Silver Age
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DC Comics House of Mystery #129, published in December 1962. This Silver Age issue features the striking science-fiction story “The Man in the Nuclear Trap!”, with a wonderfully unusual atomic-age cover depicting a man trapped inside a giant atom as objects around him are destroyed. Published during House of Mystery’s classic science-fiction and supernatural period,…
Offered here is House of Mystery #130, published by DC Comics in January 1963. This classic Silver Age issue features the story “The Alien Creature Hunt!” and sports a memorable cover depicting a bizarre tentacled alien confronting armed horsemen in a dramatic Western setting. During the early 1960s, House of Mystery was known for its…
Key Significance Silver Age 80-Page Giant featuring multiple full-length Justice League adventures and appearances by Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Flash, Green Lantern, Aquaman and Martian Manhunter. Highly collectible oversized-format Giant issue from DC’s popular Giant series. Features a prominent Batman cover and three complete stories. Description Justice League of America #48, also designated Giant G-29,…
The Phantom #25 published by King Comics, featuring the iconic purple-clad Ghost Who Walks in a classic action-packed cover scene. This vintage issue captures the distinctive style and adventure storytelling that made The Phantom one of the longest-running and most recognisable newspaper strip heroes of the twentieth century. This UK edition carries the 10d cover…
This vintage issue of LongBow Indian Boy #10 features the lead story The Secret Brotherhood alongside an additional adventure featuring Manzar the White Indian. Part of the popular British western and frontier adventure comic genre, the title follows the exploits of the young Native American hero LongBow through stories of survival, courage and conflict across…
This vintage issue of Daredevil #53 was published by Marvel Comics in June 1969 during the Silver Age of comics and features the story “In the Beginning!”. The issue forms part of the early run of Marvel’s iconic Man Without Fear and represents an increasingly sought-after era for collectors of classic Marvel superhero titles. The…
Marvel Daredevil #56 was published in September 1969 and is a classic Silver Age issue featuring the striking cover story “And Death’s-Head Came Riding!”. The dramatic artwork showcases Daredevil facing the mysterious Death’s-Head in one of the more visually memorable covers from the late 1960s run of the series, making it an attractive addition for…
Marvel Daredevil #57 was published in October 1969 during the Silver Age of comics and features one of the era’s most memorable cover concepts, with Karen Page apparently discovering that Daredevil is really Matt Murdock. The dramatic cover artwork and bold period design make this issue a standout addition for collectors of classic Marvel titles…
Marvel The Tomb of Dracula #15 was published in December 1973 and forms part of Marvel’s highly regarded Bronze Age horror line. The issue features the memorable cover tagline “But… How Long Will a Vampire Stay Dead?” and showcases the atmospheric artwork and gothic themes that helped establish The Tomb of Dracula as one of…
L. Miller & Son Ltd Monte Hale Western #116, a vintage British-published Western comic featuring cowboy star Monte Hale. This 6d issue features a colourful action cover showing Hale on horseback against a classic Wild West landscape. Published in London by L. Miller & Son, these British editions brought popular American Western comic material to…
DC Comics Mystery in Space #66, published in 1961, featuring the classic science-fiction hero Adam Strange. This Silver Age issue features the Adam Strange adventure “Space-Island of Peril!” and comes from the long-running Mystery in Space anthology series. The striking period cover depicts Adam Strange and Alanna battling a monstrous alien creature, making this an…
Marvel Comics Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. #4, published in September 1968. This classic Silver Age issue features Nick Fury in an iconic espionage-themed design by legendary artist Jim Steranko, whose distinctive artwork helped define the visual style of the series. A highly collectible early issue from Steranko’s celebrated Nick Fury run, with a striking…
