February,  1979.  Marv Wolfman, John Byrne & Jim Mooney.  ""Mayhem By Moonlight!"

June, 1953 Photo cover.

October, 1977. Bob Rozakis, Don Heck, Joe Giella. 1st appearance of Teen Titans West (Bat-Girl, Golden Eagle, Beast Boy) in 'The Coast-to-Coast Calamities!'.

Begin:  The Patriot.

December, 1970. Roy Thomas, Barry Smith, Sal Buscema. "Lair of the Beast-Men!"

December, 1968.  "Umbu, The Unliving!"

ISBN: 0-931550-63-7 Standard size. 68 pages including covers. Full color pages.

March, 1943 Photo cover (Charlie McCarthy).

Price shown is for CGC certified grade 9.8 only. Prices vary widely for lesser grades.

May, 1988. Direct market version. David Michelinie, Todd McFarlane. Origin and first appearance of VENOM (1st full story) in "Venom!". Double size Special 25th Anniversary issue.

HRN #140.

Origin retold: Dr. Solar.

Origin and first appearance of The Blue Diamond and Captain Daring by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby.

February, 1970. Stan Lee, John Buscema. "The Dawn Of The Doomsday Man!"

"The Menace Of The Fireball!"

Cma DMi. Cletus Kasady.

1st 12 cent cover price.

HRN #114.

Cheerios Premium.

Record and comic still sealed.

"The Secret Of The Vanishing Island!"

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.

"The 3-D Terror!"

January, 1971. Stan Lee, Gil Kane, John Romita.  "When Iceman Attacks"

October 1953 With glasses.

November,  1976.  Roy Thomas, George Perez.  "Improbable As It May Seem--The Impossible Man Is Back In Town!"

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

August, 1963 "In The Clutches Of Doctor Doom!"

Bugs Bunny.

Begin: Johnny Cloud.

Captain Midnight.

June, 1947 This one-shot's back cover touted features on Ace Harlem, Sugarfoot, and Snakeoil in the following issue, which, alas, never was published. And apparently not many of this issue, a 15-cent oddity, were published; Gerber gives the book an almost unheard of rating of 9 ("very rare"). To further enhance the allure, Overstreet advises the book is "seldom found in fine or mint condition; many copies have brown pages." To date, CGC hasn't certified a copy with a grade higher than 7.5.

History
All-Negro Comics, Inc was started by Orrin C. Evans with partners Harry Saylor, Bill Driscoll, and a few others. He hoped to address the absence of black heroes in popular culture and to set "high moral and educational standards." Although they had great ambitions, they were only able to publish one issue of All-Negro Comics. A second issue was planned and artwork made for the comic, but the publishers could not find enough vendors willing to sell their comics and they soon folded.

44 black and white pages, including covers. 8-7/8 X 10-1/2 inches. Cover art by Crozetti.

Features the following stories, novelettes and short stories: The Ship of Darkness by A.E. van Vogt, Caverns of Ith by Basil Wells, Little johnny by O.G. Estes, Jr., Bargain with Beelzebub by Gene Hunter, Star of the Undead by Paul Dennis Lavond, The Machine God Laughs by Festus Pragnell.

The fanzine also features fantasy book reviews and the reader's letters/comments.

June, 1966. "The Verdict Of Zeus!"

Axis leaders on cover.

Axis leaders on cover.

April, 1956 "The Secret Of The Flames"

NBr AGr. Mud Pack, p1. Clayfaces, poster.

May, 1963.  Stan Lee, Steve Ditko. First appearance of The Vulture in "Duel to the Death with The Vulture!" First appearance of The Tinkerer in "The Uncanny Threat of The Terrible Tinkerer!"

Disney Cheerios Premium.

September, 1956

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

Reprint. (7/72)

HRN #166.

Spring 1941 Begin: The Black Hood, Mr. Justice, Steel Sterling.

September, 1952 "Test Flight In Space"

Batman & The Spectre.

SOTI

Oswald The Lucky Rabbit.

"Hot-Rod Hare"

Origin: Him (no appearance). "What Lurks Behind The Beehive?"

April, 1955 "The Prairie Pirate!" 1st Code Approved issue.

App: Wolverine.

Son Of Vulcan.

"The Return Of Two-Face!" (1-2/49)

"And The Wonderful Whizzix"

2nd printing.

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

February, 1972. Stan Lee, Gil Kane. Spider Slayer appearance in "The Spider Slayer!"

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

GCa GCy. 1st: Dracula.

"The Eve Of...Annihilation!"

Cover/Art: Neal Adams.

Letters To Santa.

October, 1960

"Andy Gorilla--Prize Pupil!"

Cover/Art: Dale Keown.

Movie tie-in.

September, 1968. Stan Lee, John Romita. "The Vulture's Prey!"

Death: Steel.

Art: Jack Kirby.

October, 1987.  J.M. DeMatteis, Mike Zeck & Bob McLeod.  "Crawling."

Resume Gold Key publication.

Early October, 1988.  Michelinie, McFarlane.  "Humbugged!"

February-March, 1961.  Origin and first appearance of Kanjar Ro in "The Slave Ship Of Space!"

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

HRN #132.

Batman & The Flash. January, 1983

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

Origin retold: Juggernaut. App: X-Men.

HRN #114.

November, 1940 Reprints Arrow stories from Funny Pages V3#4, V3#5; one new Arrow story by Bob Lubbers.

July, 1963.  Stan Lee, Dick Ayers. "The Human Torch Vs. The Wizard And Paste-Pot Pete!"

October 1953 The Adventures of Kit Carson. HRN #113.

June, 1973.  Steve Gerber, Gene Colan.  "Mind Storm!"

August, 1953

November, 1981.  Miller, Janson.  "Hunters."

100 page Giant.

November,  1977.  Len Weis,  Ross Andru.  "The Hitman's Back In Town!" 

RAn LWe. App: Punisher.

Origin: The Flame.

August, 1977.  James Shooter, George Perez.  The Bride Of Ultron!"

September, 1968.  Roy Thomas, John Buscema.  "Death Be Not Proud!"

November, 1968. Roy Thomas, John Buscema.  "Even An Android Can Cry."

Written by Grant Morrison, illustrated by Dave McKean.

Painted cover.

Mickey Mouse And The Stagecoach Bandits.

Movie tie-in. From the American Library series.

#1. 68 pages.

TV tie-in.

TV tie-in.

November, 1969. Stan Lee, John Buscema, Jim Mooney. First appearance of The Prowler in "The Night of the Prowler!"

January,  1982.  Roger Stern,  John Romita & Pablo Marcos.  "Let Fly These Aged Wings!"

April, 1947 "And The Prehistoric Egg"

February, 1961

February, 1970.  Roy Thomas, Frank Giacoia.  "The Sting Of The Serpent."

One shot. Batman, Judge Dredd, vs. Ventriloquist.

"Junior Commandos"

80 page Giant #G-31.

"Shall Man Survive?"

February, 1967. Stan Lee, Gary Friedrich, Roy Thomas, Dick Ayers. Origin and first appearance of The Ghost Rider (western) in "The Origin of The Ghost Rider."

September, 1980.  Roger McKenzie, Frank Miller & Klaus Janson.  "Till Death Do Us Part!"

August, 1975.

July, 1975.

July, 1975.  Tony Isabella, Bob Brown.  "Holocaust In The Halls Hydra!"

June, 1971. Stan Lee, John Buscema. "The Icy Touch of Death!"

"Voodoo Hoodoo" Art: Carl Barks.

September, 1943 "Fightin' Buckaroo" & "Danger's Trail"

April, 1956 Previous title: Bo.

January, 1974. Gerry Conway, Ross Andru. The Vulture Hangs High!"

June, 1970. Stan Lee, John Romita, John Buscema. "The Secret of the Schemer!"

March, 1966. Stan Lee, Jack Kirby.  First apperaance of Galactus and The Silver Surfer in "The Coming Of Galactus!" and "Also Introducing The Sensational Silver Surfer!"

November, 1961 1st & Origin: The Fantastic Four. 1st: Mole Man.

January, 1979.  Roger McKenzie & Gene Colan, Klaus Jensen.  "Ring Of Death!"