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SILVER SURFER #11 (Marvel, 1969)

December, 1969. Stan Lee, John Buscema. "O, Bitter Victory!"

DOLL MAN #1 (Quality, 1941)

Autumn, 1941.  "Doll Man Battles The Phantom Duelist!" 

ALPHA FLIGHT SPECIAL #1 (Marvel, 1992)

$2.50 cp. 52 pages. Wolverine cover and story.

FLASH COMICS ASHCAN #1 (Fawcett, 1940)

January, 1940 12 pages, b&w ashcan used during copyright process. 1st & Origin: Captain Thunder (name changed to Captain Marvel-see Whiz Comics 2).

POCKET COMICS #2 (Harvey, 1941)

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

DARK SHADOWS #1 (Gold Key)

30039-903. With poster intact.

TIM MCCOY, POLICE CAR 17 #674 (Whitman, 1934)

Movie tie-in. Oversize, black & white interior.

DAREDEVIL #258 (Marvel, 1988)

August, 1988.  Ann Nocenti, John Romita.  "The Bully."

HEADLINE COMICS #31 (Prize)

Cover/Art: Simon & Kirby.

THE RAVEN #12-680-309 (Dell, 1963)

September, 1963 Movie photo cover (Vincent Price).

NO TIME FOR SERGEANTS #914 (Dell Four Color, 1958)

July, 1958 Movie photo cover (Andy Griffith).

FIGHTING AMERICAN #1 (Prize, 1954)

Origin: Fighting American & Speedboy.

ZAP (UNDERGROUND) #6 (2ND) (Apex)

2nd printing. 75 cent cover price.

FANTASTIC FOUR #320 (Marvel, 1988)

November,  1988.  Steve Englehart, Keith Pollard & Joe Sinnott.  "Pride Goeth..."

ALL STAR WESTERN #10 (DC, 1972)

First appearance: Jonah Hex. Series begins.

THE FUNNIES #58 (Dell, 1941)

August, 1941 1st full Captain Midnight cover.

FLASH COMICS #1 (DC, 1941)

January, 1941 1st & origin: The Flash.
1st & Origin: Hawkman.

SUB-MARINER COMICS #1 (Timely)

Begin: Sub-Mariner, The Angel.

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #143 (Marvel, 1975)

April, 1975.  Gerry Conway,  Ross Andru.  "...And The Wind Cries: Cyclone!"

RAn GCy. 1st: Cyclone. Gwen Stacy's clone's i.d. revealed.

IRON MAN #55 (Marvel, 1973)

February, 1973.  Jim Starlin, John Constanza.  "Beware The Blood Brothers!"

THE AVENGERS KING-SIZE SPECIAL ANNUAL #1 (Marvel, 1967)

1967. Stan Lee, Roy Thomas, Don Heck. New and original Avengers teams team-up in "The Monstrous Master-Plan of the Mandarin!"

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #155 (Marvel, 1976)

April, 1976.  Len Wein, Sal Buscema.  "Whodunit!"

WONDERWORLD COMICS #3 (Fox, 1939)

July, 1939.  1st: Flame by Lou Fine. Previous title: "Wonder Comics."

CLASSICS ILLUSTRATED #155 (Gilberton, 1960)

March, 1960 The Lion of the North. HRN #154.

BATMAN ARKHAM ASYLUM (DC, 1989)

First edition in dust jacket. Written by Grant Morrison, illustrated by Dave McKean.

THOR #129 (Marvel, 1966)

June, 1966. "The Verdict Of Zeus!"

WEIRD HORRORS #6 (St. John, 1953)

April, 1953 Cover: William Ekgren.

SUPERBOY #68 (DC, 1958)

October-November 1958.  1st & origin: Bizarro. 

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #204 (Marvel, 1980)

May,  1980.  Marv Wolfman, Keith Pollard.  "The Black Cat Always Lands On Her Feet!"

SPOOK #22 (Star, 1953)

January, 1953 "...Detective Cases"

IRON MAN #123 (Marvel)

June, 1979.  David Michelinie, John Romita Jr.  "Casino Fatale!"

FORBIDDEN WORLDS #114 (ACG)

1st Herbie cover and story.

WONDER WOMAN #100 (DC, 1958)

August, 1958.  "The Forest Of Giants!"

THE THREE STOOGES IN ORBIT #30016-211 (Gold Key, 1962)

November, 1962 Movie photo cover. All photos with captions inside.

TONKA #966 (Dell Four Color, 1959)

Movie photo cover (Sal Mineo).

JO-JO COMICS #6 (Fox, 1947)

April-May, 1947.  Title changes to Jo-Jo Congo King with #7.

ALL AMERICAN COMICS #31 (DC)

"The Adventure Of The Underfed Orphans!"

DAREDEVIL #69 (Marvel, 1970)

October, 1970.   Stan Lee, Gene Colan.  "A Life On The Line."

FANTASTIC FOUR #216 (Marvel, 1980)

March,  1980.  Marv Wolfman,  John Byrne.  "Where There Be Gods!

HEADLINE COMICS #34 (Prize)

Cover/Art: Simon & Kirby.

Spidey Super Stories 45 (Marvel, March, 1980)

March, 1980. Silver Surfer appearance.

NOT BRAND ECHH #11 (Marvel, 1968)

December, 1968. Roy Thomas, Tom Sutton. "King Konk '68" Double size giant.

TARZAN #132 (Gold Key)

Begin Gold Key publication.

DONALD DUCK #379 (Dell Four Color, 1952)

"Southern Hospitality." Not by Barks.

MONSTERS ON THE PROWL #28 (Marvel, 1974)

June, 1974 Reprints (including cover): Amazing Adventures #5 (1961)

CLASSICS ILLUSTRATED #102 (Gilberton, 1952)

December, 1952 The White Company. HRN #104. (12/52)

CRIMINALS ON THE RUN #8 (Novelty, 1949)

AugSeptember 1949 (V4#8 on cover).

WONDER WOMAN #98 (DC)

"The Million Dollar Penny!"

MARVEL TEAM UP #7 (Marvel)

March, 1973. Spider-Man and the Mighty Thor.

IRON MAN #37 (Marvel)

May, 1971.  Gerry Conway, Don Heck.  "In This Hour of Earthdoom!"

THE INCREDIBLE HULK #111 (Marvel, 1969)

January, 1969.  "Shanghaied In Space!" 

THE TEXAN #5 (St. John, 1949)

August, 1949 Cover & art: Matt Baker.

BATMAN #126 (DC)

"The Menace Of The Firefly!"

SINGLE SERIES #24 (United Features, 1940)

Alice In Wonderland/Through The Looking Glass.

SENSATION COMICS #109 (DC)

Title changes to SENSATION MYSTERY #110.

FANTASTIC FOUR #362 (Marvel, 1992)

March, 1992.  Tom DeFalco & Paul Ryan, Danny Bulanadi.  "Here Comes The Wild Blood!"

TALES OF SUSPENSE #49 (Marvel)

DHe SLe. 1st X-Men, Avengers crossover.

ALL-NEGRO COMICS (All-Negro Comics, 1947)

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.

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