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Celebrate a landmark issue in Spider-Man history with The Amazing Spider-Man #365, published by Marvel Comics in August 1992. This special oversized 30th Anniversary Issue features the iconic hologram cover, one of the most recognisable gimmick covers of the 1990s and a favourite among Spider-Man collectors. Written by David Michelinie with artwork by Mark Bagley,…
The Amazing Spider-Man #366, published by Marvel Comics in September 1992, is a memorable issue from Spider-Man’s 30th Anniversary era. Featuring a striking cover with Spider-Man, the Red Skull and the Chameleon, this issue continues the suspense surrounding the mystery of Peter Parker’s parents and remains a popular addition to early 1990s Spider-Man collections. Written…
Marvel Comics’ Werewolf by Night #10, published in October 1973, from the classic Bronze Age horror series starring Jack Russell, the Werewolf by Night. This issue features a dramatic cover highlighting the revelation “I’m your sister—your sister!”, making it an important early instalment in the title’s ongoing storyline. Early issues of Werewolf by Night remain…
Marvel Comics’ Werewolf by Night #12, published in December 1973, from the popular Bronze Age horror series starring Jack Russell, the Werewolf by Night. This issue features the story “Cry Monster” and an eye-catching cover depicting the Werewolf terrorising motorists, making it a desirable addition for collectors of Marvel’s classic horror titles.
Marvel Comics’ Werewolf by Night #9, published in September 1973, is an early issue from the classic Bronze Age horror series featuring Jack Russell, the Werewolf by Night. This issue includes an appearance by Morbius, the Living Vampire, adding to its appeal among collectors of Marvel’s supernatural titles. The striking cover showcases a dramatic confrontation…
Marvel Comics Group presents Daredevil #85, published in March 1972 and featuring the dramatic cover story “Fury… At 15,000 Feet!! The Gladiator Strikes!” This action-packed Bronze Age issue sees the Man Without Fear facing off against the deadly Gladiator in one of the era’s classic confrontations, with an eye-catching cover that perfectly captures the excitement…
Marvel Comics Group presents Daredevil and the Black Widow #105, published in November 1973 and featuring Daredevil and Black Widow facing the deadly forces of Madame Evil’s “Terrible Trio” including Ramrod, Screamer and the Dark Messiah. The vibrant cover artwork is a classic example of Bronze Age Marvel action and makes this issue a standout…
Marvel Comics Group presents Daredevil and the Black Widow #106, published in December 1973 and featuring the striking cover story headline “I Am Terrex… And I Am Death!” This Bronze Age issue showcases Daredevil and Black Widow facing the powerful Terrex in a dramatic action-packed cover that captures the style and energy of early 1970s…
Marvel Comics Group’s Werewolf by Night #11, published in November 1973, featuring the striking “Full Moon, Fear Moon!” cover. This early Bronze Age horror comic is notable for the first appearance of Hangman (Harlan Krueger), making it a sought-after issue for collectors of classic Marvel horror titles and key character appearances. This UK price variant…
Marvel Comics Group Werewolf by Night #8, published in August 1973, featuring the memorable cover story “Krogg! The Lurker from Beyond!”. This early Bronze Age horror issue sees Jack Russell facing the terrifying fire-breathing Krogg in one of the series’ classic monster encounters, making it a desirable addition for fans of Marvel’s supernatural titles. This…
A collectible copy of Logan’s Run issue number 6 from June 1977, published by Marvel as part of its All-Colour Comics line and based on concepts from the MGM film production. Featuring striking cover artwork with Logan and Jessica in action, this issue continues the science-fiction adventure beyond the events of the movie, as promoted…
Marvel Comics presents The Amazing Spider-Man #351, published in September 1991. This action-packed issue features the return of the formidable Tri-Sentinel, with Spider-Man facing one of his most powerful robotic foes without the cosmic abilities that previously helped him prevail. Guest-starring Nova of the New Warriors, this issue blends classic Spider-Man action with the early…
