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This vintage issue of Rima the Jungle Girl #2 was published by DC Comics in July 1974 and features the story “Flight from Eden!”. Part of DC’s Bronze Age adventure line, the series brought the classic jungle heroine to a new generation of readers with dramatic stories and striking artwork that have since earned the…
This vintage issue of Rima the Jungle Girl was published by DC Comics in November 1973 and features the story “The Imp!”. Part of DC’s adventure and fantasy line during the Bronze Age of comics, the series followed the jungle heroine Rima in a collection of supernatural and wilderness-themed adventures that have become increasingly sought…
This vintage issue of Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen #109 was published by DC Comics in March 1968 during the Silver Age of comics. The issue features the story “Luthor’s Pal, Jimmy Olsen!” and centres on one of the most enduring supporting characters in Superman mythology alongside the Man of Steel’s greatest enemy, Lex Luthor. The…
DC Comics’ The Shadow #10, published in May 1975, is a special 52-page issue from the acclaimed Bronze Age revival of the legendary pulp crime-fighter. Featuring the story “Night of the Killers” and an atmospheric Mike Kaluta cover, this oversized issue is a standout entry in the series and a desirable addition for collectors of…
DC Comics’ The Shadow #11, published in July 1975, from the acclaimed Bronze Age revival of the legendary pulp hero. This issue features the highly sought-after crossover story in which The Shadow meets The Avenger, making it one of the more notable issues in the series. The dramatic cover artwork showcases the two legendary pulp…
DC Comics’ The Shadow #2, published in January 1974, from the acclaimed Bronze Age revival of the legendary pulp crime-fighter. This issue features the story “The Freak Show Killer!” and an iconic Mike Kaluta cover depicting The Shadow at a travelling carnival. Early issues in this series are particularly popular with collectors and fans of…
DC Comics’ The Shadow #3, published in March 1974 as part of the publisher’s Bronze Age revival of the classic pulp crime-fighter. This issue features the story “The Kingdom of the Cobra!” and showcases an iconic cover with The Shadow looming over a dramatic action scene. The series is based on the legendary pulp character…
DC Comics’ The Shadow #4, published in May 1974, continuing the acclaimed Bronze Age series based on the legendary pulp vigilante. This issue features the story “Death Is Bliss!” and boasts a striking Mike Kaluta cover, making it an attractive addition for collectors of classic DC horror, mystery, and pulp-inspired comics.
DC Comics’ The Shadow #5, published in July 1974, from the acclaimed Bronze Age series reviving the legendary pulp crime-fighter. This issue features dynamic cover artwork by Frank Robbins, depicting The Shadow in action against armed enemies, making it a striking addition for collectors of classic DC comics and pulp-inspired characters.
DC Comics’ The Shadow #6, published in September 1974, from the celebrated Bronze Age revival of the classic pulp hero. This issue features the story “Night of the Ninja” and an eye-catching cover depicting The Shadow confronting a deadly ninja in a dramatic urban setting. The series remains popular with collectors for its atmospheric artwork…
DC Comics’ The Shadow #8, published in January 1975, from the acclaimed Bronze Age revival of the legendary pulp hero. This issue features the story “Night of the Mummy!” and an atmospheric Frank Robbins cover showcasing The Shadow confronting a supernatural mummy, making it a desirable issue for collectors of classic horror and pulp-inspired comics.
DC Comics’ The Shadow #9, published in March 1975, from the popular Bronze Age revival of the legendary pulp crime-fighter. This issue features the story “Night of the Falling Death!” and an action-packed cover by Joe Kubert, depicting The Shadow battling a cloaked adversary while rescuing a captive. The series remains highly regarded for its…
