Marvel
Showing 85–96 of 183 results
Red Sonja #12, published by Marvel Comics in December 1978, featuring the iconic She-Devil with a Sword in a thrilling Bronze Age fantasy adventure. This desirable UK 12p price variant showcases a striking action cover with Red Sonja battling Skranos, making it an excellent display piece for collectors of classic Marvel fantasy titles. A great…
Red Sonja #12, published by Marvel Comics in November 1978, featuring the legendary She-Devil with a Sword in another classic Bronze Age fantasy adventure. This issue carries the desirable UK 12p price variant and features an eye-catching cover by Frank Brunner, with the bold tagline proclaiming Red Sonja as “Fantasy’s #1 Fighting Female!” Presented in…
The Spectacular Spider-Man #202, published by Marvel Comics in July 1993. This issue forms Part 9 of 14 of the classic Maximum Carnage crossover storyline and features Spider-Man, Carnage and other key characters on the cover. This is the US Direct Edition with a $1.25 US cover price. Maximum Carnage remains one of the best-known…
Marvel Comics Spider-Man #1, published in 1990. This landmark first issue launched the new Spider-Man series written and illustrated by Todd McFarlane, and begins the five-part “Torment” storyline. The issue features McFarlane’s distinctive Spider-Man artwork and the memorable web-covered cover design. One of the defining Spider-Man comics of the early 1990s, this issue was a…
A vintage copy of Tarzan Lord of the Jungle issue #28, published by Marvel All-Colour Comics in September 1979 and featuring the classic adaptation of Edgar Rice Burroughs’ legendary jungle hero. This Bronze Age issue showcases a striking cover with Tarzan battling high above the city skyline, making it a standout addition for collectors of…
Offered here is The Amazing Spider-Man #284, published by Marvel Comics in January 1987. This issue marks Part One of the classic “Gang War” storyline, beginning the battle to become the new Kingpin of Crime following Wilson Fisk’s departure from New York’s underworld. Written by Tom DeFalco with artwork by Ron Frenz, this issue features…
Marvel Comics presents The Amazing Spider-Man #302, published in July 1988 as a Direct Edition. Written by David Michelinie with iconic cover artwork by Todd McFarlane, this issue features the story “Chaos in Kansas!” and comes from the highly collectible early McFarlane era of The Amazing Spider-Man. The dramatic cover depicts Spider-Man under attack as…
The Amazing Spider-Man #303, published by Marvel Comics in August 1988. This issue features Spider-Man in the “On the Waterfront…” storyline, with a distinctive cover featuring Spider-Man caught in the middle of the action. The issue comes from the highly collectible Todd McFarlane era of The Amazing Spider-Man and features his distinctive cover artwork. Comics…
The Amazing Spider-Man #304, published by Marvel Comics in September 1988. This issue features Spider-Man in the “After the Fox!” storyline, with a striking cover depicting Spider-Man caught in the grip of a larger masked figure. The issue comes from Todd McFarlane’s highly collectible run on The Amazing Spider-Man and features his distinctive cover artwork….
Marvel Comics The Amazing Spider-Man #305, published in 1988. This issue features the story “California Schemin’!” and comes from the popular David Michelinie and Todd McFarlane era of Amazing Spider-Man. The striking Todd McFarlane cover features Spider-Man facing the mysterious Black Fox, making this an appealing issue for collectors of McFarlane’s distinctive Spider-Man artwork and…
Marvel Comics The Amazing Spider-Man #312, published in February 1989. This memorable issue features a major confrontation between the Green Goblin and Hobgoblin, with Spider-Man caught in the middle of the action. Featuring striking cover artwork by Todd McFarlane, this issue comes from his highly collectible run on The Amazing Spider-Man. This is the Direct…
The Amazing Spider-Man #313, published by Marvel Comics in March 1989. This issue features Spider-Man battling one of his classic enemies, The Lizard, with an eye-catching cover by Todd McFarlane. Part of Todd McFarlane’s highly collectible run on The Amazing Spider-Man, this issue is popular with Spider-Man fans and collectors of McFarlane artwork.
