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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…
Kreature Komix is a horror-themed comic collection from Mini-Komix, featuring classic creature and science-fiction stories drawn from Silver Age and Bronze Age comic material. The cover artwork prominently features a retro-style rocket marked “X-B2” alongside strange alien creatures, giving the book a distinctive vintage monster-comic appearance. This edition was published in 2021 by Lulu Press,…
L. Miller & Son Gunsmoke Western #17, a vintage British Western comic originally priced at 6d. Published in London by L. Miller & Son Ltd, this issue features Kid Colt alongside classic Wild West action, with the cover advertising “The Sheriff Says ‘Pray!’” and “Guns Roar on Main Street!” The distinctive cover uses a wood-panel…
L. Miller & Son Master Comics #136, a vintage British Western comic originally sold for 6d. Published in London by L. Miller & Son Ltd, the issue features an atmospheric Western cover with armed cowboys overlooking approaching riders against a mountainous frontier landscape. A great example of the inexpensive Western comics produced for the British…
DC Comics Lobo #50, published in April 1998. This milestone fiftieth issue is billed as the “Special All-Murder Issue!”, delivering the outrageous humour, over-the-top violence and irreverent storytelling that made the Main Man one of DC’s most popular anti-heroes during the 1990s. Written by Alan Grant with artwork by Carl Critchlow and Robin Propst, this…
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…
DC Looney Tunes #5, published in August 1994 as part of the Warner Bros. Family Entertainment line. This fun-filled issue features beloved Looney Tunes characters including Wile E. Coyote, the Road Runner, Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Marvin the Martian and Yosemite Sam, with a colourful cover centred around Wile E. Coyote’s latest encounter with the…
Topps Comics Mars Attacks #1 of 5, published in 1994. This is the first issue of the five-part comic book miniseries inspired by the cult classic Mars Attacks trading cards, written by Keith Giffen with artwork by Charles Adlard. The dramatic cover showcases the Martian invasion in full force and includes a visible signature across…
A highly collectible copy of No. 32, published by Marvel in August 1975 and featuring one of the most important Bronze Age character appearances in comic book history. This issue contains the second appearance of Moon Knight, following his debut in issue #32, and features the iconic cover battle between Moon Knight and Jack Russell,…
Marvel All-Colour Comics presents Daredevil #139, the November 1976 UK price variant edition featuring the 10p cover price and classic Bronze Age artwork showcasing the Man Without Fear in one of his most action-packed adventures. This striking cover promotes an explosive issue with Daredevil battling through danger from every direction, accompanied by the memorable cover…
Marvel All-Colour Comics presents Daredevil #156, the November 1978 UK price variant edition featuring the distinctive 12p cover price and an action-packed Bronze Age cover starring the Man Without Fear in one of his most memorable storylines of the era. This issue features the dramatic cover story “The Ring of No Return!” as Daredevil battles…
Marvel All-Colour Comics presents Daredevil #164, published in May 1980 and featuring the memorable story “…And He Cries… Father!” This issue comes from the legendary early Frank Miller era that transformed Daredevil into one of Marvel’s most critically acclaimed titles and remains one of the most collected periods in the character’s history. The striking cover…
