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The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #523 2005

Lot #1 (Sale Order 1 of 329)

It's the sensational Spider-Man versus the horrendous hordes of Hydra as the villainous organization makes its final push to seize control of the country! Standing in the way? Everyone's favorite wall-crawler. But will Spidey have enough left in the tank to take out the group of terrorists and save the day?

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #522 2005

Lot #2 (Sale Order 2 of 329)

It's an action-packed extravaganza as the hordes of Hydra make a final push to take over the United States!! And it's up to everyone's favorite red, white, and blue web-slinger to make sure that "HAIL HYDRA" isn't the new national anthem!

the Brave and the Bold DC Comic #163 Bronze Age 1980 Black Lightning

Lot #3 (Sale Order 3 of 329)

Batman and Black Lightning team up to discover why oil tank trucks have been disappearing on the Gotham-Metropolis run. A Flash in the Dam ad for Hostess snack cakes featuring the Flash. Article by Bob Rozakis on periodicals "The Comic Reader," "The Comics Journal," "Mediascene," and "The Buyer's Guide."

Spider-Man Marvel Comic #45 1994

Lot #4 (Sale Order 4 of 329)

In the aftermath of Amazing Spider-Man (1963-1998 1st Series) #388, Peter must face his Aunt May with the truth behind his parents' sudden disappearance. Plus, Spider-Man's arch foe, the deadly Chameleon, wants the web-slinger dead.

Hercules Prince of Power Marvel Comic #1 Bronze Age 1984

Lot #5 (Sale Order 5 of 329)

Zeus banished Hercules from Mount Olympus in the name of teaching him humility, but instead it seems his son stumbled upon the things he adores most: action and adventure.

Tor DC Comic #3 Bronze Age 1975

Lot #6 (Sale Order 6 of 329)

Tor rescues villagers from the Fire-Men. Danny dreams that he is in the prehistoric world on a flimsy raft. When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth article about the film by Allan Asherman, with photographs.

Tor DC Comic #2 Bronze Age 1975

Lot #7 (Sale Order 7 of 329)

Tor is banished from his tribe. Danny is transported into the distant past. The Spy Hostess ad, art by Curt Swan and Vince Colletta. Letter from writer Don Glut.

Tor DC Comic #4 Bronze Age 1975

Lot #8 (Sale Order 8 of 329)

Tor brings together a male-only tribe and a female-only tribe. A crippled tribe member enjoys killing every animal he can find. Minerva Menace! Hostess ad with Captain Marvel, art by Curt Swan and Vince Colletta. Triceratops article by Joe Kubert, art by Russ Heath. Triceratops article by Joe Kubert, art by Russ Heath. The Caveman's Escape text story by Allan Asherman, with photos from When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth.

Weird War Tales DC Comic #51 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #9 (Sale Order 9 of 329)

ecret Weapon, script by Jack Oleck, art by Bill Draut; set during World War II sometime after 11 July 1944. Project V, script by Bob Rozakis, pencils by Bill Draut, inks by Bob Wiacek; set during World War II. A Canterbury Tail--Tales of the Great Disaster, script by Paul Levitz (plot) and Jack C. Harris (script), pencils by Marshall Rogers, inks by Terry Austin.

Weird War Tales DC Comic #56 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #10 (Sale Order 10 of 329)

The Headless Courier, script by Arnold Drake, art by Ric Estrada; set during World War I. The Blue and the Grave!, script by Arnold Drake, pencils by Bill Draut, inks by Steve Mitchell; set during the Civil War.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comic #437 1991 Hercules Prince of Power

Lot #11 (Sale Order 11 of 329)

Hercules tricks Quasar and Thor into battling each other on the pretense of a "training exercise" for the new Thor, Eric Masterson. Tales of Asgard back-up, "Sword Quest!", script by Tom DeFalco, art by Patrick Olliffe; Balder and Sif begin their quest to find the banished Thor. Bullpen Bulletins.

Showcase 94 DC Comic #3 1994 Arkham Blue Beetle Psyba-Rats

Lot #12 (Sale Order 12 of 329)

With Arkham Asylum being rebuilt after its destruction during 'Knightfall,' the only place to keep Batman's enemies is Blackgate Prison. Now Two-Face, the Scarecrow, the Riddler, Mad Hatter and Poison Ivy are among the newcomers to enter Blackgate...and the prison's permanent residents aren't happy to have visitors! "Madmen Across the Water" is written by Alan Grant, with art by Tim Sale and Jimmy Palmiotti. New Blood hero Razorsharp and the Psyba-Rats from Robin (1993-2009) Annual #2 star in "What's Your Twenty?," a 2-part adventure in which the hackers break into a deadly high-security skyscraper. Written by Chuck Dixon, with art by Howard Porter and Mark Stegbauer. In Part 2 of the 3-part "Caged City," a framed Blue Beetle must make a seemingly impossible escape from a fortress prison, while the corrupt police of Freemont use technology stolen from Beetle himself.

Showcase 94 DC Comic #4 1994 Arkham Blue Beetle Psyba-Rats

Lot #13 (Sale Order 13 of 329)

The tension between the displaced Arkham Asylum inmates and the convicts of Blackgate Prison reaches the boiling point, so Two-Face, the Scarecrow, the Riddler, the Mad Hatter, Poison Ivy and the others seize the opportunity to get the upper hand...in a softball game? "Madmen Across the Water" is written by Alan Grant, with art by Tim Sale and Jimmy Palmiotti. "Banzai, Good Buddy!" concludes the 2-part adventure of New Blood hero Razorsharp and the Psyba-Rats, as Razorsharp's powers take a new and horrifying turn. Written by Chuck Dixon, with art by Howard Porter and Mark Stegbauer. In the conclusion of "Caged City," Blue Beetle must survive a deadly dogfight with airships developed from his own technology.

Conan the Barbarian Marvel Comic #170 Bronze Age 1985

Lot #14 (Sale Order 14 of 329)

Conan and Fafnir battle Kx'Ulthuum, god of Death; Fafnir was last seen falling to his death in Conan the Barbarian #167; here he appears to die again (hes next seen in Savage Sword of Conan #221).

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comic #262 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #15 (Sale Order 15 of 329)

Odin, discovered missing in issue 250, is found in "Even an Immortal Can Die!", script by Len Wein, pencils by Walt Simonson (breakdowns) and Tony DeZuniga (finished art), inks by Tony DeZuniga; Thor tries to free himself from his bonds, but cannot; The Soul Survivors tell him the origin of themselves and of the Doomsday Star; That they are the ones that intercepted Odin; They then take Thor's group to see him; They are using Odin as a battery and they have almost drained him dry; Back in Asgard, the second Thor leads Balder and Karnilla into Asgard, then assaults them; Thor is speaking to a very weak Odin, when Odin apparently dies; In his rage, Thor begins to tear through all the Techno-trackers with ease, as Hogun, Volstagg, and Recorder arrive; With nothing else to do, K'rll places himself in the Spirit Mold and gives form to the remaining Odinpower still in the batteries, creating a beast made of pure Odinforce.

The Warlord DC Comic #17 Bronze Age 1979

Lot #16 (Sale Order 16 of 329)

Still on their quest to rescue their son, Morgan and Tara discover an incredible power in lost desert city in "Citadel of Death." Script by Mike Grell and art by Mike Grell and Vince Colletta.

The Warlord DC Comic #7 Bronze Age 1977 Key Origin of Machiste

Lot #17 (Sale Order 17 of 329)

The Iron Devil, script and art by Mike Grell; After telling Mariah and Travis about his origins, a possessed Machiste tries to kill the Warlord. Ask the Answer Man with Bob Rozakis. Birds of a Feather Hostess Cup Cakes ad with Batman, art by Curt Swan and Vince Colletta.

Daily Bugle Marvel Comic #1 1996

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Ben Urich discovers that Morgan Hall is trying to form a crime syndicate and flees after being discovered; Ben and Angela Yin are chased by thugs for their pictures of the events; They discover that they've photographed Congressman Henry Adams cavorting with Susie Dawn, and Hall wants the pictures so he can blackmail Adams; The Daily Bugle runs the story and Adams confesses. Peter Parker saves Betty from being shot and they witness the murder of Jimmy Fude.

Conspiracy Marvel Comic #2 1998

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Conspiracy Comic #2 1998

Life with Archie Archie Series Comic #103 Bronze Age 1970

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Some kids ask Archie to use his acquaintance with Mr. Lodge to help them get funding for the local youth center. The Name of the Game, script by Dick Malmgren, art by Bob Bolling; Mr. Lodge and Smithers get a phone call from Veronica saying that she can't come home because "Archie and Reggie have me captured," and assume that she's being held for ransom. Spice of Life, script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Bob Bolling, inks by Mario Acquaviva; Reggie sees Archie running and follows his rival to see what he's up to. Jughead sees Reggie running after Archie and runs after Reggie to protect his buddy. Hear Here! featuring Li'l Jinx, script and art by Joe Edwards. Just a Shade Too Much!, script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Harry Lucey; Archie can't afford to rent a beach umbrella, so he tries to get Veronica some shade with four old poles and a tarpaulin.

The Adventures of Bayou Billy Archie Adventure Series Comic #3 1990

Lot #21 (Sale Order 21 of 329)

The Adventures of Bayou Billy Comic #3 1990

Mutt and Jeff DC Comic #90 Silver Age 1956

Lot #22 (Sale Order 22 of 329)

DC reprints the comic strip that defined the comic strip, featuring the original tall-and-short comedy duo. Also featuring the "topper" strip Cicero's Cat. Jeff's rooster keeps waking up Mutt. Mutt and his wife adopt a French orphan. Jeff gets a parrot that uses bad language. Plus a PSA about summer vacation, and a review of the Louis Armstrong Story recordings. Mutt & Jeff; Cicero's Cat; Varsity Vic; Platter Chatter: Columbia Retraces the Louis Armstrong Story in Four-Volume Record Release; Binky Shows How to Spend a Summer Week!

Land of the Giants Gold Key Comic #4 Silver Age 1969

Lot #23 (Sale Order 23 of 329)

Comic book version of the sci/fi-fantasy TV series in which seven Earthlings are stranded in a very large world. Issue has "Safari in Giantland -- Part 1: Assault and Battery" and "Part 2: Babes in Toyland" in which the castaways' journey to obtain batteries for their ship leads into danger and adventure. Issue also has Gold Key Comics Club features.

Worlds Unknown Marvel Comic #2 Bronze Age 1973

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Cover story, "A Gun for Dinosaur!" Adaptations of stories by L. Sprague de Camp and Keith Laumer

Manhunter DC Comic #1 1988

Lot #25 (Sale Order 25 of 329)

Millennium introduced the world to the dawn of a new age...and gave the Earth a host of new heroes to protect it as it heads into the millennium. Now the first of these heroes begins his own continuing series in Manhunter. You've met Mark Shaw in Millennium and Suicide Squad...but you don't know even half of his story yet. His amazing stories began years ago, when he underwent the grueling training of the Manhunters, sworn enemies of the Millennium and the future of mankind. He's rediscovered the power of the Manhunter training and, now on his own, he's got big plans for putting them to use. His way. Written by John Ostrander and Kim Yale, with art by Doug Rice and Sam Kieth, Manhunter is the ongoing series about a man who hunts the world's most dangerous game...for a price.

2099 Unlimited Marvel Comic #1 1993 Key 1st Appearance of Hulk 2099

Lot #26 (Sale Order 26 of 329)

Key 1st app of Hulk 2099 in "Nothing Ever Changes," script by Evan Skolnik, pencils by Chris Wozniak, inks by Chris Ivy; Mutagen is planning on eliminating Homo-inferior; as he calls normal humans; for starters he chooses the hospital one of Spider-Mans friends is in; It is a long hard battle but Spidey is victorious in the end, though Mutagen does get away. Untitled story, script by Gerard Jones, art by Dwayne Turner; Hulk comes out of a six day anger binge to find that his current project at work has been reassigned due to his absence; While researching his next job he comes across evidence that leads him to discover a contract on Naomi.

Arcana the Books of Magic DC Comic #1 1994

Lot #27 (Sale Order 27 of 329)

Continued from Doom Patrol (1987) Annual #2. Tim Hunter, the teenager introduced in THE BOOKS OF MAGIC who has the potential to become the world's greatest mage, becomes enmeshed in Free Country's plot to recruit children of power. THE CHILDREN'S CRUSADE concludes in Childrens Crusade (1993) #2. Written by John Ney Rieber, with art by Peter Gross. Painted cover by John Bolton. 68 pages. Suggested for Mature Readers.

Gilgamesh II DC Comic #1 1989

Lot #28 (Sale Order 28 of 329)

An alien child arrives on Earth, alone, to grow up to become the most powerful being on the face of the planet...all the time believing he was unique. And then he discovers he's not alone after all. Thus begins the story of GILGAMESH II, a modern re-telling of one of the oldest and greatest stories of the heroic tradition, giving birth to a truly modern super-hero.

Vigilante Annual DC Comic #2 1986

Lot #29 (Sale Order 29 of 329)

Adrian Chase goes from judge to defendant while Vigilante faces off against Cannon and Saber.

Zero Hour Crisis in Time DC Comic #2 1994

Lot #30 (Sale Order 30 of 329)

The universe continues to unravel. Alan Scott and Jay Garrick retire in the wake of the annihilation of fellow Justice Society members. Various heroes (including Waverider) battle Extant and a possessed group of Team Titans.

Zero Hour Crisis in Time DC Comic #4 1994

Lot #31 (Sale Order 31 of 329)

Readers of Zero Hour should read this issue first, then work their way backward to number zero. This gimmick by DC reflects the storyline itself, in which the universe is being destroyed by an all-consuming force that is working its way from the distant future to the past. Wally West Flash, like Barry Allen before him, tries to stop the crisis, but vanishes in the process. In addition, anomalies, such as Barbara Gordon appearing as Batgirl (despite the fact that Joker paralyzed her years before), begin popping up all over the world.

Day of Judgment DC Comic #1 1999

Lot #32 (Sale Order 32 of 329)

The Spectre menaces the DC Universe in an incredible crossover event! The Demon Etrigan helps the fallen angel Azmodel (last seen in JLA: PARADISE LOST) seize control of the supernatural power of The Spectre. Now the condemned dead are rising, Hell has literally frozen over, and Earth will burn to a cinder, unless DC's greatest heroes can win a staggering battle on three fronts: Earth, Heaven and Hell itself! For more information, see the feature article.

The Adventures of Bayou Billy Archie Adventure Series Comic #2 1989

Lot #33 (Sale Order 33 of 329)

The Adventures of Bayou Billy Archie Adventure Series Comic #2 1989

Spiral Zone DC Comic #2 1988

Lot #34 (Sale Order 34 of 329)

"Deadly Masquerade!" Written by Michael Fleisher. Art by Carmine Infantino and Dick Giordano. Can it be? Is there a traitor in the ranks of the Zone Riders? And if the world's last heroes cannot trust each other, than who will be left to stop the ever expanding influence of the sinister Spiral Zone?!

Adventures on the Planet of the Apes Marvel Comic #8 Bronze Age 1976

Lot #35 (Sale Order 35 of 329)

Gil Kane cover; Ploog art; Alcala art Adaptation of the 2nd movie

Green Lantern DC Comic #131 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #36 (Sale Order 36 of 329)

"The Doom of the Golden Sun." Evil Star, bent on making Earth's sun go nova, imprisons Green Lantern. Script by Mike W. Barr, pencils by Joe Staton, inks by Steve Mitchell. Includes Tales of the Green Lantern Corps story called "The Trial of Arkkis Chummuck: Evidence."

US 1 Marvel Comic #1 Bronze Age 1983 Key 1st Appearance of the Highwayman Jefferson Archer. 1st Appe

Lot #37 (Sale Order 37 of 329)

Key 1st Appearance of the Highwayman Jefferson Archer. 1st Appearance of Ulysses Solomon Archer. U.S. 1, Coming At Ya!" by Al Milgrom (script) and Herb Trimpe (art).

Harvey Marvel Comic #3 Bronze Age 1972

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Harvey Marvel Comic #3 Bronze Age 1972

The New Millie the Model Marvel Comic #156 Silver Age 1967

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The New Millie the Model Marvel Comic #156 Silver Age 1967

The New Millie the Model Marvel Comic #169 Silver Age 1969

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The New Millie the Model Marvel Comic #169 Silver Age 1969

Shogun Warriors Marvel Comic #2 Bronze Age 1979

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Part 2 of 6 - "Warriors Three!" Story by Doug Meonch. Art by Herb Trimpe and Dan Green. Two brave men and a woman have been recruited to pilot the giant robots known as the Shogun Warriors. The first of these warriors, Raydeen, battled and thought he had defeated the colossal Rok-Korr. But he soon learned that the monster had become even more powerful than before.. Now, Raydeen will be joined by Combatra and Dangard Ace, and if they fail....the world is doomed!

The New Titans DC Comic #86 1992

Lot #42 (Sale Order 42 of 329)

"If this be Chaos!" Guest-starring Deathstroke, Phantasm, and the New Teen Titans. Written by Marv Wolfman. Art Tom Grummett, Curt Swan, Dick Giordano, Moore, and Al Vey. Cover by Tom Grummett and Al Vey. Nightwing battles Deathstroke for the right to lead. The New Teen Titans continue to plot Donna's demise. And, Pantha is put in charge of raising baby Wildebeest.

Firestorm The Nuclear Man Annual DC Comic #5 1987

Lot #43 (Sale Order 43 of 329)

The Justice League have their hands full with the Suicide Squad, while Firestorm makes his last stand against Pozhar in "Ground Zero". Part 4 of 5, continued from Firestorm (1982-90 2nd Series) #64. Story continues in Firestorm (1982-90 2nd Series) #65.

The Demon vs Lobo DC Comic #15 1991

Lot #44 (Sale Order 44 of 329)

Lobo and the Demon...they're just the duo you want fighting for control of a plummeting atomic bomb. Not even that cosmic know-it-all the Phantom Stranger can influence the destructive outcome of their battle! Written by Alan Grant, with art and cover by Val Semeiks and Bob Smith.

Green Arrow Annual DC Comic #5 1992

Lot #45 (Sale Order 45 of 329)

ECLIPSO: THE DARKNESS WITHIN Annual Crossover Event continues. Black Canary becomes an Eclipso and must be stopped by Green Arrow and guest star Batman.

The Mighty Crusaders Archie Adventure Series Comic #6 Bronze Age 1984

Lot #46 (Sale Order 46 of 329)

Cover pencils by Rich Buckler, inks by Ricardo Villagran. Chapter 4 - Flaky Puff (Isn't Sweet), script by Martin L. Greim, pencils by Dick Ayers, inks by Tony deZuniga; As the Shield and Tory attempt to free themselves from a collapsed abandoned mine, the Hun and Flaky Puff attack the FBI office, looking for the 2nd half of the 42642 map. Pick a Card, script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Stan Goldberg, inks by Jon D'Agostino; A rich woman gets her fortune told in a gypsy tea room.

Midnight Sons Unlimited Marvel Comic #2 1993

Lot #47 (Sale Order 47 of 329)

Cover by Bill Sienkiewicz. Bloodbath!, script by Mort Todd, art by Rurik Tyler and Malcolm Jones III; Morbius gets blamed for murders he didnt commit, so he investigates and discovers dark secrets. Skin, script by Chris Cooper, art by Dan Lawlis and Mike Esposito; a cop uses a page of the book in trade for having his legal troubles gone. The Lure starring Blade, script by Gary Cohn, art by Kevin Kobasic and Brian Garvey. The Organ Grinder starring Ghost Rider, script by Mort Todd, art by Bart Sears and Jimmy Palmiotti. Ghost Rider illustration by Gomez.

Advanced Dungeons and Dragons DC Comic #17 1990

Lot #48 (Sale Order 48 of 329)

Kyriani's Story: The Ostus Legacy! Part 1 of 2. Written by Dan Mishkin. Art by Jan Duursema and Rick Magyar. Kyri has been summoned by her half-brother, the paladin Priam Agrivar. But when Onyx and her arrive at the designated location they soon find that they 've fallen for a ruse. Now, begins the trial that will change the fair half-elf's life forever.

Mystery in Space DC Comic #115 Bronze Age 1981

Lot #49 (Sale Order 49 of 329)

"Ark" (script by Mike Barr, pencils by George Tuska, inks by Bob Wiacek); "The Planet of Loathing" (script by Steve Utley, art by Steve Ditko); "That Which Conquers All!" (script by John Ellis Sech, pencils by Greg LaRocque, inks by John Celardo); "Diplomatic Immunity!" (script by David Allikas, pencils by Denys Cowan, inks by Celardo); and "Certified Safe!" (script by Arnold Drake, art by Brian Bolland). The Flash stars in a one-page Hostess ad, "The Flash Meets the Bureauc-Rat."

Sad Sack Harvey Comic #235 Bronze Age 1973

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Sad Sack Harvey Comic #235 Bronze Age 1973

Marvel Classics Comics The Oddyssey Marvel Comic #18 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #51 (Sale Order 51 of 329)

Cover by Ernie Chan and Marie Severin (alterations). "The Odyssey," script by Bill Mantlo (adaptation), art by Jess Jodloman; Trojan hero Odysseus King of Ithaca journeys home; His faithful and beautiful wife Penelope dodges suitors. Adapted from the ancient Greek epic poem "The Odyssey," attributed to Homer and believed to have been composed in the 8th century BCE. The World of Homer pinup by Ernie Chan.

Sad Sack and the Sarge Harvey Comic #107 Bronze Age 1974

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Sad Sack and the Sarge Harvey Comic #107 Bronze Age 1974

Playful Little Audrey Harvey Comic #41 Silver Age 1962

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Playful Little Audrey Harvey Comic #41 Silver Age 1962

Sad Sack Laugh Special Harvey Comic #81 Bronze Age 1975

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Sad Sack Laugh Special Harvey Comic #81 Bronze Age 1975

Transformers Marvel Comic #13 1986

Lot #55 (Sale Order 55 of 329)

This issue has a Transformers tale from a different viewpoint as loser and gambler Joey Slick stumbles across a very strange gun while running from some gangsters trying to collect on Slick's gambling debts. But the gun is actually Megatron in a transformed state and Joey uses Megatron to his advantage and fixes a few things in his miserable life in "Shooting Star." Script by Bob Budiansky and art by Don Perlin & Al Gordon.

Transformers Marvel Comic #14 1986 Key 1st Appearance of Grapple, Hoist, Smokescreen, Skids, and tra

Lot #56 (Sale Order 56 of 329)

Key 1st Appearance of Grapple, Hoist, Smokescreen, Skids, and tracks. Jetfire officially joins the Autobots as they go out and blend into the world. While that is going on, Shockwave has come with a plan for new energon cubes which will enable the Decepticons to refuel with any form of energy in "Rock and Roll-Out." Script by Bob Budiansky and art by Don Perlin & Al Gordon. Cover by Bob Budiansky and Mike Esposito.

Casper the Friendly Ghost Harvey Comic #140 Bronze Age 1970

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Casper the Friendly Ghost Harvey Comic #140 Bronze Age 1970

Mickey Mouse and Goofy Explore Energy Walt Disney Comic #0 Bronze Age 1976

Lot #58 (Sale Order 58 of 329)

Mickey Mouse and Goofy Explore Energy was published in 1967 by the Walt Disney Educational Media Company. The comic is standard-sized.

The Flintstones Featuring The Great Gazoo Charlton Comic #7 Bronze Age 1974

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The Flintstones Featuring The Great Gazoo Charlton Comic #7 Bronze Age 1974

Avengers Marvel Comic #360 1993

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The Gatherers Saga: Part 10 of 178 - "Alternate Visions" Script by Bob Harras. Pencils by Steve Epting. Inks by Tom Palmer. Bronze foil embossed cover by Steve Epting and Tom Palmer. Inside the citadel of the Gatherers, Proctor holds his newest avenger captive! The Vision! What diabolical plan does Proctor have in store for the synthezoid avenger? A simple one really. Transplant the Vision's artificial mind into another Vision from an alternative reality! And send the new "evil" Vision to kill the Avengers! A synthetic wolf in sheep's clothing! With Earth's Mightiest Heroes in disarray (after Sersi's rash behavior last issue), will the Vision's teammates even notice the change? First appearance of the Anti-Vision. Cameo appearances by Captain America, Lockjaw, and the Swordsman. Backup feature: "Overviews" Script by Bob Harras. Art by Hector Collazo. Designs by Suzanne Gaffney. The Black Widow brings Cap up-to-date on everything he's missed with the Avengers over the past several weeks. Avengers Lineup: Black Knight, Black Widow, Crystal, Hercules, Sersi, and the Vision. (Notes: This issue begins the 30th anniversary celebration of the Avengers. The Vision returns to his familiar red-hued body for the first time since West Coast Avengers 40.

Avengers Marvel Comic #363 1993

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The Gatherers Saga: Part 13 of 18 - "A Gathering of Hate!" Double-size issue. Script by Bob Harras. Pencils by Steve Epting. Inks by Tom Palmer. Silver foil embossed cover by Steve Epting and Tom Palmer. It's all-out action in the Andes Mountains as Earth's Mightiest Heroes have at long last located Proctor's secluded citadel! The Black Knight leads the charge inside and in mere seconds the epic battle erupts! Seven fighting-mad avengers vs. Cassandra, Sloth, Magdalene, Tabula Rasa, and Proctor! The rage and fury of Dane Whitman and the Prince of Power push the Gatherers back on their heels, but the awesome power of Proctor stalls the Avengers' march to victory! During the furious fight, new details emerge about the relationship between Sersi and Proctor; and the Black Knight's connection to both of them! Could Sersi somehow be a greater threat to the Avengers than Proctor? First appearance of Deathcry. Cameo appearances by the Watcher, Empress Lilandra, Henry Pym, Bill Foster, and the Swordsman. Avengers Lineup: Black Knight, Black Widow, Captain America, Crystal, Hercules, Sersi, and the Vision. Second feature: One-page pin-up of the Vision vs. Proctor by Art Nichols and Hector Collazo. Third feature: One-page pin-up of the Blood Wraith. Fourth feature: One-page pin-up of Captain America vs. the Gatherers. Fifth feature: One-page pin-up of Sersi by Brian Pelletier and Tom Palmer. Sixth feature: One-page pin-up of the Anachronauts by Dan Panosian. Seventh feature: Two-page pin-up of the Avengers vs. the Gatherers by Art Nichols, Hector Collazo, and Harry Candelario. (Note: The letters page previews George Perez's 30th anniversary Avengers poster in the typeset background.)

Richie Rich and his mean cousin Reggie Harvey World Comic #1 Bronze Age 1979

Lot #62 (Sale Order 62 of 329)

Richie's mean cousin Reggie, who loves pranks and bullying, is the Goofus to Richie's Gallant. Reggie likes to pretend he's brave, but he's lacking just one thing: courage. Cadbury tries to teach a butler-in-training by setting an example - but he is the perfect butler, after all. Brave Rave; Reggie on the Spot; The Boy of Puh-Lenty; He's Very Trying; Package Deal; Cadbury: Butler in Training; Little Dot: Dot's For Me!

Richie Rich Success Stories Harvey Comic #46 Bronze Age 1972

Lot #63 (Sale Order 63 of 329)

52 page giant. Richie Rich in 'untitled' (1 pg), Richie Rich in "Dial M for Mayhem", Richie Rich in 'untitled' (1 pg), Richie Rich in 'untitled' (1 pg), Richie Rich in "Project Evil-Eye" Part 1, Richie Rich in 'untitled' (2 pg), Richie Rich Project Evil-Eye Part 2 "Let's Make Reggie Normal", Little Dot in 'untitled' (2 pg), Little Lotta in 'untitled' (1 pg), Reggie in 'untitled' (1 pg), Reggie in "The Map and the Maze" Part 1, Richie Rich in "The River Monster" text story (2 pg), Reggie The Map and the Maze Part 2 "Treasure Trouble", Little Lotta in "Along the Hamburger Trail!", Richie Rich in 'untitled'

The Adventures of Robin Hood Whitman Comic #2 Bronze Age 1974

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The Adventures of Robin Hood Whitman Comic #2 Bronze Age 1974

Sad Sack Harvey Comic #239 Bronze Age 1974

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Sad Sack Harvey Comic #239 Bronze Age 1974

The Incredible Hulk Marvel Comic #249 Bronze Age 1980

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"Jack Frost Nipping at your Soul!" Iron Man cameo. Story by Bill Mantlo. Art by Steve Ditko. The Hulk stumbles into the hidden lair of the villain formerly known as Jack Frost and Blizzaro. Will the Hulk find a way out of this arctic tomb or will he surrender to the icy touch of death.

The Incredible Hulk Marvel Comic #252 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #67 (Sale Order 67 of 329)

"The Changelings!" Part 1 of 2. Guest-starring Woodgod and Doc Samson. Story by Bill Mantlo. Art by Sal Buscema. Hulk arrives to find a beaten and bruised Doc Samson. He learns that his friends have been taken captive by the beastly Changelings. However, as the Woodgod reveals their origins to Betty and Rick, the stunned humans begin to realize that their captors may not be as malevolent as they at first thought. But what will happen when the Hulk, who still believes his friends in danger, shows up with one of his mad-ons?

Midnight Sons Morbius Marvel Comic #1 1992

Lot #68 (Sale Order 68 of 329)

52-pages. Special Collector's Item issue polybagged with bonus poster. Ghost Rider & Johnny Blaze guest star in Rise of the Midnight Sons part 3 of 6.

The Hands of Shang-Chi, Master of Kung Fu Marvel Comic #36 Bronze Age 1976

Lot #69 (Sale Order 69 of 329)

"Cages of Myth, Menagerie of Mirrors!" Part 1 of 2. Script by Doug Moench, pencils by Keith Pollard, inks by Sal Trapani. A mysterious old man reveals the world's strangest menagerie to Shang Chi. Plus, the Master of Kung Fu must battle a cadre of deadly ninja. Spider-Man stars in a one-page Hostess ad, "The Kidnap Caper."

Skull the Slayer Marvel Comic #6 Bronze Age 1976

Lot #70 (Sale Order 70 of 329)

Cover by John Buscema and Mike Esposito. Swamp!, script by Bill Mantlo, art by Sal Buscema and Steve Ga; Having escaped the Time Tower, Scully and his friends including a wounded and delirious Corey have to negotiate the dangers of the swamp, and end up fighting a tribe of Incas; Meanwhile, the robotic Black Knight kills Slitherogue, not knowing that this action will destroy the Time Tower and himself with it since the Tower was tied to Slitherogue's life processes; Back in the present day, Scully's old nemesis Corporal Freddy Lancer, one of his escorts on the plane that went into the Bermuda Triangle, is rescued from the ocean by a ship carrying Jeff Turner's father, Senator Turner. Remember Those Old Funny animals...? article by Bill Mantlo. Eagle-Eye GI Joe Meets the Intruder Strongman from Another World toy ad.

Marvel Super-Heroes Featuring The Incredible Hulk Marvel Comic #77 Bronze Age 1978

Lot #71 (Sale Order 71 of 329)

Originally presented in Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st series) #125 - "And Now, the Absorbing Man!" Written by Roy Thomas. Art by Herb Trimpe. When Bruce Banner mans a rocket to stop an oncoming comet, he suddenly realizes that he has a stow away - the uncanny Absorbing Man!

Marvel Super-Heroes Featuring The Incredible Hulk Marvel Comic #87 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #72 (Sale Order 72 of 329)

Originally presented in Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st series) #135 - "Descent Into the Time-Stream!" Written by Roy Thomas. Art by Herb Trimpe and Sal Buscema. The time-traveling master criminal Kang the Conqueror plucks the Incredible Hulk up from the present and whisk him back to the harrowing days of World War I to face the Phantom Eagle! If the Hulk disrupts the time stream, then the Avengers will assemble leaving Kang triumphant!

Red Tornado DC Comic #1 Bronze Age 1985

Lot #73 (Sale Order 73 of 329)

Spurned by the JLA, ostracized by all humanity, the Red Tornado must face the Construct alone! This super-hero, an android, a robot body possessed of the elemental force of a tornado, feels alienated from the human race but protective of it. He's the only one who can tackle the Construct - that disembodied electronic consciousness cohered out of the network of electronic signals that fill Earth's atmosphere - intent on enslaving the will of every living creature be it animal, human or super-hero. Can the Red Tornado, a machine himself, save the world from the Construct? And can he finally discover his value to humanity? Written by Kurt Busiek, with art and cover by Carmine Infantino and Frank McLaughlin.

Blitzkrieg DC Comic #3 Bronze Age 1976

Lot #74 (Sale Order 74 of 329)

"The Execution" and "The Partisans!" Scripts by Bob Kanigher, art by Ric Estrada. Batman and the Penguin star in a one-page Hostess ad, "Twinkieless Gotham City." Joe Kubert cover.

Fantastic Four Marvel Comic #174 Bronze Age 1976

Lot #75 (Sale Order 75 of 329)

"Starquest!" Part 4 of 5. Script by Roy Thomas. Art by John Buscema (breakdowns) and Joe Sinnott (finishes). Cover by Jack Kirby and Frank Giacoia. The situation is becoming desperate on Counter-Earth as both Reed & Ben and Johnny & Gorr have run into major problems on their potential substitute planets with Torgo and the Skrulls, respectively. The Invisible Girl tries to help her teammates, but accidentally transports herself to yet a third planet, which is totally devoid of life! Meanwhile, the countdown to Galactus' destruction of Counter-Earth continues, and the High Evolutionary has only one option left...fight the Ravager of Worlds one-on-one!

Sgt Rock DC Comic #303 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #76 (Sale Order 76 of 329)

Cover art by Joe Kubert. Operation Massacre! [Anzio... The Bloodbath Part 2], script by Robert Kanigher, pencils by Joe Kubert, inks by Al Milgrom; Sgt. Rock and Easy during the invasion of Italy. War Games humor page by Dave Manak. The Feast--Robert Kanigher's Gallery of War, art by Lee Elias; WWII Submarine story.

Micronauts Marvel Comic #28 Bronze Age 1981

Lot #77 (Sale Order 77 of 329)

This issue: Rann--doomed! Karza--defeated! The planet Spartak--destroyed! Be there for "...Last Stand in Fantasy-World!" Written by Bill Mantlo and Pat Broderick, with art by Pat Broderick and Danny Bulanadi. Cover pencils by Pat Broderick.

Micronauts Marvel Comic #30 Bronze Age 1981

Lot #78 (Sale Order 78 of 329)

Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the Microverse! "Home Sweet Homeworld!" is written by Bill Mantlo and Pat Broderick, with art by Pat Broderick and Danny Bulanadi. Cover by Pat Broderick.

Micronauts Marvel Comic #36 Bronze Age 1981

Lot #79 (Sale Order 79 of 329)

It's a death-duel in a grade school in "This Battlefield Earth!" Characters: Rann; Microtron; Marionette; Bug; Acroyear; Pharoid; Devil; Nanotron; Centauria; Antron; Lobstros; Degrayde. Written by Bill Mantlo, with art by Keith Giffen and Danny Bulanadi. Cover by Bob Layton.

Micronauts Marvel Comic #31 Bronze Age 1981

Lot #80 (Sale Order 80 of 329)

A Time of Darkness there will be; Salvation lies in this Mystic Key! "My Body Lies Over Oceania" is written by Bill Mantlo and Pat Broderick, with art by Pat Broderick and Danny Bulanadi. Characters: Bug; Commander Rann; Marionette; Microtron; Biotron; Acroyear; Cilica; Dr. Strange; Aquon. Cover by Frank Miller.

Micronauts Marvel Comic #32 Bronze Age 1981

Lot #81 (Sale Order 81 of 329)

Cover art by Pat Broderick. "Snowblind," script by Bill Mantlo, pencils by Pat Broderick, inks by Danny Bulanadi; The Micronauts are off to find the second key to restore the Enigma Force and divert the disaster that looms over the Microverse; They travel to the snow covered zone of Subzero; The Prince of Subzero, Prince Peacock is hunting the Snowbear, not any snowbear but the one that carries the symbol on its chest of the second key; The legend has it, that the slaying of the snowbear will save the kingdom, but the slayer will lose the thing which they hold most dear. "Wonders of Nature" Hostess Fruit Pies ad featuring the Fantastic Four.

Tales of Ghost Castle DC Comic #2 Bronze Age 1975

Lot #82 (Sale Order 82 of 329)

Cover art by Luis Dominguez. "Snake-Eyes," script by Robert Kanigher, art by E. R. Cruz; A zookeeper taunts the venomous snakes that are her charges; When a bushmaster escapes the pit and bites her, she consumes an untested anti-venom serum which transforms her into a snake. "The Inheritors," script by Jack Oleck, art by Alex NiÃ±o; A space crew returns to Earth after 2000 years and exterminate the mutants now living there. "The Fate of the Fortune-Hunter," script by Mal Warwick, art by Ruben Yandoc (as Rubeny); Two murderous treasure seekers take an old man and his grandson as a hostage in order to be led to gold; After the man reveals his grandson also knows the way to the gold, they kill him, but the boy continues to led them to the gold mines where they are seized by the natives and enslaved to work the mines by the boy who actually turns out to be the prince of the native people.

Beowulf Dragon Slayer DC Comic #3 Bronze Age 1975

Lot #83 (Sale Order 83 of 329)

Beowulf -- first and greatest hero of them all! Featuring: 18 page Beowulf story "Man-Apes and Magic!" In this tale, Nan-Zee can't help...nobody can help Beowulf as he battles...the serpent of Satan! Written by Michael Uslan, with art and cover by Ricardo Villamonte.

Sgt Rock DC Comic #304 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #84 (Sale Order 84 of 329)

Cover art by Joe Kubert. Firing Squad for a Brother [Anzio... The Bloodbath Part 2], script by Robert Kanigher, pencils by Joe Kubert, inks by Al Milgrom; Sgt. Rock and Easy during the invasion of Italy. And Fear Crippled Andy Payne featuring USS Stevens, script and art by Sam Glanzman. War Games humor page by Sergio Aragones.

Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen DC Comic #144 Bronze Age 1971

Lot #85 (Sale Order 85 of 329)

Cover pencils by Jack Kirby pencils, inks by Neal Adams. A Big Thing in a Deep Scottish Lake!, script by Jack Kirby, pencils by Jack Kirby and Murphy Anderson (Superman and Jimmy Olsen heads), inks by Vince Colletta; Morgan Edge sends Jimmy and the Newsboy Legion to Scotland in search of a sea monster, while Superman and Guardian encounter trouble at the club called Cosmic Carousel. The Torn Photograph--Strange Stories of the D.N.A. Project!, script and pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Vince Colletta. Kings for a Day, script by Jack Kirby and Joe Simon, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Joe Simon; The Newsboy Legion is selected to take over the position of several city officials for a day; Mark Mangle and his mob plan to take advantage of that day to commit several crimes. Letter from comics writer Martin Pasko.

Our Fighting Forces Featuring the Losers DC Comic #178 Bronze Age 1978

Lot #86 (Sale Order 86 of 329)

Our Fighting Forces Featuring the Losers DC Comic #178 Bronze Age 1978

Tarzan of the Apes Marvel Comic #2 Bronze Age 1984

Lot #87 (Sale Order 87 of 329)

Reprints Marvel Comics Super Special 29. Comic adaptation of the 1984 movie Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes starring Christopher Lambert, Andie MacDowell, Ralph Richardson and Ian Holm. In this issue, Tarzan grows up with the tribe of apes and learns the ways of the jungle and also struggles to learn the ways of man in what remains in the home of his deceased parents. Script by Sharman DiVono & Mark Evanier and art by Dan Spiegle.

Blackhawk DC Comic #223 Silver Age 1966

Lot #88 (Sale Order 88 of 329)

Two-part story, "The Cloak-and-Swagger Crimes of Mr. Quick-Change!" Script by France E. Herron, pencils by Dick Dillin, inks by Chuck Cuidera. Back-up story, "Chuck's Pet Monster!"

Micronauts Marvel Comic #22 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #89 (Sale Order 89 of 329)

The Micronauts versus a burglar in McDonald's in "The Best Darned Burglar in the Whole Wide World!" Written by Bill Mantlo, with art by Pat Broderick and Armando Gil. Plus: a "Tales of the Microverse" story, featuring Slug on Homeworld, by Bill Mantlo, Pat Broderick and Armando Gil. Cover by Michael Golden.

Micronauts Marvel Comic #23 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #90 (Sale Order 90 of 329)

Biotron versus Molecule Man in "Field Trip!" Written by Bill Mantlo and Pat Broderick, with art by Pat Broderick and Danny Bulanadi. Plus: a "Tales of the Microverse" story, where a hypnotized Argon brings Slug to Shaitan in Aegypta, and Prince Pharoid is introduced, by Bill Mantlo, Pat Broderick and Danny Bulanadi. Also: a look at Michael Golden's unpublished cover for issue #1.

Micronauts Marvel Comic #24 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #91 (Sale Order 91 of 329)

The Micronauts take on the computer intelligence "Computrex!" Written by Bill Mantlo and Pat Broderick, with art by Pat Broderick and Armando Gil. Plus: a "Tales of the Microverse" story, where Pharoid tries to rescue Slug, by Bill Mantlo, Pat Broderick and Armando Gil. Cover by Michael Golden.

Captain America and the Falcon Marvel Comic #202 Bronze Age 1976

Lot #92 (Sale Order 92 of 329)

"Mad, Mad Dimension!" Part 2 of 3. Script by Jack Kirby. Pencils by Jack Kirby. Inks by Frank Giacoia. Cover by Jack Kirby and Frank Giacoia. The Falcon has disappeared! And the Night People have him! Due to a weird series of events, Sam Wilson and Leila Taylor are prisoners of the Night People -- at a place known as Zero Street. In the meantime in New York, the shield-slinger frantically searches for his partner. And he gets help from an unlikely source: Texas Jack Muldoon! The cowboy from the Lone Star State tells Cap that Zero Street is located in another dimension. And there might be a way to get there before the Falcon cashes in his chips! Appearances by Sharon Carter, Brother Wonderful, and Brother Inquisitor. (Note: Sharon Carter appears for the first time since Captain America 186.)

Captain America and the Falcon Marvel Comic #205 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #93 (Sale Order 93 of 329)

"Agron Walks the Earth!" Part 2 of 2. Script by Jack Kirby. Pencils by Jack Kirby. Inks by John Verpoorten. Cover by Jack Kirby and Joe Sinnott. Despite the Falcon's best efforts, the bizarre creature called Agron breaks out of the SHIELD medical facility! And now the awesome Agron walks the streets of New York City! Wisely, SHIELD sends a distress signal to the star-spangled avenger, and Captain America rushes to the scene! Cap and the Falcon swiftly compare notes and begin aggravating Agron! Why? Because it's the only way to beat him! (Notes: This two-part story was reprinted in 2005 in the trade paperback: Captain America Bicentennial Battles by Jack Kirby. The TPB collects issues 201 thru 205 plus the Marvel Treasury Special.)

Blackhawk DC Comic #233 Silver Age 1967

Lot #94 (Sale Order 94 of 329)

Too Late, the Leaper - Written by Bob Haney. Art and Cover by Dick Dillin & Charles Cuidera. Blast off with the new Blackhawk era! Plus: Letter to the editor from Irene Vartanoff.

The Brave and the Bold presents the Butcher and the Question DC Comic #2 1992 Green Arrow

Lot #95 (Sale Order 95 of 329)

Working independently across the Northwest, Green Arrow, the Butcher and the Question begin to see that all the trails point in a single deadly direction. Written by Mike Grell and Mike Baron, with art and cover by Shea Anton Pensa.

The Brave and the Bold presents the Butcher and the Question DC Comic #1 1991 Green Arrow

Lot #96 (Sale Order 96 of 329)

In the good old days, the title THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD stood for the best in team-up action and adventure. Those days are back again as DC Comics revives the original team-up title for a 6-issue miniseries starring Green Arrow, the Butcher, Black Canary and the Question! In the forests of the Pacific Northwest, Green Arrow uncovers a strange alliance of American Indians and Irish terrorists. In Seattle, Black Canary looks into a scalping murder of a lumber industry executive. John Butcher infiltrates an Amerind terrorist group...and Vic Sage, the Question, has questions about everything that's happening! Written by Mike Grell and Mike Baron, with art and cover by Shea Anton Pensa.

All-Out War DC Comic #6 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #97 (Sale Order 97 of 329)

Low Grade. All-Out War DC Comic #6 Bronze Age 1980

Marvel Super Action starring Caaptain America Marvel Comic #3 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #98 (Sale Order 98 of 329)

Originally Presented in Captain America (1968 1st Series) #102 - "The Sleeper Strikes!" Starring Captain America. Cameo by Nick Fury. Written by Stan Lee. Art by Jack Kirby and Syd Shores. Captain America faces off with his greatest enemy, the diabolical Red Skull, and the most lethal legacy of World War II when the Sleeper Strikes!

Captain America and the Falcon Marvel Comic #207 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #99 (Sale Order 99 of 329)

"The Tiger and the Swine!" Script by Jack Kirby. Pencils by Jack Kirby. Inks by Frank Giacoia and John Verpoorten (uncredited). Cover by Jack Kirby, Frank Giacoia (inks), and John Romita Sr. (alterations). The red, white, and blue avenger is on the run in the jungles of Rio de Muerte! The plane transporting Cap (against his will) to the Central American country crashed. And now armed search teams with dogs are hunting the Sentinel of Liberty! However Cap is resilient! And he survives his first encounter with the Swine and his troops! But how long can the Living Legend subsist on his own? He's needs an ally -- and he might find one very soon. Cameo appearances by Donna Maria Puentes, Sharon Carter, Leila Taylor, and the Falcon.

Fantastic Four Marvel Comic #180 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #100 (Sale Order 100 of 329)

"Bedlam in the Baxter Building" from issue 101 Written by Stan Lee. Pencils by Jack Kirby, Inks by Joe Sinnott. New cover by Kirby/Sinnott was done for the story intended for this issue but bumped to next issue, so it does not match the story inside.

Fantastic Four Marvel Comic #183 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #101 (Sale Order 101 of 329)

"Battleground: The Baxter Building!" Written by Bill Mantlo. Pencils by Sal Buscema. Inks by Joe Sinnott. Cover by George Perez and Joe Sinnott. Guest-starring Tigra and Thundra. It's the cataclysmic conclusion to the Brute (aka Reed Richards of Counter-Earth) storyline! After rescuing the free-falling Invisible Girl; the Impossible Man, Tigra, and Thundra (along with a revived Sue) charge into the Baxter Building to stop the Brute! While at the same time; Reed, Ben, Johnny, and Annihilus fly towards the Negative Zone portal to catch the Mad Thinker's monster android! No less than four villains and seven heroes will fight to the finish inside the Baxter Building! Who will win, and perhaps more importantly, who will lose? Notes: Annihilus appears next in Marvel Two-in-One 75. The letters page contains a short essay describing the development of this six-issue storyline.

Fantastic Four Marvel Comic #187 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #102 (Sale Order 102 of 329)

"Trouble Times Two!" Part 1 of 2. Script by Len Wein. Art by George Perez (breakdowns) and Joe Sinnott (finishes). Cover by George Perez and Dave Cockrum. The Fantastic Four return from Colorado and discover the Impossible Man knocked out cold. The Thing begins a room-by-room search of the Baxter Building and discovers the FF's long-time foe...Klaw! But the murderous master of sound is not alone! He has a new partner...the all-powerful Molecule Man! In Reed's electro-lab, the FF and the deadly duo battle for control of the psi-amplifier! Will the FF grasp victory? Or will it be just out of reach? Flashback cameo by the Man-Thing to recap the Molecule Man's previous appearance in Iron Man Annual 3. Last 30Â¢ issue. (Note: The letters page includes a letter from comics writer Kurt Busiek.

The Micronauts The New Voyages Marvel Comic #4 Bronze Age 1985

Lot #103 (Sale Order 103 of 329)

"Slow Death on the Proving Ground!" Written by Peter B. Gillis. Art by Kelley Jones and Bruce Patterson. The secret of the laser planet is revealed! Rann and Marionette perform a deadly dance - while the rest of the Micronauts battle to save them. Plus, more about the Makers!

Popoeye the Sailor Charlton Comic #94 Silver Age 1969

Lot #104 (Sale Order 104 of 329)

Jeep-Nappers starring Popeye, art by George Wildman. Untitled Pete the Tramp story. Steel Fish starring Popeye, art by George Wildman. Based on the classic cartoon and comic strip character.

Captain America and the Falcon Marvel Comic #212 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #105 (Sale Order 105 of 329)

"The Face of a Hero!" Script by Jack Kirby. Pencils by Jack Kirby. Inks by Mike Royer. Cover by Jack Kirby and John Verpoorten. All roads lead to the Swiss Alps for Captain America's final confrontation vs. Arnim Zola and his incredible creations! The quick thinking of Donna Maria prevents Zola from slicing Cap's face and grafting it to the faceless head of Nazi X. And with Zola stunned, the shield-slinger begins setting off explosives inside the castle. The Living Legend and Donna Maria are finally on their way to freedom -- until two of Zola's freakish beasts ambush them in the courtyard! After Cap's eyes are damaged during the attack, the situation looks bleak. Is this the end of the line for the Sentinel of Liberty? But then an angel (Sharon Carter) and a devil (Red Skull) dramatically arrive at Castle Zola! Oh my, how is this caper going to end?

Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen DC Comic #161 Bronze Age 1973

Lot #106 (Sale Order 106 of 329)

The Olsen Experiment, script by Leo Dorfman, art by Kurt Schaffenberger; While investigating an abandoned armory, Jimmy accidentally knocks over a glass globe that infects him with a virus that destroys any man-made material near him. The Face of a Nightmare!, script by Leo Dorfman [as David George], art by Kurt Schaffenberger; Jimmy Olsen saves Lucy Lane when the hospital she works at catches fire.

Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen DC Comic #157 Bronze Age 1973

Lot #107 (Sale Order 107 of 329)

The Strange, Second Life of Jimmy Olsen, script by Leo Dorfman, pencils by Kurt Schaffenberger, inks by Vince Colletta; While taking a picture of the Star of Cathay, Jimmy Olsen is transported to the past where he believes he is Marco Polo. The Secret of the Forbidden Face, script by Cary Bates, pencils by Kurt Schaffenberger, inks by Vince Colletta; Morgan Edge orders Jimmy to get the only clear photo of the face of the magician Mr. Vargas.

Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen DC Comic #152 Bronze Age 1972

Lot #108 (Sale Order 108 of 329)

Cover pencils by Gil Kane (layouts) and Mike Sekowsky (pencils), inks by Bob Oksner. The Double-Edged Sword, script by E Nelson Bridwell and Steve Skeates, pencils by Mike Sekowsky, inks by Bob Oksner; Jimmy Olsen tries to save the real Morgan Edge's life (as opposed to the clone); Darkseid appears. Letter to the editor from comics artist Duffy Vohland.

Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen DC Comic #153 Bronze Age 1972

Lot #109 (Sale Order 109 of 329)

Cover art by Bob Oksner. Murder in Metropolis!, pencils by Mike Sekowsky, inks by Mike Esposito; Inter-Gang chief, angry about Jimmy's editorials, puts the hit on Jimmy. I Am ... The Gun!, art by Sal Amendola. And Time Goes On..., script by Steve Skeates, inks by J Lofamia.

Super-Villain Team-Up Marvel Comic #14 Bronze Age 1977 Doctor Doom and Magneto

Lot #110 (Sale Order 110 of 329)

Doctor Doom Triumphant: Part 1 of 2 - "A World for the Winning!" Guest-starring the Avengers. Story by Bill Mantlo. Art by Bob Hall, Don Perlin, and Duffy Vohland. Cover by John Byrne and Terry Austin. Doctor Doom has secretly taken control of Earth's population with his neuro-gas canisters. However, he is bored by his conquest and challenges Magneto to find a way to oppose him. The Master of Magnetism tries to recruit the Avengers, but a terrific battle erupts at Avengers Mansion instead! Could a former X-man end up as Magneto's only ally against Doctor Doom? Avengers Lineup: Beast, Captain America, Iron Man, Scarlet Witch, Vision, Thor, Wasp, Wonder Man, and Yellowjacket. Cameo appearance by the Champions.

Captain Marvel Marvel Comic #51 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #111 (Sale Order 111 of 329)

Captain Marvel faces Mercurio the 4-D Man in "'Til Death Do Us Part!" SWcript by Scott Edelman, pencils by Al Milgrom, inks by Terry Austin. Cameos by the Avengers (Captain America, Iron Man, the Vision, the Scarlet Witch, and the Beast) and J. Jonah Jameson (from Spider-Man). Milgrom cover.

Blondie Charlton Comic #179 Silver Age 1969

Lot #112 (Sale Order 112 of 329)

Blondie Charlton Comic #179 Silver Age 1969

Archie and Me Archie Series Comic #2 Silver Age 1965

Lot #113 (Sale Order 113 of 329)

One Step Beyond, script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Bob Bolling, inks by Mario Acquaviva; Mr. Weatherbee proves to a skeptical Miss Grundy that he has a preternatural ability to anticipate anything his students will do. Deeper and Deeper, script by Bob Bolling, pencils by Bob Bolling, inks by Mario Acquaviva; Mr. Weatherbee tries to help boost Archie's confidence by finding something he can be better at than Reggie.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comic #448 1992 Spider-Man

Lot #114 (Sale Order 114 of 329)

"Secret Agendas!!", script by Ron Frenz (plot) and Tom DeFalco (plot; script), pencils by Ron Frenz, inks by Al Milgrom; Thor and Spider-Man battle Absorbing Man and Titania with the help of Code Blue. The Enchantress and and Ego the Living Planet appear in the Tales of Asgard back-up, "The Face of Fear!", script by Tom DeFalco, art by Patrick Olliffe; Balder and Sif join the New Immortals on their quest to find the High Evolutionary.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comic #447 1992 Spider-Man

Lot #115 (Sale Order 115 of 329)

Cover pencils by Ron Frenz, inks by Al Milgrom. "Strange Alliances," script by Tom DeFalco and (plot; script); Ron Frenz (plot), pencils by Ron Frenz, inks by Al Milgrom; While Absorbing Man has tried to go straight, Titania can't resist a life of crime; Absorbing Man asks Thor to help him scar Titania straight, but the plan goes wrong when Spider-Man shows up and thinks that Thor is working with Absorbing Man and Titania. Tales of Asgard back-up, "If This Be War!", script by Tom DeFalco, art by Patrick Olliffe; Volstagg and Hogun are captured by Uroc and his Rime Giant army; Heimdall strikes a deal with Karnilla, while Balder and Sif continue their quest to find the original Thor.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comic #482 1995

Lot #116 (Sale Order 116 of 329)

84-page giant; 400th issue of Thor. "Long Day's Journey Into Mystery." Script by Roy Thomas, pencils by M.C. Wyman, inks by Mike DeCarlo. High Evolutionary appearance. Sif stars in the second story, "A Match made in Asgard." Script by Thomas, art by Keith Pollard. "The Dark at the Top of the Stars." Script by Thomas, pencils by Wyman, inks by DeCarlo. "All the Gods at Once." Script by Thomas, pencils by Stewart Johnson, inks by Carmen Imperato. "While Mephisto's Away." Script by Thomas, art by Pollard. Volstagg, Hogun, and Fandral star in "As Shadow's Gather." Script by Glenn Greenberg, pencils by Robert Walker, inks by Jim Amash. Appearances by Loki and the High Evolutionary. Painted cover by Harrison.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comic #385 1987

Lot #117 (Sale Order 117 of 329)

Cover pencils by Ron Frenz, inks by Al Milgrom. "Be Thou God, Or Monster!", script by Jim Shooter (plotter), Erik Larsen (plotter), and Stan Lee (scripter), pencils by Erik Larsen, inks by Vince Colletta; Having destroyed half a forest just west of the Mississippi River, the Hulk sleeps; In New York, Thor is told of the Hulk's rampage and flies to stop the mindless behemoth; During their battle, the Hulk grabs a helpless woman and holds her hostage, demanding that Thor throw away Mjolnir and fight him hand-to-hand; Thor hurls Mjolnir as far as he can, and he and the Hulk begin to battle in earnest; They both begin to destroy the small town they are in, oblivious to the destruction; Thor is clearly outmatched without Mjolnir, but refuses to give up despite being severely bruised and bloodied.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comic #373 1986

Lot #118 (Sale Order 118 of 329)

Marvel 25th Anniversary Cover by Walt Simonson and John Romita (border). "The Gift of Death," script by Walt Simonson, art by Sal Buscema; Thor returns to Midgard and tries to pick up the pieces of his life there; After a rousing afternoon with his boss's children, he is warned by his old allies, the Frogs, that something is amiss underground; Venturing into the Morlock tunnels, Thor happens across the Marauders killing the former X-Man, Angel. Continued from X-Factor #11; Mutant Massacre crossover.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comic #348 Bronze Age 1984

Lot #119 (Sale Order 119 of 329)

Ragnarok and Roll: Prologue 4 of 4 - Cover by Walt Simonson. "The Dark and the Light," script and pencils by Walt Simonson, inks by Bob Wiacek; Thor and Roger save Lorelei, but fail to keep Malekith from opening the Casket of Ancient Winters; The Norns convince Balder that life is better than death; Surtur begins his advance. Appearances by Balder, Hogun, Fandral, Volstagg, and Odin.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comic #475 1994

Lot #120 (Sale Order 120 of 329)

52-page giant; collector's edition with embossed cover. Cover pencils by Lou Harrison. "Survival of the Fiercest," script by Roy Thomas, pencils by M. C. Wyman, inks by Mike DeCarlo; High Evolutionary, Thor, and the Godpack return to Wundagore, and are attacked by soldiers of Transia, who want Wundagore for themselves; They easily beat the soldiers and take them hostage against future attacks; Inside, High Evolutionary adds three more to the Godpack â€“ Anak, Riger, and Zefra; But elsewhere, Karnivore is watching over a vicious battle among the Animutants, formerly the New Men, where savagery and brutality are prized; Thor begins to feel alienated from the Godpack and wanders off; He discovers a cave, and inside is an immobile Don Blake, in a pose of striking a cane against a rock; He awakens and sees Thor, thinking hes someone from a costume party; They hear a loud explosion, and going to investigate, discover the Animutants attacking. Guest starring the High Evolutionary. Thor gets a new costume.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comic #346 Bronze Age 1984 Key 1st Appearance of the Casket of Ancient Winter

Lot #121 (Sale Order 121 of 329)

Key 1st Appearance of the Casket of Ancient Winters. Ragnarok and Roll: Prologue 2 of 4 - Cover by Walt Simonson. Thor battles Malekith and his evil hounds in "The Wild Hunt!", script and pencils by Walt Simonson, inks by Terry Austin; The Dark Elves try to capture the Casket of Ancient Winters from its new guardian, Roger Willis; Thor helps out; Malekith captures Thor's true (or at least enchanting) lover, Melodi, and threatens to kill her if the Casket is not given up. Brief Balder appearance.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comic #345 Bronze Age 1984

Lot #122 (Sale Order 122 of 329)

Ragnarok and Roll: Prologue 1 of 4 - Cover by Walt Simonson. "That Was No Lady," script and art by Walt Simonson; Lorelei continues her seduction of Thor; Malekith and the Dark Elves try to capture the Casket of Ancient Winters from its keeper, but the Casket is passed on to his son for protection. Brief appearances by Balder and Malekith.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comic #474 1994

Lot #123 (Sale Order 123 of 329)

Cover by Sandu Florea. Bonus Marvel Masterprints Spider-Man trading cards (Mark Bagley/Jimmy Palmiotti art) are bound into this issue. "When Mountains Walked," script by Roy Thomas, pencils by Sandu Florea, inks by Bob Petrecca; Thor remembers a battle between Asgard and Moguls monsters and demons and wonders if the Godpack can ever replace friends and home. Appearances by Volstagg, Sif, Fandral, and Hogun. High Evolutionary cameo.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comic #386 1987 Key 1st Appearance of Lein, Celtic Lightning God

Lot #124 (Sale Order 124 of 329)

Key 1st Appearance of Lein, Celtic Lightning God. "When Warriors Clash! Thor, Lord of Thunder vs. Leir, Lord of Lightning!", script by Tom DeFalco, pencils by Ron Frenz, inks by Brett Breeding; Thor goes on one final quest before returning to Earth; He follows a griffin-like creature through a portal to Avalon; There he battles Leir after a misunderstanding until Leir spots the creature as well; With the help of Hogun, they drive the creature back to Asgard, where it is defeated by Fandral and Volstagg; Thor goes to leave for Earth, but the warning comes too late; Asgard is adrift without Bifrost to anchor it, and Thor has transported himself into the depths of airless space.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comic #401 1989

Lot #125 (Sale Order 125 of 329)

"The Wager," script by Randall Frenz, pencils by Rich Yanizeski, inks by Hector Collazo; In Asgard, 1,000 years ago, a much younger Thor accepts a wager from Loki; Thor will travel to Midgard, and join a Viking expedition to the new world; He will not have his power and will be unable to use Mjolnir; If he fails, he will be exiled to Midgard forever and give up all claim to the throne; Of course, Loki has plans to win and cheats. Appearances by Hogun, Fandral, Volstagg, and Balder.

The Mighty Thor Annual Marvel Comic #14 1989

Lot #126 (Sale Order 126 of 329)

Atlantis Attacks crossover. Doctor Strange, Thing (of the Fantastic Four), and Quasar guest star in "Set Ascending." Script by Roy Thomas, pencils by Al Milgrom, inks by Don Heck.Brief Avengers appearance. "God's Hope." Script by Bob Layton, art by Ernie Chan. Balder, Hela, and Karnilla star in "Balder Agonistes." Script by Ralph Macchio, art by Bo Hampton. Loki stars in "Thy Neighbor's Wife." Script by Randall Frenz, pencils by Jim Valentino, inks by Gary Martin. The Thing, the Scarlet Witch, and Stingray star in "Saga of the Serpent Crown: Congress of Crowns" (Chapter 13). Script by Peter Sanderson, pencils by Mark Bagley, inks by Keith Williams. This issue also features a 2-page "Relative Strengths Comparison" of Asgardian characters (and Galactus).

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comic #430 1991 Ghost Rider

Lot #127 (Sale Order 127 of 329)

Cover pencils by Ron Frenz, inks by Al Milgrom. "The God, the Ghost, and the Guilty!", script by Tom DeFalco (plot and script) and Ron Frenz (plot), pencils by Ron Frenz (layouts) and Al Milgrom (finishes), inks by Al Milgrom (finishes); Mephisto and Loki strike a deal, Loki will locate Ghost Rider and Mephisto will leave the Wrecker and his crew for Loki to deal with; Thor and Ghost Rider battle the Wrecking Crew.

The Defenders Marvel Comic #60 Bronze Age 1978

Lot #128 (Sale Order 128 of 329)

Cover pencils by Ed Hannigan, inks by Alan Weiss. The Revenge of Vera Gemini! Xenogenesis Day of the Demons Part 3, script by David Anthony Kraft, pencils by Ed Hannigan (breakdowns) and Dan Green (finished art), inks by Dan Green; Defenders defeat Vera Gemeni and stop the Xenogenesis and the demon invasion. One-page Hostess ad, Thor Meets a Glutton for Gold, pencils by Sal Buscema, inks by Joe Sinnott.

Superman DC Comic #267 Bronze Age 1973

Lot #129 (Sale Order 129 of 329)

World beneath the North Pole!, script by Elliot S! Maggin, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Murphy Anderson; subterranean creatures called the Miros want to take solar energy from the surface of the Earth; Superman saves Steve Lombard's scientist brother from said creatures. The Man in the Public Eye!--Private Life of Clark Kent, script by Elliot S! Maggin, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Bob Oksner; to improve Clark's image, Morgan Edge has him compete in boxing, baseball, swimming, and sky-diving.

Superman DC Comic #281 Bronze Age 1974

Lot #130 (Sale Order 130 of 329)

1st appearance of Vartox - Cover art by Nick Cardy. Mystery Mission to Metropolis!, script by Cary Bates, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Bob Oksner; Superman interferes with alien super-hero Vartox, who wants to avenge the death of his wife's psychic twin.

Superman DC Comic #271 Bronze Age 1974

Lot #131 (Sale Order 131 of 329)

Cover art by Nick Cardy. The Man Who Murdered Metropolis!, script by Elliot S! Maggin, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Bob Oksner; As WGBS employess picket outside the building, they witness a mirror image of the Metorpolis skyline descending from the sky; When Superman investigates, he finds Brainiac, who announces that when the mirror image meets the real skyline, the latter will explode. The Warriors of Lightning Valley!--The Fabulous World of Krypton starring Jaxon the Lash, Vanaria, and Art-Al, script by Elliot S! Maggin, art by Dick Giordano.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comic #342 Bronze Age 1984

Lot #132 (Sale Order 132 of 329)

Cover by Walt Simonson. Untitled story, script and pencils by Walt Simonson, inks by Terry Austin; Thor is called to an old Viking village in the arctic wastes where an old Viking, last of his people, tries to trick the thunder god into killing him so he can enter Valhalla. Appearances by Odin and Karnilla.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comic #332 Bronze Age 1983

Lot #133 (Sale Order 133 of 329)

Thor vs. Dracula: Part 1 of 2 - Cover by Bill Sienkiewicz. "Blood of a Goddess!", script by Alan Zelenetz, pencils by Don Perlin, inks by Vince Colletta; Donald Blake is questioned on the disappearance of Jane Foster; Dracula turns four people into vampires that Thor then battles; While Thor battles the vampires, Dracula feeds on the blood of Sif.

The Punisher War Journal Marvel Comic #15 1990

Lot #134 (Sale Order 134 of 329)

Cover art by Jim Lee. Headlines!, script by Carl Potts, pencils by David Ross, inks by Russ Heath; Punisher and Spider-Man rescue the Daily Bugle staff from neo-Nazis. Guest-starring Mary Jane, J. Jonah Jameson, Kathryn Cushing, Glory Grant, and Betty Leeds.

Web of Spider-Man Marvel Comic #2 Bronze Age 1985

Lot #135 (Sale Order 135 of 329)

"Treasures!" Story by Louise Simonson. Art by Greg LaRocque and Jim Mooney. The Vulturions want a rematch with Spider-Man and also want to impress the Kingpin, so they attack the web-slinger in view of the Kingpin's skyscraper! The centerpiece of the battle is the hatbox which contains Aunt May's birthday gift.

Whiz Kids Tandy Comic #8 1992

Lot #136 (Sale Order 136 of 329)

. "The Community Action Program" written by Mike Pellowski with art by Stan Goldberg. "Archie and the History of Electronics" written by Mike Pellowski with art by Howard Bender & Jon D'Agostino.

Supergirl DC Comic #34 2014

Lot #137 (Sale Order 137 of 329)

Superman Doomed [Last Sun]: Part 3 - Written by Antony Bedard. Art by Karl Moline and Jose Marzan, Jr. Cover by Cameron Stewart. A 'SUPERMAN -DOOMED' tie-in! Kara must deal with the fall-out of the green Kryptonite skies over a dead Earth, and the horrors still to come!

Supergirl DC Comic #27 2014

Lot #138 (Sale Order 138 of 329)

Written by Tony Bedard. Art by Yildiray Cinar, Ray McCarthy. Cover by Giuseppe Camuncoli, Cam Smith. Part Two of Kara's confrontation with the deadly new Lobo. After last issue's shock ending, this issue we discover an even greater threat in Shay Veritas that will force Supergirl to make a deadly choice!

Richie Rich Harvey Comic #124 Bronze Age 1974

Lot #139 (Sale Order 139 of 329)

Richie Rich stars in Why Can't I Be Different? (Richie longs to be someone else), I'd Rather Be Me! (Richie walks through alley and mysteriously changes), Robot Relative (Irona gets robot cousin), and Nothing to Sneeze At! (Richie takes arctic expedition). Ad for Richie Rich comics. Ad for Richie Rich, Casper, Wendy, Sad Sack, Spooky and Little Audrey records. Cover pencils by Warren Kremer.

Logan's Run Adventure Comic #5 1991

Lot #140 (Sale Order 140 of 329)

Logan's Run Adventure Comic #5 1991

Ms Tree's Thrilling Detective Adventures Eclipse Comic #2 Bronze Age 1983

Lot #141 (Sale Order 141 of 329)

Ms. Tree is hired by a member of the Muerta family to find his daughter's killer in chapters four and five "Going Down" and Somebody Tried to Kill Me" of the "Death Do Us Part" saga. Script by Max Collins and art by Terry Beatty. Issue also has a Mike Mist Minute Mystery "Death in the Deep End" with script by Max Collins and art by Terry Beatty, the Scythe in "Loaded Pistols & Loaded Dice" with script by Dean Mullaney and art by Ellis Goodson & Bruce Miller and a "Famous Detective Pin-Up" by Frank Miller.

Our Army at War Featuring Sgt Rock DC Comic #293 Bronze Age 1976

Lot #142 (Sale Order 142 of 329)

Cover art by Joe Kubert. It Figures starring Sgt Rock, script by Bob Kanigher, art by Frank Redondo. Between The Pages featuring the USS Stevens, script and art by Sam Glanzman. Fan letter page art by Kubert. Ulysses S. Grant biography, art by Sam Glanzman. Justice For All Includes Children! 4 public service announcement starring Superman, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Vince Colletta.

Our Army at War Featuring Sgt Rock DC Comic #265 Bronze Age 1974

Lot #143 (Sale Order 143 of 329)

Cover art by Joe Kubert. The Brother starring Sgt Rock, script by Bob Kanigher, art by John Severin. Rocco's Roost featuring USS Stevens, script and art by Sam Glanzman. Letters page art by Kubert. Table-Top Dioramas, art by Sam Glanzman.

Sgt, Fury and his Howling Commandos Marvel Comic #114 Bronze Age 1973

Lot #144 (Sale Order 144 of 329)

Sgt, Fury and his Howling Commandos Marvel Comic #114 Bronze Age 1973

Marvel's Greatest Comics Marvel Comic #58 Bronze Age 1975 Fantastic Four

Lot #145 (Sale Order 145 of 329)

Cover pencils by Ron Wilson, inks by Joe Sinnott. "Stranded in Sub-Atomica," script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Joe Sinnott; Journey to Sub-Atomica!; Reed, Johnny and Ben travel through the Microverse to bring back the Silver Surfer; The crew finds Silver Surfer, all rightâ€¦and a heap of particulate problems!

Supergirl DC Comic #26 2014

Lot #146 (Sale Order 146 of 329)

Written by Tony Bedard. Art by Yildiray Cinar, Ray McCarthy. Cover by Giuseppe Camuncoli, Cam Smith. Following the stunning conclusion of 'Krypton Returns,' Supergirl arrives back on Earth with a new mission and a clearer understanding of her place in the universe. But a striking new prepares to welcome Supergirl home: LOBO! What could the mysterious new character want from Supergirl? Find out as the hot new creative team of writer Tony Bedard (GREEN LANTERN: NEW GUARDIANS) and artist Yildiray Cinar (EARTH 2) launch Supergirl into the next stage of her life in the DC Universe!

Battlestar Galactica Marvel Comic #12 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #147 (Sale Order 147 of 329)

Cover by Walt Simonson. THE TRAP!, script by Roger McKenzie, pencils by Walt Simonson, inks by Klaus Janson; Starbuck must decide if he should sacrifice his freedom in exchange for help against the Cylons.

Battlestar Galactica Marvel Comic #13 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #148 (Sale Order 148 of 329)

Cover by Walt Simonson. COLLISION COURSE!, script by Roger McKenzie and Walt Simonson, pencils by Walt Simonson, inks by Klaus Janson; Commander Adama is finally free of the Memory Machine; the Battlestar Galactica must confront a massive Cylon attack.

Marvel's Greatest Comics Marvel Comic #76 Bronze Age 1978 Fantastic Four

Lot #149 (Sale Order 149 of 329)

Cover pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Joe Sinnott. "Tomorrow, World War Three," script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Joe Sinnott; A special United Nations delegation visits New York City to promote world peace; And during the foreign group's visit, the Fantastic Four will serve as their designated bodyguards; This should be a simple assignment for Reed, Sue, and Ben given their recent encounters against the Mole Man, Frightful Four, and Skrulls; but a lesson in international espionage is coming their way; A mysterious man called the Monocle stirs up trouble for the FF and puts the world on the verge of global anarchy; Meanwhile inside the Baxter Building trouble is also brewing; However it doesn't involve international affairsâ€¦but affairs of the heart; Medusa has come to collect her little sister and return to the Hidden Land; Will Johnny let Crystal go without a fight?; First appearance of the Monocle.

Marvel Spectacular Marvel Comic #10 Bronze Age 1974 The Mighty Thor

Lot #150 (Sale Order 150 of 329)

"To Die like a God!" Part 3 of 3. Story by Stan Lee. Art by Jack Kirby and Vince Colletta. An army of savage trolls are at the Gates of Asgard, and only the Mighty Thor and the Lady Sif can save the day. Plus, the back-up feature Tales of Asgard - "The Queen Commands!" By Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. Originally presented in Thor #125.

Marvel two-in one presents The Thing and the Vision Marvel Comic #39 Bronze Age 1978

Lot #151 (Sale Order 151 of 329)

"The Vision Gambit!" Part 3 of 3. Guest-starring Vision, Daredevil, and Yellow Jacket (Hank Pym). Story by Roger Slifer. Art by Ron Wilson and Marcos Pablo. A villain from the Fantastic Four's past has framed the Thing for a crime he did not commit, tried to kill him, and now wants to enslave the rocky hero. Luckily Bengy has friends like Daredevil and the Avengers to lend him a hand in his time of trouble.

Marvel Super Action Starring Captain America Marvel Comic #6 Bronze Age 1978

Lot #152 (Sale Order 152 of 329)

Originally Presented in Captain America (1968 1st Series) #104 - "Slave of the Skull!" Starring Captain America. Written by Stan Lee. Art by Jack Kirby and Dan Adkins. Sharon Carter is strapped to a drone plane ready to explode. Cap has faced this scenario before. It was the day Bucky died!

Marvel Super Action Starring Captain America Marvel Comic #8 Bronze Age 1978

Lot #153 (Sale Order 153 of 329)

Originally Presented in Captain America (1968 1st Series) #106 - "Cap Goes Wild!" Starring Captain America. Written by Stan Lee. Art by Jack Kirby and Frank Giacoia. Cap faces the ultimate adversary - himself!

Marvel two-in one presents The Thing and Captain Marvel Marvel Comic #45 Bronze Age 1978

Lot #154 (Sale Order 154 of 329)

Cover by Ron Wilson and Bob Layton. "The Andromeda Rub-Out!" Guest-starring Captain Marvel. Story by P. Gillis. Art by Alan Kupperberg and Mike Esposito. Boss Barker, the Racket Boss from Planet Kral who once enslaved Ben and forced him to fight like a gladiator for his amusement (see Fantastic Four #91), has returned to get revenge on the Thing. Only the Kree superman Captain Marvel can save Aunt Petunia's favorite nephew now.

Marvel's Greatest Comics Marvel Comic #79 Bronze Age 1978 Fantastic Four

Lot #155 (Sale Order 155 of 329)

Cover pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Joe Sinnott and Al Milgrom (alterations). "Mystery on the Moon!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Joe Sinnott; In his Baxter Building laboratory, Mr. Fantastic intercepts a cryptic message from the Kree empire! Reed and his fantastic partners aren't exactly sure what it means, but they think it's related to NASA's upcoming lunar landing at Tranquility Base!; While the Apollo 11 mission blasts off from the Kennedy Space Center, the Fantastic Four take off for the South Pacific to find the Earth source of the mysterious transmission!; Upon arriving at a suspicious island, the FF discover an old enemyâ€¦Sentry 459; The Kree sentry plans to sabotage America's moon landing!; But the FF can't let that happen!; If Ben Grimm can take one small step for a man, Neil Armstrong will take one giant leap for mankind!; Cameo appearances by Alicia Masters, Franklin, and Neil Armstrong; Reprinted from Fantastic Four #98.

Batman and the Outsiders DC Comic #29 1986

Lot #156 (Sale Order 156 of 329)

On the trail of Emily Briggs, the team must battle one of their own in "The Truth About Looker, Part 2: The People of the Abyss!" Part 2 of 4, continued from the previous issue. Story continues next issue. Script by Mike W. Barr, art by Alan Davis. Davis cover.

March of Comics The Lone Ranger Sears Comic #350 Bronze Age 1970

Lot #157 (Sale Order 157 of 329)

March of Comics The Lone Ranger Sears Comic #350 Bronze Age 1970

March of Comics Little Lulu Sears Comic #385 Bronze Age 1973

Lot #158 (Sale Order 158 of 329)

March of Comics Little Lulu Sears Comic #385 Bronze Age 1973

March of Comics Wacky Witch Sears Comic #386 Bronze Age 1973

Lot #159 (Sale Order 159 of 329)

March of Comics Wacky Witch Sears Comic #386 Bronze Age 1973

The Flash DC Comic #133 Silver Age 1962 Key 2nd Appearance and first cover of Abra Kadabra.

Lot #160 (Sale Order 160 of 329)

Key 2nd Appearance and first cover of Abra Kadabra. Cover pencils by Carmine Infantino, inks by Murphy Anderson. The Plight of the Puppet Flash!, script by John Broome, pencils by Carmine Infantino, inks by Joe Giella; Abra Kadabra turns Flash into a puppet. Secret of the Handicapped Boys!, script by John Broome, pencils by Carmine Infantino, inks by Joe Giella; Three handicapped boys accidentally discover that Wally West is Kid Flash. Johnny DC ad. Superman talks about Pennies for Unicef! public service ad with Superman. Ads for Giant Superman Annual and Giant Batman Annual. Brave and the Bold #45 ad with Strange Sports Stories.

The Brave and the Bold presents Batman and Deadman DC Comic #86 Silver Age 1969

Lot #161 (Sale Order 161 of 329)

Cover by Neal Adams. "You Can't Hide from a Deadman!", script by Bob Haney, art by Neal Adams; While busting up a crime scene, Batman is suddenly attacked by Robin, and then Commissioner Gordon and various people on the streets; Batman realizes it is actually Deadman who is possessing the bodies and attacking his former ally; Fighting off all these attacks, Batman manages to convince Deadman to stop, and soon learns that his friend was hypnotized into attacking him by the evil Sensei; Eventually, they learn that the Sensei plans to destroy Nanda Parbat. Batman and Deadman travel there and stop the League of Assassins from destroying the land. Letter from comics writer Tony Isabella.

Adventures of Superman DC Comic #500 1993 Key 1st Appearance of John Henry, later becomes Steel. 1st

Lot #162 (Sale Order 162 of 329)

Key 1st Appearance of John Henry, later becomes Steel. 1st Appearance of Superboy, Connor Kent. 1st Appearance of Cyborg Superman, formerly Hank Henshaw. 1st Appearance of the Eradicator. Jonathan Kent refuses to let his son pass from this mortal coil without a spiritual fight in "Life After Death!" Written by Jerry Ordway. Art by Tom Grummett & Doug Hazlewood. Also - 4 page sequences by: Louise Simonson, Jon Bogdanove & Dennis Janke; Roger Stern, Jackson Guice & Denis Rodier; Karl Kesel, Tom Grummett & Doug Hazlewood; Dan Jurgens & Brett Breeding. Cover by Grummett & Hazlewood. Jerry Ordway script; polybagged Collector's Set in white bag; 8 extra story pages; Removable translucent cover; "Bloodlines" trading card.

Detective Comics Featuring Batman DC Comic #666 1993

Lot #163 (Sale Order 163 of 329)

Knightfall: Chapter 18. "The Devil You Know!" Story by Chuck Dixon. Art by Graham Nolan and Scott Hanna. Cover by Kelley Jones. The mantle of the Bat has passed to another, and his first order of business...find Bane and put him out of commission for good. It's the new Batman vs. Bane and Gotham City is at stake. But, we all know what happened to the last Batman that faced Bane. Story continues in Batman #500.

Detective Comics Featuring Batman DC Comic #656 1993

Lot #164 (Sale Order 164 of 329)

"Besieged!" Story by Chuck Dixon. Art by Tom Mandrake and Scott Hanna. Cover by Sam Keith. Gotham City streets have become a war zone, and the Batman is caught in the middle of it all. Plus, a mysterious group observes the Dark Knight's moves and plan to test his abilities further.

Detective Comics Featuring Batman DC Comic #663 1993

Lot #165 (Sale Order 165 of 329)

Knightfall: Chapter 10. "No Rest for the Wicked!" Story by Chuck Dixon. Art by Graham Nolan and Scott Hanna. Cover by Kelley Jones. The longest night in Batman's life continues as he and the Mayor are swept away by the irresistible force of millions of gallons of water from the Gotham River. Can the Dark Knight find a way out before the underground tunnel fills up and they both drown? Story continues in Batman #497.

Spider-Woman Marvel Comic #49 Bronze Age 1983

Lot #166 (Sale Order 166 of 329)

Cover pencils by Brian Postman, inks by Sam de la Rosa. Runaway!, script by Ann Nocenti, pencils by Brian Postman, inks by Sam de la Rosa; Spider-Woman faces off against Tigra.

DC Comics Presents Superman and Captain Comet DC Comic #22 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #167 (Sale Order 167 of 329)

Captain Comet's powers are fading away and he seeks Superman for help but the man called Starstriker has other ideas in "Plight of the Human Comet." Script by Mike W. Barr and art by Dick Dillin & Frank McLaughlin.

The New Mutants Marvel Comic #30 Bronze Age 1985

Lot #168 (Sale Order 168 of 329)

Cover art by Bill Sienkiewicz. The Singer & Her Song, script by Chris Claremont, art by Bill Sienkiewicz; Shadowcat uses Illyana's Soulsword to transform her from the Darkchilde back to her normal human form, manifesting Magik's armor in the process; The kids return to earth from Limbo and once again head to the mutant arena to rescue the captured Magma and Sunspot; They are secretly spied on by the Beyonder but Rachel senses him and tries to communicate; Dazzler and Shadowcat infiltrate the Gladiators but are captured by the one who is actually controlling events in the arena, the former New Mutant, Karma.

Superman DC Comic #335 Bronze Age 1979

Lot #169 (Sale Order 169 of 329)

Cover pencils by Ross Andru, inks by Dick Giordano. Mxyzptlk Spelled Backward Is T-R-O-U-B-L-E!, script by Martin Pasko, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Frank Chiaramonte; Mxyzptlk wants to marry Miss Bgbznz, but must first cure Superman of a disease that is turning him into a human lizard.

Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen DC Comic #161 Bronze Age 1973

Lot #170 (Sale Order 170 of 329)

Cover art by Nick Cardy. The Olsen Experiment, script by Leo Dorfman, art by Kurt Schaffenberger; While investigating an abandoned armory, Jimmy accidentally knocks over a glass globe that infects him with a virus that destroys any man-made material near him. The Face of a Nightmare!, script by Leo Dorfman [as David George], art by Kurt Schaffenberger; Jimmy Olsen saves Lucy Lane when the hospital she works at catches fire.

The Greatest Superman Stories Ever Told DC Comics 1987

Lot #171 (Sale Order 171 of 329)

1st printing. Collects Superman (1939-1986 1st Series) #4, 13, 30, 53, 123, 125, 129, 132, 145, 149, 162, and 247; Action Comics (1938-2011 DC)#241; Superboy (1949-1979 1st Series DC) #68; Forever People (1971-72 1st Series) #1; Annual #11; Superman (1987-2011 2nd Series #2; and "What if Superman Ended the War?" from Look Magazine, 1943. Featuring introductions by John Byrne and Mike Gold.

The Spectre DC Comic #1 1992

Lot #172 (Sale Order 172 of 329)

Before his brutal gangland slaying turned him into the ghostly seeker of vengeance known as the Spectre, Jim Corrigan was a tough-as-nails plainclothes cop in the blood-spattered 1930s. Catching the bad guy was his only concern, and guilt or innocence was something for the courts or God to decide! Now...the Spectre still walks the Earth. Jim Corrigan is the focus for the anger of unavenged murder victims and doesn't care if evildoers repent, only that they are punished! When he discovers that the criminal he faces in the first issue is the man who murdered Jim Corrigan fifty years earlier, the Spectre's vengeance is fearsome to behold! Written by John Ostrander, with art and special glow-in-the-dark cover by Tom Mandrake.

Star Wars Kanan Marvel Comic #8 2016

Lot #173 (Sale Order 173 of 329)

First Blood: Part 2 - Written by Greg Weisman. Art by Pepe Larraz. Cover by Mark Brooks. Young Caleb Dume has not yet been to war... ...But now, the Jedi Temple is under attack! Can a Padawan really make a difference?

The New Mutants Marvel Comic #19 Bronze Age 1984

Lot #174 (Sale Order 174 of 329)

Cover art by Bill Sienkiewicz. Siege, script by Chris Claremont, art by Bill Sienkiewicz; Danielle Moonstar fights for her life in surgery; Warlock and Magus fly past the Starjammers, who realize they are heading for Earth; Magik starts to manifest armor; the Demon Bear attacks again, transporting the New Mutants and two prisoners to his own dimension.

Marvel Action Hour Genesis Comic 1994

Lot #175 (Sale Order 175 of 329)

Booklet promoting the new animated series, Marvel Action Hour, with character profiles, storyboards, and Fantasticar blueprints.

The New Mutants Marvel Comic #100 1991 Key 1st team appearance of X-Force: Cable, Shatterstar, Feral

Lot #176 (Sale Order 176 of 329)

Key 1st team appearance of X-Force: Cable, Shatterstar, Feral, Cannonball, Boom Boom, Domino, Warpath. Direct Edition. 1st printing with purple background (the 2nd printing has a gold cover; the 3rd printing has a silver cover). 52-page giant. Cover art by Rob Liefeld.1st appearance of the X-Force (cameo) in The End of the Beginning, script by Fabian Nicieza, plot and art by Rob Liefeld; Shatterstar shows up in the Danger Room and the New Mutants have to help him defeat Mojo's Soldiers; Feral also arrives at the Mansion and Cable helps get Masque off of her back; Agreeing to try Cable's new proactive stance in the mutant struggle, the New Mutants leave X-Mansion behind and officially become X-Force. Part 3 of 3. Final issue of the series; the story continues in X-Force 1.

The New Mutants Marvel Comic #74 1989

Lot #177 (Sale Order 177 of 329)

The Right Stuff, script by Louise Simonson, pencils by Bret Blevins, inks by Bob Wiacek; Magneto and Sebastian Shaw come to blows; the X-Terminators invite the New Mutants to X-Factor's Ship; Ship freaks out at Gosamyr; she decides to return home; the New Mutants return to their mansion, but are surprised at what they find.

The New Mutants Annual Marvel Comic #3 1987

Lot #178 (Sale Order 178 of 329)

The Impossible Man guest stars in "Anything You Can Do!" Script by Chris Claremont, pencils by Alan Davis, inks by Paul Neary. Brief appearances by the Avengers. The Impossible Man and Warlock assume the identities of many characters in this issue, including the Hulk, the Thing (of the Fantastic Four), Captain America, Captain Britain, Nick Fury, Spider-Woman, Baron Strucker, Viper, the Green Goblin, Spider-Man, Thanos, Captain Marvel, the Watcher, Galactus, Godzilla, and others.

Beavis and Butt-Head Marvel Comic #2 1994

Lot #179 (Sale Order 179 of 329)

Cover art by Rick Parker. Dead From the Neck Up!, script by Mike Lackey, art by Rick Parker; Beavis and Butt-head cause havoc at a stranger's funeral. Tom Anderson's True Tales of War, script by Mike Lackey, art by Rick Parker; Tom Anderson relates an ultra-violent World War II flashback to Beavis and Butt-head. Wonder Man parody page. Wolverine parody page. A Ron Garney profile, "The Bull's Eye" one-panel strip from Rick Parker, and "The Bullpen Beat" article from Steve Saffel.

Mantech Robot Warriors Archie Adventure Series Comic #1 Bronze Age 1984

Lot #180 (Sale Order 180 of 329)

Cover pencils by Dick Ayers, inks by Rich Buckler. "Siege of the Robot Warriors," script by Rich Margopoulos, pencils by Dick Ayers, inks by Chic Stone; Evil robot warriors fight to take over the planet, Mekka; The inhabitants of the planet had no hope until the planets leading scientist finds an old spacecraft floating in space; The ship contains the decaying bodies of the earthlings; The mens bodies are beyond help, so the scientist affixes their heads to robotic bodies; After the shock of their situation wears off, the three men decide that they have no choice but to help defend the planet from the attacking robots; They call themselves the Mantech Robot Warriors and take up individual identities derived from each persons unique specialty: Aquatech (water), Lasertech (lasers), and Solartech (sun powers).

The Spectacular Spider-Man Marvel Comic #139 1988 Key1st cover appearance and origin of Tombstone.

Lot #181 (Sale Order 181 of 329)

Key 1st cover appearance and origin of Tombstone. "Grave Memory" Script by Gerry Conway. Pencils and Inks by Sal Buscema. Cover by Sal Buscema. Joe Robertson is a man haunted by his past. Many years ago in Philadelphia, he remained silent after witnessing Tombstone commit a homicide. Now Tombstone has come to New York, and Robbie decides that it's time to make amends. It's a decision that may cost Robbie his life, if the web-slinger doesn't get to Battery Park in time! Origin of Tombstone. Cameo appearance by the Arranger.

Barney Bear Home Plate Spire Come #1 1986

Lot #182 (Sale Order 182 of 329)

Barney Bear Home Plate Spire Come #1 1986

The Fly Red Circle Comic #1 Bronze Age 1983

Lot #183 (Sale Order 183 of 329)

Cover art by Jim Steranko. A brief introduction to the Fly and his history. The Return of the Sinister Spider, script by Rich Buckler and Jack C. Harris (plot), art by Jim Sherman; After years of retirement, the magic finally returns to Thomas' ring and he assumes the identity of the Fly again; Kim, though, is reluctant to take on her powers again; Fly tracks the Spider down. Letter from Dan Eiler. Who Is The Man With The Double Life? starring the Shield, script and art by Rich Buckler; A brief recap of Lancelot Strong's origin and powers. Advertisement for Lancelot Strong, The Shield #1. ...And The God That Fell To Earth, script by Chris Adames, pencils by Trevor Von Eeden, inks by Frank Giacoia; Mr. Justice investigates the death of a suicide jumper, who praises Reverend Prescott and life everlasting in his final breath.

Red Ryder Hi-Spot Comic #1 Golden Age 1940 Key Cover art by Fred Harman REPRINT

Lot #184 (Sale Order 184 of 329)

REPRINT Key Cover art by Fred Harman. Red Ryder Hi-Spot Comic #1 Golden Age 1940

The Sandman DC Comic #1 Bronze Age 1974 Key 1st appearance of Sandman. 1st appearance of Brute and G

Lot #185 (Sale Order 185 of 329)

Key 1st appearance of Sandman. 1st appearance of Brute and Glob. 1st Bronze Age Sandman. Last Simon & Kirby collaboration. Cover by Jack Kirby and Frank Giacoia. General Electric, script by Joe Simon, art by Jack Kirby and Mike Royer; When a boy named Jed Walker has a strange dream of a drowning man who appears in reality to give him an evil little doll, it spurs the Sandman to emerge from the Dream Stream into the real world to stop the plans of General Electric. Article on memory and dreams by Alan Asherman.

Marvel Super Heroes Featuring The Incredible Hulk Marvel Comic #89 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #186 (Sale Order 186 of 329)

Originally presented in Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st series) #139 - Part 1 of 3 - "Many Foes Has the Hulk!" Written by Roy Thomas. Art by Herb Trimpe and Sam Grainger. The Incredible Hulk is the mightiest mortal to ever walk the earth, but can even he stand against the combined power of his greatest foes?

DC Comics Presents Superman and Deadman DC Comic #24 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #187 (Sale Order 187 of 329)

Superman and Deadman encounter a man whose heart is linked to the Earth itself, a link that's giving the planet a massive heart attack in "The Man Who Was the World!" Written by Len Wein. Art & cover by Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez.

DC Comics Presents Superman and Aquaman DC Comic #5 Bronze Age 1979

Lot #188 (Sale Order 188 of 329)

Superman and Aquaman team up to avert a war between Tritonis and Poseidonis in "The War of the Undersea Cities." Script by Len Wein and Paul Levitz and art by Murphy Anderson.

John Carter Warlords of Mars Marvel Comic #9 Bronze Age 1978

Lot #189 (Sale Order 189 of 329)

"Air Pirates of Mars, Part 9: Armageddon...at Last." John Carter and Dejah Thoris team with the Helium fleet to destroy the Council of Five's headquarters. Script by Marv Wolfman, pencils by Gil Kane, inks by Rudy Nebres. Cover by Kane and Nebres.

Spidey Super Stories Marvel Comic #45 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #190 (Sale Order 190 of 329)

"The Sunshine Machine!" Story by Jim Salicrup, Michael Siporin, and Webber. Art by Winslow Mortimer and Ricardo Villamonte. Spidey teams with the Sentinel of the Spaceways, the Silver Surfer, to battle Doctor Doom. Includes the 1-page features "The Silver Surfer's Fact Sheet," "The History of Spider-Man,"and "Wit of the Webslinger." Includes the back-up tale "Gone Bananas!" Guest-starring the cast of the Electric Company. Plus, Spidey battles the Green Goblin in "Spidey gets the Runaround!" Featuring the clip and collect Spidey Stamp: #29 The Silver Surfer.

Classic Star Wars Dark Horse Comic #7 1993

Lot #191 (Sale Order 191 of 329)

Luke and Han face the evil Doctor Arakkus. The beautiful Silver Fyre leads Han and the others on a mission to an underwater smuggler base, making Leia jealous. Script by Archie Goodwin, pencils by Al Williamson and Allen Nunis, inks by Mathew Hollingsworth. Cover by Williamson and Hollingsworth.

Star Wars Lando Marvel Comic #5 2015

Lot #192 (Sale Order 192 of 329)

Written by Charles Soule. Art and Cover by Alex Maleev. It began as the heist of a lifetime...now it's a fight to survive! When Lando and Lobot took this gig, it seemed like an easy payday... But with this conclusion, they will never be the same.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #11 2016

Lot #193 (Sale Order 193 of 329)

Written by Jason Aaron. Art and Cover by Stuart Immonen. Chewbacca Unleashed! Skywalker in chains! Han Solo...with a ball and chain?!?

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comic #347 Bronze Age 1984 Key 1st Appearance of Algrim, A Dark Elf.

Lot #194 (Sale Order 194 of 329)

Key 1st Appearance of Algrim, A Dark Elf. Ragnarok and Roll: Prologue 3 of 4 - Cover by Walt Simonson. "Into the Realm of Faerie!", script and art by Walt Simonson; Thor and Roger invade the realm of Faerie to rescue Thor's love while keeping the Casket of Ancient Winters out of Malekith's hands; They don't quite succeed; Balder has a chat with a Norn; Odin prepares for battle; Surtur prepares to invade earth. Appearances by Malekith, Hogun, Faandral, and Volstagg. Letter to the editor from Thor co-creator Stan Lee!

The Legion of Super-Heroes DC Comic #303 Bronze Age 1983

Lot #195 (Sale Order 195 of 329)

Cover art by Larry Mahlstedt. Those Emerald Eyes Are Shining..., script by Paul Levitz and Keith Giffen (Co-Plot), pencils by Keith Giffen, inks by Larry Mahlstedt; Brainiac 5's team defeats the Emerald Empress and Ontiir on Weber's World and he later tells Supergirl that she is distracting him from his work; Dream Girl leads a team working on rebuilding Daxam. Letter from Fabian Nicieza.

Superboy starring the Legion of Super-Heroes DC Comic #204 Bronze Age 1974

Lot #196 (Sale Order 196 of 329)

Cover art by Nick Cardy. The Legionnaire Nobody Remembered, script by Cary Bates, art by Mike Grell; The Legionnaires ponder a photo in their archives featuring a Legionnaire no one remembers, Anti-Lad; The readers are told how a time traveler from the far-distant future saw Superboy being rejected by the Legion in his initial tryout and went to the Legion's time to make sure they gave the Boy of Steel a second chance. Brainiac 5's Secret Weakness!, script by Cary Bates, art by Mike Grell; Brainiac 5 misses Supergirl so much his subconscious mind creates an android version of her; When Brainy and his android get into trouble, the real Supergirl saves them and announces she is leaving the Legion.

Superboy starring the Legion of Super-Heroes DC Comic #210 Bronze Age 1975

Lot #197 (Sale Order 197 of 329)

Cover art by Mike Grell. Soljer's Private War, script by Jim Shooter, art by Mike Grell; Lightning Lad re-animates a soldier who can materialize any type of weapon he can imagine; When the Legion convinces him that his war is over and he has done his duty, he finally passes on to his rest. The Lair of the Black Dragon: The Untold Origin of Karate Kid, script by Jim Shooter, art by Mike Grell; Karate Kid learns who killed his father.

Superboy starring the Legion of Super-Heroes DC Comic #230 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #198 (Sale Order 198 of 329)

Cover art by Mike Grell. The Creature Who Conned the Legion, script by Paul Levitz, pencils by James Sherman, inks by Jack Abel; On the planet Remor, Sden tricks the Legion into finding the Crystal of Catastrophe. The Day Bouncing Boy Bounced Back, script by Paul Levitz, pencils by Michael Netzer [as Mike Nasser], inks by Jack Abel; Bouncing Boy accidentally reactivates his power while on guard duty. Swamp Thing From the Beginning article by Jenette Kahn.

Superboy starring the Legion of Super-Heroes DC Comic #220 Bronze Age 1976

Lot #199 (Sale Order 199 of 329)

Cover art by Mike Grell. The Super Soldiers of the Slave-Maker, script by Jim Shooter (from a suggestion by Ken Klaczak), pencils by Mike Grell, inks by Bob Wiacek; the reptilian Thargg race have enslaved the denizens of Murgador and are making them work the mines, and Superboy and the Legion of Super-Heroes step in to help. Twinkies and Kelp Hostess Twinkies ad starring Aquaman, pencils by Curt Swam inks by Vince Colletta. Dream Girl's Living Nightmare, script by Cary Bates, pencils by Mike Grell, inks by Bob Wiacek; Dream Girl dreams she sees Primor Nryd Gordor of Demros-II get assassinated.

Superboy starring the Legion of Super-Heroes DC Comic #255 Bronze Age 1979

Lot #200 (Sale Order 200 of 329)

Cover art by Dick Giordano. The Super-Spectacles Swipe!, script by Gerry Conway, pencils by Joe Staton, inks by Vince Colletta; the Legion travels back in time to Krypton on the day of its destruction in order to save the citizens of 30th Century Tokyo. Fred Hembeck cartoon. Ask the Answer Man with Bob Rozakis.

Superboy starring the Legion of Super-Heroes DC Comic #222 Bronze Age 1976

Lot #201 (Sale Order 201 of 329)

Cover art by Mike Grell. Hostess Twinkie ad starring Batman, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Vince Colletta. This Legionnaire is Condemned!, script by Cary Bates, pencils by Mike Grell, inks by Bob Wiacek; the Legion of Super-Heroes go after Tyroc, who has apparently been using his voice-power to terrorize Metropolis. Death of a Legend, script by Jim Shooter, pencils by Michael Netzer [as Mike Nasser], inks by Bob Layton; the Legion assists a pseudo hero in battling a monster.

Superboy starring the Legion of Super-Heroes DC Comic #221 Bronze Age 1976

Lot #202 (Sale Order 202 of 329)

Cover art by Mike Grell. The Trillion-Dollar Trophies, script by Jim Shooter (from a suggestion by Ken Klaczak), pencils by Mike Grell, inks by Bob Wiacek; the Legion of Super-Heroes battles a master of chains and restraints and woman who can charm men into becoming her slave. Hostess Twinkie ad starring Green Lantern, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Vince Colletta.

Cosmic Boy DC Comics #1-4 1986-1987

Lot #203 (Sale Order 203 of 329)

Legends Chapter 4. It's the debut of the first ever mini-series spin-off from another mini-series! Cosmic Boy heads from his berth in the Legion of Super-Heroes (and his guest-staring appearances in the most talked about mini-series of the year, Legends) to a four-issue mini-series of his own that takes the 30th century hero on a perilous voyage through time, space and self! The story begins in the pages of Legends as Cosmic Boy, on an historical sabbatical from the 30th century, becomes embroiled in the world-shattering events of Legends. It continues here, in Cosmic Boy #1, the start of an epic four-part tale, crafted by Paul Levitz, Keith Giffen, Ernie Colon and Bob Smith. A beaten and wounded Cosmic Boy is forced to face his sense of self-worth and power as he fights to recover his health even as he tries to overcome despair. But with the help of Night Girl and remembrance of times past, recovery is possible. With it comes the realization that the 20th century history Cosmic Boy has studied in his own era has been tampered with. Is history being changed? Or has everything Cosmic Boy always believed to be true been a deception perpetrated across ten centuries? Cosmic Boy is the story of one man's journey through his soul, and it is created by some of the people who know him best: Legion scripter Paul Levitz; Legion artist emeritus Keith Giffen; penciller Ernie Colon (the last two gentlemen were also one half of the team responsible for the Legionnaires 3 mini-series); and inker Bob Smith. And let's not forget a cover by one-time legion penciller Steve Lightle.

Fantastic Four Season one Marvel Comic 2012

Lot #204 (Sale Order 204 of 329)

In Manhattan's most famous skyscraper, the Baxter Building, scientific genius Reed Richards hatches a plan that will change the lives of those he loves most - and the very course of human history - in a way no one could've ever imagined. Revisit the story that irrevocably altered comics and pop culture in this all-new graphic novel, modernizing the journey of Reed Richards, Susan Storm, Johnny Storm and Ben Grimm as they travel to the stars - and return with fantastic, devastating results!

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #150 Bronze Age 1975

Lot #205 (Sale Order 205 of 329)

"Spider-Man...or Spider-Clone?" Script by Archie Goodwin. Pencils by Gil Kane. Inks by Mike Esposito, Frank Giacoia, and Dave Hunt (backgrounds). Cover by Gil Kane and Frank Giacoia. The senses-shattering saga of the Jackal is over. But one gigantic question remains for Peter Parker: Am I the Spider-Man or the Spider-Clone? To find the answer, the web-slinger enlists the aid of his friend Dr. Curt Connors! However during the tests; the Vulture, Sandman, and Kingpin attack! Oh no, where did they come from? The laboratory of Dr. Spencer Smythe that's where! Once the wall-crawler defeats the trio of robots, he turns to face his true foe: the Spider Slayer! During the desperate battle, Peter's final thoughts turn toward Mary Jane. Will the amazing one find the answer about his own life...while he staves off his own death...at the hands of the Spider Slayer? A sensational issue! (Notes: Dr. Smythe previously appeared in Amazing Spider-Man 107. The letters page includes a letter from comics writer John Ostrander. This issue contains a full-page ad for Hostess Fruit Pies featuring the Hulk vs. the Abomination and Wendigo.

Spider-Man Carnage Marvel Comic #1 1993

Lot #206 (Sale Order 206 of 329)

1st printing. Collects the introduction (6 pages of story) to Cletus Kasady from Amazing Spider-Man (1963-1998 1st Series) #344-345 and 359-360 and collects Amazing Spider-Man (1963-1998 1st Series) #361-363 (in their entirety). Written by David Micheline. Art by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin. As if Venom wasn't bad enough...there's a new psychotic symbiotic-killing machine in town and his name is Carnage. Sadistic serial killer Cletus Kasady has bonded with the offspring of Venom and become an uncontrollable force of destruction and chaos. Not even Spider-Man can stop him alone. Can Spidey and one of his deadliest foes, Venom, put aside their differences long enough to stop one of the most terrifying villains of all?

Aquaman DC Comic #62 Bronze Age 1978

Lot #207 (Sale Order 207 of 329)

Cover art by Jim Aparo. And the Walls Came Tumblin' Down, script by Paul Kupperberg, pencils by Don Newton, inks by Bob McLeod; Aquaman battles Seaquake and is re-united with Mera (after her series ends). Profile of Midge Bregman by Michael Catron.

The Defenders Marvel Comic #105 Bronze Age 1982

Lot #208 (Sale Order 208 of 329)

"...Rising...!" Guest-starring Mister Fantastic. Written by J.M. DeMatteis. Art by Don Perlin, Joe Sinnott and Al Milgrom. Cover by Al Milgrom. What is the Beast's problem? Plus, the Son of Satan returns to the pages of Defenders!

The Weird DC Comic #1-4 1988

Lot #209 (Sale Order 209 of 329)

Cover by Berni Wrightson. "Conception," script by Jim Starlin, pencils by Berni Wrightson, inks by Dan Green; Jason Morgan is in his Metropolis apartment bathroom performing a ritual that will create a "bridge" linking his reality to a parallel dimension; Once the bridge is created, a Zarolatt (an energy based sentient being) emerges destroying the link behind him. The Zarolatt flies into the sky where it emits a large flash and noise similar to an explosion and attracting the attention of Superman; He finds a stationary, hovering wave of energy; After a preliminary examination, Superman attempts to touch it and is blasted about three miles away; By the time he returns Captain Atom and the Martian Manhunter of the newly formed Justice League are present.

Bonanza Gold Key Comic #8 Silver Age 1964

Lot #210 (Sale Order 210 of 329)

Number/Month on cover: 10036-406, June. Comic book adventures of the classic TV western series that aired from 1959 to 1973. Photo cover with back cover a pinup of the front cover photo. This issue features "The Hatchet Man" in which the Cartwrights try to help their cook Hop Sing who is involved in a family feud and "The Living Nightmare" in which Hoss gets a camel which causes all sorts of trouble. Issue also has Bedrock Barnes, Prospector in "Trapped in Goblin Gulch" and a one-page text feature "Vanished Bonanza."

Bonanza Gold Key Comic #23 Silver Age 1967

Lot #211 (Sale Order 211 of 329)

Number/Month on cover: 10036-702, February. Comic book adventures of the classic TV western series that aired from 1959 to 1973. Photo cover. This issue features "Cavalry Charge" in which the Cartwrights battle army deserters and "Big Thief, Little Thief" in which the Cartwrights have to deal with horse thieves and a bounty hunter. Issue also has Bedrock Barnes, Prospector in "Desert Cruiser" and a one-page text feature "Lost Bonanzas of the West: The Inca's Ransom."

Daniel Boone Gold Key Comic #9 Silver Age 1967

Lot #212 (Sale Order 212 of 329)

Cover photos of Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone), Albert Salmi (as Yadkin). Indian Horsemanship essay. The Deadly Decoy, script by Paul S. Newman, pencils by Mike Roy, inks by Mike Peppe; A British officer uses a group of Wyandot braves in an attempt to run the settlers out of the country. Explanation of the Gold Key Comics Club and how to join. No Try...No Trade, script by Paul S. Newman, pencils by Mike Roy, inks by Mike Peppe; Zachariah demonstrates how to use an axe. The Host and the Hostage, script by Paul S. Newman, pencils by Mike Roy, inks by Mike Peppe; An old college friend of Mingo's visits Boonesborough and is taken hostage by the Shawnee Indians.

Just Married Charlton Comic #63 Silver Age 1969

Lot #213 (Sale Order 213 of 329)

Cover by Charles Nicholas. Stories and art by Charles Nicholas, Vince Alascia, Bill Fraccio, Tony Tallarico, Ernie Bache and Vince Colletta. Charlton's long-running romance comic focused on the stormy passions of newlyweds. Caroline loves race-car driver Paddy so much, she can't tell him that she's tormented by fears for his safety. A woman doesn't love the man she's marrying, but she's resigned to go through with it... and then an old flame comes back into the picture. A Time for Swinging; Tears of Happiness; The Wedding; A Ditty; Each Time I Die!

Career Girl Romances Charlton Comic #49 Silver Age 1969

Lot #214 (Sale Order 214 of 329)

Cover by Sal Gentile. Stories and art by Tony Tallarico, Charles Nicholas and Vince Alascia. Reflecting the changing times, Charlton's 1960s series focuses on the lives and loves of working women. Cleo must kiss a fellow traveler to be safe from bandits in Mexico, and her thought is, "I wish he didn't have a beard," in a story that's a product of its times. A female scientist insists that love, romance and kissing are merely biological phenomena, but a male colleague offers a different perspective. Screenwriter Sam and his actress girlfriend Annette have some choices to make when powerful movie star Brant takes a liking to Annette. Plus an illustrated poem with art by Tony Tallarico, billed as "Charlton Comics mini-poster #1." Kiss or Be Killed; Teen-Age Troubles; I'll Make You a Star, My Darling; A Ditty; A Kiss Is Merely a Biological Phenomenon.

Excalibur Marvel Comic #2 1988 Key 1st appearance of Kylun as a young boy.

Lot #215 (Sale Order 215 of 329)

1st appearance of Kylun as a young boy. Rap around cover. Part 2 of 2 â€“ "A Warwolf Possessed." Story by Chris Claremont. Art and cover by Alan Davis and Paul Neary. Kitty is missing, and with the sinister Warwolves prowling the fog-covered streets of London, the team fears the worst. Meanwhile, six hundred miles away, in the Highlands of Scotland, a small metallic creature that will one day become a very important member of Excalibur arrives on the scene. Featuring a full page pin-up of Kitty Pryde on back cover by Alan Davis and Paul Neary. 32 pages, FC. NOTE: 1st appearance of Kylun (as a child).

Excalibur Marvel Comic #6 1989 Key 1st team appearance of W.H.O.

Lot #216 (Sale Order 216 of 329)

Key 1st team appearance of W.H.O. Rap around cover. Inferno Tie-In - "Goblin Night!" Story by Chris Claremont. Art and cover by Alan Davis and Paul Neary. The devilish events of Inferno ignite the Phoenix. As Rachel goes missing, her teammates in Excalibur set out to discover what happened to her. Nobody is going to like what they find, as Rachel come face-to-face with her mom - the Goblin Queen! All this plus the demon Nastirh, too!

Harbinger Valiant Comic #14 1993

Lot #217 (Sale Order 217 of 329)

Written by Maurice Fontenot. Art and cover by Howard Simpson and Gonzalo Mayo. Dream Child; It's a psychological journey into the mind of Zeypher!; As Faith's relationship with Peter Stanchek sours, she experiences a string of mysterious dreams; What do these visions means for Zephyr and how will they affect her in reality?; Also, Toyo Harada has startling news for one of his students! Unity crossover. 1st app of Stronghold. Magnus Robot Fighter app.

Harbinger Valiant Comic #10 1992

Lot #218 (Sale Order 218 of 329)

Written by Jim Shooter and David Lapham. Art by David Lapham and Gonzalo Mayo. Cover by David Lapham. New Beginnings; The Harbinger renegades return home, and Peter and Kris cope with the loss of their baby; But, after weeks of adventure, are the kids prepared to make it in the real world?; And, here in their first appearance, a rocky night out with the agents of H.A.R.D. Corps. 1st app of H.A.R.D. Corps.

Harbinger Valiant Comic #15 1993

Lot #219 (Sale Order 219 of 329)

Written by Maurice Fontenot. Art by Howard Simpson and Gonzalo Mayo. Cover by Howard Simpson and Bob Layton. Hard Boiled; It's training day at the Harbinger Foundation!; As Stronghold struggles to control his powers, Twenty-Twenty keeps mental tabs on certain members of the team; But what happens when this rogue harbinger pushes his mind-scans too far?

Heroes for Hire Marvel Comic #2 2006

Lot #220 (Sale Order 220 of 329)

HEROES FOR HIRE #2 Written by JIMMY PALMIOTTI & JUSTIN GRAY. Pencils & Cover by BILLY TUCCI. CIVIL WAR TIE-IN! As Civil War threatens to tear the super hero community apart, the newly formed Heroes for Hire have a confrontation with Iron Man and begin their hunt for the country's most prominent fugitive--Captain America!

Superboy DC Comic #2 1990

Lot #221 (Sale Order 221 of 329)

Superboy discovers the extent of his invulnerability as he tries to rescue T.J. White from criminals out for revenge against his dad, Perry White. Written by John Moore, with art by Jim Mooney and Ty Templeton. Cover by Kevin Maguire and Templeton.

The West Coast Avengers Marvel Comic #24 1987

Lot #222 (Sale Order 222 of 329)

"Before we were so Rudely Interrupted!" Guest-starring Moon Knight and Firebird. Flashback cameos by the Fantastic Four, Professor X, Captain America, Falcon, and the Defenders. Story by Steve Englehart. Art by Al Milgrom and Mike Machlan. Back in Avengers West Coast #17, the alien villain known as Dominus trapped the Avengers in the past. Now the West Coast team is back in the present and 'Pay Back' has come with them!

All-new Captain America Marvel Comic #3 2015

Lot #223 (Sale Order 223 of 329)

Written by Rick Remender. Art and Cover by Stuart Immonen. This is it! The new generations meet--Captain America vs Sin, daughter of the Red Skull! The truth in regards to the blood of equalization is revealed, but Hydra's proliferation is too wide, there is no stopping them now. Nomad stands tall against the ruthless might of one of Cap's oldest foes!

The Question Annual DC Comic #2 1989

Lot #224 (Sale Order 224 of 329)

The Question and guest-star Green Arrow team up to face the price of a truly crime-free society in a tale by Dennis O'Neil and Bill Wray. Part 1 of 2, concluded in Green Arrow (1987 1st Series) Annual #2. Also, a flashback recalling the Question's earliest days as a crimefighter, by O'Neil and Shea Anton Pensa. Plus, Who's Who pages drawn by Denys Cowan, Steve Bove, Malcolm Jones III, Bill Wray and John Workman. Cover by Ed Hannigan and Malcolm Jones III.

X-Force Annual Marvel Comic #3 1994

Lot #225 (Sale Order 225 of 329)

Danielle Moonstar and the Mutant Liberation Front (Reignfire, Forearm, Feral, Wildside) join forces with 3PEACE to take on China Force in "In Deep." Story by Fabian Nicieza, pencils by Mike Wieringo, inks by John Lowe. Back-up tale: Siryn follows a lullaby to an unexpected place in "Siryn Song." Story by Jim Krueger, pencils by Arnie Jorgensen, inks by Bud LaRosa & John Lowe. Pin-ups by John K. Snyder (Cable & Domino), Larry Stroman (Warpath), Bryan Kong & Mike Sellers (Shatterstar), Steve Epting (Grizzly & Domino), Ken Lashley & Batt (Deadpool), Mark Pennington (Feral), Val Semeiks & Bob Wiacek (Boomer), Jim Fern & Andrew Pepoy (Shatterstar). Cover by Mike Wieringo.

The Incredible Hulk Marvel Comic #115 Silver Age 1969

Lot #226 (Sale Order 226 of 329)

Reprint. Cover pencils by Herb Trimpe, inks by Dan Adkins. Lo, the Leader Lives, script by Stan Lee, pencils by Herb Trimpe, inks by Dan Adkins; With the Hulk once again in custody, Ross tries to find someone who can put the jade giant under wraps for good; Lucky for him the "reformed" Leader shows up and creates an unbreakable plastic prison that will hold the Hulk forever; cameos by Captain America, the Black Panther, Goliath, Hawkeye, and the Watcher. Letter from David Kraft.

The Uncanny X-Men Marvel Comic #133 Bronze Age 1980 Key 1st solo Wolverine cover.

Lot #227 (Sale Order 227 of 329)

Reprint. Key 1st solo Wolverine cover. The Dark Phoenix Saga: Part 5 of 9 - "Wolverine: Alone!" Story by Chris Claremont and John Byrne. Art by John Byrne and Terry Austin. The X-Men have been battered and beaten by the Inner Circle of the Hellfire Club. Jean Grey has been psychically seduced by Jason Wyngarde, who just so happens to be one of the teams oldest enemies - Mastermind! Jean has become the Club's Black Queen and is poised to murder her friends. However, there's one glitch in the villains' plan, Wolverine. See what happens when the feral X-Man decides to really cut loose.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comic #430 1991

Lot #228 (Sale Order 228 of 329)

Cover pencils by Ron Frenz, inks by Al Milgrom. "The God, the Ghost, and the Guilty!", script by Tom DeFalco (plot and script) and Ron Frenz (plot), pencils by Ron Frenz (layouts) and Al Milgrom (finishes), inks by Al Milgrom (finishes); Mephisto and Loki strike a deal, Loki will locate Ghost Rider and Mephisto will leave the Wrecker and his crew for Loki to deal with; Thor and Ghost Rider battle the Wrecking Crew.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comic #451 1992

Lot #229 (Sale Order 229 of 329)

Cover pencils by Ron Frenz, inks by Al Milgrom. "Beware the Bloodaxe," script by Tom DeFalco, pencils by Gary Hartle, inks by Al Milgrom and Yates; Thor and Code Blue return to Earth from Asgard and are joined by Balder and Sif; Bloodaxe kills two gang members. Brief appearances by Odin, Fandral, Volstagg, Sif, and Mephisto. Tales of Asgard back-up, "Enter The Nameless Dimension," script by Tom DeFalco, art by Geof Isherwood; Enchantress escapes Karnilla's dungeon to rescue Heimdall and ends up trapped by Nightmare.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comic #466 1993

Lot #230 (Sale Order 230 of 329)

Cover pencils by Bruce Zick, inks by Mike DeCarlo. Infinity Crusade crossover (follows Infinity Crusade #4), "Odin's Tale," script by Ron Marz, pencils by Bruce Zick, inks by Mike DeCarlo; In space, Thor fights Drax the Destroyer. In Asgard, Odin tells a tale of Thors youth; He crossed the Plains of Ida, traversed Alfheim, paused by the Sea of Marmora where he met Undine, skirted the Forests of Enchantment and Sigurd, crossed the Boiling Plain, passed into Nidavellir, into the Skornheim Mountains, saw Skornheim Stronghold, to the roots of Yggdrasil, cut through a pass in the Mountains of Vanaheim, where he met Garrg; Garrg thought the lake was his and wanted to fight Thor for possession of it; Thor tried to teach the Troll that no one can possess the lake, and it wasnt until he insulted Odin that Thor lost his temper; In Olympus, Zeus prepares to head to Asgard to petition for Thors surrender, when Sif appears before him asking for his help.

Harbinger Valiant Comic #10 1992

Lot #231 (Sale Order 231 of 329)

Written by Jim Shooter and David Lapham. Art by David Lapham and Gonzalo Mayo. Cover by David Lapham. New Beginnings; The Harbinger renegades return home, and Peter and Kris cope with the loss of their baby; But, after weeks of adventure, are the kids prepared to make it in the real world?; And, here in their first appearance, a rocky night out with the agents of H.A.R.D. Corps. 1st app of H.A.R.D. Corps.

The Silver Surfer Marvel Comic #57 1991

Lot #232 (Sale Order 232 of 329)

Infinity Gauntlet Crossover. "Inquisition!" Guest-starring Adam Warlock and the Heroes of Earth. Story by Ron Marz. Art by Ron Lim and Tom Christopher. Story continued from Infinity Gauntlet #4. Bare witness to the universe shaking aftermath of the events of Infinity Gauntlet #4 The heroes of Earth have finally confronted the Mad Titan, Thanos, and the power of the Infinity Gauntlet.

Elektra Assassin Marvel Comic #2 1986 Key 1st appearance of John Garrett, an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Lot #233 (Sale Order 233 of 329)

Key 1st appearance of John Garrett, an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. "The Ugly Man." This issue features the introduction of unstable S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Perry, as the organization takes notice of Elektra. Written by Frank Miller. Pencils, inks, and cover by Bill Sienkiewicz.

Superboy DC Comic #2 1990

Lot #234 (Sale Order 234 of 329)

Superboy discovers the extent of his invulnerability as he tries to rescue T.J. White from criminals out for revenge against his dad, Perry White. Written by John Moore, with art by Jim Mooney and Ty Templeton. Cover by Kevin Maguire and Templeton.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comic #471 1994

Lot #235 (Sale Order 235 of 329)

Cover pencils by M. C. Wyman, inks by Mike DeCarlo. Blood and Thunder part 13 (the finale), "Fathers and Sons," script by Ron Marz, pencils by M. C. Wyman, inks by Mike DeCarlo; Odin determines that Thor must die to save everything else; Doctor Strange and Adam Warlock stop him, telling him that he tries to pound the insanity out of Thor, when it should be cut away, like a surgeon; Odin agrees and re-enters Thor's psyche; Inside, Odin finds a gigantic mountain, which he climbs, and at the top, he finds Thor in chains; Thor tells Odin that he has been there for a long time, and cannot free himself because he is so weak; Odin tells him that he himself is to blame since he forged the chains out of his own righteousness; Odin breaks the chains, but before they can leave the Mind Valkyrie shows up; Odin and the Mind Valkyrie begin to fight for Thor, as she wants to return to the life that she was given by the mind gem. Cameos by Drax the Destroyer, Thanos, Warlock, Doctor Strange, the Silver Surfer, Beta Ray Bill, and Loki.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comic #472 1994 Key 1st team Appearance of the Godlings.

Lot #236 (Sale Order 236 of 329)

Key 1st team Appearance of the Godlings. Cover pencils by M. C. Wyman, inks by Mike DeCarlo. First appearance of the Godlings: Blitzana, Loga, and Luminor in "If Twilight Falls," script by Roy Thomas, pencils by M. C. Wyman, inks by Mike DeCarlo; Thor wakes from his dream of Ragnarok, to find his friends and father around him; Thor tells them that he cannot stay in Asgard, his destiny is on Earth; Odin tells him no, and he is forced to fight his way through his friends, and leaves; He arrives on Earth and finds a battle between three powerful humans and three animal-like monsters; Thor interferes and helps take down the three monsters, but is stopped by the master of all six - the High Evolutionary. Appearances by Odin, Sif, and Balder; cameos by Beta Ray Bill, Fandral, and Volstagg.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comic #493 1995

Lot #237 (Sale Order 237 of 329)

Cover by Mike Deodato, Jr. Worldengine Part Three, "Run Down," script by Warren Ellis, art by Mike Deodato; Curzon pursues his research into Norse myths as well as media accounts of Thor and Asgard; Thor and the Enchantress begin to fall in love and explore a relationship with each other; Amora has cast a spell around her apartment to protect Thor, as well as having a new costume provided for him; Both Thor and Curzon have reached the same conclusion, someone has convinced Yggdrasil that Ragnarok has already happened, so it is trying to erase him.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comic #480 1994

Lot #238 (Sale Order 238 of 329)

Cover pencils by M. C. Wyman, inks by Mike DeCarlo. "Blitzkrieg In the Balkans," script by Roy Thomas, pencils by M. C. Wyman, inks by Mike DeCarlo; Thor returns to Wundagore, and bristles at the way High Evolutionary commands him; Thor decides hes going to leave, but Blitziana wants to have it out with him; They stop fighting when Jimmy is endangered, and Thor leaves for good; In Asgard, Red Norvell fights alongside the Asgardians against some Trolls; After vanquishing them, he and Sif go off together to talk.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comic #475 1994

Lot #239 (Sale Order 239 of 329)

"Survival of the Fiercest," script by Roy Thomas, pencils by M. C. Wyman, inks by Mike DeCarlo; High Evolutionary, Thor, and the Godpack return to Wundagore, and are attacked by soldiers of Transia, who want Wundagore for themselves; They easily beat the soldiers and take them hostage against future attacks; Inside, High Evolutionary adds three more to the Godpack â€“ Anak, Riger, and Zefra; But elsewhere, Karnivore is watching over a vicious battle among the Animutants, formerly the New Men, where savagery and brutality are prized; Thor begins to feel alienated from the Godpack and wanders off; He discovers a cave, and inside is an immobile Don Blake, in a pose of striking a cane against a rock; He awakens and sees Thor, thinking hes someone from a costume party; They hear a loud explosion, and going to investigate, discover the Animutants attacking. Guest starring the High Evolutionary. Thor gets a new costume.

Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen DC Comic #153 Bronze Age 1972

Lot #240 (Sale Order 240 of 329)

Cover art by Bob Oksner. Murder in Metropolis!, pencils by Mike Sekowsky, inks by Mike Esposito; Inter-Gang chief, angry about Jimmy's editorials, puts the hit on Jimmy. I Am ... The Gun!, art by Sal Amendola. And Time Goes On..., script by Steve Skeates, inks by J Lofamia.

Archie and Me Archie Series Comic #2 Silver Age 1965

Lot #241 (Sale Order 241 of 329)

One Step Beyond, script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Bob Bolling, inks by Mario Acquaviva; Mr. Weatherbee proves to a skeptical Miss Grundy that he has a preternatural ability to anticipate anything his students will do. Deeper and Deeper, script by Bob Bolling, pencils by Bob Bolling, inks by Mario Acquaviva; Mr. Weatherbee tries to help boost Archie's confidence by finding something he can be better at than Reggie.

Dennis the Menace Fawcett Comic #74 Silver Age 1964

Lot #242 (Sale Order 242 of 329)

Dennis the Menace Fawcett Comic #74 Silver Age 1964

Fantastic Four Marvel Comic #182 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #243 (Sale Order 243 of 329)

"Enter: The Mad Thinker!" Plot by Len Wein, Archie Goodwin, and Jim Shooter. Script by Bill Mantlo. Art by Sal Buscema (breakdowns) and Joe Sinnott (finishes). Cover by Ron Wilson and Joe Sinnott. The Reed Richards of Counter-Earth tricks Ben and Johnny into entering the Negative Zone to look for the 'other' Reed! The Thing and the Human Torch find Reed...and Annihilus...and the Mad Thinker's giant android monster! How many bad guys are in this story? Meanwhile at Whisper Hill, Sue and Alicia witness a mysterious group of men abducting Agatha Harkness and Franklin! A hysterical Invisible Girl rushes back to the Baxter Building...to battle the Brute! Does Sue have a chance of defeating the powerful Brute? The odds do not look good. Cameo appearances by Tigra, Thundra, and the Impossible Man.

All-Star Squadron DC Comic #21 Bronze Age 1983

Lot #244 (Sale Order 244 of 329)

Cover art by Jerry Ordway. A Tale of Three Citadels!, script by Roy Thomas, pencils by Jerry Ordway, inks by Mike Machlan; holding the Powerstone he took from Lex Luthor, Superman meets the Justice Society; Deathbolt and Cyclotron attack the Squadron after Wonder Woman is voted in as a member.

Marvel Super Action starring Captain America Marvel Comic #13 Bronze Age 1979

Lot #245 (Sale Order 245 of 329)

Originally Presented in Captain America (1968 1st Series) #111 - "Tomorrow You Live, Tonight I Die!" Starring Captain America. Written by Jim Steranko. Art by Jim Steranko and Joe Sinnott. Relive the tale that establishes Hydra, a secret criminal organization bent on ruling the world, as one of Captain America's most enduring foes.

Marvel Super Action starring Captain America Marvel Comic #8 Bronze Age 1978

Lot #246 (Sale Order 246 of 329)

Originally Presented in Captain America (1968 1st Series) #106 - "Cap Goes Wild!" Starring Captain America. Written by Stan Lee. Art by Jack Kirby and Frank Giacoia. Cap faces the ultimate adversary - himself!

Marvel Triple Action Marvel Comic #41 Bronze Age 1978 The Avengers

Lot #247 (Sale Order 247 of 329)

"Mine Is The Power." Part 3 of 4. Story by Roy Thomas. Art and cover by John Buscema. In Asgard, the gods have vanished, but Hercules is confronted by Typhon. Back in Midgard, Magneto leads Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver to the UN where he demands a separate nation for mutants. Hawkeye, Goliath and the Wasp arrive to battle them. In the course of the battle, tragedy strikes as the Scarlet Witch is wounded by a bullet.

Marvel Age Marvel Comic #25 Bronze Age 1985

Lot #248 (Sale Order 248 of 329)

Interview with Bill Mantlo; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Ed Hannigan's layouts/pencils from his version of Cloak and Dagger (limited series) #1; J.M. DeMatteis and editor Carl Potts discuss The Gargoyle limited series; Carl Potts cover.

Fun and Games Magazine Marvel Comic #9 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #249 (Sale Order 249 of 329)

Fun and Games Magazine Marvel Comic #9 Bronze Age 1980

Red Tornado DC Comic #1 Bronze Age 1985

Lot #250 (Sale Order 250 of 329)

Spurned by the JLA, ostracized by all humanity, the Red Tornado must face the Construct alone! This super-hero, an android, a robot body possessed of the elemental force of a tornado, feels alienated from the human race but protective of it. He's the only one who can tackle the Construct - that disembodied electronic consciousness cohered out of the network of electronic signals that fill Earth's atmosphere - intent on enslaving the will of every living creature be it animal, human or super-hero. Can the Red Tornado, a machine himself, save the world from the Construct? And can he finally discover his value to humanity? Written by Kurt Busiek, with art and cover by Carmine Infantino and Frank McLaughlin.

Lobo Unamerican Gladiators DC Comic #1 1993

Lot #251 (Sale Order 251 of 329)

Ready for a little head-bashing? Think you're man enough to play the Maim Game? Lobo is! Like that's a surprise, right? Check out the slammin' action in the 4-issue miniseries LOBO: UNAMERICAN GLADIATORS, where the Main Man plays the game for fabulous prizes...and, of course, the opportunity to lock horns with the baddest bastiches in the galaxy and kick the butts of his fellow contestants! Up for grabs is a year's holiday for two in the palace of pleasure on Waltsworld, a jewel-encrusted bazooka and all the gold you can grab from the vaults of Gazza. And for the last gladiator standing, the star prize is the planet Zarotey. But does Lobo care about prizes? If he wanted a planet, he'd fraggin' well take one. He's playing the Maim Game for the fun of it. And in Mondo Carno, where anything goes, the Main Man is sure to find the meanest kind of fun. Written by Alan Grant and John Wagner, with art by Cam Kennedy. Cover by Mike Mignola.

DC Super-Stars presents Star Hunters DC Comic #16 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #252 (Sale Order 252 of 329)

The Star Hunters Written by David Michelinie. Pencils by Don Newton. Inks by Bob Layton. Featuring "Part 1: The Farewell Alternative", "Part 2: Beyond the Solar Rim", and the article "The Story behind the Story" by Paul Levitz. Cover by Don Newton & Bob Layton.

Kung-Fu Fighter DC Comic #3 Bronze Age 1975

Lot #253 (Sale Order 253 of 329)

Cover art by Dick Giordano. Claws of the Dragon starring Richard Dragon, Kung Fu Fighter, O-Sensei, Benjamin Turner (later Bronze Tiger), Carolyn Woosan, The Swiss, and The Weapon Masters, script by Denny O'Neil, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by D. Bruce Berry; Richard Dragon battles The Weapon Masters.

Kobra DC Comic #2 Bronze Age 1976

Lot #254 (Sale Order 254 of 329)

Cover by Ernie Chua (Ernie Chan). "Code name: Gemini." Part 1 of 2. Story by Martin Pasko. Pencils by Chic Stone. Inks by Pablo Marcos. The villain Solaris has developed a deadly weapon called the Heliotron. Kobra sets out to steal the device while Jason Burr, now aware of his symbiotic relationship with Kobra, sets out to stop him. But Burr is just a man, not a hero, and that fact may end up getting both of them killed.

Baby Huey in Duckland Harvey Comic #4 Silver Age 1963

Lot #255 (Sale Order 255 of 329)

Papa mails requests for tickets to Art Duckletter's show and the Quackamount movie studios. Untitled story; When Huey stops the Fox from breaking into their clubhouse, the other ducklings make Huey president of the club. Hooray For Hollyduck; Huey goes on "Art Duckletter's Quack Party" and creates havoc; movie director Hans Von Waddling, watching on live television, finds him hilarious and vows to get him for his next picture. Untitled story; Katnip chases Buzzy into an amusement park. Dumb Stardom; Von Waddling quickly finishes the picture, just filming Huey being Huey, but Huey ruins the negatives and gets fired. Valley Fudge; After showing Huey paintings of General George Washingduck and their ancestor Colonel Dick Duck, Papa falls asleep and dreams about Huey meeting them. The Weakling; Papa gets some anti-pep pills for Huey, who takes the whole bottle and loses consciousness. Food For Thought; Herman defeats Katnip once again, this time with a fake radio cooking show.

Micronauts Marvel Comic #25 Bronze Age 1981 Key Origin of Baron Karza.

Lot #256 (Sale Order 256 of 329)

Key Origin of Baron Karza. Mentallo! The Fixer! And the horror called..."Deathbirth!" Written by Bill Mantlo and Pat Broderick, with art by Pat Broderick and Armando Gil. Plus: a "Tales of the Microverse" story, where Baron Karza's origin is revealed, by Bill Mantlo, Pat Broderick and Armando Gil. Cover by Pat Broderick.

Micronauts Marvel Comic #33 Bronze Age 1981 Key 1st appearance of Devil, an alien from a planet in t

Lot #257 (Sale Order 257 of 329)

Key 1st appearance of Devil, an alien from a planet in the Microverse. Stranded in an uncharted jungle, his eyes seared sightless in an accident, Acroyear battles the deadliest threat of all--Devil of "Tropica!" Written by Bill Mantlo, with art by Pat Broderick and Danny Bulanadi. Cover by Bob Layton.

Micronauts Marvel Comic #27 Bronze Age 1981 Key Death of Biotron.

Lot #258 (Sale Order 258 of 329)

Key Death of Biotron. Commander Rann takes on Baron Karza in "To Snare Men's Souls!" Written by Bill Mantlo and Pat Broderick, with art by Pat Broderick and Danny Bulanadi. Cover by Pat Broderick.

The Incredible Hulk Marvel Comic #263 Bronze Age 1981

Lot #259 (Sale Order 259 of 329)

"I Feel the Earth move Under my Feet, and the Sky come Tumbling Down!" Special guest appearance by the Mole Man. Story by Bill Mantlo. Art by Sal Buscema. When the actions of the mutant known as Avalanche disturb the domain of the Mole Man, the Fantastic Four's arch foe dispatches Landslide to deal with the situation. What follows is earth shaking. And, things go from bad to worse when the man-brute known as the Hulk shows up.

The Tick NEC Comic #9 1991

Lot #260 (Sale Order 260 of 329)

Written by Ben Edlund. Art and cover by Ben Edlund and Dave Garcia. The Tick and Arthur prepare to leave The City but are accosted by the Tick's fellow escaped insane asylum inmates who have come to worship him. Arthur drives and the Tick navigates as the duo head for New York but our hero has a little trouble with the map (starting with the fact that it is a 1959 edition). After countless miles of driving all over creation, Arthur insists that they do the unthinkable--ask for directions. The Chainsaw Vigilante cuts his way through the rest of the Civic-Minded Five and sets his sights on the Tick and Arthur. Essay in which Ben Edlund discusses how the car used in this issue by Tick and Arthur is based on his friends real life vehicle.

Millennium IDW Comic #1 2015

Lot #261 (Sale Order 261 of 329)

Written by Joe Harris. Art by Colin Lorimer. Fifteen years ago, the end of the world-the anticipated 'Millennium Event'-was avoided thanks to the efforts of Frank Black and FBI agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully. Or was it? Frank's psychic gifts have been showing him that evil has continued to grow unabated in the world, and he's trying his best to ignore it. But soon the resurgence of the Millennium Group and their quest to find Frank's daughter Jordan will pull him into the fray once again, whether he likes it or not!

Superman DC Comic #1 1987

Lot #262 (Sale Order 262 of 329)

"Heart of Stone!" Story by John Byrne. Art by John Byrne and Terry Austin. In the wake of Crisis on Infinite Earths, DC decides to revamp and reinvigorate their universe, and their heroes. First up, why none other than the Man of Steel himself. Superstar John Byrne, known for his acclaimed work on Marvel's Uncanny X-Men and the Fantastic Four, re-imagines the Last Son of Krypton for a whole new generation. However, Superman's first issue in this historical relaunch just may be his last as he comes face-to-face with Metallo, the Man with the Kryptonite Heart! Featuring Lois Lane. NOTE: Also see Man of Steel (1986) #1-6 for the lead in story to this series. Superman was created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster.

The Power of Shazam DC Comic #1 1995

Lot #263 (Sale Order 263 of 329)

Cover by Jerry Ordway. Things Change, script by Jerry Ordway, art by Peter Krause and Mike Manley; Four years ago, the young Billy Batson gains the power of Shazam. In the present, Sinclair Batson arrive to the city and try to launch it to the 21 century, but fail; Billy is frustrated and Shazam strips him of his powers; What can do Billy without his power?; Introduction of Uncle Dudley.

Ultraforce Spider-Man Marvel Comic #1A 1996

Lot #264 (Sale Order 264 of 329)

Cover number is 1A. Spotlighting the Green Goblin! UltraForce finds itself in the Marvel Universe and must join forces with a most unusual duo--the Green Goblin and Spider-Man! In this most unique experiment, the story begins and ends the same, but branches off into two distinct directions, splitting the UltraForce team with the Green Goblin and Spider-Man. Both stories feature all of the principal characters, and both issues conclude with a senses-shattering unified ending! This issue features half of UltraForce in an adventure with the Green Goblin! If you prefer more Goblin with your UltraForce, this one's for you! Written by Marv Wolfman. Art by Steven Butler, Shawn McManus, Chris Marrinan, Gabriel Gecko, Gabe Alberola, Ken Branch, Jerome K. Moore, Phil Moy, Scott Reed, Jim Amash and Larry Welch. Cover by Phil Jimenez and George Perez.

The Silver Surfer Rune Marvel Comic #1 1995

Lot #265 (Sale Order 265 of 329)

The Silver Surfer Rune Marvel Comic #1 1995

Moontrap Caliber Comic #1 1989

Lot #266 (Sale Order 266 of 329)

Official comic adaptation of the movie written by Tex Ragsdale and illustrated by Gary Kwapisz. Includes interview with Walter Koenig and production notes, sketches, and photos from the film. B&W.

Mantech Robot Warriors Archie Adventure Series Comic #1 Bronze Age 1984

Lot #267 (Sale Order 267 of 329)

Cover pencils by Dick Ayers, inks by Rich Buckler. "Siege of the Robot Warriors," script by Rich Margopoulos, pencils by Dick Ayers, inks by Chic Stone; Evil robot warriors fight to take over the planet, Mekka; The inhabitants of the planet had no hope until the planets leading scientist finds an old spacecraft floating in space; The ship contains the decaying bodies of the earthlings; The mens bodies are beyond help, so the scientist affixes their heads to robotic bodies; After the shock of their situation wears off, the three men decide that they have no choice but to help defend the planet from the attacking robots; They call themselves the Mantech Robot Warriors and take up individual identities derived from each persons unique specialty: Aquatech (water), Lasertech (lasers), and Solartech (sun powers).

Blue Ribbon Comics Red Circle Comic #1 Bronze Age 1983

Lot #268 (Sale Order 268 of 329)

Cover pencils by Steve Ditko, inks by Rudy Nebres. The Strange New World of the Fly, script and art by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby; orphan Tommy Troy stumbles across some hoods hassling Mr. Creacher, the superintendent of the orphanage who's been stealing money from the orphanage to pay his gambling debts. The Master of Junk-Ri-La, script and art by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby; the Fly meets a man who creates weapons and inventions out of junk in order to pull off his crime capers. Come into My Parlor, script and art by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby; the Fly meets the Spider, also known as Spider Spry. One of Our Skyscrapers Is Missing starring the Fly, pencils by Al Williamson, inks by Angelo Torres. Discovers His Buzz-Gun starring the Fly, script and art by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby.

The Spectre DC Comic #6 1993

Lot #269 (Sale Order 269 of 329)

When Amy challenges the Spectre to stop murders before they are committed, the terrible might of the Spectre seems useless...until he starts to use his imagination. And his imagination may be his most frightening power yet! Written by John Ostrander, with art by Tom Mandrake. Painted cover by Garry Leach.

Detective Comics Annual DC Comic #5 1992

Lot #270 (Sale Order 270 of 329)

ECLIPSO: THE DARKNESS WITHIN Annual Crossover Event continues. The Ventriloquist helps the Joker escape from Arkham Asylum, inspiring rage in the heart of Commissioner Gordon...rage that triggers the madness within him and releases an Eclipso. Written by Alan Grant and John Wagner, with art by Tom Mandrake and Rick Magyar. Cover by Sam Kieth.

Detective Comics Featuring Batman DC Comic #666 1993

Lot #271 (Sale Order 271 of 329)

Knightfall: Chapter 18. "The Devil You Know!" Story by Chuck Dixon. Art by Graham Nolan and Scott Hanna. Cover by Kelley Jones. The mantle of the Bat has passed to another, and his first order of business...find Bane and put him out of commission for good. It's the new Batman vs. Bane and Gotham City is at stake. But, we all know what happened to the last Batman that faced Bane. Story continues in Batman #500.

Detective Comics Featuring Batman DC Comic #656 1993

Lot #272 (Sale Order 272 of 329)

"Besieged!" Story by Chuck Dixon. Art by Tom Mandrake and Scott Hanna. Cover by Sam Keith. Gotham City streets have become a war zone, and the Batman is caught in the middle of it all. Plus, a mysterious group observes the Dark Knight's moves and plan to test his abilities further.

Detective Comics Featuring Batman DC Comic #663 1993

Lot #273 (Sale Order 273 of 329)

Knightfall: Chapter 10. "No Rest for the Wicked!" Story by Chuck Dixon. Art by Graham Nolan and Scott Hanna. Cover by Kelley Jones. The longest night in Batman's life continues as he and the Mayor are swept away by the irresistible force of millions of gallons of water from the Gotham River. Can the Dark Knight find a way out before the underground tunnel fills up and they both drown? Story continues in Batman #497.

The New Mutants Annual Marvel Comic #3 1987

Lot #274 (Sale Order 274 of 329)

The Impossible Man guest stars in "Anything You Can Do!" Script by Chris Claremont, pencils by Alan Davis, inks by Paul Neary. Brief appearances by the Avengers. The Impossible Man and Warlock assume the identities of many characters in this issue, including the Hulk, the Thing (of the Fantastic Four), Captain America, Captain Britain, Nick Fury, Spider-Woman, Baron Strucker, Viper, the Green Goblin, Spider-Man, Thanos, Captain Marvel, the Watcher, Galactus, Godzilla, and others.

The New Mutants Marvel Comic #30 Bronze Age 1985

Lot #275 (Sale Order 275 of 329)

Cover art by Bill Sienkiewicz. The Singer & Her Song, script by Chris Claremont, art by Bill Sienkiewicz; Shadowcat uses Illyana's Soulsword to transform her from the Darkchilde back to her normal human form, manifesting Magik's armor in the process; The kids return to earth from Limbo and once again head to the mutant arena to rescue the captured Magma and Sunspot; They are secretly spied on by the Beyonder but Rachel senses him and tries to communicate; Dazzler and Shadowcat infiltrate the Gladiators but are captured by the one who is actually controlling events in the arena, the former New Mutant, Karma.

Marvel Spectacular Marvel Comic #10 Bronze Age 1974 The Mighty Thor

Lot #276 (Sale Order 276 of 329)

"To Die like a God!" Part 3 of 3. Story by Stan Lee. Art by Jack Kirby and Vince Colletta. An army of savage trolls are at the Gates of Asgard, and only the Mighty Thor and the Lady Sif can save the day. Plus, the back-up feature Tales of Asgard - "The Queen Commands!" By Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. Originally presented in Thor #125.

Justice League Quarterly DC Comic #14 1994 Key 1st appearance of the second Judomaster. 1st appearan

Lot #277 (Sale Order 277 of 329)

Key 1st appearance of the second Judomaster. 1st appearance of the third Jack O'Lantern, Liam McHugh. Sarge Steel unites Captain Atom, Blue Beetle, Nightshade and Thunderbolt (who are joined by the all-new Judomaster) when the villainous Andreas Havoc escapes from his Tibetan prison and sets out to destroy New York City. Written by Paul Kupperberg, with art by Michael Collins and Eduardo Barreto. This issue also includes a Jack O'Lantern solo story by Steven T. Seagle and Frank Squillace, and the penultimate chapter of the Praxis saga by Michael Jan Friedman and Mike Mayhew. Cover by Mike Mignola. 84 pages.

Blue Beetle DC Comic #10 2017

Lot #278 (Sale Order 278 of 329)

Written by Keith Giffen and J. M. DeMatteis. Art and Cover by Scott Kolins. It's all hands on deck for the final battle against the powerful entity who has been lurking underground and wreaking havoc on the entire city of El Paso. Will the combined efforts of a rejuvenated Blue Beetle, Ted Kord, Doctor Fate and even special guest star Omac be enough to bring down this ancient menace? The outcome will signal a major turning point for Jaime Reyes and his friends and allies.

Blue Beetle DC Comic #2 1986

Lot #279 (Sale Order 279 of 329)

Seeking revenge on firemen for his gruesome fate, Firefist sets out to burn down the Chicago Museum of Firefighting in "This City's Not For Burning!" Part 2 of 2, continued from the previous issue. Script by Len Wein, pencils by Paris Cullins, inks by Bruce Patterson. Letters column has interview with Cullins, as well as a Blue Beetle drawing by Murphy Anderson done when he was 16 years old.

Samurai Penguin Slave Labor Comic #1 1986

Lot #280 (Sale Order 280 of 329)

Story by Dan Vado. Art and cover by Mark Buck. One of the earliest successes of indie publisher Slave Labor Graphics, written by company owner Dan Vado. In the Antarctic, a penguin trained in the arts of bushido defends the flock against an alliance of predators.

Abraham Stone Marvel Comic #2 1995

Lot #281 (Sale Order 281 of 329)

Abraham Stone Marvel Comic #2 1995

Archer and Armstrong Valiant Comic #9 1993

Lot #282 (Sale Order 282 of 329)

Cover pencils by Bernard Chang, inks by Rodney Ramos. "Darque Daze," script by Bob Layton, pencils by Bernard Chang, inks by Rodney Ramos; It's Archer VS. Armstrong! Under the influence of a mystical spell, Armstrong embarks on a mission to kill the Eternal Warrior; Desperate to stop Gilad's assassination, Archer must put his friendship with Armstrong aside and stop his partner by any means necessary; But just how do know you stop an un-killable immortal--and what happens when two of them come to blows?; Characters: Archer; Armstrong; Gunther; Mademoiselle Noire; Master Darque. Cover by Bernard Chang and Rodney Ramos

Harbinger Valiant Comic #15 1993

Lot #283 (Sale Order 283 of 329)

Written by Maurice Fontenot. Art by Howard Simpson and Gonzalo Mayo. Cover by Howard Simpson and Bob Layton. Hard Boiled; It's training day at the Harbinger Foundation!; As Stronghold struggles to control his powers, Twenty-Twenty keeps mental tabs on certain members of the team; But what happens when this rogue harbinger pushes his mind-scans too far?

Superboy starring the Legion of Super-Heroes DC Comic #209 Bronze Age 1975

Lot #284 (Sale Order 284 of 329)

Cover art by Mike Grell. Superman Hostess fruit pies ad, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Vince Colletta. Who Can Save the Princess?, script by Jim Shooter, art by Mike Grell; The Legionnaires must siphon off Princess Projectra's pain in order to allow her to survive the Pain Plague. Hero for a Day, script by Cary Bates, art by Mike Grell; While giving a tour to a special fan, the Legion receives a dangerous Witch Wolf; When the Legionnaires fail to subdue the animal, Flynt Brojj realizes that the Legionnaires are victims of a mass hypnotic spell. Boltinoff tells how Jim Shooter came to write the Legion again, and includes a short biographical essay by Shooter.

Superboy starring the Legion of Super-Heroes DC Comic #214 Bronze Age 1976

Lot #285 (Sale Order 285 of 329)

Cover art by Mike Grell. No Price Too High, script by Jim Shooter, art by Mike Grell; the denizens of a robot planet hold a spoiled rich kid captive, and the Legion of Super-Heroes must save him. Stay Small--Or Die, script by Cary Bates, pencils by Mike Grell, inks by Bill Draut; Brainiac 5 helps Shrinking Violet, who must overcome her fear of using her shrinking powers. Batman stars in a one-page Hostess ad, The Captive Commissioner.

Superboy starring the Legion of Super-Heroes DC Comic #213 Bronze Age 1975

Lot #286 (Sale Order 286 of 329)

Cover art by Mike Grell. The Jaws of Fear, script by Jim Shooter, art by Mike Grell; a crook threatens to steal the Miracle Machine for the Legion of Super-Heroes, Ultra Boy gets stricken with sheer terror. Trapped to Live--Free to Die!, script by Jim Shooter, pencils by Mike Grell, inks by Bill Draut; Timber Wolf gets captured by a bad guy wanting to commandeer the Legion Cruiser. Batman stars in a one-page Hostess ad, "The Captive Commissioner." Two-page Tarzan ad with Joe Kubert art. Back cover ad with art by Mort Drucker.

Superboy starring the Legion of Super-Heroes DC Comic #210 Bronze Age 1975

Lot #287 (Sale Order 287 of 329)

Cover art by Mike Grell. Soljer's Private War, script by Jim Shooter, art by Mike Grell; Lightning Lad re-animates a soldier who can materialize any type of weapon he can imagine; When the Legion convinces him that his war is over and he has done his duty, he finally passes on to his rest. The Lair of the Black Dragon: The Untold Origin of Karate Kid, script by Jim Shooter, art by Mike Grell; Karate Kid learns who killed his father.

Superboy starring the Legion of Super-Heroes DC Comic #229 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #288 (Sale Order 288 of 329)

Cover art by Mike Grell. Hunt for a Hero-Killer, script by Paul Levitz, pencils by James Sherman, inks by Jack Abel; The Legion head to the homeworld of the Dark Circle to find Deregon and avenge Chemical King. Remember the Five-Cent Phone Call? article by publisher Jenette Kahn. Bill Morse biography by Mike Gold. Ad for Hostess Cup Cakes starring Batman and Robin, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Dick Giordano.

The New Adventures of Superboy DC Comic #7 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #289 (Sale Order 289 of 329)

An alien race attempts to get Superboy to move to their world in "This Planet Is Condemned." Characters: Superboy; Ma Kent; Pa Kent; Bash Bashford; Kryptonite. Written by Cary Bates, with art by Kurt Schaffenberger and Dave Hunt. Plus: 28-page Superman insert "The Computers That Saved Metropolis!" Alec and Shanna use a pair of TRS-80 computers to help Superman stop Major Disaster after Superman's powers become difficult for him to control. Reprints Superman Radio Shack Giveaway (1980) #1. Characters: Superman [Clark Kent]; Major Disaster [Paul Booker]; Shanna; Alec; Margaret Wilson; John Bardeen (Nobel Scientist, Cameo); William Schockley (Nobel Scientist, Cameo); Walter Brattain (Nobel Scientist, Cameo); Lana Lang. Written by Cary Bates, with art by Jim Starlin and Dick Giordano. Cover by Ross Andru (layouts?), Schaffenberger and Hunt.

The New Adventures of Superboy DC Comic #8 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #290 (Sale Order 290 of 329)

Cover pencils by Ross Andru and Kurt Schaffenberger, inks by Dave Hunt. "Clark Kent Must Die!", script by Cary Bates, pencils by Kurt Schaffenberger, inks by Dave Hunt; Jonathan and Martha Kent inexplicably lose all knowledge that their foster son Clark is Superboy; This creates such problems for him, since he fears revealing his double identity to them now, that he has to stage Clarks "death" by drowning and pretend that Superboy could not rescue him; At Clarks memorial service, Martha Kent angrily slaps Superboy. Continued next issue. #63 Joe Orlando â€” DC profiles biography by Mike W. Barr.

The Brave and the Bold presents Batman and Metal Men DC Comic #135 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #291 (Sale Order 291 of 329)

"More Than Human," script by Bob Haney, art by Jim Aparo; Ruby Ryder and Bruce Wayne open a 100-year-old time capsule, liberating a super-powerful robotic man named Jason Morgan who is destructive but devoted to Ruby; Ruby ends up taking control of Wayne Enterprises and Jason destroys Tin, and neither Batman nor the Metal Men are able to do anything about it. Hostess snack cakes ad with Green lantern with art by Dick Giodano/Neal Adams?

Legion of Super-Heroes DC Comic #340 1986

Lot #292 (Sale Order 292 of 329)

Crisis on Infinite Earth tie-in. Dr. Regulus holds the newest Legionnaires "Hostage on a Hostile Star"! It's a baptism of fire! Written by Paul Levitz, with art by Greg LaRocque and Larry Mahlstedt. Characters: Legion of Super-Heroes [Wildfire; Shadow Lass; Mon-El; Sun Boy; Shrinking Violet; Colossal Boy; Timber Wolf; Dawnstar; Element Lad; Dream Girl; Star Boy; Tellus; Magnetic Kid; Polar Boy; Sensor Girl [Projectra]; Quislet; Brainiac 5]; Computo; Sensei; Myg [Karate Kid]; Doctor Regulus; Night Girl; Mayor Kahlid. Cover by Steve Lightle.

DC Super-Stars Superboy starring the Legion of Super-Heroes DC Comic #3 Bronze Age 1976

Lot #293 (Sale Order 293 of 329)

All Superboy & Legion of Super-Heroes reprints: "The Adult Legion!" and "The War of the Legions!" Script by Jim Shooter, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by George Klein (from Adventure 354 and 355).

Superboy starring the Legion of Super-Heroes DC Comic #230 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #294 (Sale Order 294 of 329)

Cover art by Mike Grell. The Creature Who Conned the Legion, script by Paul Levitz, pencils by James Sherman, inks by Jack Abel; On the planet Remor, Sden tricks the Legion into finding the Crystal of Catastrophe. The Day Bouncing Boy Bounced Back, script by Paul Levitz, pencils by Michael Netzer [as Mike Nasser], inks by Jack Abel; Bouncing Boy accidentally reactivates his power while on guard duty. Swamp Thing From the Beginning article by Jenette Kahn.

Superboy starring the Legion of Super-Heroes DC Comic #215 Bronze Age 1976

Lot #295 (Sale Order 295 of 329)

Cover art by Mike Grell. The Final Eclipse of Sun Boy, script by Cary Bates, art by Mike Grell; Sun Boy appears to be going into an eclipse state, Phantom Girl testifies against an assassin. Superman is featured in a one-page public service announcement, Justice For All Includes Children, art by Neal Adams. The Hero Who Wouldn't Fight, script by Jim Shooter, pencils by Mike Grell, inks by Bill Draut; the Emerald Empress threatens the Legion of Super-Heroes, but Cosmic Boy refuses to use his powers based on religious grounds.

Harbinger Valiant Comic #14 1993 Key 1st Cameo Appearance of Stronghold.

Lot #296 (Sale Order 296 of 329)

Key 1st Cameo Appearance of Stronghold. Written by Maurice Fontenot. Art and cover by Howard Simpson and Gonzalo Mayo. Dream Child; It's a psychological journey into the mind of Zeypher!; As Faith's relationship with Peter Stanchek sours, she experiences a string of mysterious dreams; What do these visions means for Zephyr and how will they affect her in reality?; Also, Toyo Harada has startling news for one of his students! Unity crossover. 1st app of Stronghold. Magnus Robot Fighter app.

Justice League of America DC Comic #224 Bronze Age 1984 Key 1st Appearance of Paragon.

Lot #297 (Sale Order 297 of 329)

Key 1st Appearance of Paragon. Who is Paragon? Find out in "The Supremacy Factor." Written by Kurt Busiek, with art by Chuck Patton and Dick Giordano. Characters: Black Canary; Superman [Earth-1]; Green Arrow [Earth-1]; Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]; Red Tornado; Wonder Woman [Earth-1]; Firestorm (all as the Justice League of America); Paragon (villain); green kryptonite.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #11 2016

Lot #298 (Sale Order 298 of 329)

Written by Jason Aaron. Art and Cover by Stuart Immonen. Chewbacca Unleashed! Skywalker in chains! Han Solo...with a ball and chain?!?

Kamandi the Last Boy on Earth DC Comic #26 Bronze Age 1975

Lot #299 (Sale Order 299 of 329)

"The Heights of Abraham." Script and pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by D. Bruce Berry. Cover by Kirby and Berry. Kamandi and Ben Boxer run across the Sacker's company leopards, which are ruining the environment.

Kamandi the Last Boy on Earth DC Comic #28 Bronze Age 1975

Lot #300 (Sale Order 300 of 329)

"Enforce the Atlantic Testament." Script and pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by D. Bruce Berry. Cover by Kirby and Berry. Kamandi and Ben Boxer continue battling Sacker's company forces and fierce leopards.

Kamandi the Last Boy on Earth DC Comic #20 Bronze Age 1974

Lot #301 (Sale Order 301 of 329)

"The Electric Chair." Script and pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by D. Bruce Berry. Cover by Kirby and Berry. Chicago police arrest Kamandi and Sgt. Ugash. Kamandi discovers the secret of the robot gangsters.

Kamandi the Last Boy on Earth DC Comic #18 Bronze Age 1974

Lot #302 (Sale Order 302 of 329)

"The Eater." Script and pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by D. Bruce Berry. Cover by Kirby and Berry. Kamandi uses the Eater (a giant worm) in his battle with the apes.

Kamandi the Last Boy on Earth DC Comic #24 Bronze Age 1974

Lot #303 (Sale Order 303 of 329)

"The Exorcism." Script and pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by D. Bruce Berry. Cover by Kirby and Berry. Kamandi comes upon a haunted house, where strange things begin to happen.

Spider-Man 2099 Marvel Comic #18 1994

Lot #304 (Sale Order 304 of 329)

Blown Circuits starring Spider-Man 2099, script by Peter David, pencils by Ron Lim, inks by Greg Adams; Lyla goes nuts and tries to kill Dana; Tyler Stone is nearly killed by his personal assistant, Winston; Gabriel plugs into the 'net and is immediately attacked. School Daze starring Young Miguel O'Hara, script by Peter David, pencils by Chris Batista, inks by Ralph Cabrera; Young Miguel O'Hara is personally escorted to his Alchemax sponsored private school by Tyler Stone.

Kamandi the Last Boy on Earth DC Comic #25 Bronze Age 1975

Lot #305 (Sale Order 305 of 329)

"Freak Show." Script and pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by D. Bruce Berry. Cover by Kirby and Berry. Kamandi and Ben Boxer battle mutated sea creatures.

Marvel Premiere Featuring Dominic Fortune #56 Bronze Age 1980 Key 1st appearance of Dominic Fortune

Lot #306 (Sale Order 306 of 329)

Key 1st appearance of Dominic Fortune in color, previously appeared in black and white. "The Big Top Barter Resolution," script by Len Wein (plot), Howard Chaykin (plot), and David Michelinie, pencils by Howard Chaykin (layouts) and Terry Austin, inks by Terry Austin; In spring of 1938, a young Dum Dum Dugan bets his circus at the tables of the Mississippi Queen and loses to the house, leading to a brawl between him and thugs working for Spencer Keene, who had been trying to buy the circus from him; Dominic Fortune helps quell the fight in exchange for Sabbath forgiving his debts.

Superboy starring the Legion of Super-Heroes DC Comic #231 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #307 (Sale Order 307 of 329)

A Day in the Death of a World!, script by Paul Levitz, pencils by James Sherman, inks by Jack Abel; As the Legion attempts to evacuate the planet Mordan before its star goes nova, they are confronted by the Fatal Five who want the inhabitants of Mordan to be converted into priceless energite when their star explodes, and have taken Karate Kid and Princess Projectra hostage to make sure the Legion doesn't interfere. Chapter 2: 3 Hours to...Holocaust!, script by Paul Levitz, pencils by Mike Netzer, inks by Jack Abel; After delaying the Legion's efforts to save the inhabitants of Mordan, the Fatal Five regroup on Tharok's ship; The Legion mounts a sneak attack on the ship and tricks Tharok into revealing where the control for the device causing the star to go nova is. Short bios of half of the Legion members.

Superboy starring the Legion of Super-Heroes DC Comic #219 Bronze Age 1976

Lot #308 (Sale Order 308 of 329)

The Plunder Ploy of the Fatal Five, script by Jim Shooter (from a suggestion by Ken Klaczak), art by Mike Grell; the Fatal Five have stolen part of a planet, and the Legion of Super-Heroes must track him down; Duplicated boy is injured from fighting Validus. Justice for All Includes Children starring Superman, pencils by Neal Adams, inks by Vince Colletta.

Superboy starring the Legion of Super-Heroes DC Comic #254 Bronze Age 1979

Lot #309 (Sale Order 309 of 329)

A Madman Shall Lead Them, script by Gerry Conway, pencils by Joe Staton, inks by David Hunt; Brainiac 5 enlists the Legion of Substitute Heroes for assistance against the Super-Assassins. Fred Hembeck cartoon. Ask the Answer Man with Bob Rozakis.

Superboy starring the Legion of Super-Heroes DC Comic #257 Bronze Age 1979

Lot #310 (Sale Order 310 of 329)

Who Stole the Legion?, script by Gerry Conway, pencils by Joe Staton, inks by David Hunt; the Legion tries to get to the bottom of the bankruptcy of R.J. Brande. Hostess Twinkie ad starring Green Lantern, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Vince Colletta. Once A Legionnaire ...! Bouncing Boy and Duo Damsel, script by Gerry Conway, pencils by Steve Ditko, inks by Dan Adkins. Fred Hembeck cartoon. Ask the Answer Man with Bob Rozakis.

Superboy starring the Legion of Super-Heroes DC Comic #223 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #311 (Sale Order 311 of 329)

We Can't Escape the Trap in Time!, script by Jim Shooter, pencils by Mike Grell, inks by Bob Wiacek; When the Time-Trapper learns that he can only rule the universe in possible futures where five Legionnaires do not exist, he brings Superboy, Karate Kid, Chameleon Boy, Saturn Girl and Sun Boy to his lair to kill them. Hostess Twinkie ad starring Batman, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Vince Colletta.

Superboy starring the Legion of Super-Heroes DC Comic #224 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #312 (Sale Order 312 of 329)

When Stargrave Strikes!, script by Jim Shooter, pencils by Mike Grell, inks by Bob Wiacek; Stargrave wants the Legion's assistance to gain total control the universe and Brainiac 5, after discovering that Stargrave is his father, agrees to help. Wonder Woman; Hostess cupcakes ad, pencils by Curt Swan inks by Vince Colletta.

The New Adventures of Superboy DC Comic #4 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #313 (Sale Order 313 of 329)

"Look At Me World...I'm Astralad!", script by Cary Bates, pencils by Kurt Schaffenberger, inks by Dave Hunt; Superboy frustrates Astralads attempts to reveal to others that he is really Joey Silver; Then he does battle with Astralad, finally convincing him that he cannot alter history in the past; Astralad agrees and returns to 1980, saying that young Joey Silver will have no memory of his existence as a "super-hero". Continued from last issue. The Superboy Family article by E. Nelson Bridwell.

The New Adventures of Superboy DC Comic #6 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #314 (Sale Order 314 of 329)

Bill Henderson attempts to convince Superboy to move to Metropolis in "Too Big for Smallville." Written by Cary Bates, with art and cover by Kurt Schaffenberger and Dave Hunt.

Superman DC Comic #348 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #315 (Sale Order 315 of 329)

Cover pencils by Ross Andru, inks by Dick Giordano. The Master of Wind and Storm, script by Gerry Conway, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Frank Chiaramonte; a rain god summoned by an Indian shaman conflicts with Superman.

The Legion of Super-Heroes DC Comic #288 Bronze Age 1982

Lot #316 (Sale Order 316 of 329)

The Legionnaire's Made for Burning, script by Paul Levitz, pencils by Keith Giffen, inks by Bruce Patterson; A team of Legionnaires travel to Orando to help Projectra regain the throne from her treacherous cousin and grandmother. Meanwhile, five other team members are stranded on an uninhabited planetoid following the mission on Khundia, with little hope for rescue. House ad for Fury of Firestorm, The #1 and Tales of the New Teen Titans #1. House ad for Batman #348 and Detective Comics #515.

The Legion of Super-Heroes DC Comic #286 Bronze Age 1982

Lot #317 (Sale Order 317 of 329)

Cover pencils by Pat Broderick, inks by Romeo Tanghal. Old Friends, New Relatives and Other Corpses!, script by Paul Levitz, pencils by Pat Broderick, inks by Bruce Patterson; Dr. Regulus attacks Sun Boy and the Legion on Brande's planetoid. Meanwhile, Chameleon Boy, unsettled about the discovery of his father, impulsively decides to take Timber Wolf and Shrinking Violet on a mission to the Khunds' homeworld. House ad for The Saga of Swamp Thing (1982 series) #1, art by Tom Yeates. A Crown for the Princess, script by Paul Levitz, pencils by Keith Giffen, inks by Bruce Patterson; Projectra's cousin Pharoxx challenges her for the crown of Orando.

Kamandi the Last Boy on Earth DC Comic #12 Bronze Age 1973

Lot #318 (Sale Order 318 of 329)

"The Devil and Mister Sacker." Script and pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Mike Royer. Cover by Kirby and Royer. Kamandi befriends a giant grasshopper (known as the "Devil") and names him Kliklak. He then discovers that he must against Bull Bantam, who has abused Spirit, the sister of Flower.

The Walking Dead Image Comic #83 2011

Lot #319 (Sale Order 319 of 329)

NO WAY OUT' continues. What is left but surrender?

Wanted Top Cow Comic #2 2004

Lot #320 (Sale Order 320 of 329)

(W) Mark Millar (Art) J.G. Jones (C) Paul Mounts Painted Cover by J.G. Jones Sex. Money. Super-powers. Costume. Mark Millar's tour-de-force look at superheroes as you've never seen them before continues as the world of downtrodden wage-slave Wesley Gibson turns upside down. The Fox has opened Wesley's eyes in a hail of bullets and blood, and Wesley learns he is heir to incredible powers and incredible fortune. All he has to do to claim them is become a killer, and one of the most vile supervillains the world has ever seen. Brought to you with astonishing pencils and inks by artist JG Jones (Black Widow) and colors by Paul Mounts (The Ultimates). You know you want it.

The Walking Dead Image Comic #55 2008

Lot #321 (Sale Order 321 of 329)

story ROBERT KIRKMAN art & cover CHARLIE ADLARD & CLIFF RATHBURN On the road.

Excalibur Marvel Comic #4 2001

Lot #322 (Sale Order 322 of 329)

cover by pablo raimondi. ben raab/pablo raimondi/jason martin. Captain Britain's arch-nemesis has stolen the ultimate power in the universe right from Brian Braddock's hands! Can even the last surviving members of the Captain Britain Corps stop him before it's too late?

Batman Detective Comics DC Comic #781 2003

Lot #323 (Sale Order 323 of 329)

WRITTEN BY ED BRUBAKER AND JON LEWIS; ART BY TOMMY CASTILLO, WADE VON GRAWBADGER AND STEFANO GUADIANO; COVER BY TIM SALE. "Dead Reckoning" Part 5 of 6 finds Batman in a desperate race to stop the Charlatan! Gotham City's newest ? and possibly most dangerous ? villain plans to take out more of Arkham's enemies. Can Batman ? or anyone ? stop him? Plus, in the back-up feature, Jon (ROBIN) Lewis and Stefano (BATMAN: FAMILY) Gaudiano team up for a tale that's truly out of this world! The mythos of Batman meets the tale of Robin Hood, as told with the sensibilities of a Grimm's Fairy Tale. The citizenry of the woodlands fear the creature known only as the "Bat King." But is he a demonic foe or a friend in need?

Batman Detective Comics DC Comic #755 2001

Lot #324 (Sale Order 324 of 329)

WRITTEN BY GREG RUCKA AND JORDAN B. GORFINKEL;ART BY SHAWN MARTINBROUGH, JEFF JOHNSON, STEVE MITCHELL, AND DAN PANOSIAN;COVER BY DAVE JOHNSON. Following the events of "Officer Down," a party is held as cops and Gotham's elite ? including Two-Face ? turn out to say farewell to one of Gotham's finest! But how can Bruce Wayne slip away and become Batman in order to stop Two-Face, when he can't seem to ditch his ever-present bodyguard, Sasha Bordeaux? Plus, Chapter 10 of "The Jacobian."

Star Wars Kanan Marvel Comic #6 2015 Key 1st full appearance of Sabine Wren, a Mandalorian. 1st full

Lot #325 (Sale Order 325 of 329)

Key 1st full appearance of Sabine Wren, a Mandalorian. 1st full appearance of Ezra Bridger. 1st full appearance of Hera Syndulla. Written by Greg Weisman. Art by Jacopo Camagni. Cover by Pepe Larraz. A tale from the time of Rebels! No longer a Padawan, the adult Kanan finds himself back on the planet Kaller... Will his past as Caleb Dume return to haunt him?

Full Short Box of Archie Comics Bronze Age

Lot #326 (Sale Order 326 of 329)

Full Short Box of Archie Comics Bronze Age

Full Short Box of Comics 150-200 Comics Marvel / DC Bronze Age

Lot #327 (Sale Order 327 of 329)

Full Short Box of Comics 150-200 Comics Marvel / DC Bronze Age

Full Short Box of Comics 200-250 Comics Marvel / DC / Indie

Lot #328 (Sale Order 328 of 329)

Full Short Box of Comics 200-250 Comics Marvel / DC / Indie

Short Box of Comics 150-200 Comics 22 Pounds Marvel / DC / Indie

Lot #329 (Sale Order 329 of 329)

Short Box of Comics 150-200 Comics 22 Pounds Marvel / DC / Indie


Marvel DC Archie Indie Bronze & Keys Auction
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Marvel DC Archie Indie Bronze & Keys Auction
by Brothers' Ink, LLC Event Begins: Saturday, December 30, 9:38 PM Mountain First lots ends Sunday, January 14, 3:30 PM Mountain Last lot ends Sunday, January 14, 6:14:06 PM Mountain Mostly bronze age comics. Some Issues Include: Star Wars Adventure Comics Superboy Justice League of America Battlestar Galactica Fantastic Four Spider-Man If we feel the item is graded between 7-9 it will get a HIGH GRADE in the description. If we feel the item is graded between 4-6 it will not get anything in the title or description, we feel it is of average or Mid grade. If we feel the item is graded between 1-3 it will get a LOW GRADE in the description. We have many Low Grade comics in this auction~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ (A Moment about LOW GRADE - when we post a comic as this, Brothers Ink believes these comics to be of a low grade, but we are not professional comic graders, so please examine pictures closely to make your own determination. The comic may be torn, missing pieces or pages, may be water damaged, or just really really old. But in any case, WE HAVE PUT THE DAMAGED COMIC IN NEW PLASTIC AND MAYBE ADDED A BACKER BOARD TO TRY AND PROTECT IT FROM ANY DAMAGE IN THE FUTURE. The comic is included in the auction simply because we feel it to be of some value, either as a low cost filler for someones collection or because the comic is rare and hard to find at any grade.) Please examine the High Res Photos to see full details. We try and be as accurate as possible and give you useful information about condition and description of the item as possible. Also, you can email us at auction@brothers-ink.com, if you have any questions! Thanks!