Bronze Age
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Marvel Comics The Tomb of Dracula #17, published in 1974 and featuring the dramatic “A Vampire Rides This Train” storyline. This is the UK 6p price variant edition of the classic Bronze Age Marvel horror series. The striking cover depicts Dracula aboard a train confronting a terrified mother and child, making this an especially atmospheric…
Marvel Comics The Tomb of Dracula #8, published in 1973 and featuring the dramatic “The Hell-Crawlers!” storyline. This is the UK 6p price variant edition from Marvel’s celebrated Bronze Age horror series. The striking horror cover features Dracula confronting a terrified woman as monstrous creatures rise around them, with the memorable “Prepare Yourself to Greet—My…
Marvel Comics The Tomb of Dracula #9, published in 1973. This Bronze Age horror comic features Dracula in the story “The Fiery Cross!” and comes from the acclaimed early run of Marvel’s classic vampire series. Written by Marv Wolfman with artwork by Gene Colan and Tom Palmer, The Tomb of Dracula became one of Marvel’s…
DC Comics The Unknown Soldier #243, published in 1980, featuring the classic war adventure “Double Switch!”. This issue follows DC’s mysterious faceless soldier and features a striking espionage-themed cover by Joe Kubert. A vintage Bronze Age DC war comic from the long-running Unknown Soldier series, with the oversized format also advertising eight extra pages including…
A vintage copy of The Witching Hour issue #39, published by DC Comics in February 1974 during the height of the publisher’s highly collectible horror line. This issue features the memorable cover tagline “It’s Midnight…” alongside unsettling artwork depicting a faceless victim confronting a sinister witch and a mysterious stolen identity, capturing the eerie atmosphere…
A vintage copy of The Witching Hour issue #40, published by DC Comics in March 1974 as part of the publisher’s highly collectible Bronze Age horror line. Featuring the familiar “It’s Midnight…” banner across the cover, this issue presents a chilling scene involving a mysterious grandfather clock, a missing man, and sinister supernatural events that…
Vengeance Squad #1, published by Charlton Comics in July 1975, marks the debut issue of this short-lived crime and action series from the mid-1970s Bronze Age of comics. Featuring a dramatic cover depicting a chaotic jewellery store robbery, the issue captures the gritty urban crime storytelling style that became popular during the era. Charlton Comics…
Offered here is What If…? #31, published by Marvel Comics in February 1982. This classic Bronze Age issue explores the alternate reality story “What If Wolverine Had Killed the Hulk?”, one of the series’ most memorable concepts featuring two of Marvel’s most iconic characters. The issue also includes the backup story “What If the Fantastic…
Bronze Age issue featuring Superman and Batman in the lead story, with back-up stories starring Rip Hunter, the Vigilante, Black Canary and the Jimmy Olsen–Robin team. A desirable issue from DC’s long-running World’s Finest Comics series, though not considered a major key. Superman and Batman headline “Bow Before Satan’s Children!”, an action-packed adventure in which…
A vintage copy of Yang issue #9, published by Charlton Comics in September 1975. This Bronze Age issue features the martial arts hero Yang in an action-packed cover presentation, complete with distinctive artwork by Warren Sattler and a unique collage-style background showcasing scenes from earlier adventures. Released during the height of the 1970s martial arts…
