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DC Comics presents The House of Mystery #268, published in November 1978. This classic Bronze Age horror anthology delivers a collection of eerie supernatural stories under the iconic House of Mystery banner, continuing the series’ reputation for suspense, mystery, and chilling twists. This issue features a memorable horror cover with the unsettling tagline “I… I…
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DC Comics presents Mystery #250, published in February 1981. This issue features the chilling tale “The House of Mystery: Voyage to Hell!”, delivering the supernatural suspense and eerie storytelling that made DC’s mystery titles a favourite among horror comic fans during the Bronze Age of Comics. The striking cover artwork depicts a ghostly skeletal figure…
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Marvel Comics’ The Invincible Iron Man #117, a Bronze Age issue from 1978 featuring the story “The Spy Who Killed Me!”. The dramatic cover features Iron Man under attack from a mysterious armoured adversary and is a strong example of late-1970s Marvel artwork. This is the US 35¢ edition with barcode cover. A collectible vintage…
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Charlton Comics The Jetsons #15, published in February 1973. Based on the beloved Hanna-Barbera animated television series, this vintage comic follows George, Jane, Judy, Elroy and Astro in another fun-filled futuristic adventure. Featuring charming cover artwork by Ray Dirgo, this issue is a nostalgic collectible from the Bronze Age of comics. A great addition for…
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A vintage copy of The Shadow issue #12, published by DC Comics in September 1975 as part of the publisher’s celebrated revival of the classic pulp crime fighter. Featuring the story “The Night of the Damned!”, this issue showcases a dramatic cover with the mysterious vigilante rescuing a captive while battling sinister foes in true…
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DC Comics The Shadow #7, published in November 1974. This Bronze Age issue features the legendary pulp crime-fighter The Shadow, accompanied by the famous tagline, “Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men?” The issue features an atmospheric cover by Frank Robbins, capturing the mystery, crime and pulp-adventure style associated with the character….
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The Tarantula #1, published by Atlas Comics in February 1975, marking the debut issue of this short-lived Bronze Age horror series. Featuring the story “The Curse of the Tarantula!”, this first issue combines supernatural horror with classic 1970s monster comic styling and is part of the collectible Atlas/Seaboard Comics line. This comic is presented in…
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Marvel Comics The Tomb of Dracula #11, published in 1973. This classic Bronze Age horror issue continues Marvel’s acclaimed Dracula series, with the dramatic cover proclaiming “The Master of the Undead Strikes Again!” Written by Marv Wolfman with artwork by Gene Colan and Tom Palmer, this issue comes from the celebrated creative run that helped…
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Marvel Comics The Tomb of Dracula #12, published in 1973. This Bronze Age horror issue features Dracula in “The House That Screams!”, continuing Marvel’s classic supernatural series from the early 1970s. The issue comes from the celebrated Tomb of Dracula run featuring writer Marv Wolfman and the distinctive artwork of Gene Colan and Tom Palmer….
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Marvel Comics The Tomb of Dracula #14, published in 1973. This classic Bronze Age horror issue features the dramatic cover line “The Vampire Has Risen From the Grave!”, with Dracula returned to life only to face an angry mob determined to destroy him again. Part of Marvel’s highly regarded Tomb of Dracula series, the issue…
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Marvel Comics The Tomb of Dracula #15, a classic Bronze Age horror issue from 1973 featuring Dracula and the story “The Fear Within!” This is the UK 6p price variant edition. The striking cover features a hunter discovering that the bat he has shot is far more dangerous than expected, with the dramatic “But How…
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Marvel Comics The Tomb of Dracula #16, a classic Bronze Age horror comic featuring Dracula in “Return from the Grave!” Originally published in 1974, this example carries the UK 6p cover price. The dramatic graveyard cover makes this an attractive issue from Marvel’s highly collectable Tomb of Dracula series.