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A vintage Batman #468 comic published by DC Comics in September 1991. This issue features “Shadow Box – Part Two”, with the cover crediting Dixon, Lyle and Mushynsky. The striking cover artwork shows Batman overlooking Gotham, with the issue carrying the classic DC Comics branding and the original US $1.00 / UK 50p cover price….
DC Comics Detective Comics #572, published in March 1987 as a special 50th Anniversary issue celebrating fifty years of Detective Comics. This oversized anniversary edition features Batman and commemorates the history of one of DC’s longest-running and most important comic titles. The issue brings together characters and creators associated with Detective Comics across its history,…
This issue of DC Comics’ V series continues the story inspired by the popular 1980s television franchise that followed humanity’s resistance against the alien Visitors. The striking cover features the iconic burning red “V” symbol dominating the sky while resistance fighters stand ready beneath attacking spacecraft, making it one of the more visually recognisable covers…
DC Comics Dragonlance #9, published in July 1989. This fantasy comic is based on the hugely popular Dragonlance world and begins the four-part storyline “The Arena of Istar.” The issue features a dramatic fantasy cover packed with dragons, warriors and battle imagery, with cover artwork by Randall. The story is by Dan Mishkin with artwork…
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…
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)…
Marvel Comics presents The Amazing Spider-Man #351, published in September 1991. This action-packed issue features the return of the formidable Tri-Sentinel, with Spider-Man facing one of his most powerful robotic foes without the cosmic abilities that previously helped him prevail. Guest-starring Nova of the New Warriors, this issue blends classic Spider-Man action with the early…
Marvel Comics presents The Amazing Spider-Man #353, published in November 1991 as a Direct Edition. This issue begins the six-part “Round Robin: The Sidekick’s Revenge!” crossover storyline, bringing together Spider-Man with guest stars The Punisher and Darkhawk in an action-packed adventure that spans multiple Marvel titles. The vibrant cover features Spider-Man alongside The Punisher and…
Marvel Comics presents The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #20, published in 1986. This oversized annual features the return of the Iron Man of 2020, pitting Spider-Man against the futuristic armoured hero in a thrilling standalone adventure. As a 64-page special, it delivers an extended story packed with action and classic Marvel storytelling. The eye-catching cover showcases…
Marvel Comics presents The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #24, published in 1990. This oversized annual features a fun standalone adventure guest starring Ant-Man, with Spider-Man mysteriously reduced to tiny size as he battles oversized threats in the story “Big Trouble for Little Spidey!”. The issue also includes Part One of “Spidey’s Totally Tiny Adventure”, making it…
Key Significance Second issue of the original Predator comic book mini-series from Dark Horse Comics, based on the hit science-fiction franchise. Part of the groundbreaking early Dark Horse licensed universe that helped establish Predator as a major comic property beyond the films. Description Predator #2, published by Dark Horse Comics in 1990, continues the acclaimed…
