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Red Sonja #1 published by Marvel Comics in January 1977. This landmark debut issue launched Red Sonja’s first ongoing solo series and remains one of the character’s most collectible appearances. Created during the Bronze Age of comics and spinning out of her popular appearances alongside Conan the Barbarian, this issue features the iconic “She-Devil with…
Spider-Man 2099 #1 published by Marvel Comics in November 1992. This landmark issue introduces Miguel O’Hara as Spider-Man of the year 2099 and launched one of Marvel’s most successful futuristic comic lines. Written by Peter David with artwork by Rick Leonardi, this debut issue remains one of the most recognisable comics of the 1990s and…
Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge #2 published by Marvel Comics in 2019. This issue expands the story behind the Black Spire Outpost featured in Disney’s Galaxy’s Edge theme park experience and explores new adventures within the Star Wars universe. This is the desirable Second Printing edition, identified by the cover marking and alternate print run. A…
The Amazing Spider-Man #360 published by Marvel Comics in March 1992. This Copper Age Spider-Man issue features Cardiac prominently on the cover and continues the character’s early appearances during one of Spider-Man’s most popular modern-era runs. Released during Marvel’s 30th Anniversary celebration of Spider-Man, this issue remains a desirable collectible for Spider-Man fans, Cardiac collectors…
Original The Incredible Hulk #266 published by Marvel Comics in 1981. This Bronze Age Marvel comic features Hulk battling a mysterious foe who has transformed Bruce Banner’s friends into apes, with a striking cover design and a promotional banner for the debut of Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends on NBC. A collectible issue from Hulk’s…
This vintage issue of Daredevil #53 was published by Marvel Comics in June 1969 during the Silver Age of comics and features the story “In the Beginning!”. The issue forms part of the early run of Marvel’s iconic Man Without Fear and represents an increasingly sought-after era for collectors of classic Marvel superhero titles. The…
Logan’s Run #4 was published by Marvel Comics in April 1977 as part of the publisher’s official comic adaptation of the MGM science fiction film and television property. This issue forms part of the original limited series and features the story “Dread Sanctuary!”, continuing Logan’s journey through the post-apocalyptic world as he confronts the mysterious…
Marvel Comics The Amazing Spider-Man #306, published in 1988. This issue features Spider-Man facing the return of Humbug, with the story centred around a crisis on campus. The issue comes from the popular David Michelinie and Todd McFarlane era of The Amazing Spider-Man, with distinctive Todd McFarlane cover artwork. McFarlane’s run remains highly collected by…
The Amazing Spider-Man #352 is a Marvel Comics single issue published in October 1991. Written by David Michelinie with artwork by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin, this issue features Nova of the New Warriors guest starring alongside Spider-Man as they face the formidable Tri-Sentinel. The cover also includes the 50 Years of Captain America (1941–1991)…
The Amazing Spider-Man #366, published by Marvel Comics in September 1992, is a memorable issue from Spider-Man’s 30th Anniversary era. Featuring a striking cover with Spider-Man, the Red Skull and the Chameleon, this issue continues the suspense surrounding the mystery of Peter Parker’s parents and remains a popular addition to early 1990s Spider-Man collections. Written…
Marvel Comics’ Werewolf by Night #10, published in October 1973, from the classic Bronze Age horror series starring Jack Russell, the Werewolf by Night. This issue features a dramatic cover highlighting the revelation “I’m your sister—your sister!”, making it an important early instalment in the title’s ongoing storyline. Early issues of Werewolf by Night remain…
Marvel Comics’ Werewolf by Night #12, published in December 1973, from the popular Bronze Age horror series starring Jack Russell, the Werewolf by Night. This issue features the story “Cry Monster” and an eye-catching cover depicting the Werewolf terrorising motorists, making it a desirable addition for collectors of Marvel’s classic horror titles.
