, 1985.  Louise Simonson, Jim Mooney. "Til Death Do Us Part!"

Begin: Kid Terrific.

End: photo covers.

HRN #167.

"Scotland Yard"

May, 1951   Movie tie-in.

"The Tenderfoot Frontiersman!"

1st: Eclipso cover.

100 pages.

Cover: Wallace Wood. Art: Steve Ditko & Wallace Wood.

2nd printing.

Red Skull appearance.

May, 1957 TV photo cover.

March, 1963 1st: Thing vs. Hulk in "The Fantastic Four Meet The Hulk!" by Lee/Kirby.

November, 1987.  Ann Nocenti, Rick Leonardi.  "A Cage In Search Of A Bird..."

August, 1969.  Archie Goodwin, George Tuska.   "Of Beasts And Men!" First 15 cent cover price issue.

HRN #115.

TV photo covers on all issues.

1st: Silver Age Scarecrow.

Story continues in Daredevil #138.

January, 1955 Reprints Ziff-Davis issue. Same cover except title in white.

January, 1976.  Len Wein, John Costanza.  "Plunder Of The Apes!"

Scooby Doo.

February, 1950 Cover & art: Matt Baker.

February, 1949 "A Squealer Dies Fast!" Title changes to: True Complete Mystery with #5.

Captain Crime. Previous title: International Crime Patrol.

Reprint: Marvel Spotlight #5.

August-September, 1952

April,  1991.  Ann Nocenti, Lee Weeks.  "All The News That Fits."

March, 1970. Stan Lee, John Buscema. Spider-Man crossover in "The Surfer and the Spider!"

August, 1986 (1986)

May, 1959. TV photo cover (Lloyd Bridges).

December, 1957 Little Dot's Uncles.

Return: Yukio.

Wolveroach.

Origin & Begin: Red Mask.

August, 1954 "Six Gun Ranch"

Exists in same format as Whitman #710. Rare. Dated .

February, 1952

Cover: Gustavson. Same cover as Liberty Scouts #2, contents are from Man Of War Comics #1. Title changed from Liberty Scouts due to complaint from Boy Scouts of America.

Art: Matt Baker.

End: Nemesis.

Art: Basil Wolverton (3 pages).

Fantastic Four.

Cover & Art: Jim Steranko.

April, 1971. Roy Thomas, Barry Smith, Sal Buscema. Art: Barry Smith. "The Tower of the Elephant!"

"The Madness Of The Mole Man!" 1st 15 cent cover price.

Bugs Bunny Showtime.

September, 1941 Includes Black Cat (2nd app.), Spirit of '76, Red Blazer, and The Zebra.

"And Wimpy"

Santa's Toyland.

(#1). TV photo cover.

SOTI

September, 1941 1st: Captain Courageous.

Begin: Millie The Model.

March, 1941 Daredevil battles The Claw.

September, 1991.  D. G.  Chichester, Ron Garney.  "Balancing Act."

February, 1947 "And The Devil Ogre"

MRo LWe. vs Clayface, Hawkman backup story.

Authentically autographed 8" x 10" black and white photograph of Carl Barks, famous Donald Duck artist, strictly limited to 1092 pieces, of which this is #951, included as an insert in a finely printed Commemorative Herald, and including the rare color commemorative exhibition program. This set was given only to certain comic book retailers at the 10th Annual Diamond Retailers Seminar held June 5-8, 1993, in Atlanta, Georgia. A must-have item for any Carl Barks collector.

January,  1992.  J. M. DeMatteis,  Sal Buscema.  "The Child Within: Aftermath."

January, 1969.  Roy Thomas, John Buscema. "'Til Death Do Us Part!"

May, 1958 "The Island Of Thunder"

February, 1961 "Robin's New Boss!"

April, 1948 Kidnapped. HRN #47.

Origin: Samson.

DNe DMo. 1st: Jason Todd in Robin costume.

January, 1974 End: Giant size issues.

App: Silver Surfer. "Enter...Doctor Doom!"

Art: Al Williamson.

8-1/2 x 11 inches. 30 pages including covers.

Stories include: "Legion of the Goas-wows!" by Rick Weingroff, "Speed Marvel" by Grass Green and Sarcastic Four, "The Hostage of Doctor Gloom" by Mickey Schwaberow.