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The Best of the Fantastic Four Vol. 1 is a Marvel Comics hardcover collection published in 2005. The 360-page volume brings together a selection of stories from across the Fantastic Four’s history, including Fantastic Four #1, #39–40, #51, #100, #116, #176, #236 and #267, alongside material from Fantastic Four Vol. 3, Marvel Fanfare, Marvel Two-in-One…
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…
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…
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…
Marvel Comics The Tomb of Dracula #11, published in 1973. This classic Bronze Age horror issue continues Marvel’s acclaimed Dracula series, with the dramatic cover proclaiming “The Master of the Undead Strikes Again!” Written by Marv Wolfman with artwork by Gene Colan and Tom Palmer, this issue comes from the celebrated creative run that helped…
Marvel Comics The Tomb of Dracula #12, published in 1973. This Bronze Age horror issue features Dracula in “The House That Screams!”, continuing Marvel’s classic supernatural series from the early 1970s. The issue comes from the celebrated Tomb of Dracula run featuring writer Marv Wolfman and the distinctive artwork of Gene Colan and Tom Palmer….
Marvel Comics The Tomb of Dracula #14, published in 1973. This classic Bronze Age horror issue features the dramatic cover line “The Vampire Has Risen From the Grave!”, with Dracula returned to life only to face an angry mob determined to destroy him again. Part of Marvel’s highly regarded Tomb of Dracula series, the issue…
Marvel Comics The Tomb of Dracula #15, a classic Bronze Age horror issue from 1973 featuring Dracula and the story “The Fear Within!” This is the UK 6p price variant edition. The striking cover features a hunter discovering that the bat he has shot is far more dangerous than expected, with the dramatic “But How…
Marvel Comics The Tomb of Dracula #16, a classic Bronze Age horror comic featuring Dracula in “Return from the Grave!” Originally published in 1974, this example carries the UK 6p cover price. The dramatic graveyard cover makes this an attractive issue from Marvel’s highly collectable Tomb of Dracula series.
Marvel Comics The Tomb of Dracula #17, published in 1974 and featuring the dramatic “A Vampire Rides This Train” storyline. This is the UK 6p price variant edition of the classic Bronze Age Marvel horror series. The striking cover depicts Dracula aboard a train confronting a terrified mother and child, making this an especially atmospheric…
