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Add an exciting 1990s Marvel crossover to your collection with The Incredible Hulk vs. Venom #1, published by Marvel Comics in April 1994. This one-shot special pits two of Marvel’s most powerful and unpredictable characters against each other in an action-packed battle that became a fan favourite of the era. Featuring a striking cover with…
Marvel Comics’ The Invincible Iron Man #117, a Bronze Age issue from 1978 featuring the story “The Spy Who Killed Me!”. The dramatic cover features Iron Man under attack from a mysterious armoured adversary and is a strong example of late-1970s Marvel artwork. This is the US 35¢ edition with barcode cover. A collectible vintage…
Charlton Comics The Jetsons #15, published in February 1973. Based on the beloved Hanna-Barbera animated television series, this vintage comic follows George, Jane, Judy, Elroy and Astro in another fun-filled futuristic adventure. Featuring charming cover artwork by Ray Dirgo, this issue is a nostalgic collectible from the Bronze Age of comics. A great addition for…
Part of Tom DeFalco and Ron Frenz’s celebrated run on The Mighty Thor. Features the Avengers guest-starring alongside Captain America, She-Hulk, Namor, Hawkeye, Vision and Scarlet Witch. A popular crossover-era issue, though not considered a major key. Thor joins forces with Earth’s Mightiest Heroes in an action-packed adventure as the Avengers assemble to face a…
The Ray Bradbury Chronicles – Volume 1 is a collection of graphic adaptations of stories by celebrated science-fiction author Ray Bradbury, featuring artwork and adaptations by P. Craig Russell, Kent Williams and Al Williamson. The collection includes illustrated versions of several Bradbury stories, presenting his science-fiction and fantasy work in comic-book form. This edition was…
A vintage copy of The Shadow issue #12, published by DC Comics in September 1975 as part of the publisher’s celebrated revival of the classic pulp crime fighter. Featuring the story “The Night of the Damned!”, this issue showcases a dramatic cover with the mysterious vigilante rescuing a captive while battling sinister foes in true…
DC Comics The Shadow #7, published in November 1974. This Bronze Age issue features the legendary pulp crime-fighter The Shadow, accompanied by the famous tagline, “Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men?” The issue features an atmospheric cover by Frank Robbins, capturing the mystery, crime and pulp-adventure style associated with the character….
Marvel’s The Spectacular Spider-Man #139 features the origin of the formidable villain Tombstone and explores his mysterious connection to Daily Bugle editor Joe Robertson. The striking cover puts Tombstone front and centre and promotes the issue as revealing the sinister origin of the character. A notable issue for Spider-Man and Tombstone collectors, particularly for readers…
Marvel’s The Spectacular Spider-Man #201 features Part 5 of the Maximum Carnage crossover storyline, bringing Spider-Man and Venom together against the deadly Carnage. The cover prominently features Spider-Man, Venom, Carnage and Black Cat, making this an eye-catching issue from one of the most memorable Spider-Man crossover events of the 1990s. Published in 1993, this issue…
Offered here is The Superior Spider-Man #16 Stan Lee Variant Edition, published by Marvel Comics in 2014. This sought-after variant cover pays tribute to Marvel legend Stan Lee, featuring striking black-and-white artwork of Spider-Man with Stan Lee’s likeness incorporated into the design, together with a facsimile Stan Lee signature. This special variant was released as…
The Tarantula #1, published by Atlas Comics in February 1975, marking the debut issue of this short-lived Bronze Age horror series. Featuring the story “The Curse of the Tarantula!”, this first issue combines supernatural horror with classic 1970s monster comic styling and is part of the collectible Atlas/Seaboard Comics line. This comic is presented in…
The Terminator #3 is the penultimate issue of Dark Horse Comics’ original four-part Terminator mini-series, published in 1990. Written by John Arcudi with artwork by Chris Warner, this early licensed series helped establish Dark Horse as the home of many iconic science fiction comic adaptations. The striking cover features a Terminator aiming a futuristic laser-sighted…
