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AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #41 (Marvel, 1966)

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

SUPERMAN #30 (DC)

1st & origin: Mr. Mxyztplk.

X-MEN UNLIMITED #1 (Marvel, 1993)

June, 1993. Scott Lobdell, Chris Bachalo, Dan Panosian. Cyclops, Storm and Professor X in 'Follow The Leader'

BASEBALL COMICS #1 (Will Eisner, 1949)

Spring 1949 Cover/Art: Will Eisner.

FANTASTIC FOUR #362 (Marvel, 1992)

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

X-MEN #253 (Marvel)

Storm, Forge, Magneto return to team. App: Wolverine.

BANNER COMICS #4 (Ace, 1941)

November, 1941 Patriotic cover.

BATMAN #179 (DC)

2nd: S.A. Riddler.

BATMAN #127 (DC)

Batman battles Thor in "The Hammer Of Thor!" (10/60)

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #252 (Marvel, 1984)

May, 1984.  Roger Stern, Ron Frenz & Brett Breeding.  "Homecoming!"

WONDER WOMAN #21 (DC)

"The Adventure Of The Atom Universe!" 

ZANE GREY'S... #604 (Dell Four Color, 1954)

December, 1954 "Shadow On The Trail"

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #47 (Marvel, 1967)

April, 1967.  Stan Lee, John Romita. Kraven appears in "In The Hands of the Hunter!"

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #40 (Marvel, 1966)

September, 1966.  Stan Lee, John Romita. Origin of Green Goblin told in "The End Of The Green Goblin!"

TRAIL COLT (A-1 SERIES) #2 (M.E., 1949)

(A-1 #26). Art: L.B. Cole (6 pages).

DONALD DUCK #256 (Dell Four Color, 1949)

"Luck Of The North" Art: Carl Barks.

X-MEN #100 (Marvel, 1976)

August, 1976. Chris Claremont, Dave Cochrum. "Greater Love Hath No X-Man..."

STAR TREK BOOK AND RECORD SET #PR-26 (Power Records, 1975)

20 pages. Includes 45 RPM record. Side A: Crier In Emptiness.

GANGSTERS AND GUN MOLLS #3 (Avon, 1952)

March, 1952 Juanita Perez, Crime's Homicide Squad, Insurance For Death, Marie Swain "Rod-Baby."

SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN #156 (Marvel, 1989)

November,  1989.  Gerry Conway,  Sal Buscema &  Mike Esposito.  "The Search For Robbie Robertson."

X-MEN #20 (Marvel, 1966)

May 1966.  Origin: Lucifer. "I, Lucifer!" by Gavin/Thomas.

JOURNEY INTO MYSTERY #62 (Marvel/Atlas, 1960)

November, 1960 The Hulk prototype. "The Coming Of The Hulk pt 1." Cover and 13 page story by Kirby/Ditko.

MASTER COMICS #11 (Fawcett, 1941)

February, 1941 1st & Origin: Minute-Man.

CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG #30038-902 (Gold Key, 1969)

February, 1969 Disney movie photo cover. With poster.

SHOWCASE #9 (DC, 1957)

August, 1957.  Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane. "Mrs. Superman!"

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #142 (Marvel, 1975)

March, 1975.  Gerry Conway,  Ross Andru.  "Dead Man's Bluff!" First Gwen Stacy clone.

WEIRD MYSTERIES #5 (Gillmore, 1953)

June, 1953 "Swamp Monster!" by Basil Wolverton.

DONALD DUCK #1198 (Dell Four Color, 1961)

February, 1961 "In Mathmagic Land". Disney movie tie-in.

BILL THAILING'S COMIC BOOKCATALOG #215 (1977-1978)

84 black and white, typed pages, including covers. 8-1/2 X 11 inches.  Includes Order guide; Golden Age and Silver Age comic books for sale, original artwork, Sunday comic pages, Newspapers, Books and Magazines price list and 6 pages of Thailing's own want list. A fascinating trip back in time to see what rare comics sold for back in the 1970s. AMAZING STUFF!

DONALD DUCK'S ATOM BOMB #Y1 (Disney, 1947)

Disney Cheerios Premium. Art: Carl Barks.

BATMAN #255 (DC)

Art: Neal Adams. 100 pages.

SUPERMAN #300 (DC)

Origin retold: Superman.

ACTION COMICS #293 (DC, 1962)

October 1962 Origin: Comet (Superhorse).

IRON MAN #54 (Marvel)

Iron Man battles Sub-Mariner.

TESSIE THE TYPIST COMICS #10 (Timely)

Powerhouse Pepper by Basil Wolverton.

SPIDER-MAN #1 Unbagged Silver Edition (Marvel, 1990)

Unbagged silver edition, direct sale only.

JACKPOT COMICS #1 (MLJ, 1941)

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

IRON MAN #78 (Marvel)

September, 1975.  Bill Mantlo, George Tuska.  "Long Time Gone."

NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR #1940 (DC, 1940)

issue. "96 pages in full color!" Superman, Batman and Robin, The Sandman, Slam Bradley.

FLASH GORDON #247 (Dell Four Color, 1949)

September, 1949 "Adventure On Artico"

THE INCREDIBLE HULK #110 (Marvel, 1968)

December, 1968.  "Umbu, The Unliving!"

JOKER #1 (DC, 1975)

May 1975.  "The Joker's Double Jeopardy!"

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #314 (Marvel, 1989)

April, 1989.  David Michelinie, Todd McFarlane.  "Down And Out In Forest Hills."

DAREDEVIL #53 (Marvel, 1969)

June, 1969.  Stan Lee & Gene Colan.  "As It Was In The Beginning..."

GCo SLe. Origin retold. "As It Was In The Beginning!"

FANTASTIC FOUR #349 (Marvel, 1991)

February,  1991.  Walter Simonson, Arthur Adams & Gracine Tanaka.  "Eggs Got Legs!"  Wolverine, Spider-Man, Hulk, Ghost Rider.

CONAN THE BARBARIAN #7 (Marvel, 1971)

July, 1971. Roy Thomas, Barry Smith, Sal Buscema. "The Lurker Within!"

PEP COMICS #12 (MLJ)

1st & Origin: Fireball.

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #127 (Marvel, 1973)

December, 1973. Gerry Conway, Ross Andru.  "The Dark Wings of Death!"

TEEN TITANS #2 (DC, 1966)

NCa BHa. 1st: Titan Lair.

GIRL COMICS #12 (Atlas/Marvel, 1952)

January, 1952 Title changes to Girl Confessions with #13.

TARZAN #207 (DC)

Begin DC publication.

TESSIE THE TYPIST COMICS #6 (Timely, 1946)

September, 1946.  Art: Basil Wolverton.

WHAT IF...? #31 (Marvel)

Wolverine Had Killed The Hulk?

AVENGERS #43 (Marvel, 1967)

August, 1967.  Roy Thomas, John Buscema.  "Color Him... The Red Guardian!"

MARVEL FEATURE #1 (Marvel, 1971)

December, 1971. Origin and first appearance of The Defenders (Sub-Mariner, Hulk, and Dr. Strange).

DAREDEVIL #215 (Marvel, 1985)

February, 1985.  Benny O'Neil, David Mazzucchelli.  "Prophecy."

SUPERMAN RECORD # (DC, 1966)

Complete set includes record, comic (The Origin Of Superman!), metal pin, iron-on decal, & membership card to the "Supermen Of America" club, in a blue record box.  çJ£

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #264 (Marvel, 1985)

May, 1985.  Craig Anderson, Paty.  "Red 9 And Red Tape!"

FAMOUS FIRST EDITIONS #C-30 (DC)

Limited Collectors' Bronze Mint Series. Sensation Comics #1 reprint in large, oversize format.

THE INCREDIBLE HULK #104 (Marvel, 1968)

June, 1968 "Ring Around The Rhino!"

ACTION COMICS #49 (DC)

Vs. The Puzzler in "The Wizard Of Chance!"

TEEN LIFE #5 (Quality, 1946)

Jackie Robinson tells his own story.

BATMAN #67 (DC)

"The Mystery Rope!"

FANTASTIC FOUR #119 (Marvel, 1972)

February, 1972.  Roy Thomas, John Buscema.  "Three Stood Together!"

FANTASY MASTERPIECES #3 (Marvel)

Begin 25 cent squarebound issues. Double size giant.

THE INCREDIBLE HULK #182 (Marvel)

App: Wolverine (cameo). See Giant-size X-Men #1 for 2nd full appearance.

ACTION COMICS #440 (DC)

1st Mike Grell art on Green Arrow.

ALL STAR COMICS #56 (DC, 1950)

December-January, 1950-1951

WONDER WOMAN #30 (DC)

"The Secret Of The Limestone Caves"

THE COMPLETE FRANK MILLER BATMAN Leather Hardback (D. C. Comics, 1989)

10-1/2 x 7 inches. ISBN 0-681-40969-X. (First Print) 0987654321

ADVENTURE COMICS #66 (DC, 1941)

September, 1941 1st & Origin: Shining Knight.

WONDER WOMAN #71 (DC, 1955)

January, 1955.  "One-Woman Circus!"

FANTASTIC FOUR #79 (Marvel, 1968)

October, 1968.  Stan Lee, Jack Kirby.  "A Monster Forever?"

BATMAN #500 (DC)

Knightfall pt.19 (Double size).

FANTASTIC FOUR #347 (Marvel, 1990)

December,  1990.  Walter Simonson,  Arthur Adams & Art Thibert.   "Big Trouble On Little Earth!"

Wolverine, Spider-Man, Hulk, Ghost Rider.

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.

SUPERMAN #110 (DC, 1957)

January, 1957 "The Defeat of Superman!"

THIRTY SECONDS OVER TOKYO #NO# (David McKay, 1944)

Movie tie-in. From the American Library series.

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