Bronze Age
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Marvel Comics Group’s Werewolf by Night #11, published in November 1973, featuring the striking “Full Moon, Fear Moon!” cover. This early Bronze Age horror comic is notable for the first appearance of Hangman (Harlan Krueger), making it a sought-after issue for collectors of classic Marvel horror titles and key character appearances. This UK price variant…
Marvel Comics Group Werewolf by Night #8, published in August 1973, featuring the memorable cover story “Krogg! The Lurker from Beyond!”. This early Bronze Age horror issue sees Jack Russell facing the terrifying fire-breathing Krogg in one of the series’ classic monster encounters, making it a desirable addition for fans of Marvel’s supernatural titles. This…
A collectible copy of Logan’s Run issue number 6 from June 1977, published by Marvel as part of its All-Colour Comics line and based on concepts from the MGM film production. Featuring striking cover artwork with Logan and Jessica in action, this issue continues the science-fiction adventure beyond the events of the movie, as promoted…
Marvel Comics presents The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #18, published in 1984. This classic oversized annual features Spider-Man facing the Scorpion in the memorable story “The Scorpion Takes a Bride!”, with a script by Marvel legend Stan Lee. The 64-page annual delivers an extended adventure packed with action, humour and classic Spider-Man storytelling. The striking cover…
Marvel Feature Presents Red Sonja #3, published in March 1976, featuring the iconic She-Devil with a Sword in one of her early solo adventures. This Bronze Age Marvel fantasy comic includes the story “Balek the Behemoth Lives!”, with a dramatic cover showcasing Red Sonja battling a monstrous foe. Early Red Sonja appearances remain highly collectible…
Marvel Ghost Rider #3, published in December 1973 by Marvel Comics, featuring the Spirit of Vengeance in one of the earliest issues of his first ongoing series. This Bronze Age comic showcases the striking cover artwork with Ghost Rider on his iconic flaming motorcycle and the classic headline “Is He Alive… Or Dead?”, making it…
Marvel Ghost Rider #48, published by Marvel Comics in September 1980, featuring a dramatic cover with Ghost Rider facing the demonic villain Deathwatch beneath a striking blood-red moon. This memorable Bronze Age issue is a fantastic addition to any Ghost Rider collection and showcases the darker supernatural themes that made the series so popular. This…
Marvel Ghost Rider #9, published by Marvel Comics in December 1974, featuring the climactic showdown between Ghost Rider and Satan. This exciting Bronze Age issue includes a dramatic cover with the Devil himself confronting Johnny Blaze, making it one of the most memorable covers from the early Ghost Rider series. This is the desirable UK…
Marvel Spotlight #11, published by Marvel Comics in August 1973, featuring Ghost Rider in one of his early and highly collectible Bronze Age appearances. This UK price variant carries the 6p cover price and features the striking cover titled “The Spells of the Witch Woman!”, with Ghost Rider facing off against the Witch Woman. This…
Marvel Spotlight #11, published by Marvel Comics in August 1973, featuring Ghost Rider in one of the character’s early appearances. This sought-after Bronze Age issue also features Witch Woman in the story “The Spells of the Witch Woman!”, making it a desirable addition for Ghost Rider collectors and Marvel fans alike. This is the UK…
Offered here is Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars #8, published by Marvel Comics in December 1984. This landmark issue is one of the most important Bronze Age/Modern Age Marvel comics, featuring the first appearance of Spider-Man’s iconic black costume, which would later become the alien symbiote known as Venom. Written by Jim Shooter with artwork…
Marvel The Tomb of Dracula #16 was published in January 1974 and continues the acclaimed Bronze Age horror series that became one of Marvel’s defining titles of the decade. Featuring the striking cover headline “Back From the Grave!”, this issue delivers the gothic atmosphere and supernatural storytelling that made the series a favourite among both…
