Bronze Age
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Marvel Comics’ Ghost Rider #50, published in 1980, is a landmark 50th issue featuring Ghost Rider alongside the mysterious Night Rider. The distinctive cover celebrates the milestone issue and promotes “Ghost Rider’s Strangest Adventure Ever!”, making this an appealing Bronze Age comic for Ghost Rider and classic Marvel collectors. This is a newsstand edition, identifiable…
Marvel Comics’ Ghost Rider #54, published in March 1981. This Bronze Age issue features Ghost Rider facing the sinister villain The Orb, with a dramatic motorcycle action cover and the tagline “Until You Meet The Orb… You Don’t Know Evil!” A striking vintage issue for Ghost Rider and Marvel collectors.
Marvel Comics’ Ghost Rider #56, published in May 1981. This Bronze Age issue features the return of Night Rider, with Ghost Rider facing the threat of Moondark in a striking supernatural-themed cover. A great vintage issue for collectors of Ghost Rider and classic Marvel Comics.
Marvel Comics’ Ghost Rider #55, published in April 1981, featuring a crossover appearance by Werewolf by Night and the return of Tatterdemalion. The striking supernatural cover and character crossover make this an appealing Bronze Age issue for Ghost Rider, Werewolf by Night and classic Marvel collectors. This is a newsstand edition, identifiable by the barcode…
Marvel Comics’ Ghost Rider #64, published in January 1982, featuring the story “In the Clutches of Azmodeus!” The dramatic cover features Ghost Rider on his flaming motorcycle confronting the sinister Azmodeus, making this an eye-catching Bronze Age issue for Ghost Rider and classic Marvel collectors.
Marvel Comics’ Ghost Rider #65, published in February 1982. This Bronze Age issue features a striking skull-filled cover and continues the supernatural adventures of Ghost Rider, making it an appealing addition for collectors of the character and classic Marvel horror and superhero comics. This is a newsstand edition, identifiable by the barcode on the front…
Marvel Comics’ Ghost Rider #68, published in May 1982, featuring “The Terrible Curse of Jonathan Blaze.” This issue includes a new retelling of the origin of Ghost Rider, making it an appealing addition for collectors of the character and classic Bronze Age Marvel comics. This is a newsstand edition, identifiable by the barcode on the…
Marvel Comics’ Ghost Rider #7, published in August 1974. This Bronze Age issue features Ghost Rider in a dramatic showdown with the one-man Zodiac and guest-stars the sensational Stunt-Master, with a striking motorcycle battle cover. An early issue from Ghost Rider’s original solo series and an appealing vintage collectible for fans of the character and…
Marvel Comics’ Ghost Rider #72, published in September 1982. This Bronze Age issue features Johnny Blaze and Ghost Rider in the fiery story “The Flame and the Fury,” with a dramatic carnival-themed action cover. A colourful vintage issue for collectors of Ghost Rider and classic Marvel Comics.
Charlton Comics Ghostly Haunts #41, published in 1974. A classic Bronze Age horror anthology from Charlton’s supernatural line, featuring a striking macabre cover packed with ghoulish imagery and the tagline “Echoes of the Spirit World.” Ghostly Haunts is a collectible series for fans of vintage horror comics, particularly the distinctive supernatural and mystery titles produced…
Ghostly Haunts #47, published by Charlton Comics in December 1975, from the publisher’s long-running Bronze Age horror anthology series. This issue features a dramatic and atmospheric cover with a monstrous clawed creature crashing through a bedroom window, making it a standout addition to any collection of classic horror comics. This comic is presented in a…
Gold Key presents Star Trek #41, a classic issue from the publisher’s celebrated comic series based on the original Star Trek television universe. Featuring the iconic crew of the USS Enterprise alongside Gold Key’s distinctive painted cover artwork, this issue is a superb example of early 1980s science fiction comics. The striking cover sees Captain…
