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Offered here is The Brave and the Bold #31, published by DC Comics in September 1960. This Silver Age issue features Cave Carson in the classic adventure story “Inside Earth”, showcasing the underground explorer as he encounters incredible dangers beneath the Earth’s surface. The striking cover depicts a towering molten lava creature confronting Cave Carson…
Offered here is The Brave and the Bold #38, published by DC Comics in November 1961. This Silver Age issue features Task Force X: The Suicide Squad, with the team facing the “Master of the Dinosaurs!” in another early adventure from one of DC’s most historically significant teams. Originally created by Robert Kanigher and Ross…
Add a key Silver Age DC collectible to your collection with The Brave and the Bold #37, published by DC Comics in September 1961. This classic issue features Task Force X: Suicide Squad in the story “Threat of the Giant Eye!”, showcasing the original Suicide Squad team in one of their earliest appearances during the…
The Brave and the Bold: Batman and Wonder Woman #3, published by DC Comics in 2018, is the third issue of the six-issue mini-series written and illustrated by Liam Sharp, with colours by Romulo Fajardo Jr. The story sees Batman arrive in Tir Na Nóg to help Wonder Woman investigate the mysterious murder of a…
DC Comics The Creeper #1, published in June 1968. This key Silver Age issue launches The Creeper in his first solo comic series, following the character’s introduction in Showcase #73. Featuring the story “Where Lurks the Menace?”, the issue showcases the distinctive work of legendary Spider-Man co-creator Steve Ditko, whose artwork and signature are prominently…
Add a classic Silver Age DC collectible to your collection with The Creeper #2, published by DC Comics in August 1968. Created by legendary comic book artist and writer Steve Ditko, this issue features the offbeat superhero in the story “The Many Faces of Proteus!”, showcasing the unique blend of mystery, action and psychological intrigue…
Key Significance Classic Silver Age Flash issue featuring the memorable “Fact or Fiction?” cover concept by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito. Part of the highly collectible Barry Allen era that helped define the Silver Age of DC Comics. Description The Flash #179, published by DC Comics in May 1968, features Barry Allen in a unique…
The Flash Vol. 6: Out of Time collects the Out of Time storyline from DC Comics’ The New 52 era. Written by Robert Venditti and Van Jensen, with artwork by Brett Booth, Norm Rapmund and others, the story follows Barry Allen as he deals with the aftermath of Forever Evil while a future version of…
Offered here is The Fuzz #0, published by Halls of Horror Comics (H of H) in March. This scarce independent comic features striking cover artwork by Trent Kaniuga, whose distinctive style helped make this title memorable among 1990s indie comic releases. The comic follows the adventures of The Fuzz, an unconventional anti-hero set within a…
DC Comics presents The House of Mystery #261, published in October 1978. This Bronze Age horror comic delivers four spine-tingling supernatural tales, continuing the long-running anthology series that became one of DC’s most iconic mystery and horror titles. Hosted under the famous House of Mystery banner, this issue is packed with eerie storytelling and atmospheric…
DC Comics presents The House of Mystery #268, published in November 1978. This classic Bronze Age horror anthology delivers a collection of eerie supernatural stories under the iconic House of Mystery banner, continuing the series’ reputation for suspense, mystery, and chilling twists. This issue features a memorable horror cover with the unsettling tagline “I… I…
DC Comics presents Mystery #250, published in February 1981. This issue features the chilling tale “The House of Mystery: Voyage to Hell!”, delivering the supernatural suspense and eerie storytelling that made DC’s mystery titles a favourite among horror comic fans during the Bronze Age of Comics. The striking cover artwork depicts a ghostly skeletal figure…
