Silver Age
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DC Comics Aquaman #11, published in October 1963. This classic Silver Age issue features Aquaman and Aqualad in “The Haunted Sea!”, with a dramatic cover depicting the heroes threatened by killer whales under the control of a mysterious sorcerer. An early issue from Aquaman’s first solo series and an attractive vintage DC collectible.
DC Comics Aquaman #2, published in April 1962. This very early issue from Aquaman’s first solo comic series features Aquaman and Aqualad in “The Secret of Captain Sykes’ Deadly Missions!”, with a striking underwater cover showing Aqualad under the influence of a mysterious gas. A desirable Silver Age Aquaman comic and only the second issue…
DC Comics Aquaman #4, published in August 1962. This early Silver Age issue features Aquaman and Aqualad in an extended three-part adventure, with the pair confronted by mysterious underwater aliens and their young water-sprite friend, Quisp. A desirable early issue from Aquaman’s first solo comic series and an appealing addition for collectors of vintage DC…
DC Comics Aquaman #7, published in February 1963. This classic Silver Age issue features Aquaman and his young ally Aqualad in “The Creatures from Atlantis!”, with a striking cover depicting Aquaman battling a huge spiked sea creature. An early issue from Aquaman’s first solo series and an appealing collectible for fans of vintage DC Comics…
DC Comics Batman #143, published in October 1961. This classic Silver Age issue features Batman and Robin alongside Ace the Bat-Hound in the story “Bat-Hound and the Creature!”, with the distinctive creature prominently featured on the cover. An appealing early Batman comic from the Silver Age and a particularly collectible issue for fans of Ace…
DC Comics Batman #147, published in May 1962 and featuring Batman and Robin in the memorable Silver Age story “Batman Becomes Bat-Baby!” The wonderfully unusual cover shows a child-sized Batman swinging into action alongside Robin, making this a distinctive example of the imaginative Batman stories of the era. An appealing early 1960s Batman issue with…
DC Comics Batman #150, published in September 1962. This classic Silver Age issue features the story “Robin, the Super Boy Wonder!”, in which a mysterious jungle encounter gives Robin super-strength while also affecting his memory, leading to a dramatic confrontation with Batman. A desirable milestone 150th issue from Batman’s original series and an appealing collectible…
DC Comics Batman #151, published in November 1962. This classic Silver Age issue features the two-part adventure “Batman’s New Secret Identity!”, with a dramatic cover depicting Batman apparently exposed to the public as Bruce Wayne alongside Robin. An appealing early Batman issue from the Silver Age and a desirable addition for collectors of vintage Batman…
Batman #181 is a landmark Silver Age DC Comics issue published in June 1966 and is best known for featuring the first appearance of Poison Ivy, one of Batman’s most enduring and popular adversaries. This highly sought-after key issue introduced Dr. Pamela Isley to comic readers, marking the debut of a character who would become…
DC Comics Batman #183, published in August 1966. This classic Silver Age issue features a memorable Batman and Robin cover directly inspired by the enormous popularity of the 1960s Batman television series. The cover shows Batman relaxing in the Batcave to watch The Adventures of Batman on television while Robin attempts to call him into…
Offered here is Detective Comics #335, published by DC Comics in January 1965. This classic Silver Age issue features Batman and Robin in the lead story “Trail of the Talking Mask!”, along with an additional Elongated Man story, as highlighted on the cover. The eye-catching cover shows Batman confronting a mysterious criminal while an eerie…
DC Comics Beware the Creeper #3, published in 1968 and featuring Steve Ditko’s distinctive superhero creation, The Creeper. This Silver Age issue features the story “The Isle of Fear.” The dramatic cover showcases The Creeper surrounded by sinister figures, with his unmistakable costume and manic appearance dominating the artwork. An early issue from the original…
