09-23-2026 Round 2 Bethlehem Comic Book Collection
Listing ID#: 897891
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4644 Route 309 Schnecksville, PA 18078 |
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Bidding Starts: Friday Sep 11 Bidding Ends: Wednesday Sep 23 |
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Tom Hall Auctions, Inc. Contact: Catherine Keys Phone: 610-799-0808 Email: info@tomhallauctions.com Website: www.tomhallauctions.com EstateSale.com ID#: 7321 View company information and listings |
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Round two for the remarkable and mind-blowing Bethlehem Comic Book Auction begins here and now!
Online Auction 7 PM Wednesday, September 23, 2026
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Collected over decades and most stored and preserved in very nice heavy duty BCW retractable black Comic Bins (available for bidding), this collection 's second auction begins with brilliant gems such as first Symbiote Zeck Secret Wars #8, Avengers #14, 1st ever Defenders, 1st app of Wendigo, 1st Gambit, 1st Deathlok, 1st Howard The Duck, Sheldon Moldoff Joker Batman's and early SA Penguin, 1st Tarantula, some graded Slabs of 1st Poison Ivy, Avengers #3, plus a huge spotlight on X-Men, ASM, a galaxy of Avengers, over three almost complete lots of What If Vols 1 & 2 plus Alpha Flight, tons of Daredevil including first Elektra, a courageous amount of Captain America and tons more!
Plus, Fantastic Four lots aplenty and even a heavy duty replica Merlin Sword like-new in box with mount, vintage Garbage Pail Kids cards including 2 'Blasted Billy's, and many many more gems!
Online Auction 7 PM Wednesday, September 23, 2026
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610-799-0808 1 Adams, Thomas | 1st Defenders, 1971, Issue #1 This landmark issue features art by Neal Adams, Bill Everett, and Ross Andru with scripts by Roy Thomas. It contains the first appearance and origin of The Defenders team, consisting of Doctor Strange, the Hulk, and Namor the Sub-Mariner.Published in... 2 Zeck, Shooter | Secret Wars #8 Black Suit, 1984 Jim Shooter and artist Mike Zeck present the historic origin of Spider-Man's black symbiote costume in this 1984 issue. Published in December as the eighth part of a limited series, it marks a significant milestone in Marvel history,leading to the cr... 3 Kirby, Lee | Capt. America, 1968 | Daredevil #43 Stan Lee scripts this 1968 Silver Age classic featuring pencils by Gene Colan and a dynamic Jack Kirby cover. Daredevil engages in a pivotal confrontation with Captain America in a boxing ring, marking an early milestone for both Marvelicons. The iss... 4 Kirby, Lee, Lieber | 1st Kallu | 1965 | Avengers # Jack Kirby, Don Heck, Stan Lee, and Larry Lieber collaborate on this 1965 issue featuring the first appearance of the Kallu. The Avengers lineup includes Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Giant-Man, and the Wasp. This Silver Age classicincludes a Mike... 5 Infantino/Giella | 2nd Penguin, 1965 | #169 Carmine Infantino and Joe Giella illustrate this February 1965 issue written by France Herron. This Silver Age key features the second appearance of the Penguin in the era and his first under the "New Look" Batman redesign. The bookcontains the stori... 6 Trimpe/Severin, Thomas 1st Doc Samson 1971 #141 This July 1971 issue features interior and cover art by Herb Trimpe and John Severin with a script by Roy Thomas. It is a landmark Bronze Age key issue containing the first appearance and origin of Dr. Leonard Samson, known as Doc Samson.The story al... 7 Miller, Janson | 1st Elektra | 1981 | Daredevil #1 Frank Miller and Klaus Janson contribute to this milestone issue from January 1981. It features the landmark first appearance and origin of Elektra Natchios, a definitive moment in Marvel history. This issue marks Miller�s debut as theseries wri... 8 Steranko Lee 1st Madame Hydra Hulk 1969 #110 Jim Steranko and Stan Lee present a Silver Age classic featuring the first appearance of Madame Hydra. This February 1969 issue includes a memorable battle against the Hulk and shows Rick Jones assuming the mantle of Bucky. The standardedition Marvel... 9 Starlin, Wolfman | 1st New Teen Titans | 1980 #26 Jim Starlin and Marv Wolfman provide this landmark 1980 issue featuring Superman and Green Lantern. It contains the historic sixteen-page preview introducing the New Teen Titans, including the first appearances and origins of Cyborg,Raven, and Starfi... 10 Trimpe, Englehart | 1st Wendigo, 1973 | Hulk #162 Featuring cover and interior art by Herb Trimpe and Sal Trapani, this issue is written by Steve Englehart. Released in April 1973, it presents the historic first appearance of the Wendigo. The story, Spawn of the Flesh-Eater!, follows theHulk's battl... 10 441 Topps Garbage Pail Kids + Blast Billy x2 An assortment of vintage Garbage Pail Kids sticker cards produced by Topps Chewing Gum, Inc. The group features twenty-six cards from the first series, including two copies of holy grail card Blasted Billy (8b), plus many like Fryin' Brian(4a). It co... 11 Romita, Lee| Early ASM: #44, 56, 64, 1967-68 John Romita Sr. and Don Heck illustrate these Stan Lee stories featuring the Lizard, Doctor Octopus, and the Vulture. Published between 1967 and 1968, the issues include the second overall appearance of the Lizard in issue 44. Thecollection highlight... 12 Kane, Gerber | Defenders #4, #119, 1975-83, CGC Gr Gil Kane, Sal Buscema, Steve Gerber, and Steven Grant contribute to these issues featuring the Squadron Sinister and Yellowjacket. Giant-Size Defenders #4 (1975) and Defenders #119 (1983) showcase classic Marvel bronze age action. Issue#119 is a nota... 13 Heck, Tuska, Thomas | Death of Prof X, 1968 | #42 Penciled by Don Heck and written by Roy Thomas, this issue features the first appearance of Grotesk. This historic 1968 Marvel publication includes the seminal Death of Professor X storyline, which is later revealed as a pivotal moment forthe Changel... 14 Trimpe, Hama | 1st G.I. Joe, Cobra, 1982 #1 VF/NM Trimpe, Hama. First appearances of the G.I. Joe team and Cobra, June 1982. This premiere issue introduces iconic characters including Snake Eyes, Scarlett, and Stalker. The copy is the notable $1.50 cover price variant, which wasdistributed as a repr... 15 Andru | 2nd & 3rd Flash/Supes Races, 1967-70 This pair of DC Comics includes The Flash 175 and World's Finest 198. Artists Ross Andru and Dick Dillin collaborate with writers E. Nelson Bridwell and Denny O'Neil on these Silver and Bronze Age issues. These comics feature the historicsecond and t... 15 Massive Assort.Movie Memorabilia; Posters, Pins+ An assortment of movie memorabilia featuring theatrical posters, promotional mailers, and screenplays. The lot includes limited edition Rick and Morty pins by Toy Slayer, a numbered Senitype for The Perfect Storm, and professional filmslides from 20t... 16 Kubert, Claremont | 1st Gambit | 1990 | #266 NS This Marvel Comics newsstand edition of The Uncanny X-Men #266 features the first full appearance of the mutant Gambit. Released in August 1990, the issue was written by Chris Claremont with cover art signed by Andy Kubert and interiorpencils by Mike... 17 Moldoff, Novick | 1st Gaggy, Catwoman | 66-69 | #1 Sheldon Moldoff and Irv Novick illustrate these Silver Age classics written by Bill Finger and Frank Robbins. Batman #186 (1966) features the first appearance of the Joker's henchman Gaggy. Batman #210 (1969) debuts a new costume forCatwoman as she l... 18 Kirby, Lee Cap vs Panther 1968 Tales Suspense 98 Jack Kirby and Stan Lee collaborate on Tales of Suspense 98 from February 1968. This Silver Age Marvel comic features the popular matchup of Captain America versus the Black Panther in a story embellished by Joe Sinnott. The issue alsocontains an Iro... 19 Buckler, Moench 1st Deathlok Astonishing #25 NM Co-created by artist Rich Buckler and writer Doug Moench, this issue contains the first appearance and origin of Deathlok the Demolisher. Published by Marvel Comics Group in August 1974, the story introduces Luther Manning within theAstonishing Tales... 20 Buscema, Smith, Lee | 1st Adamantium | 1966-69 | 5 Stan Lee, Roy Thomas, John Buscema, and Barry Windsor-Smith present a collection of Silver Age Marvel classics from 1966 to 1969. Key highlights include the first appearance of Adamantium in issue 66 and Ultron-5 in issue 54. This groupalso chronicle... 20 16 Walt Disney Steel Book Treasures+Extras An assortment of sixteen Walt Disney steel book treasures including fourteen two-disc DVD sets in embossed metal tins, a Treasure Planet seven-piece pin set, and a Cartoons for Victory propaganda film DVD. The pin set is housed in a redpresentation b... 21 Ploog, Conway, 2nd Werewolf by Night, 1972, #3 Mike Ploog provides the art for this Gerry Conway script featuring the second appearance of Werewolf by Night. Released in May 1972, this Bronze Age horror classic continues the origins of Jack Russell. The book includes atmosphericinterior illustrat... 22 Kirby, Lee, Heck | Dr. Doom 1966 | Avengers #25 Jack Kirby, Stan Lee, Don Heck, and Dick Ayers deliver the first confrontation between the Avengers and Doctor Doom, published February 1966. This Silver Age milestone features a brief guest appearance by the Fantastic Four. The storyfollows the new ... 23 Mayerik, Gerber | 1st Howard Duck | 1973 | Fear Artist Val Mayerik and writer Steve Gerber present Adventure into Fear #19, a staple-bound paper comic book published in December 1973. This Bronze Age Marvel issue is highly significant for the first appearance of Howard the Duck. Thestory also feat... 24 Thomas, Buscema | Inhumans | 1968-73 | #2 CGC 7.0 Marvel Comics group Sub-Mariner lot featuring artists John Buscema, Gene Colan, and Bill Everett, with scripts by Roy Thomas and Gerry Conway. This assortment includes a CGC 7.0 graded Silver Age issue #2 featuring the Inhumans, alongsideBronze Age i... 25 Unbelievable Avengers Annuals/Giants Lot 1967-79 Marvel Comics Group Avengers lot featuring various King-Size Specials, Annuals, and the complete Giant-Size run. Includes work by Stan Lee, Don Heck, John Buscema, and George Perez. Highlighted by Giant-Size Avengers #4 featuring thewedding of Vision... 25 Merlin Fantasy Sword with Rammars Plaque A heavy and awesome Taiwanese decorative fantasy sword featuring a polished stainless steel blade marked TAIWAN near the guard. The ornate cast metal hilt displays a central demonic face with dragon head crossguards and a pommel inset witha red caboc... 26 Hoberg, Chaykin, Chan, Vader, 1977-78, #1-3 Whitma This complete set of oversized Marvel Treasury Editions measures approximately 10 by 13.5 inches and adapts the 1977 film with art by Rick Hoberg, Howard Chaykin, and Ernie Chan. The first two issues feature the boxed WM Whitman logo. RoyThomas scrip... 27 Byrne, Claremont. Alpha Flight, Phoenix. 73-80. 4. Pencilled by John Byrne and Dave Cockrum with writing by Chris Claremont. The collection features the first full Alpha Flight appearance in issue 121 and the death of Phoenix in issue 137. Published between 1973 and 1980, these MarvelBronze Age title... 28 McFarlane, David | Wolverine vs Hulk | 1988 | #340 Todd McFarlane provides the art for this issue, written by Peter David, featuring the classic confrontation between Wolverine and the Incredible Hulk. Published in February 1988, this landmark issue is renowned for the iconic coverdepicting Wolverine... 29 Romita, Andru, Conway | 1st Man-Wolf | ASM #124-35 Romita, Andru, McFarlane, and Larsen provide art for this set written by Conway and Michelinie. This collection includes the first appearances of Man-Wolf in issue 124 and Cyclone in issue 143, along with a milestone 350th issue featuringDoctor Doom.... 30 Kirby, Lee | 6 Fantastic Four, 1st Air-Walker | 65 Jack Kirby and John Buscema art with Stan Lee scripts features the first Air-Walker and early Silver Surfer appearances. Spanning 1965 to 1972, this group of six includes Fantastic Four issues 34, 77, 92, 93, 97, and 120. These vintageissues include ... 31 Saltares | 1st Midnight Sons, 1973-92, 15 Issues This Marvel Comics collection features work by writers Michael Fleisher and Howard Mackie. Significant issues include Marvel Spotlight #11 from 1973 and the first appearance of the Midnight Sons in Ghost Rider #28. The group includes thefinal issue o... 32 Oksner, Drake | Batman, Rex, Olsen, 1955-66 (3) Bob Oksner and Arnold Drake contribute to this trio of Silver and Golden Age DC issues. Featured are Rex the Wonder Dog 22 (1955) with Detective Chimp, Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen 36 (1959) featuring Superman's origin and Super-Senor, andJerry Lewis 9... 33 Andru, Conway | 1st Tarantula, ASM #134, NM Ross Andru and Gerry Conway deliver the first appearance of the villain Tarantula. This July 1974 issue of The Amazing Spider-Man #134 also includes a startling cameo by The Punisher in the final panel. A VF+/NM grade is noted for thisdesirable Bronz... 34 Lee, Steranko | 1st Madame Hydra, 1969 Cap #113 Jim Steranko and Stan Lee present the milestone conclusion to the Death of Captain America storyline in this May 1969 issue. This Silver Age key features the first appearance of Madame Hydra and a star-studded funeral for Steve Rogersfeaturing appear... 35 Sienkiewicz | Crazy Moon Knight Lot #1, 12 Issues+ Artists Bill Sienkiewicz and Frank Miller join writer Doug Moench in this collection featuring the 1980 premiere solo issue. The twelve issue group includes key appearances by Daredevil and Werewolf by Night, spanning from the Bronze Ageto the 1992 S... 36 Lee, Claremont | X-Men #1 1991 Signed Stan Lee COA Jim Lee and Chris Claremont present the 1991 mutant team relaunch featuring Storm, Beast, and Archangel. This October issue is historically recognized as a central milestone in Marvel history. This copy features a signature from Stan Leein black mark... 37 Rogers, Austin, 1st Joker Fish 1978 #475 Marshall Rogers and Terry Austin provide the pencils and inks for this newsstand edition of Detective Comics 475, published in February 1978. The cover includes printed signatures reading Rogers x Austin in the upper right. Written bySteve Englehart,... 38 Trimpe, Byrne Dr Doom & Magneto 1971-78 4 issues Trimpe, Byrne, Conway, Mantlo. Dr. Doom vs. Black Panther, Magneto, and Red Skull. Published 1971-1978. This Marvel group includes Astonishing Tales 6 and 8 with Super-Villain Team-Up 14 and 15. Features notable advertisements for Lego andthe film Or... 39 Byrne+Stern 1st M.Rambeau, 6 Spidey Minor Keys This collection features artists Gil Kane, Sal Buscema, John Romita Jr., and John Byrne. Key inclusions are the first appearance of Monica Rambeau in Amazing Spider-Man Annual 16 and early Moon Knight and White Tiger appearances. Writersinclude Bill ... 40 Colan, Wolfman| Surfer, Blade, 1974-93, 10 Horror Colan, Kubert, Kaluta, and Dominguez provide illustrations for these supernatural horror titles. Key appearances include the Silver Surfer in Tomb of Dracula number 50 and Blade in issue 58. The collection spans 1974 to 1993, featuring thefirst issue... 41 Andru et al. | Spider-Man Key Comics | 1975-1984 This group of four Marvel comics features writers Gerry Conway and Len Wein with art by Ross Andru. A printed Pollard signature is on issue 187, and a Mike Mignola signature appears on Marvel Team-Up 141. Included are keys AmazingSpider-Man 144 (Gwen... 42 Trimpe, Lee, Stern, 4 Hulk: 118-273, 1969-1982 This collection includes the work of artists Herb Trimpe, Al Milgrom, and Sal Buscema. Notable highlights are issue 118 featuring Sub-Mariner and the debut of the Inheritor in issue 149. Published between 1969 and 1982, these Silver andBronze Age sto... 43 Smith, Buscema. 11 Conan, Treasurys 1975-1984. Features artwork by John Buscema, Barry Windsor-Smith, and Ernie Chan with scripts by Roy Thomas. Includes oversized Marvel Treasury Editions #4 and #15 alongside Conan the Barbarian issues #105 to #163 and King Conan #18. These Bronze andCopper Age ... 44 3 Mint Slabs: Miller, Buscema, Frenz, 1st Karma, 1 John Buscema, Frank Miller, and Ron Frenz illustrate this trio of Bronze and Copper Age Marvel classics from 1977 to 1985. The collection features the significant first appearance of Karma in Marvel Team-Up #100 and a high-stakes battleagainst Firelo... 45 20 Alpha Flight Comics, Graded 9.0 #1 This group of 20 Marvel Alpha Flight comic books includes issue #1 in three formats: a CGC 9.0 graded copy, a newsstand edition, and a direct edition. The run encompasses early 1980s issues by writer and artist John Byrne, including thedebut of Puck ... 46 3 Mint Slabs: Pollard, Wolfman, Byrne; Doom; 1978 This trio of high-grade Marvel comics features story and art by Marv Wolfman, Keith Pollard, Joe Sinnott, and John Byrne. Included are two copies of Fantastic Four number 199 from October 1978 featuring Doctor Doom, graded CGC 9.6 and 9.4respectively... 47 Zeck, Milgrom, Shooter; 1st Beyonder; 1984-85; (21 Mike Zeck and Al Milgrom provide art for Jim Shooter's landmark crossover events. The collection includes first appearances of the Beyonder and Julia Carpenter as Spider-Woman. Published between 1984 and 1985, these twenty-one issuesfeature iconic co... 48 Byrne, Adams | Phoenix, Gambit, 1979-90, 4 Issues This collection of four Marvel comic books features artwork by John Byrne and Arthur Adams with scripts by Chris Claremont. Key issues include The Uncanny X-Men 135 with the second appearance of Dark Phoenix and Annual 14 featuring anearly Gambit cam... 49 Awesome: Kirby, Perez |13 Early Inhumans 1971-1977 Jack Kirby, George Perez, and Neal Adams illustrate these stories written by Stan Lee and Doug Moench. The collection includes the premiere self-titled Inhumans series and a guest appearance by the Hulk. These Marvel Comics Group issueswere published... 50 Crazy Invaders Lot, Many Keys, 1975-93 13 Issues. Pencils by Jack Kirby and Gil Kane with scripts by Roy Thomas feature the first team appearance and origins of The Invaders. These thirteen 1975-1993 Marvel issues include key debuts of Brain Drain and the Liberty Legion. Highlightsinclude an intact ... 50 Seven BCW Heavy Duty Stackable Comic Book Bins A group of seven heavy duty black polypropylene storage bins manufactured by BCW for acid-free comic book preservation. Each bin features reinforced exterior ribbing, a collapsible design, and a locking lid with sliding latches. The sidesare embossed... 51 Golden, Mantlo | Alpha Flight | 81-85 | Lot of 28 Michael Golden, Sal Buscema, and Bill Sienkiewicz illustrate this collection written by Bill Mantlo and Mary Jo Duffy. The set includes The Saga of Crystar featuring the first Remco toy appearance and the Golden painted variant. ROMhighlights include... 52 Buscema/Lee | 1st Ultron, Valkyrie | 1967-70 #44-8 Artists John Buscema and Gene Colan join writers Stan Lee and Roy Thomas in this collection of Silver and Bronze Age Avengers comics published between 1967 and 1970. The group features pivotal first appearances including Ultron-5 in issue55, Valkyrie... 53 Kirby, Lee 12 Comics Human Torch, Forbush 1965-67 Artists Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko highlight this collection of twelve Marvel and DC comics. Features include the Human Torch origin reprint and the debut of Forbush Man in the premiere issue of Not Brand Echh. Published from 1965 to 1967,this group ... 54 Wrightson, Trimpe | Swamp Thing & Godzilla, 1977-2 Artists Berni Wrightson, Herb Trimpe, and Tom Yeates feature in this horror and monster assortment from 1977 to 2007. Included are key premiere issues for The Saga of the Swamp Thing and Chucky. Marvel's Godzilla series features guestappearances by t... 55 Keown, David | 1st Prof Hulk, Constrictor | 28 Hul Peter David, Sal Buscema, Todd McFarlane, and Dale Keown contribute to this grouping of 28 Incredible Hulk issues spanning from 1976 to 1993. Key highlights include the first appearance of the Constrictor in issue 212 and the debut ofProfessor Hulk i... 56 Infantino/Fox | 1st Poison Ivy, 1966 | #181 | CGC Carmine Infantino and Murphy Anderson provide the cover art for this June 1966 issue written by Robert Kanigher and Gardner Fox. This major Silver Age key features the historic first appearance of Poison Ivy, Pamela Lillian Isley. Theissue includes a... 57 Kane, Roth, Thomas, X-Men #33 (1967) CGC 6.5 Werner Roth and Roy Thomas present this 1967 Marvel issue featuring appearances by Doctor Strange, the Ancient One, and the Juggernaut. The cover art is a collaborative effort by Gil Kane, Werner Roth, and John Romita. This Silver Age keyis professio... 58 Blue Circle Comics #3 1944 Hitler Cover CGC 2.5 Published by Rural Home in September 1944, this Golden Age anthology features a notable World War II propaganda cover depicting Adolf Hitler as a green octopus. The issue includes contributions from various Golden Age creators andrepresents a rare ex... 59 Kirby, Lee | 1st Hulk/Namor, 1964 | #3 | CGC 2.5 Jack Kirby and Stan Lee's Avengers #3 from January 1964 features the first historic team-up of the Hulk and Sub-Mariner. This key Silver Age issue includes cameo appearances by Spider-Man, the X-Men, and the Fantastic Four. Presented in aCGC Universa... 60 Huge Batman & DC Lot, Many Keys | 1968-2006 | ~48c This DC Comics collection features artists and writers including Neal Adams, Grant Morrison, and Jim Aparo. The lot contains major first appearances of Damian Wayne, the Ventriloquist, and Stephanie Brown, spanning from 1968 to 2006.Highlights includ... 60 Twelve Corrugated Comic Book Storage Boxes An assortment of white corrugated cardboard storage boxes comprising seven long units and five short units. Six of the long boxes and one of the short boxes include matching lids. This group is durable and ready for comic book storage,though they are... 61 Everett, Familton | Mystery Tales #44 | 1956 | Atl Bill Everett and Herb Familton provide the artwork for this August 1956 issue of Mystery Tales. The volume includes the feature story Lost in the Labyrinth, as well as The Unsuspected!, The Disappearing Act, and Foolproof!. Published by20th Century C... 62 Kirby, Trimpe | Lee, Wein | Hulk 4, 182 | 1962-74 This lot features two professionally graded Marvel comics: Incredible Hulk #4, featuring art by Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers with a Stan Lee script from November 1962, and issue #182 by Herb Trimpe and Len Wein from December 1974. Issue #4includes a ret... 63 Lee, Kane, Romita ASM 91-209 Collection 1970-1980 Stan Lee, Gil Kane, and John Romita Sr. produce this group of six staple-bound ink on paper comic books. The lot includes issue numbers 91, 96, 97, 98, 197, and 209. Featured content includes the complete historically significantnon-Comics Code drug ... 64 Kirby, Lee, Colan. MODOK, Bicentennial, 1970-76. C Legendary artists Jack Kirby and Gene Colan lead this expansive Marvel Comics Bronze Age collection. Highlights include the origin of MODOK in issue 133 and the Bicentennial celebration in issue 200. Spanning 1970 to 1976, this groupfeatures the firs... 65 Cockrum+Claremont, 20 PowerMan & Iron Fist, 2 CGC This collection of twenty issues features artwork by Dave Cockrum and Mark Bright with writing by Chris Claremont. Spanning 1974 to 1986, the lot includes key appearances by Sabretooth and Iron Man. Two issues are CGC-graded, featuring a 9.8 white-pa... 66 Buscema, Smith, Thomas | Squadron Supreme | 70-72 This collection from the Marvel Comics Group features artwork by John Buscema, Tom Palmer, and Barry Windsor-Smith with stories by Roy Thomas. The group includes issue 85, which features the first appearance of the Squadron Supreme, andissue 75 marki... 67 Chaykin, Thomas | Star Wars Comics Group, 1977-86 Howard Chaykin, Roy Thomas, and Carmine Infantino illustrate these stapled paper comic books published between 1977 and 1986. This collection features the first comic appearances of core series characters alongside the complete Return ofthe Jedi limi... 68 Claremont, Byrne. 15 X-Men. 1968-90. Rogue, Gambit This collection of fifteen books features the printed title Marvel Comics Group and work by Chris Claremont, John Byrne, and Dave Cockrum. Notable inclusions are X-Men issue 43 and the second appearance of Rogue in issue 158. Publishedbetween 1968 an... 69 Milgrom Claremont q1st Rogue Avengers 10 81 Artist Michael Golden and writer Chris Claremont present this pivotal 1981 issue featuring the first appearance of Rogue. The story, By Friends-- Betrayed!, details the encounter where Rogue permanently absorbs the powers and memories ofMs. Marvel. T... 70 Starlin | Huge Capt.Marvel+Ms. Marvel Lot (14)| 73 This collection of fourteen Marvel Comics features Bronze Age key issues and modern highlights. Highlights include Gerry Conway and John Buscema's Ms. Marvel number 1 featuring the character's first appearance, alongside Jim Starlin'sCaptain Marvel n... 70 Seven BCW Short Comic Book Storage Bins Seven heavy-duty BCW short comic book bins are constructed from black, acid-free injection-molded plastic. Each durable unit features a collapsible design with interlocking hinged lids and top locks for secure stacking. A printed stylizedBCW logo wit... 71 Lee, Buscema, Wolfman Marvel Lot 21 Issue 1978 A group of twenty-one Marvel Bronze Age comics featuring Stan Lee's Savage She-Hulk #1 and Marv Wolfman's Spider-Woman series. Art provided by John Buscema and Carmine Infantino throughout issues spanning 1978 to 1983. Key inclusionsfeature the first... 72 McFarlane Spider-Man 1, Larsen Spidey 341, 1984-96 Todd McFarlane, Erik Larsen, and Dan Jurgens are the primary writers and artists for this group featuring appearances by Superman and Tarantula. Dating 1984-1996, the lot includes the Spider-Man 1 silver variant, Web of Spider-Man 90hologram, and Sen... 73 Miller, Colan | 1st Elektra | 1967-82 | 15 Issues Features artwork and writing by Frank Miller, Gene Colan, and Stan Lee. This collection includes the first appearance of Elektra and The Hand, with guest appearances by Black Panther, Namor, and the Hulk. Published between 1967 and 1982,these Bronze ... 74 Early GoTG Lot | 1st Star-Lord | 13 Issues Gray Morrow, Steve Englehart, and Frank Miller contribute to this collection of thirteen Bronze Age Marvel comics published from 1975 to 1980. This group features the first appearance of Star-Lord in Marvel Preview 4 and the completeten-issue run of ... 75 Awesome Group of 36 Marvel The Defenders Comics This group of 36 Marvel Comics Group publications includes The Defenders volume one, three Giant-Size issues, and one Annual. Featured key issues include numbers 10, 19, and 28, representing significant character battles and firstappearances of the W... 76 29 Marvel Comics Including The Champions #1 This group of 29 Marvel comic books features Bronze and Copper Age titles including The Champions issues #1 and #17. Printed mastheads identify the publisher as Marvel Comics Group. The assortment contains Marvel Super-Heroes, Marvel Ageissue #1, and... 77 A Group of 25 Marvel Avengers Vol. 1 Comic Books A group of 25 Marvel Comics Group Avengers (Vol. 1) issues spanning 1974 to 1979. This Bronze Age run features key issues including the Beast joining the team and the Guardians of the Galaxy. The lot features cover art by legends JackKirby, George Pe... 78 Fox Sekowsky 1st Shaggy 1965-78 32 JLA Issues Writers Gardner Fox and Gerry Conway join artists Mike Sekowsky and Dick Dillin. This collection includes the 1965 debut of the Shaggy Man in issue 45 and the oversized DC-17. Spanning through 1978, the lot features consecutive Bronze Ageruns and ico... 79 Byrne, Claremont | 1st Alpha Flight, 79, 21 issues This 21-issue collection features art by John Byrne and Mike Mignola with writing by Chris Claremont. It highlights the 1979 first appearance of Alpha Flight in Uncanny X-Men 120, which bears Byrne and Austin classic artwork. The groupingincludes the... 80 Buscema, Claremont, Wolverine 25ct Lot, 1982-2010 John Buscema and Chris Claremont lead this collection of twenty-five Marvel comics centered on Wolverine. These mostly VF/FN plus clean, sharp issues feature the debut of Marvel Comics Presents and include many minor key issues like WhatIf? #31. Span... 80 Vintage Trading Card Assortment and Two Books An assortment of vintage Topps trading cards and stickers featuring Star Wars: Return of the Jedi, The Simpsons, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The lot includes a signed 1931 edition of The Melody of Chaos by Houston Peterson and atrade paperback,... 81 Big (44) G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Lot Forty-four G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero comic books published by Marvel Comics Group. The group includes issues 2 through 14, 16 through 20 with doubles of 17, and issues 22 through 31, 33, 34, 53, 65, 69, 81, 85, and issue 150.Additional titles fe... 82 33 Marvel Wolverine Comics+ CGC Slab A group of thirty-three Marvel comics primarily featuring Wolverine includes a CGC 9.6 Universal Grade copy of issue #3 from 1989. Other notable issues include The Uncanny X-Men #251 and various early Volume 2 entries. The CGC labeldisplays CGC UNIVE... 83 14 DC, Marvel & Topps Comics/Keys, Slab,1971-1993 This group of 14 comic books and magazines dates from 1971 to 1993, each bearing printed publisher logos and issue information. It includes a Swamp Thing Annual number 1 inside a plastic slab with a blue label reading CGC UNIVERSAL GRADE 9.2 and whit... 84 Large 33 Captain America Grouping, Keys/VF This group of 33 Marvel Captain America comic books includes issues spanning from 1970 to 1986. Notable key issues featured are numbers 131, 282, 300, and 316. The run contains cover art by Mike Zeck, John Byrne, and Gene Colan. Each issuefeatures vi... |
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