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Texas Rangers in Action Charlton Comics #47 Silver Age 1964

Lot #1 (Sale Order 1 of 588)

The legendary lawmen of frontier Texas bring justice to the lawless West. Ex-Ranger Roger goes after outlaw One-Eye Metzger, even if it means the end of his marriage to Mitzi. Ranger Rudd finally catches up with bank robbers in the badlands, but the chase isn't over yet. Ranger Morse hatches a plan after learning that the town of Cottonwood Grove has been taken over - entirely populated - by outlaws, right down to the barber. Plus a vintage ad for "Iron On [Universal] Movie Monsters"! Badland Friend; Reading the Brands; Once a Ranger Always a Ranger; Sheriff Slidell; Six-Gun Voter; The Businessmen.

Nightcrawler Marvel Comics #1 2004

Lot #2 (Sale Order 2 of 588)

The X-Man known as NIGHTCRAWLER is a man with a foot in two worlds ? one the daylight world of super heroes and super-villains, the other a netherworld of demons and angels, ghosts and monsters ? human and otherwise. With the looks of a devil and the soul of a kind, ordinary man, Nightcrawler is used to being pulled in both directions, but now he might be asked to go where the other X-Men won't ? into the shadows that have always called to him!

Rogue Marvel Comics #1 2004

Lot #3 (Sale Order 3 of 588)

During her time as part of the X- MEN, the woman known as ROGUE has been many things -- fighter, friend, soldier, lover...and now, daughter. When an X-Men mission brings Rogue back to her childhood home in Mississippi, she comes face to face with the demons in her past...and a terrible secret that has haunted her family since her birth!

Wildcats Image Comics #1 1997 Key 1st team appearance of WildC.A.T.S., which stands for Covert Actio

Lot #4 (Sale Order 4 of 588)

Key 1st team appearance of WildC.A.T.S., which stands for Covert Action TeamS. 1st appearance of Spartan. 1st appearance of Grifter. 1st appearance of Voodoo, Priscilla Kitaen. Wildcats Image Comics #1 1997

Marvel Knights 2099 Mutant 2099 Marvel Comics #1 2004

Lot #5 (Sale Order 5 of 588)

Chad Channing, is a mild-mannered high school student at Baxter High. He takes his mutant gene suppression pills every morning and his parents couldn't be more proud of him. With the mutant threat neutralized the world is a safer place, crime is down, a Sentinel is on every corner, and life is pretty much perfect. But all that changes when Chad finds a secret basement located under the Baxter Building that houses the living brain of rebel leader Reed Richards.

Walt Disney's Gyro Gearloose Dell Comics #1095 Silver Age 1960

Lot #6 (Sale Order 6 of 588)

On Gyro's advice, Scrooge buys Duckburg savings bonds with his move to save it from the Beagle Boys, then hides the bonds in caves in the Aeolian Mountains. Mixed-up Mixer; Gyro uses his new cement mixer to build a dam on Grandma's farm when a flood hits, then Grandma uses it to mix bread for flood refugees. The Madball Pitcher; Gyro, caught in the middle in a hotly contested baseball game between two Duckburg teams, invents an unhittable ball for one side and an unmissable bat for the other. The Bear Tamer; Gladstone recruits Gyro to help him tame a bear so that he will be crowned "king of luck," and Gyro invents a repellent that keeps the bear subdued.

Action Comic DC #1 Golden Age Reprint 1938 Key 1st appearance of Superman. 1st appearance of Lois La

Lot #7 (Sale Order 7 of 588)

Key 1st appearance of Superman Reprint. 1st appearance of Lois Lane. 1st appearance of Zatara, Zatanna's father. 1st appearance of Tex Thompson, later becomes Mr. America. Legendary issue featuring the origin and 1st app. of Superman by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. 1st app. of Zatara and Lois Lane. One-page Superman story, script by Jerry Siegel, art by Joe Shuster; A space vehicle from a destroyed world lands on Earth, and its occupant becomes Superman; In addition, a scientific explanation for this being's powers is given. "The Coming of Superman," script by Jerry Siegel, art by Joe Shuster; Superman delivers a witness to the governor to stop an execution, then stops a wife-beater; Later Superman, as Clark Kent, goes out with Lois, but she earns the wrath of Butch Matson and Superman must save her; Finally, Clark is assigned a story on the South American republic of San Monte. Superman ad. "The A-G Gang," art by Homer Fleming; Chuck begins a vendetta against the crooked ranch owners who have, by fraud, acquired the range lands he inherited after his father's death. "The Mystery of the Freight Train Robberies," script and art by Fred Guardineer; Zatara and Tong investigate the murders of several railroad detectives and the theft of over $200,000 in loot. "South Sea Strategy" text story by Captain Frank Thomas. "Sticky-Mitt Stimson," script and art by Russell Cole (as Alger); Sticky swipes some apples and is pursued by the police. He gets a lucky break to make good his escape. Untitled The Adventures of Marco Polo story, art by Sven Elven; Marco, his father and his uncle are given an audience with the new Pope; They are sent on a mission to satisfy a request from the Khan of Tartary for priests and men of learning. "The Light Heavyweight Championship," script by Gardner Fox, art by Fred Guardineer; When the Boxing Commission runs a dirty fight trainer out of town, he swears his revenge...against Pep. "The International Jewel Thief," art by Will Ely; An international jewel thief arrives in America as a prisoner, but Scoop and Rusty are on hand to witness his escape with the help of his gang lying in wait. "Murder in England," art by Bernard Baily; Ken is framed for the murder of a man, and, with the help of Betty and Bobby, sets out to prove his innocence.

Porky Pig Dell Comics #29 Golden Age 1953

Lot #8 (Sale Order 8 of 588)

All the kids are buying fish bowls to use as space helmets. The Perils of Pumpernickel starring Porky Pig, Petunia Pig, Meadows (butler), Sykes (gardener), and Uncle Pumpernickel. Untitled story; Porky gets in all kinds of trouble trying to deliver a powerful magnet from a laboratory to a bank. Porky has to paint Sam's fence after he splashes mud on it. Untitled story; Porky tries to get others to paint his own fence for him, but it doesn't quite work out like he expected. Untitled story; On a rainy day, Petunia borrows Porky's fishing pole, but she's not going fishing. Untitled story; Petunia can't decide what color of paint she wants to buy.

Icemna Marvel Comics #1 Bronze Age 1984 Key 1st cameo appearance of Oblivion, the physical manifesta

Lot #9 (Sale Order 9 of 588)

Key 1st cameo appearance of Oblivion, the physical manifestation of the death of a universe. He's young...He's on his own...He's out for a good time...and he's in more trouble than ever! Bobby Drake, the uncanny Iceman, steps out on his own, no X-Men, No Champions, no Defenders, can Iceman handle his first solo adventure? He better, or the world is doomed.

Sleepwalker Marvel Comics #1 1991 Key 1st appearance of Sleepwalker. 1st cameo appearance of 8-Ball,

Lot #10 (Sale Order 10 of 588)

Key 1st appearance of Sleepwalker. 1st cameo appearance of 8-Ball, on a TV screen. First appearance of Sleepwalker. Cover art by Bret Blevins. To Sleep Perchance to Scream!, script by Bob Budiansky, art by Bret Blevins; When Rick Sheridan is asleep, the other-dimensional crime-fighter Sleepwalker can emerge from his mind.

3 Issues. Predator Big Game Dark Horse Comics #4, #3, & #2.

Lot #11 (Sale Order 11 of 588)

3 Issues. Predator Big Game Dark Horse Comics #4, #3, & #2.

4 Issues. The Punisher Marvel Comics #5, #6, #7, & #44.

Lot #12 (Sale Order 12 of 588)

4 Issues. The Punisher Marvel Comics #5, #6, #7, & #44.

4 Issues. The Punisher Marvel Comics #4, #3, #2, & #1.

Lot #13 (Sale Order 13 of 588)

4 Issues. The Punisher Marvel Comics #4, #3, #2, & #1.

Tarzan of the Apes Gold Key Comics #151 Silver Age 1965

Lot #14 (Sale Order 14 of 588)

Faru's son N'Kubu is rescued from the river by Tarzan; He is nursed back to health and then returns to his village to stop his cousin Gathi from killing his father and becoming chief. "A Morning Feast" text story starring Mabu. "They Attack by Night," script by Gaylord Du Bois, art by Jesse Marsh; Dombie searches out Tarzan to help his tribe that is being attacked by hyenas, lead by the witch doctor Mungo. "The Falcon," script by Gaylord Du Bois, art by Russ Manning; The Brothers of the Spear find a mortally wounded Sheik, Ibrahim, who gives them a hunting falcon.

Turok Son of Stone Gold Key Comics #71 Bronze Age 1970

Lot #15 (Sale Order 15 of 588)

Turok in "The Prisoner" "Part 1: The Mysterious Trail" and "Part 2: The Search To Survive" in which Turok and Andar investigate tracks that may lead them out of the lost valley. Issue also has backup feature "Young Earth - The Battle for the Skies," a one-page text feature "Prehistoric Americans: Primitive Settlers," and Gold Key Comics Club News features. No art/story credits given.

4 Issues. The New Warriors Marvel Comics #47, #13, #32, & #40.

Lot #16 (Sale Order 16 of 588)

4 Issues. The New Warriors Marvel Comics #47, #13, #32, & #40.

2 Issues. WildCats Image Comics #3 & #4.

Lot #17 (Sale Order 17 of 588)

2 Issues. WildCats Image Comics #3 & #4.

7 Issues. Identity Crisis DC Comics #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, & #7.

Lot #18 (Sale Order 18 of 588)

7 Issues. Identity Crisis DC Comics #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, & #7.

2 Issues. Iceman Marvel Comics #1 & #2.

Lot #19 (Sale Order 19 of 588)

2 Issues. Iceman Marvel Comics #1 & #2.

4 Issues. Batman and the Outsiders DC Comics #30, #15, & #1. Batman DC Comics #393.

Lot #20 (Sale Order 20 of 588)

4 Issues. Batman and the Outsiders DC Comics #30, #15, & #1. Batman DC Comics #393.

4 Issues. Sleepwalker Marvel Comics #2. Iceman Marvel Comics #2. Robotech The New Generation Comico

Lot #21 (Sale Order 21 of 588)

4 Issues. Sleepwalker Marvel Comics #2. Iceman Marvel Comics #2. Robotech The New Generation Comico Comics #1. Deathlok Annual Marvel Comics #1.

4 Issues. Sad Sack Harvey Comic #239. Sad Sack Sarge Harvey Comics #147, #134, & #136.

Lot #22 (Sale Order 22 of 588)

4 Issues. Sad Sack Harvey Comic #239. Sad Sack Sarge Harvey Comics #147, #134, & #136.

Turok Son of Stone Gold Key Comics #74 Bronze Age 1971

Lot #23 (Sale Order 23 of 588)

Turok in "Island of the Doomed" Part 1 and 2 in which Turok and Andar help restore a banished leader back as the head of his tribe. Issue also has backup feature "Young Earth - Mystery of the Clay Statues," a one-page text feature "Prehistoric Americans: The Bighorn Hunters."

Walt Disney's Dumbo Dell Comics #668 Golden Age 1955

Lot #24 (Sale Order 24 of 588)

"Dumbo The Flying Elephant" - Written by unknown. Art by Al Hubbard. Cover by Carl Buettner. Reprinted from Dell Giant Silly Symphonies (1952) #4.

Walt Disney's Comics and Stories Dell Comics #235 Silver Age 1960

Lot #25 (Sale Order 25 of 588)

Issue has Donald Duck in an untitled story by Carl Barks, Scamp in "Tale of a Watchdog," April, May and June in "Mischief Stoppers," and Mickey Mouse and Goofy in part three of "Peril at Panther Pass." Issue also has Gold Key Comics Club News features and a one-page text feature "Thumper's Foolish Wish."

4 Issues. Sad Sack and the Sarge Harvey Comics #137. True Ghost Stories Gold Key Comics. Turok Son o

Lot #26 (Sale Order 26 of 588)

4 Issues. Sad Sack and the Sarge Harvey Comics #137. True Ghost Stories Gold Key Comics. Turok Son of Stone Gold Key Comics. Toka Jungle King Dell Comic.

4 Issues. Jughead Archie Series Comics #249. Josie and the Pussycats Archie Series Comics #76. Betty

Lot #27 (Sale Order 27 of 588)

4 Issues. Jughead Archie Series Comics #249. Josie and the Pussycats Archie Series Comics #76. Betty and Me Archie Series Comics #72. Sad Sacks Army Life Parade Harvey Comics #55.

Justice League Europe DC Comics #1 1989

Lot #28 (Sale Order 28 of 588)

Setting up the European branch of the Justice League in Paris gets hairy when civilians storm the embassy in "How You Gonna Keep 'Em Down on the Farm After They've Seen Paree?" Part 1 of 4, continued next issue. Plot and breakdowns by Keith Giffen, script by J.M. DeMatteis, pencils by Bart Sears, inks by Pablo Marcos. Starring Captain Atom, Wonder Woman, Flash, Power Girl, Elongated Man, Metamorpho, Animal Man and Rocket Red.

Sad Sack Laugh Special Harvey Comics #9 Silver Age 1961

Lot #29 (Sale Order 29 of 588)

Sad Sack Laugh Special Harvey Comics #9 Silver Age 1961

Sad Sack Laugh Special Harvey Comics #5 Silver Age 1960

Lot #30 (Sale Order 30 of 588)

Sad Sack Laugh Special Harvey Comics #5 Silver Age 1960

Sad Sack Laugh Special Harvey Comics #8 Silver Age 1960

Lot #31 (Sale Order 31 of 588)

Sad Sack Laugh Special Harvey Comics #8 Silver Age 1960

Tarzan of the Apes Gold Key Comics #167 Silver Age 1967

Lot #32 (Sale Order 32 of 588)

Tarzan's Ape-English Dictionary, art by Jesse Marsh; Hista to Ho-Wa-Usha. "Tarzan the Terrible, Part 2: Incredible Pal-Ul-Don" starring Tarzan (John Clayton), Jane Porter Clayton, Korak (Jack Clayton), Om-At, Pan-At-Lee, Ta-Den, O-Lo-A, Ja-Don, Ko-Tan, Lu-Don, Bu-Lat, Mo-Sar, and Obergatz, script by Edgar Rice Burroughs (original novel) and Gaylord Du Bois (adaptation), art by Russ Manning; Tarzan rescues Jane from the high priests of Pal-ul-don. "Kinji's Offer" text story, art by Nat Edson. "The Death Fruit" starring Leopard Girl (Meru), Munya, Toto, Chui, and Dinu, script by Gaylord Du Bois, art by Tom Massey.

Tarzan of the Apes Gold Key Comics #175 Silver Age 1968

Lot #33 (Sale Order 33 of 588)

Tarzan in "The Shrunken Giant," part 2 of an adaptation of Edgar Rice Burroughs' "Tarzan and the Ant Men" with art by Russ Manning. Leopard Girl back-up story, "Caged."

4 Issues. Turok Son of Stone Dell Comic. Life with Archie Archie Series Comics #38. Beetle Bailey De

Lot #34 (Sale Order 34 of 588)

4 Issues. Turok Son of Stone Dell Comic. Life with Archie Archie Series Comics #38. Beetle Bailey Dell Comic. Walt Disney's Goofy Dell Comic #952.

4 Issues. Marge's Little Lulu Dell Comic. Walt Disney's Comics and Stories Dell Comics #173. Walt Di

Lot #35 (Sale Order 35 of 588)

4 Issues. Marge's Little Lulu Dell Comic. Walt Disney's Comics and Stories Dell Comics #173. Walt Disney's Super Goof Gold Key Comics. Beetle Bailey Dell Comics.

4 Issues. Beetle Bailey Dell Comics. Marge's Tubby Dell Comics. Walt Disney's Super Goof Gold Key. S

Lot #36 (Sale Order 36 of 588)

4 Issues. Beetle Bailey Dell Comics. Marge's Tubby Dell Comics. Walt Disney's Super Goof Gold Key. Sad Sack Harvey Comics #58.

4 Issues. Marge's Tubby Dell Comics. Walt Disney's Andy Panda Dell Comics. Beetle Bailey Dell Comics

Lot #37 (Sale Order 37 of 588)

4 Issues. Marge's Tubby Dell Comics. Walt Disney's Andy Panda Dell Comics. Beetle Bailey Dell Comics. Marge's Tubby Dell Comics.

Superman DC Comics #144 Silver Age 1961

Lot #38 (Sale Order 38 of 588)

Lex Luthor designs Weapon-X, a device that can drain Superman's powers and use them to power a weapon strong enough to destroy Superman. Superboy's First Public Appearance!, script by Jerry Siegel, art by Al Plastino; The story of Superboy's debut and first meeting with President Roosevelt. The Orphans of Space!, script by Jerry Siegel, art by Al Plastino; In his Fortress of Solitude, Superman disassembles a strange machine he found in space.

Gambit Marvel Comics #1 2004

Lot #39 (Sale Order 39 of 588)

House of Cards: Part 1 of 6 - Written by John Layman Pencils by Georges Jeanty Cover by GREG LAND The Ragin' Cajun is back with a vengeance in his very own ongoing series! Ever wonder what GAMBIT gets up to when he's not out saving the world with the X-MEN? Welcome to the exciting but treacherous terrain of the New Orleans underworld, where Gambit's skills and mastery are unquestioned...but this time, his confidence might be his downfall! Join writer JOHN LAYMAN and artist GEORGES JEANTY this September for the breakneck adventures of the smoothest, most charming devil ever to wear the X!

Texas Rangers in Action Charlton Comics #58 Silver Age 1966

Lot #40 (Sale Order 40 of 588)

The legendary lawmen of frontier Texas bring justice to the lawless West. In a three-part story, Ranger Clay faces an embittered young man whose loss of his family has turned him against the Rangers and Texas in general. Clay tries to put the youth on the straight and narrow, but his outlaw uncle Jackson wants him on the wrong side of the law. Miners in a remote mining camp must keep law and order in their own fashion. Ranger Hater; Indian Agent; Fork in the Road; Bushwhack Trail; Vigilante Law.

Texas Rangers in Action Charlton Comics #69 Silver Age 1968

Lot #41 (Sale Order 41 of 588)

The legendary lawmen of frontier Texas bring justice to the lawless West. In a story reminiscent of the Lone Ranger's origin, a Ranger left for dead by outlaws is nursed back to health by a rogue Apache. Rangers Race and John plan to catch a Ranger's killer, even though he's a powerful banker with corrupt lawmen on his side. Plus a look at the history of barbed wire and its effect on the Old West. 3 Rangers Down; The Man Called Loco: Happy Birthday Chiquita; Buried Without Honor.

Superman DC Comics #157 Silver Age 1962 Key 1st appearance of Quex-UI, Kryptonian poacher.

Lot #42 (Sale Order 42 of 588)

Key 1st appearance of Quex-UI, Kryptonian poacher. The Super-Revenge of the Phantom Zone Prisoner!, script by Ed Hamilton, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by George Klein; Superman releases Quex-Ul from the Phantom Zone since he has served his sentence, but Quex-Ul vows revenge on the son of the man who pronounced him guilty. The Super-Genie of Metropolis! starring Superman and Lori Lemaris, script by Robert Bernstein, art by Al Plastino. Superman's Day of Doom! starring the Legion of Super-Heroes, script by Jerry Siegel, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by George Klein.

Superman DC Comics #155 Silver Age 1962

Lot #43 (Sale Order 43 of 588)

Superman lands on an alien planet to help free the people from Drago who has made everyone on the planet blind. The Blind Superman [part 2]; Superman has his powers restored and stops Drago from his scheme and restores the sight of everyone on the planet. The Downfall Of Superman!, script by Jerry Siegel, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by George Klein; Superman and wrestler Antonino Rocca capture Duke Marple and his gang.

Superman DC Comics #146 Silver Age 1961

Lot #44 (Sale Order 44 of 588)

The Story of Superman's Life!, script by Otto Binder, art by Al Plastino; a recap of Superman's life. Superman's Greatest Feats!, script by Jerry Siegel, art by Al Plastino; Lori Lemaris asks Superman to go into the past and stop Atlantis from sinking; Superman continues to change other past events, including the assassination of Lincoln, Custer's Last Stand and the explosion of Krypton. 36 Pages, Full Color. Note: This is the 2nd time in history that Superman's powers are linked to Earth's yellow sun.

Action Comics DC Comics #328 Silver Age 1965

Lot #45 (Sale Order 45 of 588)

Mr. Gimmick arranges to have Superman's hands coated with two chemicals that will create a terrible explosion when they come together as he applauds the Superman Day parade in Metropolis. "The Ordeals of Dimension Z," script by Leo Dorfman, art by Jim Mooney; When Supergirl is taken to Dimension Z, she learns that her arrest was a ploy to get her to compete in the interdimensional Contest of Peril.

2 Issues. Death of Spider-Man Marvel Comic #156. Ultimate Spider-Man Marvel Comic #151.

Lot #46 (Sale Order 46 of 588)

2 Issues. Death of Spider-Man Marvel Comic #156. Ultimate Spider-Man Marvel Comic #151.

Superboy DC Comics #146 Silver Age 1968

Lot #47 (Sale Order 47 of 588)

Superboy inexplicably destroys his robots and equipment and becomes a runaway in disguise; On the road, he helps one boy reconcile with his father and another one gain adoptive parents; But, despite posters which urge Superboy to return to his parents, he remains a runaway. "The Superboy Legend," script by E. Nelson Bridwell, art by George Papp; The effects of red kryptonite on Kryptonians. "The Notorious Captain Sinbad Kent!", script by Robert Bernstein, art by John Sikela; Jonathan Kent is disgraced when a genealogy chart drawn up in Smallville High School exposes the fact that his ancestor during the Revolutionary War, Captain Sinbad Kent, was a notorious pirate. Superboy goes back in time, has an adventure with Sinbad Kent, and proves that he was actually a secret agent working for General Washington.

World's Finest DC Comics #105 Silver Age 1959

Lot #48 (Sale Order 48 of 588)

The Alien Superman starring Superman and Batman, script by Bill Finger, pencils by Dick Sprang, inks by Sheldon Moldoff; Superman suddenly spins a cocoon around himself and then emerges as an alien version of himself, with no memories of his past. It Happened in Illinois, script and art by Joe Kubert. New Stars for "Old Glory" public service announcement, script by Jack Schiff, art by Bernard Baily. The Reckless Rookie starring Tommy Tomorrow, script by Otto Binder, art by Jim Mooney. Ollie humor page by Henry Boltinoff. The Mighty Mr. Miniature, script by Ed Herron, art by Lee Elias; Green Arrow and Speedy must stop Mr. Miniature, who uses toys to help him in his crimes.

Superman DC Comics #142 Silver Age 1961

Lot #49 (Sale Order 49 of 588)

Lois Lane's Secret Helper!, script by Otto Binder, art by Kurt Schaffenberger; Krypto decides to try to make Superman fall in love with Lois Lane. Superman Meets Al Capone!, script by Otto Binder, pencils by Wayne Boring, inks by Stan Kaye; While returning from the past, Superman is affected by Titano's kryptonite eye-blasts, and it causes him to land in Chicago in the 1920's. Flame-Dragon From Krypton!, script by Jerry Siegel, pencils by Wayne Boring, inks by Stan Kaye; A Kryptonian Flame-Dragon makes it way to Earth.

4 Issues. The Vision and the Scarlet Witch Marvel Comics #10. Brigade Image Comics #1. Daredevil The

Lot #50 (Sale Order 50 of 588)

4 Issues. The Vision and the Scarlet Witch Marvel Comics #10. Brigade Image Comics #1. Daredevil The Man without Fear Marvel Comics #172. Blackbelt Hamsters Eclipse Comics #4.

4 Issues. Attack Modern Comics #13. Brigade Image Comics #2. Daredevil Marvel Comics #192. Astonishi

Lot #51 (Sale Order 51 of 588)

4 Issues. Attack Modern Comics #13. Brigade Image Comics #2. Daredevil Marvel Comics #192. Astonishing X-Men Marvel Comics #51.

4 Issues. X-Factor Marvel Comic #27. Marvel Universe D-G Marvel Comics #4. The Punisher War Journal

Lot #52 (Sale Order 52 of 588)

4 Issues. X-Factor Marvel Comic #27. Marvel Universe D-G Marvel Comics #4. The Punisher War Journal Marvel Comics #50. Inhumans Marvel Comics #1.

4 Issues. Fantastic Four Marvel Comics #364, #381, #233, & #350.

Lot #53 (Sale Order 53 of 588)

4 Issues. Fantastic Four Marvel Comics #364, #381, #233, & #350.

4 Issues. Fantastic Four Marvel Comics #307, #350, #380, & #328.

Lot #54 (Sale Order 54 of 588)

4 Issues. Fantastic Four Marvel Comics #307, #350, #380, & #328.

4 Issues. Walt Disney's Comics and Stories Dell Comic #168, #246, & #262. Walt Disney's Chip N Dale

Lot #55 (Sale Order 55 of 588)

4 Issues. Walt Disney's Comics and Stories Dell Comic #168, #246, & #262. Walt Disney's Chip N Dale Dell Comic.

4 Issues. Archie's Pals n Gals Archie Series Comics #89. Richie Rich Millions Harvey Comics #65. Mar

Lot #56 (Sale Order 56 of 588)

4 Issues. Archie's Pals n Gals Archie Series Comics #89. Richie Rich Millions Harvey Comics #65. Marge's Tubby Dell Comic. Walt Disney's Showcase Gold Key Comic.

4 Issues. Laugh Archie Series Comics #279. Richie Rich Millions Harvey Comics #63. Walt Disney's Sca

Lot #57 (Sale Order 57 of 588)

4 Issues. Laugh Archie Series Comics #279. Richie Rich Millions Harvey Comics #63. Walt Disney's Scamp Dell Comic. Porky Pig Dell Comic.

4 Issues. Popeye. Chic Young's Blondie Harvey Comics. Archies Pals n Gals Archie Series Comics #85.

Lot #58 (Sale Order 58 of 588)

4 Issues. Popeye. Chic Young's Blondie Harvey Comics. Archies Pals n Gals Archie Series Comics #85. Huckleberry Hound Dell Comic #1050.

4 Issues. Woody Woodpecker Dell Comic. Richie Rich Millions Harvey Comics #69. Wendy the Good Little

Lot #59 (Sale Order 59 of 588)

4 Issues. Woody Woodpecker Dell Comic. Richie Rich Millions Harvey Comics #69. Wendy the Good Little Witch Harvey Comics #21. Little Archie Archie Series Comic #85.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #365 1992

Lot #60 (Sale Order 60 of 588)

80-page giant 30th Anniversary issue, with the first appearance of Spider-Man 2099! The Lizard returns in "Fathers and Sins." Script by David Michelinie, pencils by Mark Bagley, inks by Randy Emberlin. J. Jonah Jameson is featured in "How I Created Spider-Man!" Script by David Michelinie, art by Aaron Lopresti. Gwen Stacy takes center stage in "I Remember Gwen." Script by Stan Lee, plot by Tom DeFalco, art by John Romita Sr. (Cameos by the Green Goblin and Doctor Octopus.) The Prowler is also here in "A Friend in Need." Script by Tom DeFalco, pencils by Tod Smith, inks by Andrew Pepoy. There are also two text pieces, "The Saga of Spidey's Parents" by Stan Lee, and "Spider-Man: The First Thirty Years" by Peter Sanderson. Spider-Man 2099 gets a sneak preview, with a script by Peter David, pencils by Rick Leonardi, and inks by Al Williamson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #527 2006

Lot #61 (Sale Order 61 of 588)

"The Other: Evolve or Die" Part 9 (of 12) THE SPIDER-MAN CROSSOVER EVENT OF THE DECADE CONTINUES HERE! And just who is "The Other?" The next stage in Spidey's history starts here, True Believer. When the cocoon bursts, what comes out might surprise you.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #504 2004

Lot #62 (Sale Order 62 of 588)

In the aftermath of the inter-dimensional rift caused by Spider-Man & Doctor Strange's battle with Dormammu, a sorceress of limitless power is set free from years of captivity ... and sets forth on a quest through Manhattan to properly thank the one responsible for it: Spider-Man. And if that weren't bad enough, guess who's on her trail? LOKI...

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #519 2005

Lot #63 (Sale Order 63 of 588)

"NEW AVENGERS" Part 1 (of 56 Trump Tower has nothing on Spider-Man... Hold onto your hats, True Believers! Springing out of the pages of NEW AVENGERS, you won't believe what the fickle hand of fate has in store for Peter Parker, Mary Jane, and Aunt May...

The Punisher Marvel Comics #2 1987

Lot #64 (Sale Order 64 of 588)

After wiping out a Manhattan drug connection, Frank hops on a Lear jet piloted by an old war buddy and heads south to visit the General mastermind of an international cocaine cartel. However, Frank soon learns that you can't trust anyone when his friend turns out to be in the General's pocket. Betrayed and alone, Frank does what he does best...deal out Punishment.

The Punisher Marvel Comics #3 1987

Lot #65 (Sale Order 65 of 588)

Frank crosses the path of a racist organization known as the Army of the New American Revolution. They are led by an ex-Army Colonel whose hate for those different from himself rivals Castle's hate for criminals. After a big gunfight Frank is out of ammunition and the Colonel has the drop on him. Frank has the bad guy right where he wants him.

What if the Hulk had killed Wolverine Marvel Comics #50 1993

Lot #66 (Sale Order 66 of 588)

What If the Hulk Killed Wolverine?, script by John Arcudi, art by Armando Gil; After the Hulk kills Wolverine he fights the X-Men who are fighting the Adversary in Dallas; based on Hulk #340 and issues of Uncanny X-Men; Guest starring the Freedom Force.

2 Issues. Harbinger Valiant Comics #10 & #15.

Lot #67 (Sale Order 67 of 588)

2 Issues. Harbinger Valiant Comics #10 & #15.

2 Issues. The Brave and the Bold presents The Butcher and the Question Green Arrow DC Comics #1 & #2

Lot #68 (Sale Order 68 of 588)

2 Issues. The Brave and the Bold presents The Butcher and the Question Green Arrow DC Comics #1 & #2.

Spider-Man 2099 Marvel Comics #1 1992 Key 1st appearance and origin of Spider-Man 2099.

Lot #69 (Sale Order 69 of 588)

Key 1st appearance and origin of Spider-Man 2099. Miguel O'Hara may be a genius, but he's not quick enough to keep from getting addicted to Rapture. So he experiments on himself, but the outcome isn't quite what he expected in this untitled tale.

Brigade Image Comics #2 1992

Lot #70 (Sale Order 70 of 588)

In the second issue of this Youngblood spin-off, meet Genocide (who had a cameo last issue), Brigade's first and perhaps deadliest foe. This issue picks up where the first one ended and literally launches our heroes into their first adventure in outer space in "Eve of Destruction" by Hank Kanalz, Eric Stephenson, Rob Liefeld, Marat Mychaels, Paul Scott and Norm Rapmund.

The Savage Dragon Image Comic #3 1992

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Cameos by Spawn and Shaft. 1st appearance of Nurse (who later turns out to be Mighty Man of Freak Force). Story and art by Erik Larsen. Dragon is hospitalized after his confrontation with the new Super-Patriot. It is discovered that Dragon can regenerate damaged tissue at an amazing rate (he heals real fast). But he's not on his feet for long when he's inexplicably attacked by Badrock, the Boy of Stone. Why would Youngblood's resident strong guy attack an officer of the law? The answer may shock and, at the very least, amuse you.

Identity Crisis DC Comics #2 2004

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Continuing the shocking miniseries that will shake the entire DCU to its very core! In the aftermath of a devastating loss, past and present members of the JLA revisit a deep dark secret of their collective past. Alliances will form and trusts will be broken as the heroes and villains try to solve the greatest mystery to hit the world in decades!

Tarzan Gold Key Comics #135 Silver Age 1963

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A description of the tenacity of Cape buffalo. "The Spear of M'Banda," script by Gaylord Du Bois, art by Jesse Marsh; The witch doctor Itolo, seeking revenge for insults from Murviro, attempts to kill Muviro's son, M'Banda. M'Banda suffers a blow to the head that leaves his memory impaired; Due to his muddled reasoning, he makes his way to Pal-ul-don. Tarzan and the Waziri track him there and, on his recovery of his senses, bring him home. "Of Allah and Mohammed" text story. "The Talking Calabashes," script by Gaylord Du Bois, art by Jesse Marsh; Boy and Dombie are kidnapped and make their escape inside calabashes being taken to market. "War Horn on the Mountain," script by Gaylord Du Bois, art by Russ Manning; The brothers and their wives travel to Tembo, seeking grain. "The Hausa Boxer" one-page story, art by Russ Manning; Tarzan is challenged to a boxing match.

The Fantastic Four Chronicles Marvel Comics #1 Bronze Age 1982

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The Fantastic Four Chronicles Marvel Comics #1 Bronze Age 1982

Shazam DC Comics #1 2019

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The superstar team of writer Geoff Johns and artist Dale Eaglesham reunite to launch the first all-new SHAZAM! monthly title set in the DC Universe in almost 20 years! (What took you guys so long?!) Teenager turned super-hero Billy Batson struggles to balance school and superheroics! (Guess which one is more fun?) But when Shazam unlocks a shocking secret deep within the Rock of Eternity, it challenges everything he knows about the worlds of magic and his family's future as its champions! Also, witness the bizarre team-up of Dr. Sivana and Mr. Mind as they set off to build a society all their own! Don't miss the start of an epic run in the making as 'Shazam and the Seven Realms' begins!

Teen Titans DC Comics #20 2018 Variant Cover

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Batman has no idea what he's doing. Superman? Not a clue. Wonder Woman? Whatever. Damian Wayne is Robin, and he's done with the bleeding-heart approach favored by the heroes of the senior circuit. New plan of action: recruit a new Teen Titans. Kid Flash, Red Arrow and newbies Roundhouse, D'jinn andâ€¦wait, Lobo has a daughter? That'll end well. And then build something in secret deep beneath the new Teen Titans HQ. Secret from his teammates, secret from even Batman. It's a secret that will change the way you look at Robin forever!

2 Issues. The Mighty Isis DC TV Comics #3 & #4 Bronze Age 1977

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2 Issues. The Mighty Isis DC TV Comics #3 & #4 Bronze Age 1977

3 Issues. Groo the Wanderer Marvel Comics #34, #6, & #37.

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3 Issues. Groo the Wanderer Marvel Comics #34, #6, & #37.

8 Issues. Walt Disney's Comics and Stories Gold Key Comics #470. Walt Disney's Donald Duck Gold Key

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8 Issues. Walt Disney's Comics and Stories Gold Key Comics #470. Walt Disney's Donald Duck Gold Key Comic. Walt Disney The Beagle Boys vs Uncle Scrooge Gold Key Comic #10. Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge. Walt Disney's Donald Duck. Walt Disney's Moby Duck. Walt Disney's Donald Duck and the Fantastic Flying Goat. Walt Disney's Super Goof.

Giant Superman Annual DC Comics #7 Silver Age 1963 Key 25th Anniversary of Superman.

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Key 25th Anniversary of Superman. Stories include "The Story of Superman, Junior" (from Action 232), "The Black Knight's Super-Sword" (from Adventures of Superman 124), "Superman's Mystery Power," "Superman in the White House," "The Super-Gorilla From Krypton" (from Action 238), "The Punishment of Superboy" (from Superboy 75), "The Origin of the Superman-Batman Team" (from Adventure 275), and Superman's Secret Sweetheart." Three Superman comic strips are reprinted from 1955 that feature Steve Allen making a guest appearance.

Army Attack Charelton Comics #4 Silver Age 1965

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I don't know how I got through that mine-strewn beach...or how I scaled a sheer 12 foot high concrete wall...but I did! And I kept moving, headlong into..."The Winter of Death"! Plus, the tales "Sniper Hunt," "A Tool for Every Job" and "Tiger Without Claws"! Also: 2-page text story "Fighting Chances."

4 Issues. Sad Sack Harvey Comics #247 & #279. Sad Sack Laugh Special Harvey Comic #55. Sad Sack and

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4 Issues. Sad Sack Harvey Comics #247 & #279. Sad Sack Laugh Special Harvey Comic #55. Sad Sack and the Sarge Harvey Comic #15.

4 Issues. Army Attack Charlton Comics. Fightin' Army Charlton Comic #81. War and Attack Charlton Com

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4 Issues. Army Attack Charlton Comics. Fightin' Army Charlton Comic #81. War and Attack Charlton Comics. Our Army at War Featuring SGT Rock DC Comic #278.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #7 Bronze Age 1978 Key First original Star Wars story in a comic book. First

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Key First original Star Wars story in a comic book. First Appearance of Crimson Jack, a pirate master. "New Planets, New Perils!" Written by Roy Thomas. Art by Howard Chaykin and Frank Springer. Following the destruction of the Death Star, Han Solo and Chewbacca embark on a deadly solo mission on a strange and dangerous world.

Matvel Milestone Edition the Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #1 Reprint 1993

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Matvel Milestone Edition the Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #1 Reprint 1993

Marvel vs DC Comic #3 1996 Key Battles include: Superman vs Hulk, Green Lantern vs Silver Surfer, Wo

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Key Battles include: Superman vs Hulk, Green Lantern vs Silver Surfer, Wolverine vs Lobo. "Round 3!" Part 3 of 4. Story by Ron Marz (with special thanks to Peter David). Art by Dan Jurgens, Claudio Castellini, Joe Rubenstein, and Paul Neary. In this issue, Robin the Boy Wonder takes on the mutant firecracker Jubilee. Present Green Lantern Kyle Rayner pits his ring and will power against the Silver Surfer and the Power Cosmic. The anti-heroine Catwoman goes whip-to-sai against the deadly ninja, Elektra. Two of the toughest hombres in any universe, Wolverine and Lobo, throw down. The Amazing Amazon, Wonder Woman, battles the weather manipulating mutant, Storm. The Amazing Spider-Man takes on Superboy. Then, it's the Main Events as the Last Son of Krypton, Superman, goes toe-to-toe with the monstrous strength of the Incredible Hulk, and the Sentinel of Liberty, Captain America, battles the Dark Knight Detective, Batman, below the streets of Manhattan. In the end, it is the new hero known as Access who might possess the key to saving both universes...Amalgam!

6 Issues. Cloak and Dagger Marvel Comic #9. Superman DC Comic. The Progress TV Preview Super Sunday.

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6 Issues. Cloak and Dagger Marvel Comic #9. Superman DC Comic. The Progress TV Preview Super Sunday. Deathmate Image Comic. X-Force Marvel Comic #9. Hero Illustrated.

4 Issues. The Marvel Saga Marvel Comics #1, #2, #3, & #4.

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4 Issues. The Marvel Saga Marvel Comics #1, #2, #3, & #4.

4 Issues. The Marvel Saga Marvel Comics #5, #6, #7, & #8.

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4 Issues. The Marvel Saga Marvel Comics #5, #6, #7, & #8.

4 Issues. The Marvel Saga Marvel Comics #9, #10, #11, & #12.

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4 Issues. The Marvel Saga Marvel Comics #9, #10, #11, & #12.

4 Issues. The Marvel Saga Marvel Comics #13, #14, #15, & #16.

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4 Issues. The Marvel Saga Marvel Comics #13, #14, #15, & #16.

4 Issues. The Marvel Saga Marvel Comics #17, #18, #19, & #20.

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4 Issues. The Marvel Saga Marvel Comics #17, #18, #19, & #20.

3 Issues. The Marvel Saga Marvel Comics #21, #22, & #23.

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3 Issues. The Marvel Saga Marvel Comics #21, #22, & #23.

Uncanny X-Men Annual Marvel Comics 2001

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Acclaimed artist Ashley Wood (Hellspawn) brings a twisted look to the X-Men as he cuts loose in the MarvelScope format... now upgraded with a cardstock cover! ? THE STORY: The team investigates a dangerous new "Designer Gene" smuggling ring -- and uncover a chilling side of the mutant phenomenon! And as a small Texas town is overrun by young mutants on a rampage, a classic adversary from the X- Men's past returns, more ruthless than ever! ? Like the NEW X-MEN 2001 ANNUAL, this double- sized adventure truly delivers that "widescreen" feel by creating a stapled spine not on the vertical side, but on the horizontal top!

Beetle Bailey Dell Comic #19 Silver Age 1959

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Beetle Bailey Dell Comic #19 Silver Age 1959

4 Issues. All American Men of War DC Comic #103. DC 100 page super spectacular presents SGT Rock. SG

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4 Issues. All American Men of War DC Comic #103. DC 100 page super spectacular presents SGT Rock. SGT Rock DC Comics #378. War and Attack Charlton Comic.

4 Issues. Sad Sack Harvey Comics #249, #248, #240, & #39.

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4 Issues. Sad Sack Harvey Comics #249, #248, #240, & #39.

4 Issues. World War Hulk Marvel Comic #2. World War Hulk Gamma Corps Marvel Comics #2 & #4. World Wa

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4 Issues. World War Hulk Marvel Comic #2. World War Hulk Gamma Corps Marvel Comics #2 & #4. World War Hulk Frontline Marvel Comic #5.

3 Issues. World War Hulks Marvel Comics #24, #23, & #22.

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3 Issues. World War Hulks Marvel Comics #24, #23, & #22.

4 Issues. World War Huk Iron Man Marvel Comics #19. World War Hulk The Incredible Hulk Marvel Comics

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4 Issues. World War Huk Iron Man Marvel Comics #19. World War Hulk The Incredible Hulk Marvel Comics #111, #108, & #107.

3 Issues. The Incredible Hulk Dead Like Me Marvel Comic #3. Hulk Marvel Comic #11 & #10.

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3 Issues. The Incredible Hulk Dead Like Me Marvel Comic #3. Hulk Marvel Comic #11 & #10.

4 Issues. Men of War DC Comic #111. Air War Stories Dell Comic. Our Army at War Featuring SGT Rock D

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4 Issues. Men of War DC Comic #111. Air War Stories Dell Comic. Our Army at War Featuring SGT Rock DC Comic #277. Our Army at War DC Comic #140.

4 Issues. Sad Sack Harvey Comics #39, #222, #269, & #96.

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4 Issues. Sad Sack Harvey Comics #39, #222, #269, & #96.

Our Army at War DC Comics #124 Silver Age 1962

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Cover art by Joe Kubert. Target--Sgt. Rock starring Sgt. Rock, script by Bob Kanigher, art by Joe Kubert. Flattop Tank, script by Hank Chapman, art by Irv Novick.

5 Issues. Sad Sad Sack World Harvey Comic #14. Sad Sack Harvey Comic #226 & #280. Sad Sack Laugh Spe

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5 Issues. Sad Sad Sack World Harvey Comic #14. Sad Sack Harvey Comic #226 & #280. Sad Sack Laugh Special Harvey Comic #74. Sad Sack's Army Life Harvey Comic #44.

Matvel Milestone Edition the Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #150 Reprint 1994

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Matvel Milestone Edition the Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #150 Reprint 1994

DC Sampler DC Comics #2 Bronze Age 1984

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Atari Force by Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez (this one's 3 pages), The New Teen Titans by George Perez, The Warlord by Dan Jurgens & Mike DeCarlo, Vigilante by Ross Andru, The Omega Men by Tod Smith & Romeo Tanghal, Jemm by Gene Colan (reprint panels), Infinity Inc. by Jerry Ordway (reprint panels), Swamp Thing by Stephen Bissette, Justice League of America by Chuck Patton & Tom Mandrake, Batman and the Outsiders by Jim Aparo, Thriller by Alex Nino, Star Trek by Tom Sutton & Ricardo Villagran, Blue Devil by Paris Cullins & Gary Martin, Amethyst by Ernie Colon, Legion of Super-Heroes by Keith Giffen. Wraparound cover featuring covers of various DC titles.

Wonder Woman Annual DC Comics #2 1989

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The importance of the Wonder Woman name is the focus of this Annual featuring only women illustrators! "The Game of the Name" is written by George Perez (with 5 pages written by Lee Marrs), and features art by Colleen Doran, Cynthia Martin, Carol Lay, Ramona Fradon, Trina Robbins, Barb Rausch, Jan Duursema, Cara Sherman-Tereno & Leslie Sternbergh. Plus: a 1-page profile of The Mayer Agency, with an illustration by Mary Wilshire. More women creators: edited by Karen Berger; lettered by Carrie Spiegle, L. Lois Buhalis; colored by Julianna Ferriter, Tatjana Wood, Michelle Wolfman, Shelley Eiber, Helen Vesik, Julia Lacquement, Adrienne Roy. Cover by George Perez & Julia Lacquement.

The New Avengers Marvel Comic #1 2005 Key 1st Appearance of Queen Veranke.

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Key 1st Appearance of Queen Veranke. After the Devasting destruction of the orginal Avengers just what sort of threat to the world could persuade Captain America to assemble an all-new team? And after the events of AVENGERS DISASSEMBLED, who could possibly be on this team? How does Cap, Iron Man, Spider-Man & Wolverine sound? Get ready for the first of a proposed 500-issue run that signals an all-new era, as Bendis & Finch joins with you, the fervent faithful, for the launch of the all-new ongoing Avengers series!

4 Issues. Green Arrow Annual DC Comics #1. Green Arrow DC Comics #2. Green Arrow The Wonder Year. Gr

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4 Issues. Green Arrow Annual DC Comics #1. Green Arrow DC Comics #2. Green Arrow The Wonder Year. Green Lantern Corps DC Comics #38.

5 Issues. Knights of Pendragon Marvel Comics #1, #2, #3, & #4. The Knights of Pendragon Brands of As

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5 Issues. Knights of Pendragon Marvel Comics #1, #2, #3, & #4. The Knights of Pendragon Brands of Ashes Marvel Comics #1.

4 Issues. Alpha Flight Marvel Comics #3, #4, #115, & #63.

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4 Issues. Alpha Flight Marvel Comics #3, #4, #115, & #63.

Alpha Flight Marvel Comic #33 1986 Key 1st Appearance of Yuriko as Lady Deathstrike.

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Key 1st Appearance of Yuriko as Lady Deathstrike. 1st appearance of Yuriko Oyama as Lady Deathstrike. Yuriko Oyama first appeared in Daredevil #197. "A Friend in Need!" Part 1 of 2. Guest-starring Wolverine. Uncanny X-Men cameo. Story by Bill Mantlo. Art by Sal Buscema and Gerry Talaoc. Cover by Mike Mignola. As Heather attempts to learn how to control the powers of the Vindicator suit she runs into the mutant heroes known as the X-Men. But her reunion with her friend Logan is cut short when an enemy from Wolverine's past shows up seeking revenge. Plus, what is Marrina up to and what does the barbarian Attuma want with her?

Alpha Flight Marvel Comic #34 1986 Key Origin of Lord Dark Wind, Father of the Adamantian Process.

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Key Origin of Lord Dark Wind, Father of the Adamantian Process. 2nd appearance of Yuriko as Lady Deathstrike. "Honor!" Part 2 of 2. Guest-starring Wolverine. Story by Bill Mantlo. Art by Sal Buscema and Gerry Talaoc. Cover by Mike Mignola. A woman by the name of Lady Deathstrike seeks out the feral X-Man, Wolverine, to avenge the honor of her father and the theft of his life's work. It was her father, Lord Dark Wind, who created the bonding process that gave Wolverine his unbreakable bones. Plus, what does the undersea tyrant known as Attuma want with the aquatic heroine Marrina?

Adventures of Superman DC Comics #500 1993 Key 1st appearance of John Henry, later becomes Steel. 1s

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Key 1st appearance of John Henry, later becomes Steel. 1st appearance of Superboy, Conner Kent. 1st appearance of Cyborg Superman, formerly Hank Henshaw. 1st appearance of the Eradicator. Jerry Ordway script; polybagged Collector's Set in white bag; 8 extra story pages; Removable translucent cover; "Bloodlines" trading card.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #96 Bronze Age 1985

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"Duel with a Dark Lady!" There is a new Dark Lord in the galaxy, and she is out for Luke's head! Not only must Luke fight Lumiya, he must also deal with who and, more dangerously, what she really is! Written by Jo Duffy, with art by Cynthia Martin and Bob Wiacek. Cover by Cynthia Martin.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #97 Bronze Age 1985

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Luke, Kiro and Dani the Zeltron must fight alone against an army of Nagai invading a remote planet! This issue, a major character dies--could it be Luke's last stand? "Escape" is written by Jo Duffy, with art and cover by Cynthia Martin and Art Nichols.

G.I. Combat DC Comics #119 Silver Age 1966

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The Haunted Tank is hijacked by a condemned deserter in "Target for a Firing Squad!" by Robert Kanigher and Irv Novick. Starring the Haunted Tank, Jeb Stuart, Arch Asher, Rick Rawlins, Slim Stryker, General J.E.B. Stuart (ghost) and a deserter.

Our Army at War DC Comic #134 Silver Age 1963

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The TNT Book starring Sgt. Rock, script by Bob Kanigher, art by Joe Kubert. The Mouse and the Tiger, script by Ed (France) Herron, pencils by Ross Andru, inks by Mike Esposito.

Popeye the Sailor Charlton Comics #133 Bronze Age 1976

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The Promised Land starring Popeye, Brutus, and Swee'pea. Sea Sick! starring Popeye, Brutus, Sea Hag, Swee'pea, Olive Oyl, and Bernard. Popeye's Predikament text story. Wimpy Works! starring Wimpy, Popeye, and Rough-House.

Popeye Dell Comic #21 Golden Age 1951

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Harry, the People Horse text story. Interplanetary Battle!; No one will fight Popeye in the ring (since he has won 66,222 fights), so Wimpy broadcasts a plea for opponents, which is answered by Jetoe, a man from Mars who can change into any form he wants. Paper and Paste; Popeye offers to hang Olive's new wallpaper, even though he has never done that before. Dog House!; Sherman is confronted by a bully and his faithful dog Winky is nowhere around. Untitled story; Swee'Pea figures out how to tell the difference between a fresh egg and a hard-boiled egg. Based on the classic cartoon and comic strip character.

Flashback Series #29 Captain America Comics Timely #2 Golden Age 1941 Reprint

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The 29th issue of the Flashback reprint series presents CAPTAIN AMERICA COMICS # 2 originally published in 1941 by Timely/Marvel Comics. Captain America and Bucky battle Hitler and the Nazis in "The Ageless Orientals Who Wouldn't Die," Trapped in the Nazi Stronghold," "The Wax Statue That Struck Death," and a two-page text story, "Short Circuit." Art by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby. Back-up stories: Tuk the Caveboy in "The Valley of the Mist" (by Avison with a Kirby Splash page) and Hurricane, Master of Speed (by Simon/Kirby). Classic Hitler cover. 68-pages, full color cardstock covers, 7-3/4-in. x 10-3/8-in. black-and-white interior on white paper stock, saddle-stitched binding. Cover Original has Hitler cover art by Joe Simon. "The Ageless Orientals That Wouldn't Die!!", script by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby, pencils by Kirby, inks by Reed Crandall; Cap and Bucky must battle huge oriental giants that came from Tibet, and the master that controlled them, to prevent widespread carnage and destruction. Sentinels of Liberty ad. "Trapped in the Nazi Stronghold," script by Simon and Kirby, pencils by Simon and Kirby, Inks by Simon; Cap and Bucky cross the ocean to challenge the fury of Nazi guns and dive bombing Stukas, staging a two-man Blitz in the stronghold of Hitler himself, as they effect a daring rescue! "The Wax Statue That Struck Death," script by Simon and Kirby, Pencils by Simon and Kirby, Inks by Simon; As America's greatest statesmen vanish and die, smothered in death masks made of wax, Captain America and Bucky endeavor to bring justice as well as doom to the Wax-Man's gory dungeons. "Short Circuit" text story. "The Valley of the Mist," script by Simon and Kirby, pencils by Al Avison, inks by Al Gabrielle; Tuk the Caveboy and Ranir save King Amir and his people from the hairy ones, and in return, he gives directions to the pair to the famed Atlantis. Untitled story, script by Simon and Kirby, art by Kirby; Hurricane agrees to accompany the Holden expedition into the Matto Grasso, where they will join a Doctor Clay, who is battling a strange body wasting disease that is killing thousands there daily.

Indian Chief Dell Comic #15 Golden Age 1954

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"Wild Stallion" text story, art by Tom Gill. "Indian Chief White Eagle and the Traitor," art by John Daly; White Eagle returns home to find his people controlled by the Coyote people. "Red Wing, Son of the Chief," art by John Daly; When the Zuni attack the Navaho hogan (village), the children take up arms to defend it, led by the son of the Chief; Red Wing is taken captive, but leaves a trail for his people to follow.

2 Issues. Hopalong Cassidy Fawcett Comic #83 Golden Age 1953

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Hopalong Cassidy Fawcett Comic #83 Golden Age 1953

3 Issues. Fantastic Four Marvel Comics #18 & #20. Fantastic Four Annual Marvel Comic #23.

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3 Issues. Fantastic Four Marvel Comics #18 & #20. Fantastic Four Annual Marvel Comic #23.

4 Issues. Fantastic Four Marvel Comics #241, #236, #138, & #178.

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4 Issues. Fantastic Four Marvel Comics #241, #236, #138, & #178.

Fantastic Four Marvel Comic #244 Bronze Age 1982 Key 1st Appearance of Frankie Raye as the second No

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Key 1st Appearance of Frankie Raye as the second Nova. After an unprecedented victory over Galactus, the Avengers and the Fantastic Four face a major ethical decision: should they try to save the Ravager of Worlds or let him perish as his energies dwindle? Reed decides on the former and constructs a giant machine to revitalize Galactus! However, the Devourer of Worlds needs one more thing to complete his recovery...a new herald! In a stunning move, Frankie Raye volunteers! So where does that leave the Human Torch? First appearance of Nova (aka Frankie Raye). Cameo appearances by Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Wasp, and Doctor Strange.

Fantastic Four Marvel Comic #247 Bronze Age 1982 Key 1st Appearance of Kristoff Vernard, adopted son

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Key 1st Appearance of Kristoff Vernard, adopted son of Dr Doom. Since losing the throne of Latveria in Fantastic Four 200, Doctor Doom has been driven by one thing...getting it back! Now the deposed monarch has enlisted the FF (via his inhibitor ray) to help him regain his country! When Reed, Sue, Ben, and Johnny arrive in Latveria, they are shocked by the deplorable condition of the capital. Could Doctor Doom actually be the solution to Latveria's problems? Victor Von Doom and Zorba will battle to death for control of Latveria! First appearance of Kristoff.

Fantastic Four Marvel Comic #252 Bronze Age 1983

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As the Fantastic Four continue to explore the mysterious and dangerous Negative Zone, Reed Richards is poisoned and begins a fight for his very life. Meanwhile back on Earth, Reed and Sue's son, Franklin, and Ben's blind girlfriend, Alicia, find themselves in mortal danger, for the Negative Zone tyrant Annihilus invades the Baxter Building.

4 Issues. Fantastic Four Marvel Comics #256, #253, #250, & #248.

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4 Issues. Fantastic Four Marvel Comics #256, #253, #250, & #248.

4 Issues. Fantastic Four Marvel Comics #283, #275, #270, & #263.

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4 Issues. Fantastic Four Marvel Comics #283, #275, #270, & #263.

Fantastic Four Marvel Comic #286 1986

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Return of Jean Grey: Part 2 of 3 - X-Factor tie-in. "Like a Phoenix!" Guest-starring the Uncanny X-Men and Avengers. Story by John Byrne. Art by John Byrne and Terry Austin. Cover by John Byrne. Story continued from Avengers (Vol. 1) #263. Don't miss the startling return of Jean Grey! How did she survive, and where has she been? The answers will shock and surprise you. Plus, this issue sets the stage for the return of the of the original X-Men!

4 Issues. Fantastic Four Marvel Comics #292, #291, #290, & #288.

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4 Issues. Fantastic Four Marvel Comics #292, #291, #290, & #288.

4 Issues. Fantastic Four Marvel Comics #293, #294, #295, & #296.

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4 Issues. Fantastic Four Marvel Comics #293, #294, #295, & #296.

4 Issues. Fantastic Four Marvel Comics #359, #365, #367, & #369.

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4 Issues. Fantastic Four Marvel Comics #359, #365, #367, & #369.

4 Issues. Fantastic Four Marvel Comics #299, #302, #345, & #355.

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4 Issues. Fantastic Four Marvel Comics #299, #302, #345, & #355.

3 Issues. Marvel's Greatest Comics starring the Fantastic Four Marvel Comics #46, #64, & #45.

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3 Issues. Marvel's Greatest Comics starring the Fantastic Four Marvel Comics #46, #64, & #45.

4 Issues. Deathstroke The Terminator DC Comic #18 & #17. Web of Spider-Man Marvel Comic #120. Marvel

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4 Issues. Deathstroke The Terminator DC Comic #18 & #17. Web of Spider-Man Marvel Comic #120. Marvel Comics presents Wolverine Marvel Comic #2.

Black Panther The Man Without Fear Marvel Comics #513 2011

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In the wake of Shadowland, there's a new protector of Hell's Kitchen! He has no kingdom, no vibranium, and no high-tech safety net--just bloody knuckles and the will to prove himself in a foreign land where the fiercest of jungle predators stalks the most dangerous urban prey! His name is T'Challa, and in the aftermath of Shadowland, he will create a new life, a new identity, and learn what it is to be a different kind of hero. But with Daredevil gone, the bad guys are coming out to play, and a new nemesis--Vlad the Impaler--plots his bloody rise to power. Be there as national best-selling author and Edgar Award Winner David Liss and the pulp master Francesco Fracavilla (Zorro, Green Hornet) begin a shocking new chapter for the world's most dangerous man!

Daredevil The Man Without Fear Marvel Comics #167 Bronze Age 1980 Key 1st Appearance of Death the Ma

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Key 1st Appearance of Death the Mauler. The first appearance of the Mauler in The Mauler!, script by David Michelinie, pencils by Frank Miller, inks by Klaus Janson; DD tries to figure out why the Mauler is after his old boss. Dark Secrets, script possibly by David Michelinie, pencils by Frank Miller, inks by Klaus Janson; a story that shows how DD's powers and gadgets work.

3 Issues. Marvel Team-Up Spider-Man and The Vision Marvel Comic #129. Marvel Two-In-One The Thing an

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3 Issues. Marvel Team-Up Spider-Man and The Vision Marvel Comic #129. Marvel Two-In-One The Thing and Aquarian Marvel Comic #58. Marvel Two-In-One The Thing and Iron Man Marvel Comic #12.

3 Issues. The New Warriors Marvel Comic #1, #2, & #3.

Lot #142 (Sale Order 142 of 588)

3 Issues. The New Warriors Marvel Comic #1, #2, & #3.

4 Issues. The New Warriors Marvel Comics #8, #12, #75, & #14.

Lot #143 (Sale Order 143 of 588)

4 Issues. The New Warriors Marvel Comics #8, #12, #75, & #14.

2 Issues. The Uncanny X-Men Marvel Comics #146 & #145.

Lot #144 (Sale Order 144 of 588)

2 Issues. The Uncanny X-Men Marvel Comics #146 & #145.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comics #388 1988 Key 1st Full Appearance of Exitar the Executioner.

Lot #145 (Sale Order 145 of 588)

Key 1st Full Appearance of Exitar the Executioner. "Alone Against the Celestials," script by Tom DeFalco, pencils by Ron Frenz, inks by Brett Breeding; Thor goes forth to battle Exitar, while the cowardly Pegas attempts to flee the imprisoned planet; Thor manages to breach the Celestials armor, fighting his way deeper and deeper, finally reaching the brain casing, yet shattering Mjolnir in the process.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comics #440 1991 Key 1st team Appearance of Thor Corps.

Lot #146 (Sale Order 146 of 588)

Key 1st team Appearance of Thor Corps. The present-day Thor, the future Thor (Dargo), and Beta Ray Bill form the Thor Coprs in The Thor War part 3 of 4, "All The Rivers Run!"; The Thor Corps battles Zarrko in the time stream. Zarrko brings various Thor villains from the past to fight the three Thors. Tales of Asgard back-up, "By Mine Own Heart Betrayed," script by Tom DeFalco, art by Patrick Olliffe; The Destroyer defeats Gar-Toom and Sif learns that it is not the soul of Thor that is inside the Destroyer armor.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comics #448 1992

Lot #147 (Sale Order 147 of 588)

"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 Comics #449 1992

Lot #148 (Sale Order 148 of 588)

Code Blue and Thor battle Uroc and Ulik until the vanish back to Asgard; Odin awakes briefly to confront Eric Masterson on the location of the true Thor. Tales of Asgard back-up, "Obsessed," script by Tom DeFalco, pencils by Patrick Olliffe, inks by Ariane Lenshoek; Balder, Sif and Nobilus travel to the surface of Ego the Living Planet to find the High Evolutionary.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comics #451 1992

Lot #149 (Sale Order 149 of 588)

"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 Comics #452 1992

Lot #150 (Sale Order 150 of 588)

"With This Axe, I Thee Kill!", script by Tom DeFalco, pencils by Gary Hartle, inks by Al Milgrom, Ray Kryssing, Steve Alexandrov, and Ariane Lenshoek; Bloodaxe defeats Thor with the help of Karnilla's sorcery; Sif agrees to pledge allegiance to Mephisto. Appearances by Balder and Odin. Bullpen Bulletins. Tales of Asgard back-up, "If The Enchantress Should Fall...!", script by Tom DeFalco, pencils by Geof Isherwood, inks by Geof Isherwood; Enchantress battles Nightmare.

Thunderstrike Marvel Comics #12 1994

Lot #151 (Sale Order 151 of 588)

Thunderstrike faces off against Whyteout, a man seeking vengeance for the accidental death of his family; Thunderstrike manages to stop him, but Bloodaxe steps in and kills him, then escapes; Back home, Samantha introduces Eric to their new roommate - Leah Princess (aka Stellaris!).

2 Issues. The Vision and the Scarlet Witch Marvel Comics #1 & #11.

Lot #152 (Sale Order 152 of 588)

2 Issues. The Vision and the Scarlet Witch Marvel Comics #1 & #11.

3 Issues. The Vision and the Scarlet Witch Marvel Comics #1, #2, & #3.

Lot #153 (Sale Order 153 of 588)

3 Issues. The Vision and the Scarlet Witch Marvel Comics #1, #2, & #3.

4 Issues. Spider-Man Marvel Comic #2. Web of Spider-Man Marvel Comics #119. Untold Tales of Spider-M

Lot #154 (Sale Order 154 of 588)

4 Issues. Spider-Man Marvel Comic #2. Web of Spider-Man Marvel Comics #119. Untold Tales of Spider-Man Marvel Comics #2. The Spectacular Spider-Man Marvel Comics #137.

3 Issues. Spider-Man Unlimited Marvel Comics #13. The Lethal Foes of Spider-Man Marvel Comics #4. Sp

Lot #155 (Sale Order 155 of 588)

3 Issues. Spider-Man Unlimited Marvel Comics #13. The Lethal Foes of Spider-Man Marvel Comics #4. Spider-Man 2099 Marvel Comics #10.

2 Issues. The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #379 1993. The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #378

Lot #156 (Sale Order 156 of 588)

2 Issues. The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #379 1993. The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #378 1993.

Raiders of the Lost Ark Marvel Comics #3 Bronze Age 1981

Lot #157 (Sale Order 157 of 588)

Marvel Comics' official comic adaptation of the 1981 movie "Raiders of the Lost Ark." In this issue, after escaping from the Well of Souls room, Indy and company have to get the Ark of the Covenant back from the Nazis. But that may be nothing compared to the secret and power of the Ark in the conclusion of this adaptation. Script by Walt Simonson and art by John Buscema & Klaus Janson.

2 Issues. Action Comics DC Comics #331 & #317.

Lot #158 (Sale Order 158 of 588)

2 Issues. Action Comics DC Comics #331 & #317.

2 Issues. Action Comics DC Comics #353 & #352.

Lot #159 (Sale Order 159 of 588)

2 Issues. Action Comics DC Comics #353 & #352.

Action Comics DC Comics #345 Silver Age 1967

Lot #160 (Sale Order 160 of 588)

Allen Funt's Candid Camera TV show (there really was such a show on CBS back in the 1960') catches Clark Kent in the act of changing into Superman in "The Day Candid Camera Unmasked Superman's Identity," script by Leo Dorfman, art by Al Plastino; Funt comes to Metropolis to film his program and nearly exposes Superman's secret identity. Captain Action toy ad. Superman ad. Cap's Hobby Center activity page by Henry Boltinoff. "The Exile of Steel," script by Jim Shooter, art by Jim Mooney; On the parallel planet of Gaea, Supergirl goes on trial for subversive activities and is convicted and exiled, but waits her opportunity to return and overthrow the evil dictatorship that takes over after her trial. Batgirl Is Here!

Secret Origins DC Comics #50 1990

Lot #161 (Sale Order 161 of 588)

It's a 96-page blockbuster final issue of Secret Origins, featuring an illustrated prose retelling of the first meeting between Batman and Dick Grayson, written by Dennis O'Neil and illustrated by George Perez; "The Flash of Two Worlds," as retold by writer Grant Morrison and artists Mike Parobeck and Romeo Tanghal; Black Canary, by writer Alan Brennert and artists Joe Staton and Dick Giordano; Dolphin, by writer Richard Bruning, with art by Steve Bove and Kez Wilson; the origin of the western hero Johnny Thunder, written by Elliot S! Maggin, with art by Alan Weiss and Giordano; and the story of the Space Museum, by writer Gerard Jones and artists Carmine Infantino and George Perez.

Superman DC Comics #159 Silver Age 1963

Lot #162 (Sale Order 162 of 588)

Lois Lane's Flight from Earth! [Lois Lane, the Super-Maid of Krypton! part 1], pencils by Curt Swan, inks by George Klein; Lois Lane goes to Krypton as a child and becomes Supermaid. The Female Luthor of Krypton! [Lois Lane, the Super-Maid of Krypton! part 2]. The Doom of Supermaid! [Lois Lane, the Super-Maid of Krypton! part 3]; Kal-El gains her powers and becomes Superman.

Giant Superman Annual DC Comics #6 Silver Age 1962

Lot #163 (Sale Order 163 of 588)

Superman Annual, Winter 1962-63 issue featuring "The Greatest Super-Heroes of All Time!" Stories include "The First Two Superman," "The First Supergirl," "Superman's Kid Brother," "The Legion of Super-Heroes" (origin), "Lois Lane Weds Astopunding Man," "The Mystery of Mighty Boy," "Superboy's Lost Friend," and "The Superman of the Past."

Action Comics DC Comics #364 Silver Age 1968

Lot #164 (Sale Order 164 of 588)

The world's scientists are unable to develop a cure for Virus X and other possibilities also come to nothing; Superman decides to launch himself in a rocket into a faraway sun which will serve as his funeral pyre. Superman ad. "The Kiss of Death!", script by Otto Binder, art by Kurt Schaffenberger; Supergirl investigates the mystery of two women who die after a mysterious man marries and kisses them.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #287 1987

Lot #165 (Sale Order 165 of 588)

Gang War: Part 4 of 5 -- "And There Shall Come a Reckoning" Guest-starring Daredevil and the Falcon. Script by Jim Owsley. Pencils by Erik Larsen. Inks by Art Nichols. Cover by Kyle Baker. At last the Kingpin is returning to New York! And the Falcon, Sergeant Tork, and Daredevil are going to make sure the wall-crawler doesnt interfere with the fat man's arrival! Wait a minute! Whose side are these guys on? The fighting mad web-slinger will take on all three to reach the Kingpin of Crime! In the meantime the crossing and double-crossing among the Rose, Hobgoblin, and Kingpin reaches new heights as each man maneuvers to finish on top when the gang war finally ends...next issue! Cameo appearances by the Arranger, Mary Jane Watson, Aunt May, Karen Page, Roderick Kingsley, Lance Bannon, and Redwing.

Marvel Two-In-One The Thing Battles The Thing Marvel Comics #50 Bronze Age 1979

Lot #166 (Sale Order 166 of 588)

50th issue celebration! "Remembrance of Things Past!" Guest-starring the Thing. Mr. Fantastic cameo. Story by John Byrne. Art by John Byrne and Joe Sinnott. Cover by George Perez. Ben Grimm's body is becoming used to being the Thing effectively rendering Reed Richard's cure useless. However, when Ben learns the formula would have worked on him years earlier he uses Doctor Doom's time-machine to travel back in time to cure himself. But when he comes face-to-face with his past self, the newly mutated Ben Grimm is in no mood to talk. What follows is one of the most surreal moments in Marvel History as the Thing battles the Thing.

Green Arrow The Longbow Hunters DC Comics Book #1 1987

Lot #167 (Sale Order 167 of 588)

Oliver Queen, Green Arrow, is facing one of the gravest crises in his career...his mid-life crisis! He's been a super-hero a long time, and now he's a grandfather. Does he, and the Black Canary, still have what it takes to stand between the CIA and a murderous gang of drug dealers?

Secret Origins DC Comics #27 1988

Lot #168 (Sale Order 168 of 588)

A Symphony of Shadows - First Movement: Once Upon a Time... starring Zatara and Zatanna, script by Randy Lofficier (original co-plotter) [as Ehrich Weiss], Jean-Marc Lofficier (original co-plotter) [as Ehrich Weiss], and Robert Fleming (revised plot & dialogue), pencils by Tom Artis, inks by P. Craig Russell; story includes material on the background of Felix Faust and Dr. Mist of the Global Guardians; sccording to the story, Nommo (Dr. Mist) has created the entire line of DC magicians. Second Movement: The Length of His Sleep starring Zatara and Zatanna, script by Robert Fleming and Roy Thomas, pencils by Grant Miehm, inks by Fred Fredericks. Third Movement: The Coming of Zatanna starring Zatara and Zatanna, script by Randy Lofficier (original co-plotter) [as Ehrich Weiss], Jean-Marc Lofficier (original co-plotter) [as Ehrich Weiss], and Robert Fleming (revised plot & dialogue), pencils by Tom Artis, inks by P. Craig Russell.

Web of Spider-Man Marvel Comics #18 1986 Key 1st Cameo Appearance of Eddie Brock.

Lot #169 (Sale Order 169 of 588)

Key 1st Cameo Appearance of Eddie Brock. Missing in Action: Part 4 of 4 - Venom makes his first appearance in "The Longest Road!" Story by David Michelinie. Art by Marc Silvestri and Kyle Baker. Spider-Man disappeared in the aftermath of the battle in Virginia vs. Magma. After being unaccounted for in both Amazing Spiderman 279 and Spectacular Spiderman 117, Peter Parker finally returns to New York City with a lot of explaining to do! He tells his story to Mary Jane. Also in this issue, Peter is pushed in front of a subway train by a mystery villain (later revealed to be Venom).

Action Comics DC Comics #386 Bronze Age 1970

Lot #170 (Sale Order 170 of 588)

"The Home for Old Super-Heroes!", script by Cary Bates, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by George Roussos; The Time-Trapper's plot against Superman has sealed off his own time period, and he can only travel forward through time; In the year 122,470, he learns that super-powers are prohibited by law. Supergirl ad. The Flash ad. Tales of the Legion of Super-Heroes back-up, "Zap Goes the Legion!", script by E. Nelson Bridwell, pencils by Win Mortimer, inks by Jack Abel; Released ex-con Uli Algor has a defense for every super-power the Legion has, but none for a good old-fashioned uppercut.

80 pg Giant Superman DC Comics #197 Silver Age 1967

Lot #171 (Sale Order 171 of 588)

DC Giant with reprinted stories: Clark Kent's New Mother and Father!, script by Edmond Hamilton, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Ray Burnley. Clark Kent Meets Al Capone!, script by Otto Binder, pencils by Wayne Boring, inks by Stan Kaye. The Truth Mirror!, script by Jerry Siegel, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Stan Kaye; Lois receives a magic mirror from her uncle that reveals a person's true nature. Caveman Clark Kent!, art by Al Plastino. Clark Kent Fireman of Steel!, script by Otto Binder, art by Al Plastino; Assigned to join the fire department for a few days for a story, Clark must protect his secret identity and deal with a skeptical fire chief. Superman's Toughest Day!, script by Bill Finger, art by Al Plastino. When There Was No Clark Kent!, script by Jerry Coleman, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Ray Burnley. Clark Kent's Clothes article.

Miles Morales Spider-Man Marvel Comic #1 2023 Certiificate of Authenticity

Lot #172 (Sale Order 172 of 588)

"TRIAL BY SPIDER"! SPIDER-MAN faces the strongest super-powered foes and most dangerous gauntlets the Multiverse can throw his way, and every time MILES MORALES falls, he rises again - stronger than before. Until now. There are some punches you don't get up from and a new villain isn't pulling a single one as they threaten everyone and everything Miles loves. Between school, home, his love life and battling super-charged and upgraded villains night and day - Miles is reaching his breaking point. And when this new foe is finished, Spider-Man's world will be changed forever. Guest-starring MAC GARGAN, A.K.A. THE SCORPION!

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #351 1991

Lot #173 (Sale Order 173 of 588)

Spidey and Nova witness the robbery of a container of rare Antarctic vibranium. They trace the thieves back to a complex run by the Life Foundation and discover that the vibranium is being used as a failsafe for the Tri-Sentinel which the Foundation plans on using for their own protection. Despite Spidey's protests, the Tri-Sentinel is activated and immediately reverts to its original programming: the destruction of nuclear power plants! With the deadly robot on a rampage, Spidey and Nova have a fight on their hands! Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson and Aunt May.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #322 1989

Lot #174 (Sale Order 174 of 588)

Silver Sable and the web-slinger arrive in Eastern Europe...and something is definitely rotten in the state of Symkaria! Sable fears that someone is planning to assassinate King Stefan! The next day during the royal jubilee, her worst fears come true! As the international terrorist group known as Ultimatum strikes! And all of sudden the wall-crawler's working vacation takes a serious turn...deadly serious! Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Aunt May, and Sabretooth.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #325 1989

Lot #175 (Sale Order 175 of 588)

"Finale in Red!" The Assassin Nation Plot Part 6 of 6. Guest-starring Captain America and Silver Sable. Script by David Michelinie. Art by Todd McFarlane. Cover by Todd McFarlane. As depicted on the dynamic cover, the Red Skull stands revealed as the architect of the Assassin Nation Plot! And in the bowels of the National Archives in our nation's capital, the Amazing Spider-Man comes face-to-face with the former top terror operative of the Third Reich! Wow! The sinister skull wants to burn the U.S. Constitution and the Declaration of Independence! But America's favorite web-slinger can't let that happen! Will the wondrous wall-crawler come through for the red, white, and blue? Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Ultimatum, the Resistants, and the Watchdogs.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #326 1989

Lot #176 (Sale Order 176 of 588)

"Gravity Storm" Acts of Vengeance crossover. Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Colleen Doran. Inks by Andy Mushynsky. Cover by Colleen Doran and Al Gordon. Peter and Mary Jane throw a housewarming party in their new Soho loft! It's a really cool place right above Harry and Liz Osborn's loft! Meanwhile at the Daily Bugle, Graviton stops by in search of Spider-Man! Whoa, the master of gravity usually tangles with the Avengers and the Fantastic Four! Why is he after the wondrous wall-crawler? It's all part of the act! The Acts of Vengeance that is! Is Spidey ready to step up his game? Cameo appearances by Flash Thompson, Glory Grant, and Aunt May.

Detective Comics DC Comic #1027 2020 Key 1st appearance of Christopher Nakano, a police officer who

Lot #177 (Sale Order 177 of 588)

Key 1st appearance of Christopher Nakano, a police officer who becomes mayor. Light the Bat-Signal, because Detective Comics (2016 3rd Series) #1027 is here! In honor of Batman's first appearance in Detective Comics (1937 1st Series) #27, this special, book-size celebration brings you the biggest names in comics as they chronicle the most epic Batman adventures Gotham City and the DC Universe have ever seen! The World's Greatest Detective has a mountain of cases to crack: Who murdered Gotham's most corrupt police officer? What does The Joker's annual visit mean for Bruce Wayne? And most importantly, what WayneTech mystery will sow the seeds of the next epic Batman event? All this and more await you within the pages of the biggest Batman issue of them all!

Detective Comics DC Comic #1000 2019 Key 1st cameo appearance of Arkham Knight in DC continuity. 1st

Lot #178 (Sale Order 178 of 588)

Key 1st cameo appearance of Arkham Knight in DC continuity. 1st appearance of Knute Brody. After 80 years, it's here -- the 1,000th issue of DETECTIVE COMICS, the title that literally defines DC! This 96-page issue is stacked with an unbelievable lineup of talent that will take you on a journey through Batman's past, present and future...plus a sensational epilogue that features the first-ever DC Universe appearance of the deadly Arkham Knight! But who is under the mask? And why do they want Batman dead? The incredible future of Batman adventures begins here!

The Joker 80th Anniversary 100-page Super Spectacular DC Comics #1 2020

Lot #179 (Sale Order 179 of 588)

The Clown Prince of Crime celebrates 80 years of chaos! The Joker has been the greatest villain in comics since his debut and to celebrate we have a who's who of comics' finest talent giving the Harlequin of Hate the birthday roast he deserves. The stories feature a range of terror and anarchy, showing how the Joker has impacted Gotham City from the police to Arkham Asylum, from the local underworld to the Dark Knight and his allies! Make sure to RSVP to this birthday bash -- you wouldn't want to wake up with a Joker Fish on your doorstep, would you?

Marvel Two-In-One The Thing Battles The Thing Marvel Comics #50 Bronze Age 1979

Lot #180 (Sale Order 180 of 588)

50th issue celebration! "Remembrance of Things Past!" Guest-starring the Thing. Mr. Fantastic cameo. Story by John Byrne. Art by John Byrne and Joe Sinnott. Cover by George Perez. Ben Grimm's body is becoming used to being the Thing effectively rendering Reed Richard's cure useless. However, when Ben learns the formula would have worked on him years earlier he uses Doctor Doom's time-machine to travel back in time to cure himself. But when he comes face-to-face with his past self, the newly mutated Ben Grimm is in no mood to talk. What follows is one of the most surreal moments in Marvel History as the Thing battles the Thing.

Marvel Two-In-One The Thing and Quasar Marvel Comics #53 Bronze Age 1979

Lot #181 (Sale Order 181 of 588)

The Pegasus Project. Part 1 of 6. "The Inner Wall!" Guest-starring Quasar. Thundra and Deathlok cameos. Story by Mark Gruenwald and Ralph Macchio. Art by John Byrne and Joe Sinnot. The Thing pays a visit to the top secret facility known as Project: Pegasus and meets the young hero named Quasar (who is fresh off his epic adventure from Captain America #229-230 and Incredible Hulk #232). Plus, who is the mysterious Wundarr and why is he under surveillance?

Marvel Two-In-One The Thing and Giant-Man Marvel Comics #55 Bronze Age 1979

Lot #182 (Sale Order 182 of 588)

The Pegasus Project. Part 3 of 6. "Giants in the Earth!" Guest-starring Giant Man (Bill Foster) and Quasar. Thundra cameo. Story by Mark Gruenwald and Ralph Macchio. Art by John Byrne and Joe Sinnot. Cover by Keith Pollard and Joe Sinnott. Things are amiss at Project: Pegasus (no pun intended). The Thing and Dr. Hank Pym's (Yellow Jacket) former lab assistant Bill Foster, now known as Giant Man, must unite their strength to take on the radioactive menace called Nuklo.

Marvel Two-In-One The Thing Battles Thundra Marvel Comics #56 Bronze Age 1979

Lot #183 (Sale Order 183 of 588)

The Pegasus Project. Part 4 of 6. "Crisis at Project Pegasus!" Guest-starring Thundra, Giant Man (Bill Foster), and Quasar. Story by Mark Gruenwald and Ralph Macchio. Art by George Perez and Gene Day. Cover by John Byrne and Terry Austin. The Thing's adventure within the walls of the top secret Project: Pegasus continues as an old "girlfriend" comes calling. The amazon from the future, Thundra, makes her presence felt.

Marvel Two-In-One The Thing and Wundarr Marvel Comics #57 Bronze Age 1979

Lot #184 (Sale Order 184 of 588)

The Pegasus Project. Part 5 of 6. Guest-starring Wundarr, Thundra, Giant Man (Bill Foster), and Quasar. Story by Mark Gruenwald and Ralph Macchio. Art by George PÃ©rez and Gene Day. Cover by George PÃ©rez and Al Milgrom. The villains Klaw and Solar are giving our heroes all they handle. Plus, when the mysterious and powerful Wundarr shows up, whose side will he fight for?

Marvel Two-In-One The Thing Battles Thundra Marvel Comics #56 Bronze Age 1979

Lot #185 (Sale Order 185 of 588)

The Pegasus Project. Part 4 of 6. "Crisis at Project Pegasus!" Guest-starring Thundra, Giant Man (Bill Foster), and Quasar. Story by Mark Gruenwald and Ralph Macchio. Art by George Perez and Gene Day. Cover by John Byrne and Terry Austin. The Thing's adventure within the walls of the top secret Project: Pegasus continues as an old "girlfriend" comes calling. The amazon from the future, Thundra, makes her presence felt.

Marvel Two-In-One The Thing and Aquarian Marvel Comics #58 Bronze Age 1979

Lot #186 (Sale Order 186 of 588)

The Pegasus Project. Part 6 of 6. Guest-starring Aquarian, Wundarr, Thundra, Giant Man (Bill Foster), and Quasar. Story by Mark Gruenwald and Ralph Macchio. Art by George PÃ©rez and Gene Day. Cover by George PÃ©rez and Terry Austin. This is it, the final chapter to the Thing's epic adventure at Project: Pegasus. Will our heroes survive the final earthshaking showdown?

Marvel Two-In-One The Thing and Starhawk Marvel Comics #61 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #187 (Sale Order 187 of 588)

"The Coming of Her!" Part 1 of 3. Guest-starring Starhawk and Moondragon. Hulk, Doctor Strange, and Thanos cameos. Story by Mark Gruenwald. Art by Jerry Bingham and Gene Day. First came the mysterious and powerful being known as Him (Adam Warlock). Now, the being simply known as Her has arrived and she is seeking her counterpart. But he's dead, right?

Marvel Two-In-One The Thing and Warlock Marvel Comics #63 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #188 (Sale Order 188 of 588)

"Thing and Warlock?" Part 3 of 3. Guest-starring High Evolutionary, Starhawk, Her, Moondragon, and Adam Warlock. Story by Mark Gruenwald. Art by Jerry Bingham and Gene Day. Cover George Perez. Adam Warlock died saving the universe. Now, his spirit is caught somewhere on Counter-Earth. Can the Thing and Warlock's friends find him before it's too late?

Marvel Two-In-One The Thing Battles the Guardians of the Galaxy Marvel Comics #69 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #189 (Sale Order 189 of 588)

"Homecoming!" Guest-starring the Guardians of the Galaxy and Fantastic Four. Spider-Man, Daredevil, Storm, Wundarr, Captain Marvel, and Avengers cameos. Story by Mark Gruenwald and Ralph Macchio. Art by Ron Wilson and Gene Day. The futuristic freedom fighters have arrived in the present to bring their comrade Vance Astro back to the future. But what happens when he doesn't want to go and his friend is Ben Grimm? "It's Clobberin' Time!"

Marvel Two-In-One The Thing and Warlock Marvel Comics #63 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #190 (Sale Order 190 of 588)

"Thing and Warlock?" Part 3 of 3. Guest-starring High Evolutionary, Starhawk, Her, Moondragon, and Adam Warlock. Story by Mark Gruenwald. Art by Jerry Bingham and Gene Day. Cover George Perez. Adam Warlock died saving the universe. Now, his spirit is caught somewhere on Counter-Earth. Can the Thing and Warlock's friends find him before it's too late?

Marvel Two-In-One The Thing and the Avengers Marvel Comics #75 Bronze Age 1981

Lot #191 (Sale Order 191 of 588)

Special Double-Sized 75th Anniversary Issue! "By Blastaar!" Guest-starring the Avengers. Fantastic Four cameo. Story by Tom DeFalco. Art by Alan Kupperberg and Chic Stone. It's a battle royale like no other. The ever-lovin' blue-eyed Thing must team-up with Earth's Mightiest Heroes, the Avengers (Captain America, Iron Man, Wasp, Beast, and Hawkeye), and take on the uber baddies Annihilus, Blastaar, and the Super-Adaptoid.

Marvel Two-In-One The Thing and Ben Grimm Marvel Comics #100 Bronze Age 1983

Lot #192 (Sale Order 192 of 588)

Final issue. "Aftermath!" Guest-starring Ben Grimm. Fantastic Four and Spider-Man cameo. Story by John Byrne. Art by Ron Wilson, Frank Giacoia, and Kevin Dzuban. When the Thing used Doctor Doom's time machine to travel back in time to cure his past self the alternate timeline that was created as a result has met with disaster (see Marvel Two-In-One #50). In this What If...? style story, because of the Thing's interference with the time-stream; the FF and all of Earth's heroes were killed fighting against Galactus, and since Johnny Storm died before he could jog the Sub-Mariner's memory, Namor never tossed an ice encased Captain America into the ocean to be discovered by the Avengers. No, on this dead world, there were no heroes left to stop the Red Skull's rise to power. Well, ole Blue-Eyes intends to set things right. "It's Clobberin' Time!"

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #392 1994

Lot #193 (Sale Order 193 of 588)

"The Cocoon!" Shrieking Part 3 of 4. Script by J.M. DeMatteis. Pencils by Mark Bagley. Inks by Randy Emberlin. Cover by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin. Crises abound for the mentally and physically exhausted web-slinger! After going down to defeat at the hands of Shriek and Carrion last issue, the beleaguered wall-crawler limps back home to rest! However his much-needed rest is denied upon learning that his dear Aunt May has suffered a stroke! In Forest Hills Peter grieves with Mary Jane, but he cannot stay for long as Shriek is still at large. Finally in Astoria in Carrion's mother's house, the amazing one catches up with Shriek! Can the Spectacular Spider-Man silence Shriek once and for all?

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #394 1994 Key Introduction of the Cabal of Scrier, a secret org

Lot #194 (Sale Order 194 of 588)

Key Introduction of the Cabal of Scrier, a secret organization represented by Charles Bates. Story continues from Web of Spider-Man 117. In stunning fashion the clone of Spider-Man is back! Wow! Where in the world has he been since the classic Amazing Spider-Man 149? Regrettably due to a new crisis at the Ravencroft Institute, the web-slinger doesn't have time to ponder that question! A mysterious doctor named Judas Traveller has taken over the facility! And he threatens to release the inmates if the wall-crawler does not respond to his summons! Caught between a rock and a hard place, the Spectacular Spider-Man sneaks into Ravencroft! Where a terrible ordeal awaits! Story continues in Spider-Man 51. Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Anna Watson, Aunt May, Scrier, Mr. Nacht, Chakra, Dr. Kafka, John Jameson, Vermin, Carnage, Shriek, and the Chameleon. Flip story: "No Escape!" The Double Part 2 of 4. Origin of the Spider-Clone. Script by J.M. DeMatteis. Pencils by Liam Sharp. Inks by Robin Riggs. Ben Reilly (aka the Spider-Clone) tries to escape from the Jackal. But the cruel villain uses the Gwen Stacy clone to foil his attempt.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #367 1992

Lot #195 (Sale Order 195 of 588)

"Skullduggery" Part 2 of 2. Guest-starring Solo. Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Jerry Bingham. Inks by Randy Emberlin. Cover by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin. The web-slinger's search for the Red Skull leads to Northern Virginia! And on the grounds of a large private estate, the Spectacular Spider-Man runs into a familiar ally: Solo; and also a familiar foe: the Taskmaster! Whoa, not exactly the folks the wall-crawler was looking for! However after an inconclusive fight, the amazing one agrees to rendezvous with Solo back in New York City! And the next evening along the Hudson River docks, Spidey and Solo clash with Ultimatum and rescue a foreign diplomat! That's great and all, but will it shed any light on the mystery of Peter's parents? Cameo appearances by the Viper, Mary Jane Watson, Aunt May, Mary Parker, and Joy Mercado.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #372 1993

Lot #196 (Sale Order 196 of 588)

"Arachnophobia Too!" Invasion of the Spider-Slayers Part 5 of 6. Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Mark Bagley. Inks by Randy Emberlin. Cover by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin. The wall-crawler and Felicia continue destroying little mechanical spiders all over town! But that doesn't prevent three more big spider-slayers from attacking! Meanwhile, a rogue FBI agent abducts Richard and Mary Parker! Good thing their son is the Amazing Spider-Man! Cameo appearance by Aunt May. Backup story: "Punch...Counter-Punch" Script by Al Milgrom. Pencils by Aaron Lopresti. Inks by Mark Stegbauer. While sparring in a boxing ring, Flash and Peter talk about their relationships with their parents.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #371 1992

Lot #197 (Sale Order 197 of 588)

"One Clue over the Cuckoo's Nest" Invasion of the Spider-Slayers Part 4 of 6. Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Mark Bagley. Inks by Randy Emberlin. Cover by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin. The web-slinger and the Black Cat drive to Long Island to investigate the whereabouts of Max Young -- the protÃ©gÃ© of the deceased Professor Mendel Stromm! The amazing one thinks Young is involved in the spider-slayer attacks! And shortly after arriving at the private sanitarium, the wall-crawler's suspicions are confirmed! A giant tri-headed robot ambushes Spidey and Felicia! Can Spider-Man and the new-and-improved Black Cat knock out one more mechanical foe? Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Richard Parker, and Mary Parker. Backup story: "Strained Relations" Script by Al Milgrom. Pencils by Aaron Lopresti. Inks by Don Hudson. While on the set of a new movie, Mary Jane ponders what her future will be like with Peter's parents. Retelling of Mary Jane's origin.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #370 1992

Lot #198 (Sale Order 198 of 588)

"Life Stings!" Invasion of the Spider-Slayers Part 3 of 6. Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Mark Bagley. Inks by Randy Emberlin. Cover by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin. It's dÃ©jÃ vu for the Amazing Spider-Man! Outside the Tinkerer's warehouse, the web-slinger battles another one of his long-time adversaries: the Scorpion! But just like last issue, yet another robot attacks during the fight! And this one is an amoeboid! However unlike last time, the wall-crawler has a partner: the Black Cat! Felicia wants back in the superhero game! And the Scorpion is more than willing to oblige! Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Richard Parker, Mary Parker, and the Tinkerer. Backup story: "The Web" Script by J.M. DeMatteis. Art by Aaron Lopresti. Aunt May stops by the grave of her late husband and confesses her misgivings about the mysterious return of her brother-in-law and his wife.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #369 1992

Lot #199 (Sale Order 199 of 588)

"Electric Doom" Invasion of the Spider-Slayers Part 2 of 6. Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Mark Bagley. Inks by Randy Emberlin. Cover by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin. At Empire State University, Peter meets his parents and Mary Jane for lunch! But the Daily Bugle's ace photographer has to slip away when Electro robs a jewelry store nearby! The wall-crawler has Electro on the ropes until another robot suddenly attacks! Very frustrating for the web-slinger! Now Spider-Man has two opponents to beat before finishing his dessert! Cameo appearances by Flash Thompson, the Black Cat, Alistair Smythe, and the Tinkerer. Backup story: "More Bad News" Script by J.M. DeMatteis. Art by Aaron Lopresti. Liz Osborn visits her husband at the Vault; and unfortunately Harry (aka the Green Goblin) is crazier than ever.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #376 1993

Lot #200 (Sale Order 200 of 588)

"Guilt by Association" Part 1 of 2. Plot by David Michelinie. Script by Steven Grant. Pencils by Jeff Johnson. Inks by Dan Panosian and Al Milgrom. Cover by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin. While web-swinging through the city, the wondrous wall-crawler accidentally bumps into Styx and Stone! What are the strange pair of assassins doing in the Big Apple today? Apparently they are guarding the movie studio of a sleazy producer! However the web-slinger is the least of their concerns; because Cardiac wants to put that same slimy producer (and anyone that stands in his way) out of business! As expected it doesn't take long for the three-way battle to erupt: Cardiac vs. Styx & Stone vs. the Spectacular Spider-Man! Lights, Camera, Action! Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Richard Parker, and Mary Parker.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #374 1993

Lot #201 (Sale Order 201 of 588)

"Murder on Parade" Part 1 of 2. Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Mark Bagley. Inks by Randy Emberlin. Cover by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin. Several days ago Richard and Mary Parker experienced the upside of having a son who is a superhero. But today they experience the downside...in spades! Venom believes that the Parkers need protection from their web-slinging son! So the Lethal Protector tries to kidnap them! But the amazing one won't let that happen without a fight! And what a fight it is! Venom and the wall-crawler battle from block to block for the same goal: saving the Parkers! Truly a bizarre twist! Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Aunt May, Ben Urich, Joy Mercado, and J. Jonah Jameson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #377 1993

Lot #202 (Sale Order 202 of 588)

"Dust to Dust" Part 2 of 2. Plot by David Michelinie. Script by Steven Grant. Pencils by Jeff Johnson. Inks by Randy Emberlin. Cover by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin. After their tenacious battle last issue, Cardiac determines that Styx has to be eliminated! So to that end Dr. Elias Wirtham tricks Stone into bringing Styx to a New Jersey medical facility for treatment. But Cardiac's scheduled tests will put Styx out of action... permanently! Wow, so much for the Hippocratic Oath! Fortunately though, a well-placed spider-tracer leads the web-slinger directly to Cardiac's location! And the Amazing Spider-Man clashes with Cardiac to save Styx and Stone! Talk about an ethical dilemma! Origin of Styx and Stone. Cameo appearances by J. Jonah Jameson, Joe Robertson, Richard Parker, and Mary Parker.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #308 1988 Key Kidnapped is misspelled 'Kidnaped' on the cover.

Lot #203 (Sale Order 203 of 588)

Key Kidnapped is misspelled 'Kidnaped' on the cover. "Dread" Part 1 of 2. Script by David Michelinie. Art by Todd McFarlane. Cover by Todd McFarlane. Mary Jane is missing! Kidnapped by her psychotic downstairs neighbor Jonathon Caesar! But her despondent husband doesn't know that! So a fighting mad web-slinger launches a furious search across the city! An errant clue leads the wall-crawler to a rundown Brooklyn cemetery and a reunion with an old foe! Does the Taskmaster stand a chance vs. the determined Spider-Man? The crafty villain is in the wrong place at the wrong time tonight! Cameo appearances by Aunt May, Sergeant Tork, and the Black Cat.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #305 1988

Lot #204 (Sale Order 204 of 588)

"Westward Woe!" Part 2 of 2. Guest-starring the Prowler. Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Todd McFarlane. Inks by Hector Collazo, Chris Ivy, Ken Lopez, Mark McKenna, Rodney Ramos, Pat Redding, and Joe Rubinstein. Cover by Todd McFarlane. In dashing fashion the Black Fox absconds with the precious chalice! And leaves the web-slinger wondering to where he disappeared! But this time there's someone else besides the wall-crawler hunting the fox! The Prowler! Hobie Brown needs the chalice to clear his wife's name in a criminal investigation! The following night at the Long Beach docks; Spider-Man, the Prowler, the Black Fox, and Transcorp's gun-toting goons come together! Who will hoist the cup of victory? Cameo appearances by Johnny Carson and Ed McMahon.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #303 1988

Lot #205 (Sale Order 205 of 588)

"Dock Savage!" Guest-starring Silver Sable. Script by David Michelinie. Art by Todd McFarlane. Cover by Todd McFarlane. While trying to make up his mind about the research company's job offer in Kansas, the wondrous wall-crawler receives another employment offer! However this one is from Silver Sable and requires brawn not brains! The Symkarian mercenary wants Spider-Man to team up with the Sandman to take down a neo-nazi and his private army! The web-slinger quickly accepts sable's offer and swings into action! As for the other offer, your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man has to talk to his wife first! Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson and J. Jonah Jameson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #304 1988

Lot #206 (Sale Order 206 of 588)

"California Schemin'!" Part 1 of 2. Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Todd McFarlane. Finishes by Joe Rubinstein. Cover by Todd McFarlane. The Daily Bugle publishes a book featuring Peter Parker's best photos of Spider-Man! And now the Bugle's ace photographer and Mary Jane are on their way to Los Angeles for the publicity tour! It should be all fun in the sun in the city of angels! But Peter's first promotional event at the L.A. civic center hits a snag when an old acquaintance shows up: the Black Fox! The wily fox steals a priceless chalice and the chase is on! Is the web-slinger ready for his Hollywood debut? Cameo appearances by Aunt May, J. Jonah Jameson, and the Prowler. First appearance of Jonathan Caesar.

Spider-Man Versus Wolverine Marvel Comic #1 1987

Lot #207 (Sale Order 207 of 588)

"High Tide!" Giant-sized issue. Script by Jim Owsley. Pencils by Mark Bright. Inks by Al Williamson. Cover by Mark Bright. Plot continues from Amazing Spider-Man 288. Ned Leeds is chasing the story of his career! The Daily Bugle's ace reporter uncovers evidence that a notorious cold war spy has resurfaced in divided Germany! After convincing Jonah to spring for the trip, Ned and Peter Parker fly to West Berlin to start their investigation! The infamous KGB operative (aka Charlemagne) is a long-time friend and associate of Wolverine! And when Logan hears that she's back in business, the Adamantium-laced X-Man likewise travels to Germany to find her! Sadly the Bugle-sponsored business trip turns tragic when Peter discovers Ned murdered in their hotel. Oh no, who killed Betty's husband? The Amazing Spider-Man invades East Berlin and teams up with Wolverine to unearth the truth! But the web-slinger's noble intentions lead him into a clandestine world of grisly violence and repulsive death! Is Wolverine going to help the wall-crawler cope with tragedy...or just add to his misery?

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #309 1988 Key 1st team appearance of Styx & Stone.

Lot #208 (Sale Order 208 of 588)

Key 1st team appearance of Styx & Stone. "Styx and Stone!" Part 2 of 2. Script by David Michelinie. Art by Todd McFarlane. Cover by Todd McFarlane. The Amazing Spider-Man continues to comb the city for his dear wife Mary Jane! And word of the web-slinger's frantic search reaches Jonathan Caesar! As a result the demented businessman hires two creepy assassins to exterminate the wall-crawler! When Styx and Stone ambush the amazing one in Central Park, it looks indeed like Spidey's bones will be broken! But help from an unlikely redhead may save the day! First appearance of Styx and Stone. Cameo appearances by Glory Grant, J. Jonah Jameson, Joe Robertson, and Sergeant Tork.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #321 1989

Lot #209 (Sale Order 209 of 588)

"Underwar!" The Assassin Nation Plot Part 2 of 6. Guest-starring Paladin and Silver Sable. Script by David Michelinie. Art by Todd McFarlane. Cover by Todd McFarlane. Silver Sable joins the hunt for the Life Foundation's latest end-of-the-world endeavor! And the doomsday trail leads Sable, Spidey, and Paladin to a clandestine complex in Northern New Jersey! Once inside the trio runs into Carlton Drake and his grotesque mercenary monsters! Is this what the amazing one signed up for? It's too late to turn back now! The Life Foundation must be liquidated! Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Harry Osborn, Liz Osborn, Normie Osborn, Flash Thompson, and Aunt May.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #320 1989

Lot #210 (Sale Order 210 of 588)

The Assassin Nation Plot begins in "License Invoked" Part 1 of 6. Guest-starring Paladin. Script by David Michelinie. Art by Todd McFarlane. Cover by Todd McFarlane. What starts as a simple investigation into a Lower Manhattan robbery takes the Amazing Spider-Man on a journey across the globe and into a web of international espionage and murder! After seeing bodies lying on the ground, the web-slinger busts inside a warehouse and discovers his erstwhile ally Paladin! What is the purple-clad mercenary doing in this neck of the woods? He's probing into the Life Foundation --- an organization the wall-crawler knows all too well! The doomsday profiteers always play for keeps...as Paladin and Spidey find out...the hard way! Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Harry Osborn, Aunt May, and Silver Sable.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #319 1989

Lot #211 (Sale Order 211 of 588)

"The Scorpion's Tail of Woe!" Part 2 of 2. Script by David Michelinie. Art by Todd McFarlane. Cover by Todd McFarlane. The Scorpion has a problem...and it's not the Amazing Spider-Man! The pointy-tailed villain double-crossed Justin Hammer last issue! And now the repercussions are on the way courtesy of Blacklash and the Rhino! Near the site of the World's Fair in Flushing Meadows, Hammer's newest mercenaries catch up with Spidey and the Scorpion! And the multi-faceted free-for-all begins! How many bad guys will the web-slinger have to beat? Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Harry Osborn, and Liz Osborn.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #318 1989

Lot #212 (Sale Order 212 of 588)

"Sting Your Partner!" Part 1 of 2. Script by David Michelinie. Art by Todd McFarlane. Cover by Todd McFarlane. With new armament from Justin Hammer, the sinister Scorpion is back in business! But before Mac Gargan can resume his personal agenda, he has to do a job for Mr. Hammer! Fortunately it's a fairly simple one: kidnap an army general from the Brooklyn National Guard Armory and hand him over to Hammer Industries! However both Lance Bannon and the wondrous wall-crawler are also at the armory taking pictures for the Daily Bugle! When the Scorpion hears the name of the hated J. Jonah Jameson, he decides to go off-script! And he will regret that decision...post-haste! Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Harry Osborn, and the Chameleon.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #315 1989 Key 2nd appearance of Venom. 1st partial cover appear

Lot #213 (Sale Order 213 of 588)

Key 2nd appearance of Venom. 1st partial cover appearance of Venom. "A Matter of Life and Debt!" Script by David Michelinie. Art by Todd McFarlane. Cover by Todd McFarlane. Life is full of challenges and on this day Peter Parker and his web-spinning alter-ego face three! The first, Hydro-Man attempts a payday robbery! But the Spectacular Spider-Man stops the heist! The second, Nathan Lubensky steals money from Aunt May to pay his gambling debts! However Peter quickly shuts down his operation! And the fateful third...Venom escapes from the Vault! Wow, this challenge will be more difficult and more deadly starting next issue! Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson and Kristy Watson

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #313 1989

Lot #214 (Sale Order 214 of 588)

"Slithereens" Inferno crossover. Script by David Michelinie. Art by Todd McFarlane. Cover by Todd McFarlane. Story continues from Web of Spider-Man 48. Amid the rage of Inferno, Peter and Mary Jane rush to Queens to check on Aunt May! Fortunately she is okay. But back at Empire State University, Dr. Curt Connors is definitely not okay. In fact he has become the Lethal Lizard again! When Martha Connors and her son Billy stop by the ESU lab to check on Curt's welfare, the Lizard strikes! If the web-slinger can reach campus in time, he may be able to save Martha and Billy! But as far as saving the Lizard...sadly that time has long since past. Cameo appearance by Jonathon Caesar.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #310 1988

Lot #215 (Sale Order 215 of 588)

"Shrike Force!" Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Todd McFarlane. Inks by Todd McFarlane and Terry Fitzgerald (assists). Cover by Todd McFarlane. Peter Parker finally returns to college! And just like old times...there's always mischief afoot at Empire State University! The Terrible Tinkerer blackmails one of ESU's graduate professors into procuring special equipment for one of his criminal clients! Killer Shrike! When the shrike stops by the science lab to take delivery...class is dismissed! And the web-slinger and Killer Shrike throw down for the sake of higher education! Appearances by Mary Jane Watson and Dr. Evan Swann.

Spider-Man Marvel Comics #1 1990 Variant Cover

Lot #216 (Sale Order 216 of 588)

This is one of the hardest to find Spider-Man variant and error issues! Due to a coloring error, in this variant the Lizard is blue on one page instead of his usual reptilian green! While the precise rarity of this variant is unknown, few copies have surfaced. Fresh off his legendary run on Amazing Spider-Man, super-star artist Todd McFarlane is given the reigns to his very own Spidey title. Right out of the gate the wall-crawler will be challenged like never before as mysterious and ominous drums in the distance are driving the savage Lizard to cut a swath of death and destruction through the streets of New York City. Can Spider-Man discover the one responsible for this madness before his arch foe causes more damage?

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #381 1993

Lot #217 (Sale Order 217 of 588)

"Samson Unleashed!" Part 1 of 2. Guest-Starring Doc Samson and the Hulk. Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Mark Bagley. Inks by Randy Emberlin and Al Milgrom. Cover by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin. Peter Parker and Leonard Samson attend the unveiling of an experimental psychiatric treatment based upon gamma radiation! The new "gamma virus" will help mentally ill people release their repressed hatred and anger! Hold on, is mixing hatred and anger with gamma radiation a good idea? One thing leads to another... and the new virus infects Doc Samson! And later in Washington Square Park, it infects the Hulk too! And that leaves the Amazing Spider-Man stuck between a rock and a hard place.. .and then some! Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Aunt May, Richard Parker, and Mary Parker.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #382 1993

Lot #218 (Sale Order 218 of 588)

"Emerald Rage!" Part 2 of 2. Guest-Starring Doc Samson and the Hulk. Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Mark Bagley. Inks by Randy Emberlin. Cover by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin. In the ruins of Empire State University, Doc Samson and the wondrous wall-crawler fight to the finish vs. the Incredible Hulk! The gamma virus has infected the Hulk and taken his rage to the next level! How in the world can the Green Goliath be stopped now? Meanwhile in Queens, Aunt May grows suspicious of Peter's newfound parents and hires a private investigator to check them out! Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Richard Parker, Mary Parker, and Orwell Taylor.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #383 1993

Lot #219 (Sale Order 219 of 588)

"Judgement Night!" Trial by Jury Part 1 of 3. Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Mark Bagley. Inks by Randy Emberlin. Cover by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin. The Jury has a new target: the Amazing Spider-Man! After failing to capture Venom several months ago, the heavily-armed vigilantes decide that the web-slinger is the next best thing! In the skies over Manhattan, the Jury (and Orwell Taylor) set a trap for the spectacular one! So much for voir dire! This Jury is already seated and going straight for a conviction! Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Aunt May, Richard Parker, Mary Parker, and Nova.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #384 1993

Lot #220 (Sale Order 220 of 588)

"Dreams of Innocence." Trial by Jury, Part 2 of 3. Maximum Carnage tie-in. Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Mark Bagley. Inks by Randy Emberlin and Al Milgrom. Cover by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin. After being apprehended by the Jury last issue, the wall-crawler stands trial in their (kangaroo) court! Forget about habeas corpus and throw out the right to counsel... the sedated web-slinger must face his accusers alone! The Jury charges the amazing one with playing a part in the creation of Venom! And alas that is something Aunt May's nephew cannot completely deny. Once the Jury convicts Spider-Man, Orwell Taylor sentences him to death! The situation looks grim. Is it too late for an eleventh hour appeal? Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Aunt May, Richard Parker, and Mary Parker. Flashback cameos by the alien symbiote, Eddie Brock, Venom, Cletus Kasady, Carnage, Styx & Stone, Carrion, Shriek, and the Demogoblin to recap Venom's origin and the Maximum Carnage saga.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #385 1994

Lot #221 (Sale Order 221 of 588)

"Rough Justice!" Trial by Jury Part 3 of 3. Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Mark Bagley. Inks by Randy Emberlin. Cover by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin. In a surprising turn of events, Orwell Taylor grants the web-slinger a stay of execution! But only if Spider-Man agrees to help the Jury steal a high-powered weapon that could kill Venom! Inside a government research center, the wall-crawler plays along with the scheme until he has a chance to turn the tables and dismiss the Jury! Meanwhile, Mary Jane's smoking addiction reaches a critical stage! And Peter tries something desperate to persuade her to stop! Cameo appearances by Aunt May, Richard Parker, Mary Parker, and Nick Katzenberg.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #352 1991

Lot #222 (Sale Order 222 of 588)

"Death Walk!" Part 2 of 2. Guest-starring Nova. Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Mark Bagley. Inks by Sam de la Rosa. Cover by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin. While Nova battles the Tri-Sentinel from the outside, Spider-Man makes his way inside the deadly robot; but still finds himself hampered by its defensive measures! When the Life Foundation shows up to erase an incriminating computer disk (that Nova has taken), the Tri-Sentinel gets caught in their magnetic blast! Which stops the robot long enough for Spidey to release the Antarctic vibranium in the control center and cause the Tri-Sentinel to explode!

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #359 1992 Key 1st cameo appearance of Carnage, in one panel - a

Lot #223 (Sale Order 223 of 588)

Key 1st cameo appearance of Carnage, in one panel - a glob of red symbiote material can be seen. "Toy Death!" Part 1 of 2. Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Chris Marrinan. Inks by Keith Williams. Cover by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin. Cardiac is back! And bringing his own brand of justice to the Big Apple! Each day Dr. Elias Wirtham reads the latest corporate exposÃ© in the Daily Bugle...and then goes after that company the following night! But Ben Urich and Peter Parker have caught on to Cardiac's pattern! So the next evening the web-slinger hides away in the manufacturing plant of a corrupt toymaker! Waiting for his very own...Cardiac attack! Cameo appearances by Cletus Kasady, Mary Jane Watson, Flash Thompson, J. Jonah Jameson, and the Black Cat.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #364 1992

Lot #224 (Sale Order 224 of 588)

"The Pain of Fast Air" Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Mark Bagley. Inks by Randy Emberlin. Cover by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin. The web-slinger's bloody ordeal with Carnage is over. And your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man looks forward to sparring with some of his not-so-savage foes...like the Shocker! What has the Shocker been up to since the Deadly Foes of Spider-Man (1991) Limited Series? Just searching for ways to boost the power in his vibration gauntlets! But that quest will bring him into conflict with the wall-crawler and Aunt May! Meanwhile, a mysterious couple from overseas arrives at Kennedy airport. They sure look a lot like...but hold on, they died in a plane crash many years ago (as told in the classic Amazing Spider-Man Annual 5). So who are they? Cameo appearances by J. Jonah Jameson, Joe Robertson, Richard Parker, and Mary Parker. Flashback cameo by Scourge.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #366 1992

Lot #225 (Sale Order 225 of 588)

"Skullwork! Part 1 of 2. Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Jerry Bingham. Inks by Randy Emberlin. Cover by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin. Peter Parker is in a state of shock after the dramatic return of his parents! Both he and his aunt thought they had died many years ago while working as undercover agents for the U.S. government! But here they are in the flesh in Queens, New York! After the awkward meeting, the web-slinger begins his fact-finding based upon his adventure in Amazing Spider-Man Annual 5 (published in 1968). And that means locating the notorious RedSkull! Not exactly a fun way to research your family genealogy! Cameoappearances by Mary Jane Watson, J.Jonah Jameson, Captain America, Solo, Taskmaster, and the Viper. Flashback cameos by Ben Parker and the second Red Skull (aka Albert Malik).

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #386 1994

Lot #226 (Sale Order 226 of 588)

"The Wings of Age!" Lifetheft Part 1 of 3. Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Mark Bagley. Inks by Randy Emberlin. Cover by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin. The Vulture breaks out of prison to make one last attempt at curing his terminal cancer! While behind bars the dying super-villain read about a new medical device at Empire State University called the Juvenator. Apparently it has the potential to reverse the aging process by transferring life energy from one source to another! The Vulture brazenly seizes the Juvenator and lunges toward the ESU researcher to steal her life force! But suddenly the web-slinger appears and the crafty elder sets his sights on a much bigger (life) prize! Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Aunt May, Richard Parker, and Mary Parker.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #387 1994

Lot #227 (Sale Order 227 of 588)

"The Thief of Years" Lifetheft Part 2 of 3. Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Mark Bagley. Inks by Randy Emberlin. Cover by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin. In a stunning development, the Vulture drains Spider-Man's life energy via the Juvenator! And now the wall-crawler is an old man, while the Vulture is young again! Oh no, how will Peter explain his elderly condition to Aunt May and Mary Jane? Fortunately, the "experimental" Juvenator is just experimental and the process reverses itself in a few hours! Whew, thank goodness! However, the web-slinger is still shaken by his temporary transformation and decides to reveal his secret identity to his parents. A decision he will regret next issue! Cameo appearances by the Chameleon and Ben Urich.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #388 1994 Key Origin of Eddie Brock, events retold from his poi

Lot #228 (Sale Order 228 of 588)

Key Origin of Eddie Brock, events retold from his point-of-view first seen in Web of Spider-Man #18. "The Sadness of Truth" Life theft Part 3 of 3. Double-sized issue. Direct Edition. Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Mark Bagley. Inks by Randy Emberlin. Blue foil cover by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin. Shock follows shock as Peter Parker learns the painful truth about his parents! Inside the Chameleon's New Jersey hideaway, the faceless villain reveals that Richard and Mary Parker are artificial simulacrums (aka life model decoys). The web-slinger is stunned. But there's no time for sorrow as the wall-crawler must stop his "parents" from revealing his secret identity! Once the Chameleon morphs Richard into a killing machine the battle lines are drawn: the Vulture, the Chameleon, and the Richard LMD vs. the Amazing Spider-Man! As the fight progresses, could a mother's love -- even the love from an artificial mom -- propel her web-spinning son to victory? A heartbreaking ending for all. Final appearances of the Richard Parker and Mary Parker life model decoys. Cameo appearances by Aunt May and Mary Jane Watson. Elements of the story continue in Spider-Man 45. Second story: "The Lost Days" Script by David Michelinie. Art by Ron Lim (breakdowns)and Tom Palmer (finishes). This story provides details of Venom's activities prior to Amazing Spider-Man 300. Flashback cameo by Peter Parker. Third story: "My Enemy's Enemy" Script by David Michelinie. Art by Larry Alexander. Cardiac and Chance attack the same corrupt corporation with different ideas about how to put it out of business!

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #363 1992 Key 3rd appearance of Carnage.

Lot #229 (Sale Order 229 of 588)

Key 3rd appearance of Carnage. Carnage takes J. Jonah Jameson hostage and drags him to a heavy metal concert at Madison Square Garden! The psychotic killer plans to execute JJJ in front of thousands of headbangers! But before Carnage can deliver the deathblow, Spider-Man and Venom strike! The ferocious fight leads into the subway tunnels and then back onto the concert stage! Where thanks to MSG's awesome sound system, the web-slinger tries to knock out both Carnage and Venom! The wall-crawler's ploy better work, because double-crossing Venom could have lethal consequences! A fantastic finish! First appearances of the Richard Parker and Mary Parker life model decoys (LMD's). Cameo appearances by Joe Robertson, Mr. Fantastic, and the Human Torch.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #362 1992 Key 2nd full appearance of Carnage.

Lot #230 (Sale Order 230 of 588)

Key 2nd full appearance of Carnage. Guest-starring the Human Torch. Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Mark Bagley. Inks by Randy Emberlin. Cover by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin. After getting a taste of Carnage's raw power last issue, the wall-crawler knows he needs serious help! To that end the amazing one does the unthinkable! He pays a visit to Venom! Wow, is that a good idea? However as a precaution the web-slinger brings Johnny Storm along for the ride to Venom's deserted island! And following an intense battle, Venom surprisingly agrees to help his good pal Spidey! So in a truly unlikely pairing, the Spectacular Spider-Man and the Lethal Protector join forces to take down Carnage! You have to see it to believe it! Cameo appearance by J. Jonah Jameson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #361 1992 Key 1st full appearance of Carnage, spawned from the

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Key 1st full appearance of Carnage, spawned from the extraterrestrial parasite known as the Venom symbiote. First (full) appearance of Carnage in "Savage Genesis!" Part 1 of 3. Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Mark Bagley. Inks by Randy Emberlin. Cover by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin. Blood runs in the streets as a serial killer roams New York City! And as the web-slinger investigates the murders, he notices a very disturbing similarity to another killer's modus operandi! In a burned-out building in Brooklyn, the spectacular one comes face-to-face with his new homicidal foe...Carnage! Can the wall-crawler end Cletus Kasady's rampage in their very first encounter? Cameo appearances by Aunt May and Mary Jane Watson. Flashback cameo by Venom.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #365 1992 Key 30th Anniversary of Spider-Man.

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Key 30th Anniversary of Spider-Man. 80-page giant 30th Anniversary issue, with the first appearance of Spider-Man 2099! The Lizard returns in "Fathers and Sins." Script by David Michelinie, pencils by Mark Bagley, inks by Randy Emberlin. J. Jonah Jameson is featured in "How I Created Spider-Man!" Script by David Michelinie, art by Aaron Lopresti. Gwen Stacy takes center stage in "I Remember Gwen." Script by Stan Lee, plot by Tom DeFalco, art by John Romita Sr. (Cameos by the Green Goblin and Doctor Octopus.) The Prowler is also here in "A Friend in Need." Script by Tom DeFalco, pencils by Tod Smith, inks by Andrew Pepoy. There are also two text pieces, "The Saga of Spidey's Parents" by Stan Lee, and "Spider-Man: The First Thirty Years" by Peter Sanderson. Spider-Man 2099 gets a sneak preview, with a script by Peter David, pencils by Rick Leonardi, and inks by Al Williamson.

Spider-Man 2099 Marvel Comics #1 1992 Key 1st appearance and origin of Spider-Man 2099.

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Key 1st appearance and origin of Spider-Man 2099. Miguel O'Hara may be a genius, but he's not quick enough to keep from getting addicted to Rapture. So he experiments on himself, but the outcome isn't quite what he expected in this untitled tale.

Sharkey the Bounty Hunter Midtown Comics #1 Variant Cover 2019

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Set in a brilliant new sci-fi universe, Sharkey is a blue-collar bounty hunter who tracks criminals across the galaxy in his converted, rocket-powered ice-cream truck. Aided and abetted by his ten-year-old partner, he's out for the biggest bounty of his career.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #252 1984 Key 1st appearance of Spider-Man's black costume.

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Key 1st appearance of Spider-Man's black costume. First appearance of Spider-Man's new black (alien symbiote) costume in "Homecoming!" Plot by Roger Stern. Script by Tom DeFalco. Pencils by Ron Frenz (breakdowns) and Brett Breeding (finishes). Cover by Ron Frenz and Klaus Janson. One of the landmark issues of the Amazing Spider-Man! With a brilliant flash of light in Central Park, the wondrous wall-crawler is back! And he looks a whole lot different! Wow, a new costume! What happened during the Secret Wars on the Beyonder's world? The ominous truth will be revealed to both the readers and the web-slinger in the days and weeks ahead! Cameo appearances by the Black Cat, Dr. Curt Connors, J. Jonah Jameson, Joe Robertson , Aunt May, Captain America, Captain Marvel, Hawkeye, Iron Man, Thor, and the Wasp.

The Superman Family DC Comics #197 Bronze Age 1979

Lot #236 (Sale Order 236 of 588)

Klaxxu, fleeing from the planet Aryll after attempting to take over the planet, hid on Earth; With him he brought a male child whom he left at a local orphanage; Years later he suspects that Clark Kent is this alien child. Clark Kent's Mynah Dilemma--The Private Life of Clark Kent, script by Cary Bates, pencils by Kurt Schaffenberger, inks by Dave Hunt. The Daughter Who Came C.O.D.--Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane, script by Gerry Conway, pencils by Bob Oksner, inks by Vince Colletta. The Ghost Writer Riddle!--Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen, script by Gerry Conway, pencils by Don Heck, inks by Vince Colletta. The Man with the Eternity Hands! starring Supergirl, script by Jack C. Harris, pencils by Don Heck, inks by Joe Giella.

Adventure Comics Starring Aquaman DC Comics #447 Bronze Age 1976

Lot #237 (Sale Order 237 of 588)

Prelude to Armageddon starring Aquaman, Black Manta, The Fisherman, Karshon [The Shark], Mera, Aquababy, Topo, Aqualad, and Aquagirl, script by Paul Levitz (plot) and Martin Pasko (script), art by Jim Aparo; Aquaman battles Karshon, Black Manta, and The Fisherman. Death Walk starring the Creeper, script by Martin Pasko, pencils by Ric Estrada, inks by Joe Staton.

The Uncanny X-Men Marvel Comics #268 1990

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"Madripoor Knights!" Guest-starring Captain America and Black Widow. Story by Chris Claremont. Art by Jim Lee and Scott Williams. Cover by Jim Lee. In this classic flashback tale, during the second World War, a mysterious man by the name of Logan and a rookie Sentinel of Liberty must team up against the deadly Hand to save the life of a young girl. Meanwhile in the present, Wolverine, Jubilee, Psylocke, and Black Widow finish a caper that began nearly fifty years earlier.

Shi Nightstalkers Crusade Comics #1 1997

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Shi Nightstalkers Crusade Comics #1 1997

Tales of Terror Eclipse Comics #5 1986

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In this issue: A gruesome tale about a very unusual "Chop Shop"; "The Back Forty"; "Every Home Should Have One" (which does for Cabbage Patch dolls what "Shoe Button Eyes" did for Teddy Bears); and "Friends Don't Let Friends Drive Drunk!"

Tales of Terror Eclipse Comics #6 1986

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Cover by Joe Chiodo. Written by Bruce Jones, Eric Dinehart, Chuck Dixon and Tim Truman. Art by Larry Elmore, Carol Lay, Nicholas Koenig & Norm Breyfogle and Chris Fauver & J.K. Snyder III. Illustrated horror! In this issue: "Change of Scene," a story about infidelity and blood-crazed sharks in Hollywood; "Good Neighbors"; "The Painting of Kwajin Kaji"; and "Every Evening Billy Comes Home"!

Swords of the Swashbucklers Marvel Comics #7 1986

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Domino and Cap'n Kidd join Raader and her pirates as they head back into space. Dodger, Bonnie, J'Rel and Captain Scarlet remain on Earth with the Drakes; Dodger has a lot to learn.

Swords of the Swashbucklers Marvel Comics #8 1986

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Cover art by Geof Isherwood. Bog-Thing!, script by Bill Mantlo, pencils by Geof Isherwood, inks by Ricardo Villamonte; On Earth, Bonnie and friends hunt for her treasure, buried over 300 years ago. On Fenmoor IV, Raader kicks out Black Bess and the Colonizers.

3 Issues. Archie Series Comics #191, #224, & #146.

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3 Issues. Archie Series Comics #191, #224, & #146.

3 Issues. The Funky Phantom Whitman Comics. Daffy Duck Gold Key Comics #508. Underdog Gold Keys Comi

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3 Issues. The Funky Phantom Whitman Comics. Daffy Duck Gold Key Comics #508. Underdog Gold Keys Comic #509.

3 Issues. Green Lantern DC Comics Anniversary Issue #200. Jonah Hex DC Comic #32. The Uncanny X-Men

Lot #246 (Sale Order 246 of 588)

3 Issues. Green Lantern DC Comics Anniversary Issue #200. Jonah Hex DC Comic #32. The Uncanny X-Men Marvel Comics #282.

3 Issues. Spider-Girl Marvel Comics #0. Marvel Tales Starring Spider-Man Marvel Comics #124 & #120.

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3 Issues. Spider-Girl Marvel Comics #0. Marvel Tales Starring Spider-Man Marvel Comics #124 & #120.

3 Issues. Marvel Comics and the Electric Company present Spidey Super Stories Marvel Comic #44, #52,

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3 Issues. Marvel Comics and the Electric Company present Spidey Super Stories Marvel Comic #44, #52, & #55.

3 Issues. Spider-Man India Marvel Comic #1. Spider-Man and Ghost Rider Marvel Comic #254. Marvel Tal

Lot #249 (Sale Order 249 of 588)

3 Issues. Spider-Man India Marvel Comic #1. Spider-Man and Ghost Rider Marvel Comic #254. Marvel Tales Featuring Spider-Man Marvel Comic #264.

3 Issues. Marvel Team-Up Featuring Spider-Man and Ghost Rider Marvel Comic #58. Marvel Team-Up Featu

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3 Issues. Marvel Team-Up Featuring Spider-Man and Ghost Rider Marvel Comic #58. Marvel Team-Up Featuring Spider-Man and the Wasp Marvel Comic #60. Marvel Team-Up Featuring Spider-Man and Iron Fist Marvel Comic #63.

3 Issues. Marvel Team-Up Featuring Spider-Man and the Scarlet Witch Marvel Comic #41. Marvel Team-Up

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3 Issues. Marvel Team-Up Featuring Spider-Man and the Scarlet Witch Marvel Comic #41. Marvel Team-Up Featuring Spider-Man and the Incredible Hulk Marvel Comic #54. Marvel Team-Up Featuring Spider-Man and Daredevil Marvel Comic #56.

3 Issues. Marvel Tales Featuring Spider-Man Marvel Comic #63, #64, & #77.

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3 Issues. Marvel Tales Featuring Spider-Man Marvel Comic #63, #64, & #77.

Black Widow Max Comics #1 2002 Explicit Content

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Black Widow Max Comics #1 2002 Explicit Content

3 Issues. Marvel Tales Featuring Spider-Man Marvel Comic #78, #80, & #96.

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3 Issues. Marvel Tales Featuring Spider-Man Marvel Comic #78, #80, & #96.

3 Issues. Marvel Tales Featuring Spider-Man Marvel Comic #109, #114, & #125.

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3 Issues. Marvel Tales Featuring Spider-Man Marvel Comic #109, #114, & #125.

4 Issues. Marvel Tales Featuring Spider-Man Marvel Comic #127, #130, #136, & #154.

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4 Issues. Marvel Tales Featuring Spider-Man Marvel Comic #127, #130, #136, & #154.

Falcon and Winter Soldier Marvel Comic #1 2020

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An office of dead government agents. A gifted new killer. Two ex-Captain Americas... When a dramatic attempt on the life of Bucky Barnes reunites him with Sam Wilson, the two old friends are plunged headlong into a race to uncover the new leader of Hydra before a mass casualty event announces the terror group's resurgence to the world. The clock is ticking...

Stuff of Nightmares Boom Studios Comics #1 2022 Certificate of Aunthenticity

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R.L Stine is back-but not for the faint of heart-with a chilling take on an iconic character, perfect for fans of Fear Street and EC Comics horror titles! In the first of Stine's reanimated reimaginings, you're familiar with the classic tale of a mad scientist hell-bent on creating life, but what these two demented brothers have created is something else entirely!

Contest of Champions Marvel Comics #1 2015

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Written by Al Ewing. Art by Paco Medina and Thomas Labourot. Welcome to the BATTLEREALM--a broken section of space-time where cosmic beings gamble for the ultimate power while their unwilling pawns fight for their lives and a chance to return back to Earth. Who will survive... THE CONTEST OF CHAMPIONS?

Star Wars Marvel Comic #7 Bronze Age 1978 Key First original Star Wars story in a comic book. First

Lot #260 (Sale Order 260 of 588)

Key First original Star Wars story in a comic book. First Appearance of Crimson Jack, a pirate master. "New Planets, New Perils!" Written by Roy Thomas. Art by Howard Chaykin and Frank Springer. Following the destruction of the Death Star, Han Solo and Chewbacca embark on a deadly solo mission on a strange and dangerous world.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #17 Bronze Age 1978

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"Crucible!" Written by Archie Goodwin and Chris Claremont. Art by Herb Trimpe and Al Milgrom. This issue features a previously untold adventure of the hero at the Battle of the Death Star - Luke Skywalker. Back on the barren world of Tatooine, young Luke must face his fears and a band of Tusken Sandraiders to save his friend, Biggs, in order to grow into the hero he would certainly one day become.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #18 Bronze Age 1978

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"The Empire Strikes!" Written by Archie Goodwin. Art by Carmine Infantino and Gene Day. After the destruction of the Death Star, Luke, Han, Leia, and the rest have become the most wanted people in the galaxy. So you can imagine the Empire's delight when the crew of the Millennium Falcon seemingly falls right into their grasp.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #17 Bronze Age 1978

Lot #263 (Sale Order 263 of 588)

"Crucible!" Written by Archie Goodwin and Chris Claremont. Art by Herb Trimpe and Al Milgrom. This issue features a previously untold adventure of the hero at the Battle of the Death Star - Luke Skywalker. Back on the barren world of Tatooine, young Luke must face his fears and a band of Tusken Sandraiders to save his friend, Biggs, in order to grow into the hero he would certainly one day become.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #5 Bronze Age 1977 Key 1st appearance of Wedge Antilles, brief, unnamed

Lot #264 (Sale Order 264 of 588)

Key 1st appearance of Wedge Antilles, brief, unnamed. A New Hope: Part 5 of 6. "Lo, the Moons of Yavin!" Based on the screenplay by George Lucas. Adapted by Roy Thomas. Art by Howard Chaykin and Steve Leialoha. Luke does not have long to mourn the loss of Ben Kenobi as the Millennium Falcon is attacked from all sides by deadly Tie-Fighters. Even if these Rebel heroes do survive this latest attack, the Empire knows the location of the Rebel's secret headquarters. They don't have long before the Death Star, a space station with the power to destroy planets, delivers the killing blow to the rebellion once and for all.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #6 Bronze Age 1977

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A New Hope: Part 6 of 6. "Is this the Final Chapter?!" Based on the screenplay by George Lucas. Adapted by Roy Thomas. Art by Howard Chaykin, Rick Hoberg, and Bill Wray. This is it, the explosive conclusion to the biggest space epic of all time! Armed with the secret plans, the Rebel Alliance mounts an all out attack on the evil Empire's ultimate weapon, the Death Star. However, they'll have to break through the monstrous space station's own defenses and dozens of deadly Tie-Fighters to get to its weak point. As the Rebels' time begins to run out, and their fleet of X-Wing Fighters begins to dwindle, it falls upon young Luke Skywalker and the power of the force to save the day. But first he'll have to get past the most dangerous man in the galaxy - Darth Vader!

Star Wars Marvel Comic #18 Bronze Age 1978

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"The Empire Strikes!" Written by Archie Goodwin. Art by Carmine Infantino and Gene Day. After the destruction of the Death Star, Luke, Han, Leia, and the rest have become the most wanted people in the galaxy. So you can imagine the Empire's delight when the crew of the Millennium Falcon seemingly falls right into their grasp.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #6 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #267 (Sale Order 267 of 588)

A New Hope: Part 6 of 6. "Is this the Final Chapter?!" Based on the screenplay by George Lucas. Adapted by Roy Thomas. Art by Howard Chaykin, Rick Hoberg, and Bill Wray. This is it, the explosive conclusion to the biggest space epic of all time! Armed with the secret plans, the Rebel Alliance mounts an all out attack on the evil Empire's ultimate weapon, the Death Star. However, they'll have to break through the monstrous space station's own defenses and dozens of deadly Tie-Fighters to get to its weak point. As the Rebels' time begins to run out, and their fleet of X-Wing Fighters begins to dwindle, it falls upon young Luke Skywalker and the power of the force to save the day. But first he'll have to get past the most dangerous man in the galaxy - Darth Vader!

Star Wars Marvel Comic #23 Bronze Age 1979

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"Flight into Fury!" Written by Archie Goodwin. Art by Carmine Infantino and Bob Wiacek. Have Luke, Leia, and the rest survived their arduous ordeals at the Wheel only to fall into the clutches of Darth Vader himself?

Star Wars Marvel Comic #24 Bronze Age 1979 Key Solo story featuring Obi-Wan Kenobi.

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Key Solo story featuring Obi-Wan Kenobi. "Silent Drifting!" Written by Mary Jo Duffy. Art by Carmine Infantino and Bob Wiacek. Before the Empire, before the dark times, Obi-Wan Kenobi was one of the greatest Jedi Knights, peace keepers in the galaxy, in the Old Republic. Don't miss this previously untold tale from the Jedi Masters's harrowing past.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #19 Bronze Age 1979

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"The Hunter!" Written by Archie Goodwin. Art by Carmine Infantino and Bob Wiacek. Continuing the saga began in the movie by George Lucas and released by Twentieth Century Fox, this tale finds Luke, Leia, Han, Chewie, and the droids within striking distance of the evil Galactic Empire. Is this the end of our heroes, or can they somehow find a way to escape?

Star Wars Marvel Comic #26 Bronze Age 1979

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"Doom Mission!" Written by Archie Goodwin. Art by Carmine Infantino and Bob Wiacek. When R2-D2 is gunned down, Luke contemplates his recent failures. Then the young hero sets out on another harrowing mission while piloting a captured enemy Tie-Fighter.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #25 Bronze Age 1979

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"Siege at Yavin!" Written by Archie Goodwin. Art by Carmine Infantino and Gene Day. Luke Skywalker and Princess Leia find themselves trapped on the wrong side of an Imperial blockade. Can these wily heroes of the rebellion find a way past the Empire's deadly Tie-Fighters?

Star Wars Marvel Comic #27 Bronze Age 1979

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"The Return of the Hunter!" Written by Archie Goodwin. Art by Carmine Infantino and Bob Wiacek. C-3PO looks on as an attempt is made to restore R2-D2 back to operational capacity. Meanwhile, the Rebel heroes are taken off guard by the return of the deadly bounty-hunter known as the Hunter.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #28 Bronze Age 1979

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"Whatever Happened to Jabba the Hut?!" Written by Archie Goodwin. Art by Carmine Infantino and Gene Day. After the notorious gangster, Jabba the Hut, refuses Han's latest offering to make good on a debt, Solo and his co-pilot, the wookie Chewbacca, desperately try get the Millennium Falcon up and running before a swarm of flesh-eating insects eat through the hull of their ship. And proceed to devour them for dessert!

Star Wars Marvel Comic #29 Bronze Age 1979

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"Dark Encounter!" Written by Archie Goodwin. Art by Carmine Infantino and Bob Wiacek. The Dark Lord of the Sith, Darth Vader, battles the deadly cyborg bounty-hunter known as Valance the Hunter over a chasm of molten hot magma. It's a duel only one of them will survive.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #28 Bronze Age 1979

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"Whatever Happened to Jabba the Hut?!" Written by Archie Goodwin. Art by Carmine Infantino and Gene Day. After the notorious gangster, Jabba the Hut, refuses Han's latest offering to make good on a debt, Solo and his co-pilot, the wookie Chewbacca, desperately try get the Millennium Falcon up and running before a swarm of flesh-eating insects eat through the hull of their ship. And proceed to devour them for dessert!

Star Wars Marvel Comic #30 Bronze Age 1979

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"A Princess Alone!" Written by Archie Goodwin. Art by Carmine Infantino and Gene Day. Trapped within an Imperial stronghold, the beautiful and brave Princess Leia must use her wits to escape certain death. Includes a 1-page ad for the Rom the Spaceknight action figure, the toy that inspired the comic series by the same name.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #32 Bronze Age 1980

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"The Jawa Express!" Written by Archie Goodwin. Art by Carmine Infantino and Bob Wiacek. Luke, Han, and Chewie are reunited on the planet where it all began. Opportunistic Jawas are at war with a cadre of Imperial Stormtroopers and the Rebel heroes are caught in the middle. Includes a 1-page ad for Rom the Spaceknight a comic series inspired by the action figure of the same name by Bill Mantlo and Sal Buscema.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #33 Bronze Age 1980

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"Sabre Clash!" Written by Archie Goodwin. Art by Carmine Infantino and Gene Day. Before his fateful lightsabre-duel with Darth Vader in The Empire Strikes Back, Luke Skywalker first faced the deadly sabre of Baron Orman!

Star Wars War of the Bounty Hunters Marvel Comic #1 2021

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AT WAR FOR THE GREATEST PRIZE OF ALL: HAN SOLO! THE HUNT BEGINS! Nobody. Steals. From BOBA FETT! The notorious bounty hunter will not stop until he gets what's rightfully his. For the thief, no corner of the galaxy is safe. Good thing for them that the REBEL ALLIANCE, THE EMPIRE and every bounty hunter in the galaxy is standing in Boba's way. With a last-page reveal that will blow this Death Star-sized story wide open, Issue #1 is just the beginning. The biggest crossover in STAR WARS history will continue raging through the pages of the WAR OF THE BOUNTY HUNTERS event miniseries and tie-in to STAR WARS, DOCTOR APHRA, DARTH VADER and BOUNTY HUNTERS through October. Only one hunter will be left standing, and the STAR WARS galaxy will never be the same!

Star Wars Return of the Jedi Comic Book Adaptation Dark Horse Comic #1 1995

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Dark Horse presents Star Wars: Return of the Jedi - the third thrilling chapter in the greatest space fantasy ever! The Emperor and Darth Vader make the final preparations to destroy the Rebel Alliance once and for all. Meanwhile, Luke Skywalker, now a Jedi Knight, must rescue Han Solo, frozen in carbonite, from the palace of Jabba the Hutt.

6 Issues. Foolkiller Marvel Comic #1. A Voice in the Dark Image Comic #1. Babyteeth Aftershock Comic

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6 Issues. Foolkiller Marvel Comic #1. A Voice in the Dark Image Comic #1. Babyteeth Aftershock Comic #1. Gamora Marvel Now Comic #1. The Scumbag Image Comic #1. Sharkey the Bounty Hunter Image Comic #1.

5 Issues. House of Slaughter Boom Studios Comic #1. Doctor Strange / Punisher Magic Bullets Midtown

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5 Issues. House of Slaughter Boom Studios Comic #1. Doctor Strange / Punisher Magic Bullets Midtown Comics #1. Undiscovered Country Image Comics #1 Variant Cover A & B. The Unsound Comic #1.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #76 Bronze Age 1983

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Luke, Leia and Kiro fight for their lives, Artoo comes to Lando, Chewie and Threepio's aid, and Darth Vader is most displeased with events on Iskalon in "Artoo-Detoo To The Rescue". Script by Jo Duffy, breakdowns by Ron Frenz, finishes by Tom Palmer.

Superboy DC Comics #146 Silver Age 1968

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"The Runaway Superboy!", script by Leo Dorfman, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Sheldon Moldoff; Superboy inexplicably destroys his robots and equipment and becomes a runaway in disguise; On the road, he helps one boy reconcile with his father and another one gain adoptive parents; But, despite posters which urge Superboy to return to his parents, he remains a runaway. "The Superboy Legend," script by E. Nelson Bridwell, art by George Papp; The effects of red kryptonite on Kryptonians. "The Notorious Captain Sinbad Kent!", script by Robert Bernstein, art by John Sikela; Jonathan Kent is disgraced when a genealogy chart drawn up in Smallville High School exposes the fact that his ancestor during the Revolutionary War, Captain Sinbad Kent, was a notorious pirate. Superboy goes back in time, has an adventure with Sinbad Kent, and proves that he was actually a secret agent working for General Washington.

Tales of Suspense Featuring Iron Man and Captain America Marvel Comic #65 Silver Age 1965

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"When Titans Clash!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Don Heck, inks by Mike Esposito (as Mickey Demeo); Small-time burglar Weasel Wills stumbles upon Iron Man's armor and Tony Stark must don his old armor to stop his crime spree. First Silver Age appearance of the Red Skull (turns out to be an imposter; the real one appears next issue) in "The Red Skull Strikes!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Chic Stone; Cap and Bucky track down the Red Skull, only to discover that he is an imposter who replaced tycoon Maxon; The real Red Skull is manipulating the "Maxon" Skull.

Strange Tales Marvel Comics #107 Silver Age 1963

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In this issue, the epic battle long demanded by comic fans! The Human Torch and the Sub-Mariner square off in " "The Master of Flame vs. The Monarch of the Sea!!", script by Stan Lee (plot) and Larry Lieber (script), art by Dick Ayers; The Human Torch goes looking for Sub-Mariner in order to beat him and win more respect; He traps Sub-Mariner beneath the ocean floor and returns to the surface. "The Universal Gadget" text story. "Secret Weapon!", script by Stan Lee (plot) and Larry Lieber (script), pencils by Larry Lieber, inks by Sol Brodsky; A Soviet spy steals a gas intended to make the US leadership invulnerable, and uses it on the Soviet leaders; They find that it is a trap and the gas shrinks them to the size of insects. Statement of ownership; Average circulation per issue published October 1961â€“September 1962: 136,637. "The Treasure of Planetoid 12!", script by Stan Lee, art by Steve Ditko; In the year 2100 a criminal hijacks a spaceship to be the first man to claim the treasure of Planetoid 12; When he gets there, he finds nothing but water and mud.

Action Comics DC Comics #377 Silver Age 1969

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Superman uses a near-invisible protective suit to defeat the Anti-Superman Gang and their Kryptonite deathtrap. Superman ad. Legion of Super-Heroes back-up stories begin, "The Face behind the Lead Mask," script by Jerry Siegel, art by John Forte and Al Plastino.

Superman DC Comics #213 Silver Age 1969

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The Most Dangerous Door in the World! starring Superman and Lex Luthor, script by Cary Bates, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Jack Abel; Superman places a priceless prize in a huge vault and seals it with a lifetime lockâ€¦one that can't be cracked as long as he lives; renegade scientist, The Man of Steel's arch-enemy, Lex Luthor, knows he can only break in by killing his foe. Info on Dolphin artist Jay Scott Pike and the 1968 Academy Con. The Orphans of Space!, script by Jerry Siegel, art by Al Plastino; In his Fortress of Solitude, Superman disassembles a strange machine he found in space; When the machine explodes and destroys the Earth, Superman, Supergirl and Krypto are the only survivors.

The Mighty Thor Marvel Comics #123 Silver Age 1965

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In order to keep the reporter from revealing his secret identity, Thor takes him to Asgard allowing him to witness The Absorbing Man's battle with Odin; On Earth, one of the Norn Stones has fallen into the hands of a witch doctor, transforming him into a powerful being. Fantastic Four ad. Marvel Bullpen Bulletins. Tale of Asgard: "The Jaws of the Dragon!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Vince Colletta; The Asgardian mission to stop Ragnarok runs into danger at the Pillars of Utgard where they must face a great stone dragon!

Fantastic Four Marvel Comics #83 Silver Age 1969 Key 2nd appearance of Franklin Richards, as an infa

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Key 2nd appearance of Franklin Richards, as an infant. "Shall Man Survive?" Part 2 of 2. Guest-starring the Inhumans. Script by Stan Lee. Pencils by Jack Kirby. Inks by Joe Sinnott. Cover by Jack Kirby and Joe Sinnott. Maximus the Mad has conquered Attilan! And his next target is the entire planet! With the Fantastic Four and the Inhumans as his captives, Black Bolt's crazy brother is on the brink of world domination thanks to his powerful hypno-gun! But the Inhumans still have one card to play! Black Bolt's awesome voice! His booming voice could free the royal family from its prison! Or destroy the whole city! Likewise in a nearby chamber, the FF work feverishly to escape from their confinement! If both super-teams can break out, they'll have a chance to break up Maximus' mad plan of conquest! Cameo appearances by the Invisible Girl and (baby) Franklin. Inhumans Lineup: Black Bolt, Gorgon, Karnak, Medusa, and Triton.

Tales to Astonish Marvel Comics #52 Silver Age 1964 Key 1st appearance of the second Black Knight, N

Lot #292 (Sale Order 292 of 588)

Key 1st appearance of the second Black Knight, Nathan Garrett. The Black Knight Strikes!, script by Stan Lee, art by Dick Ayers; After being arrested for treason by Giant-Man, Professor Garrett flees to Europe where he manipulate the genes of horses and eagles to create a winged horse. X-Men #3 ad, art by Jack Kirby and Sol Brodsky. Avengers #3 ad, art by Jack Kirby and Paul Reinman. Not What They Seem!, script by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, art by Larry Lieber and George Roussos [as G. Bell]; The Wasp tells the tale of prison escapees who try to avoid a planet with a trap, but are doomed when they take the wrong side in a battle of the sexes.

Tales of Suspense Featuring Iron Man and Captain America Marvel Comic #64 Silver Age 1965 Key 3rd ap

Lot #293 (Sale Order 293 of 588)

Key 3rd appearance of Hawkeye. Third appearance of Hawkeye, and the first appearance of Black Widow's costume in "Hawkeye and the New Black Widow Strike Again!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Don Heck, inks by Chic Stone; Iron Man tackles Hawkeye and the new Black Widow, who is now a costumed villainess. "Among Us, Wreckers Dwell!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Frank Giacoia (as Frank Ray); Sando, a Nazi agent posing as a stage act with the innocent Omar, lures Captain America and Bucky into a trap involving "mental projections" of sabotage against Allied forces.

Tales of Suspense Featuring Iron Man and Captain America Marvel Comic #99 Silver Age 1968

Lot #294 (Sale Order 294 of 588)

"At the Mercy of the Maggia," script by Archie Goodwin, pencils by Gene Colan, inks by Johnny Craig; At the risk of putting greater strain on his heart Iron Man fires a repulsor ray at Whiplash; Jasper Sitwell searches for Iron Man after Tony Stark's cousin Morgan kidnapped him and took him to the Maggia; Nick Fury appearance; The story continues in Iron Man & Sub-Mariner #1. "The Man Who Lived Twice!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Syd Shores; Captain America and Black Panther continue their fight against Baron Zemo and his men; The story continues in Captain America #100. Letter to the editor from comic and book distributor Bud Plant.

Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic Dark Horse Comics #42 2009

Lot #295 (Sale Order 295 of 588)

When an argument between ex-Padawan Zayne Carrick and the mysterious Jarael leaves her questioning her place in his life, the appearance of the Jedi Malak threatens to make up her mind for good. Yet Malak's not the only one with an interest in Jarael. Just how far the Mandalorian Rohlan is willing to go to stay by her side has never been revealed-until now! Major developments for Zayne and Jarael! Previously untold events in the story of Malak and Revan! For in-the-know Star Wars fans, this issue is a must have! o A special one-shot story featuring Malak and Revan from the Knights of the Old Republic video games sets our main cast on a deadly new course! A must-have issue for Star Wars fans!

Action Comics DC Comics #420 Bronze Age 1973

Lot #296 (Sale Order 296 of 588)

Cover by Nick Cardy. Towbee the Minstrel of Space in "The Made-to-Order Menace!", script by Elliot S! Maggin, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Murphy Anderson; A space-travelling bard who has the power to create what he sings about comes to Earth and creates a super-menace for Superman to battle. "The King of the Jungle Contract!", script by Len Wein, art by Dick Giordano; Christopher Chance is hired by famous hunter Gunther King, who believes that his rival Ernest Holoway is trying to kill him; The Human Target travels around disguised as King on safari in Kenya, dealing with traps that have been set for him; After fighting a lion and a buffalo, he gets into a gunfight with the hidden Holoway.

Have Gun, will travel Dell Comic #1044 Silver Age 1960

Lot #297 (Sale Order 297 of 588)

Have Gun, will travel Dell Comic #1044 Silver Age 1960

Spider-Man and Batman Marvel and DC Comic #1 1995

Lot #298 (Sale Order 298 of 588)

"Disordered Minds!" Story by J.M. DeMatteis. Art by Mark Bagley, Scott Hanna, and Mark Farmer. Two of comic's biggest icons must team-up to take down two of their craziest villains. Can Batman, the Dark Knight Detective, and the Amazing Spider-Man set aside their differences long enough to stop the maniacal machinations of the psychotic Carnage and the Joker, Clown Prince of Crime?

Star Wars Marvel Comic #93 Bronze Age 1985

Lot #299 (Sale Order 299 of 588)

Luke, Leia and Han find themselves up to their ears in fur-coated trouble when they get caught in the middle of a bloody conflict between two fanatic factions of a race of cat-people! "Catspaw" is written by Jo Duffy, with art by Sal Buscema and Tom Palmer. Cover by Cynthia Martin.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #7 Bronze Age 1978 Key First original Star Wars story in a comic book. First

Lot #300 (Sale Order 300 of 588)

Key First original Star Wars story in a comic book. First Appearance of Crimson Jack, a pirate master. "New Planets, New Perils!" Written by Roy Thomas. Art by Howard Chaykin and Frank Springer. Following the destruction of the Death Star, Han Solo and Chewbacca embark on a deadly solo mission on a strange and dangerous world.

Classic Star Wars Dark Horse Comics #7 1993

Lot #301 (Sale Order 301 of 588)

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.

A Moment of Silence Marvel Comic #12002

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An all-star collection of creators craft four silent stories ? with all proceeds going to the victims of 9?11?01. ? THE STORY: Inspired by the true events, four duos of titanic talent unite to remember the heroic sacrifices of 9?11?01. And, in keeping with our 'Nuff Said event, all stories will be told with images only. The creative teams include: Kevin Smith (DAREDEVIL, Green Arrow) and Igor Kordey (CABLE); Marvel's EIC Joe Quesada and John Romita Jr. (AMAZING SPIDER-MAN); Marvel Prez Bill Jemas and Mark Bagley (ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN); and Brian Michael Bendis (DAREDEVIL) and Chuck Austen (ELEKTRA). And it's all wrapped in a touching cover penciled by Quesada and painted by Alex Ross. Best of all, Marvel will give all proceeds to the families that lost loved ones during the attack on America.

The New Teen Titans DC Comics #2 Bronze Age 1980 Key 1st appearance of Deathstroke the Terminator. 1

Lot #303 (Sale Order 303 of 588)

Key 1st appearance of Deathstroke the Terminator. 1st appearance and death of Ravager, son of Deathstroke - appears in issue #1, not in costume. 1st appearance of Wintergreen, Deathstroke's mentor. 1st cameo appearance of Trigon, as demonic eyes. First appearance of Deathstroke the Terminator in "Today...the Terminator!" Characters: Teen Titans [Robin; Kid Flash; Wonder Girl; Cyborg; Starfire; Raven; Changeling]; The Terminator [Slade Wilson] (1st; Later Deathstroke); The Ravager [Grant Wilson] (Intro; Death); Wintergreen (Intro); HIVE. Script by Marv Wolfman, with art by George Perez and Romeo Tanghal. Plus: an article by Marv Wolfman on the revival of the Teen Titans.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #14 Bronze Age 1978

Lot #304 (Sale Order 304 of 588)

"The Sound of Armageddon!" Written by Archie Goodwin. Art by Carmine Infantino and Terry Austin. Luke, Leia, Han, and the rest battle pirates, sea monsters and each other on a dangerous and desolate waterworld.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #20 Bronze Age 1979

Lot #305 (Sale Order 305 of 588)

"Deathgame!" Written by Archie Goodwin. Art by Carmine Infantino and Bob Wiacek. Han Solo's life is in danger and Princess Leia, C-3PO, and R2-D2 are powerless to help him. Is this the end of the galaxy's most lovable scoundrel?

Star Wars Marvel Comic #12 Bronze Age 1978

Lot #306 (Sale Order 306 of 588)

"Doomworld!" Written by Archie Goodwin. Art by Carmine Infantino and Terry Austin. While searching for a new location of the Rebel's set up shop, Luke Skywalker crash landed on a dangerous world of death and betrayal. Can this young hero hope to survive on Doomworld? Meanwhile, Han Solo attempts to bluff Crimson Jack, one of the galaxy's deadliest space pirates.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #11 Bronze Age 1978

Lot #307 (Sale Order 307 of 588)

"Star Search!" Written by Archie Goodwin. Art by Carmine Infantino and Terry Austin. Think the first time Princess Leia and Han Solo kissed was in the movie "Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back?" Well guess again. Check out this issue to see what I mean. Meanwhile, find out where the missing Luke Skywalker and his droids, C-3PO and R2-D2, have been all this time.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #8 Bronze Age 1978 Key 1st appearance of Jaxxon.

Lot #308 (Sale Order 308 of 588)

Key 1st appearance of Jaxxon. "Eight for Aduba-3!" Written by Roy Thomas. Art by Howard Chaykin and Tom Palmer. Han Solo and Chewbacca join forces with a motley band of misfits to embark on a dangerous adventure. Meanwhile, Luke Skywalker sets out on a dangerous mission of his own.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #15 Bronze Age 1978

Lot #309 (Sale Order 309 of 588)

"Star Duel!" Written by Archie Goodwin. Art by Carmine Infantino and Terry Austin. Han Solo has a final showdown with Crimson Jack and a cadre of space pirates in the cold void of space. This is one gun fight only one of these scoundrels will walk, or float as the case may be, away from.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #51 Bronze Age 1978

Lot #310 (Sale Order 310 of 588)

Cover art by Walt Simonson. "Resurrection of Evil," script by David Michelinie, pencils by Walt Simonson, inks by Tom Palmer (pages 1-25, 27-30) and Walt Simonson (page 26); The construction of a new Imperial superweapon may mean the end for the Rebellion.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #16 Bronze Age 1978 Key 1st appearance of The Hunter, Beilert Valance.

Lot #311 (Sale Order 311 of 588)

Key 1st appearance of The Hunter, Beilert Valance. "The Hunter!" Written by Archie Goodwin. Art and cover by Walt Simonson and Bob Wiacek. Luke, Han, and the other heroes of Star Wars have just been targeted by one of the deadliest bounty-hunters in the galaxy - Valance the Hunter. What is this assassin's secret that makes him so dangerous? The answer may shock you.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #21 Bronze Age 1979

Lot #312 (Sale Order 312 of 588)

"Shadow of the Dark Lord!" Written by Archie Goodwin. Art by Carmine Infantino and Gene Day. In the realm of the mind Luke Skywalker overcomes one of his greatest challenges to date. Meanwhile, the dark lord, Darth Vader, continues to scour the galaxy for the Rebels that continue to elude his vengeance.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #36 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #313 (Sale Order 313 of 588)

"Red Queen Rising!" Written by Archie Goodwin. Art by Carmine Infantino and Bob Wiacek. The Dark Lord of the Sith, Darth Vader, increases his efforts to capture the hero who destroyed the Death Star and thus caused the Sith Lord his greatest defeat.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #7 Bronze Age 1978 Key First original Star Wars story in a comic book. First

Lot #314 (Sale Order 314 of 588)

Key First original Star Wars story in a comic book. First Appearance of Crimson Jack, a pirate master. "New Planets, New Perils!" Written by Roy Thomas. Art by Howard Chaykin and Frank Springer. Following the destruction of the Death Star, Han Solo and Chewbacca embark on a deadly solo mission on a strange and dangerous world.

Star Wars Return of the Jedi Marvel Comic #2 Bronze Age 1983

Lot #315 (Sale Order 315 of 588)

Chapter 2: The Emperor Commands!', script by Archie Goodwin, art by Al Williamson and Carlos Garzon; The Emperor Plans to bring Luke to the Dark Side of the Force while Luke returns to Dagobah to see Yoda. Boba Fett Galactic Bounty Hunter pinup by Rick J. Bryant. The Emperor's Royal Guard pinup by Rick J. Bryant. The Millennium Falcon Departs Tatooine pinup by Rick J. Bryant. Obi-Wan Kenobi & Yoda pinup, pencils by Paul Becton, inks by Marie Severin.

Star Wars Return of the Jedi Marvel Comic #1 Bronze Age 1983

Lot #316 (Sale Order 316 of 588)

Cover and splash page by Bill Sienkiewicz. 'Chapter One: In The Hands Of Jabba The Hutt!', script by Archie Goodwin, art by Al Williamson and Carlos Garzon; Darth Vader checks on the status of the second Death Star while The Rebels attempt to rescue Han Solo From Jabba The Hutt.

Star Wars Marvel Comic #98 Bronze Age 1985

Lot #317 (Sale Order 317 of 588)

Han heads out on a mission to a former Imperial prison planet, with Nien Nunb as his co-pilot on the Millennium Falcon; When he gets there, he is surprised to see that his job is to escort a woman and her child; But when the Imperials show up, things get dangerous for Han.

Web of Spider-Man Marvel Comics #1 Bronze Age 1985 Key Third ongoing Spider-Man series.

Lot #318 (Sale Order 318 of 588)

Key Third ongoing Spider-Man series. "Til Death Do Us Part!" Story by Louise Simonson. Art by Greg LaRocque and Jim Mooney. Painted cover by Charles Vess. The alien symbiote (aka black costume) ambushes Peter Parker while he is getting dressed. Now Spider-Man must battle the black costume and the new Vulturions on his way to the Baxter Building! Meanwhile, Aunt May laments Peter's decision to drop out of graduate school.

The Amazing Spider-Man Book and Record Set Power Records Marvel Bronze Age 1974

Lot #319 (Sale Order 319 of 588)

Spider-Man stars in "Invasion of the Dragon Men!" Featuring original material. It's fun to read as you hear! The ACTION comes alive! Includes a 24-page full color comic with 45 RPM record. 7-1/8 x 10 inches with cardstock cover and white non-gloss interior paper stock.

Cheyenne Dell Comic #4 Silver Age 1957

Lot #320 (Sale Order 320 of 588)

Five photos from the "Cheyenne" TV series that preview the story "Test of Courage." Test of Courage, art by Tom Gill; When the Calvary continues to lose herds of horses to outlaws, Cheyenne becomes a double agent to infiltrate the gang. The Heart of a Dog Soldier; Small Bear uses his short stature to rescue a Cheyenne "Dog Soldier" from Pawnee raiders and is allowed to join the elite band of warriors.

Action Comics DC Comics #327 Silver Age 1965

Lot #321 (Sale Order 321 of 588)

"The Three Generations of Superman!", script by Edmond Hamilton, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by George Klein; Superman I and Kal-El II discover a plot to invade the Earth. But can an aging hero and his super-young grandson save the day? How Superman Has Been Honored article recounting past stories. "Supergirl - Fugitive from Justice!", script by Leo Dorfman, art by Jim Mooney; Supergirl is accused of murder in another dimension and her worst accuser may be her cousin Superman!

The Falcon Marvel Comic #1 Bronze Age 1983 Key First solo Falcon series.

Lot #322 (Sale Order 322 of 588)

Key First solo Falcon series. "Winners and Losers!" Story by Jim Owsley. Art by Paul Smith and Vince Colletta. Captain Americas partner steps into the spotlight! A gang war is stirring and threatens to destroy the city. Meanwhile, Falcon pushes his high-flying skills to the limit to stop an armored saboteur.

Escape from the Planet of the Apes Book and Record Set Power Records Bronze Age 1974

Lot #323 (Sale Order 323 of 588)

Escape from the Planet of the Apes Book and Record Set Power Records Bronze Age 1974

Fantastic Four Marvel Comics #244 Bronze Age 1982 Key 1st appearance of Frankie Raye as the second N

Lot #324 (Sale Order 324 of 588)

Key 1st appearance of Frankie Raye as the second Nova, becomes a Herald of Galactus. "Beginnings and Endings" Part 3 of 3. Script and Art by John Byrne. Cover by John Byrne. After an unprecedented victory over Galactus, the Avengers and the Fantastic Four face a major ethical decision: should they try to save the Ravager of Worlds or let him perish as his energies dwindle? Reed decides on the former and constructs a giant machine to revitalize Galactus! However, the Devourer of Worlds needs one more thing to complete his recovery...a new herald! In a stunning move, Frankie Raye volunteers! So where does that leave the Human Torch? First appearance of Nova (aka Frankie Raye). Cameo appearances by Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Wasp, and Doctor Strange. (Notes: This trilogy was reprinted in 1989 in the trade paperback titled "Fantastic Four: Trial of Galactus." Reed's decision to save Galactus will come back to haunt the FF beginning in Fantastic Four.

Tarzan Adventures Volume 3 #36 Golden Age 1953

Lot #325 (Sale Order 325 of 588)

Weekly U.K. comic featuring Edgar Rice Burroughs' famous hero. Tarzan by Barry, Colorized Lex Barker Movie Photo Cover, reprinting daily comic strips.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #144 Bronze Age 1975 Key 1st full appearance of Gwen Stacy's clo

Lot #326 (Sale Order 326 of 588)

Key 1st full appearance of Gwen Stacy's clone. First (full) appearance of the Gwen Stacy clone in "The Delusion Conspiracy!" Part 2 of 2. Script by Gerry Conway. Art by Ross Andru (breakdowns), Frank Giacoia (finishes), and Dave Hunt (backgrounds). Cover by Gil Kane and John Romita. On the banks of the Seine River inside the Cathedral de Notre Dame, the wondrous wall-crawler battles the Cyclone to save J. Jonah Jameson and Joe Robertson! With a bit of American ingenuity the spectacular one defeats the French super-villain and sets a course for home! On the long flight back, Peter looks forward to reuniting with Mary Jane; but when he arrives at his Chelsea apartmentâ€¦he finds Gwen Stacy instead! What?! Unbelievable! The web-slinger's nightmare is only just beginning. Cameo appearances by Aunt May and Anna Watson. Origin of the Cyclone.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #145 Bronze Age 1975

Lot #327 (Sale Order 327 of 588)

"Gwen Stacy is Alive...and, Well...?!" Part 1 of 2. Script by Gerry Conway. Pencils by Ross Andru. Inks by Frank Giacoia and Dave Hunt (backgrounds). Cover by Gil Kane and John Romita. Peter Parker's world has turned upside down! Gwen Stacy is alive! Aunt May is in the hospital! And the Scorpion is on the loose! After confronting Gwen and calling her an imposter, Peter rushes to the hospital to see his aunt! Fortunately, Aunt May's condition has stabilized; so the restless web-slinger can leave her side...and find the nearest super-villain to pound! Ironically, the deadly Scorpion is in the vicinity and looking for a good scrap too! At a nearby cement processing plant, both men get their wish! The Amazing Spider-Man vs. the sinister Scorpion! A terrific fight! Cameo appearances by Anna Watson, Ned Leeds, Betty Brant, Joe Robertson, and Mary Jane Watson. Flashback cameo by the Green Goblin (aka Norman Osborn).

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #147 Bronze Age 1975

Lot #328 (Sale Order 328 of 588)

"The Tarantula is a Very Deadly Beast!" Script by Gerry Conway. Pencils by Ross Andru. Inks by Mike Esposito and Dave Hunt (backgrounds). Cover by John Romita Sr. Following his adventure in the Everglades (in Giant-Size Spider-Man 5), the wondrous wall-crawler returns to New York City! However everything is just as chaotic as when he left, thanks to the Gwen Stacy clone...and the Tarantula! The South American super-villain ambushes the spectacular one on the streets of Manhattan! And after a short skirmish, the Tarantula throws the web-slinger into a city bus! But this is no ordinary bus! For the driver is the Jackal...and the only passenger is Gwen Stacy! As for the bus' destination? Try the Brooklyn Bridge! Oh no, are the sins of the past coming back to haunt your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man? Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Ned Leeds, Aunt May, Anna Watson, and J. Jonah Jameson. Flashback cameo by Ben Parker.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #149 Bronze Age 1975

Lot #329 (Sale Order 329 of 588)

First appearance of the Spider-Man Clone in "Even If I Live, I Die!" Script by Gerry Conway. Pencils by Ross Andru. Inks by Mike Esposito and Dave Hunt (backgrounds). Cover by Gil Kane and Frank Giacoia. One of the classic web-slinger issues of the bronze age! At Shea Stadium in Queens, the master plan of the Jackal finally comes together! On the infield grass, the Amazing Spider-Man fights to the finish against a carbon copy of himself - the Spider-Clone! With Ned Leeds in mortal danger, can the wondrous wall-crawler triumph over his clone and the Jackal too? But even if he wins, your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man may still lose Gwen once again. An emotional ending for all. Origins of the Jackal and the Gwen Stacy clone. Apparent deaths of the Jackal and the Spider-Clone. Cameo appearances by Joe Robertson, J. Jonah Jameson, Betty Brant, Mary Jane Watson, and the Tarantula. Flashback cameos by Anthony Serba and Gwen Stacy.

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

Lot #330 (Sale Order 330 of 588)

"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!

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #152 Bronze Age 1976

Lot #331 (Sale Order 331 of 588)

"Shattered by the Shocker!" Part 2 of 2. Script by Len Wein. Pencils by Ross Andru. Inks by Mike Esposito, Frank Giacoia, and Dave Hunt (backgrounds). Cover by Gil Kane and John Romita. After his harrowing escape from the sewer system, the Spectacular Spider-Man itches for a rematch with the Shocker! And just a few days later the web-slinger gets his wish at the Con Ed power plant in Queens! The Shocker wants to black out the city! The wall-crawler wants to keep the lights burning! In grand fashion Spider-Man and the Shocker throw down the gauntlet (in more ways than one) until only the victor remains! Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Flash Thompson, Harry Osborn, J. Jonah Jameson, and Doctor Octopus.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #153 Bronze Age 1976

Lot #332 (Sale Order 332 of 588)

"The Longest Hundred Yards!" Script by Len Wein. Pencils by Ross Andru. Inks by Mike Esposito and Dave Hunt (backgrounds). Cover by Gil Kane and John Romita. A group of criminals kidnap the young daughter of an ex-Empire State University (ESU) football star! The former jock turned scientist has developed a new crime-fighting computer that the underworld desperately wants! The dramatic exchange is set for the 50-yard line inside ESU's stadium! Will the wondrous wall-crawler come off the bench and save the day? It's 4th down and life to go! Appearances by Flash Thompson, Harry Osborn, Ned Leeds, and Mary Jane Watson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #155 Bronze Age 1976

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"Whodunit!" Script by Len Wein. Art by Sal Buscema (layouts) and Mike Esposito (finishes). Cover by John Romita. In shocking fashion the co-developer of the Worldwide Habitual Offender database is found murdered in his research lab! And the task of finding the killer falls to none other than your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man! The web-slinger scours the city searching for suspects! But the trail of clues leads back to the lab! Who is the killer? Who indeed! Cameo appearances by Joe Robertson and J. Jonah Jameson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #154 Bronze Age 1976

Lot #334 (Sale Order 334 of 588)

"The Sandman Always Strikes Twice" Script by Len Wein. Pencils by Sal Buscema. Inks by Mike Esposito and Dave Hunt (backgrounds). Cover by John Romita. The Sandman is back on the block! And stealing an experimental cryogenic converter for a mysterious crime boss! The charter member of the Frightful Four easily breaks into the research complex! But instead of absconding with the converter, the Sandman lays a trap for the spectacular one (to even the score after his defeat in Marvel Team-Up 40)! When the web-slinger shows up, the showdown begins! It's another rock 'em sock 'em battle between the Amazing Spider-Man and the Sandman! Cameo appearances by Doctor Octopus and the Kingpin.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #156 Bronze Age 1976 Key 1st appearance of Mirage, a villain who

Lot #335 (Sale Order 335 of 588)

Key 1st appearance of Mirage, a villain who uses technology to create illusions. "On a Clear Day, You Can See...The Mirage!" Script by Len Wein. Pencils by Ross Andru. Inks by Mike Esposito and Dave Hunt (backgrounds). Cover by John Romita. Wedding bells ring in the pages of the Amazing Spider-Man! As Peter's former girlfriend (Betty Brant) and the web-slinger's future foe (Ned Leeds aka the Hobgoblin) tie the knot! The joyous ceremony proceeds as planned until a wedding crasher shows up! The Mirage! And he's not just looking for free hors d'oeuvres! Can the wall-crawler see through the Mirage and restore Betty and Ned's happy day? First Appearance of the Mirage. Appearances by Aunt May, Anna Watson, Mary Jane Watson, Flash Thompson, Harry Osborn, Liz Allan, J. Jonah Jameson, Joe Robertson, and Doctor Octopus.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #157 Bronze Age 1976

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"The Ghost That Haunted Octopus!" Part 1 of 3. Script by Len Wein. Pencils by Ross Andru. Inks by Mike Esposito. Cover by John Romita. Doc Ock returns to action! Thanks to the warmth and generosity of one May Parker! What?! Imagine the shock of her wall-crawling nephew when he walks into his aunt's home...and sees Dr. Octopus reclining on the sofa! Surprisingly Peter keeps his composure until the ghost of Hammerhead appears! And then all heck breaks loose! The six-armed doctor grabs May and takes off across town! The web-slinger follows while Hammerhead just simmers! Who knows what will happen next! Cameo appearances by Flash Thompson, Harry Osborn, and Liz Allan. Flashback cameos by Dr. Octopus and Hammerhead to explain the final moments of Amazing Spider-Man 131.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #158 Bronze Age 1976

Lot #337 (Sale Order 337 of 588)

"Hammerhead is Out!" Part 2 of 3. Script by Len Wein. Pencils by Ross Andru. Inks by Mike Esposito. Cover by Ross Andru and Frank Giacoia. After surviving his free fall from the helicopter, the wondrous wall-crawler continues his pursuit of Dr. Octopus and Aunt May! The six-armed super-villain takes refuge at Brookhaven National Laboratory to draw Hammerhead's ghost into a deadly trap! But the sudden arrival of the web-slinger throws off Doc Ock's plan! Instead of destroying the ghost, Octopus' equipment returns Hammerhead to flesh and blood! And that sets the stage for the next issue's three-sided tussle: Doctor Octopus vs. Hammerhead vs. your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man! Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Glory Grant, Joe Robertson, and J. Jonah Jameson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #159 Bronze Age 1976

Lot #338 (Sale Order 338 of 588)

"Arm-in-Arm-in-Arm-in-Arm-in-Arm-in-Arm with Doctor Octopus!" Part 3 of 3. Script by Len Wein. Art by Ross Andru (breakdowns) and Mike Esposito (finishes). Cover by Ross Andru and Frank Giacoia (with assists from John Romita). With his dear aunt's life in jeopardy, the wondrous wall-crawler remembers that the enemy of my enemy is my friend! And in a remarkable twist of fate, the Spectacular Spider-Man and Dr. Otto Octavius team up to take down Hammerhead! The unlikely duo traps Hammerhead inside one of his old nightclubs! And then the final fireworks begin! Spidey and Doc Ock battle Hammerhead to the fateful finish! Cameo appearances by the Tinkerer, Toy, Kingpin, Joe Robertson, J. Jonah Jameson, and the Spider-Mobile.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #160 Bronze Age 1976

Lot #339 (Sale Order 339 of 588)

"My Killer, The Car!" Script by Len Wein. Art by Ross Andru (breakdowns), Mike Esposito (finishes), and Dave Hunt (backgrounds). Cover by Gil Kane and John Romita. After a lengthy pit stop, the Spider-Mobile is back on the road! And zooming down the streets trying to run over Spider-Man! Whoa, why is Spidey's cool car doing that? Because the Terrible Tinkerer is behind the wheel! Can the web-slinger slam on the brakes and send his Spider-Mobile to the salvage yard? It's a hit and run! Cameo appearances by Toy, Aunt May, Mary Jane Watson, Harry Osborn, Liz Allan, Joe Robertson, and J. Jonah Jameson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #161 Bronze Age 1976 Key 1st cameo appearance of Jigsaw, unseen

Lot #340 (Sale Order 340 of 588)

Key 1st cameo appearance of Jigsaw, unseen sniper. "And the Nightcrawler Came Prowling, Prowling" Part 1 of 2. Guest-starring Nightcrawler. Script by Len Wein. Art by Ross Andru (breakdowns), Mike Esposito (finishes), and Dave Hunt (backgrounds). Cover by Gil Kane and John Romita. Someone is going around New York City impersonating the Punisher! The Amazing Spider-Man thinks the sniper might be Nightcrawler! While the new X-Man believes the shooter could be the web-slinger! First at Coney Island and later at the Roosevelt Island Tramway, Nightcrawler and the wall-crawler clash amid their mutual confusion! But the situation becomes crystal clear once the heroes find themselves in the crosshairs...of the real Punisher! The bullets fly next issue! Cameo appearances by the Punisher, Wolverine, Colossus, Mary Jane Watson, Harry Osborn, Liz Allan, Joe Robertson, and J. Jonah Jameson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #163 Bronze Age 1976

Lot #341 (Sale Order 341 of 588)

"All the Kingpin's Men!" Part 1 of 2. Script by Len Wein. Art by Ross Andru (breakdowns), Mike Esposito (finishes), and Dave Hunt (backgrounds). Cover by Dave Cockrum and John Romita. At long last the Kingpin is back! And the fat crime boss needs a life! Actually a life force...to revive his comatose son Richard! To that end the Kingpin lures the web-slinger to a West Side warehouse for a one-on-one showdown! Is the wall-crawler ready to fight for his life (force)? Also in this issue, Peter's friends throw a surprise party for him to help furnish and decorate his Chelsea apartment. Cameo appearances by Richard Fisk, Harry Osborn, Flash Thompson, Mary Jane Watson, Liz Allan, Joe Robertson, and Glory Grant.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #164 Bronze Age 1977 Key Cover art featuring Kingpin and Spider-

Lot #342 (Sale Order 342 of 588)

Key Cover art featuring Kingpin and Spider-Man. "Deadline!" Part 2 of 2. Script by Len Wein. Art by Ross Andru (breakdowns), Mike Esposito (finishes), and Dave Hunt (backgrounds). Cover by John Romita. In surprising fashion the Kingpin's bizarre plan works! Richard Fisk absorbs the web-slingers life force and regains consciousness! So what's left of the amazing one? He's become dead (spider) man walking! However the wall-crawler musters enough strength to reach Dr. Curt Connors' laboratory; and once inside he receives a temporary energy boost! Armed with a device to recover his life force, the Spectacular Spider-Man sets off to find the Big Apple crime boss and his son! At the Brooklyn Navy Yard, the web-slinger rendezvous with the Kingpin of Crime! Who will survive their donnybrook on the docks? A powerful ending! Cameo appearances by Vanessa Fisk and Glory Grant. Flashback cameos by Captain America, the Falcon, and Red Skull.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #166 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #343 (Sale Order 343 of 588)

"War of the Reptile-Men!" Part 2 of 2. Script by Len Wein. Pencils by Ross Andru. Inks by Mike Esposito. Cover by John Romita and Frank Giacoia. It's a classic three-way Christmas confrontation! The Lizard vs. Spider-Man vs. Stegron! The key to victory for the web-slinger is to get the Lethal Lizard (aka Dr. Connors) to fight with him...instead of against him! But the Lizard usually just wants to kill Spidey! In snowy Central Park, the three combatants and a pack of dinosaurs come together for a Jurassic-style rumble! Is a Christmas miracle in the offing for your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man? An uplifting issue! Cameo appearances by Martha Connors, Billy Connors, J. Jonah Jameson, Dr. Marla Madison, Harry Osborn, Liz Allan, Flash Thompson, and Mary Jane Watson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #167 Bronze Age 1977 Key 1st appearance of Will-O'-The-Wisp. 1st

Lot #344 (Sale Order 344 of 588)

Key 1st appearance of Will-O'-The-Wisp. 1st appearance of Dr. Barton Hamilton, Harry Osborne's psychiatrist who later becomes the third Green Goblin. "Stalked by the Spider-Slayer!" Part 1 of 2. First appearance of Will-O'-the-Wisp. Script by Len Wein. Art by Ross Andru (breakdowns) and Mike Esposito (finishes). Cover by John Romita. With Dr. Marla Madison's new and improved spider-slayer, J. Jonah Jameson takes another run at capturing the wondrous wall-crawler! But in typical fashion, JJJ stumbles and bumbles in his attempt to subdue Spidey! In the meantime though, a new villain has come to New York City: Will-O'-the-Wisp! And the Wisp has unearthly electromagnetic powers! The spider-slayer is just the undercard for the amazing one! Will-O'-the-Wisp is the main event! First appearance of Dr. Bart Hamilton (aka the third Green Goblin). Cameo appearances by Aunt May, Anna Watson, Harry Osborn, Liz Allan, Flash Thompson, and Mary Jane Watson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #168 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #345 (Sale Order 345 of 588)

"Murder on the Wind!" Part 2 of 2. Script by Len Wein. Art by Ross Andru (breakdowns) and Mike Esposito (finishes). Cover by Ed Hannigan and John Romita. At the famous Rockefeller Center skating rink; the web-slinger, Will-O'-the-Wisp, and spider-slayer assemble for a tripartite throw down! Once the Wisp flees the scene, Spidey puts Jonah's spider-slayer on ice! Later that evening in Times Square under coercion from Dr. Jonah Harrow, Will-O'-the-Wisp attacks Spider-Man! If the Wisp doesn't kill the web-slinger, he will lose his life! If he does kill him, the Wisp will lose his humanity! Caught in a diabolical dilemma, what will the Wisp do with the wall-crawler's life hanging in the balance? A gut-wrenching conclusion! Cameo appearances by Dr. Marla Madison and Mary Jane Watson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #169 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #346 (Sale Order 346 of 588)

"Confrontation" Part 1 of 2. Script by Len Wein. Art by Ross Andru (breakdowns) and Mike Esposito (finishes). Cover by John Romita and Frank Giacoia. J. Jonah Jameson barges into Peter Parker's apartment and declares: "I know you're Spider-Man!" And with damning photos in hand, Jonah has Aunt May's nephew backed into a corner! But the Daily Bugle's ace photographer may have a trick or two up his sleeve! Can Peter outfox Jonah and protect his secret identity? Later that evening the web-slinger explores an abandoned subway tunnel and bumps into one of Captain America's usual foes! Exactly who is this large red-haired gentleman? Cameo appearances by Harry Osborn, Liz Allan, Dr. Bart Hamilton, Dr. Marla Madison, Doctor Faustus, and Stan Lee.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #170 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #347 (Sale Order 347 of 588)

"Madness is all in the Mind!" Part 2 of 2. Script by Len Wein. Art by Ross Andru (breakdowns), Frank Giacoia (finishes), and Mike Esposito (finishes). Cover by Ross Andru and Frank Giacoia. Dr. Faustus has a new patient! The unwilling Amazing Spider-Man! After the web-slinger is exposed to Faustus' hallucinogenic smoke, he sees frightening apparitions of his enemies attacking! The good doctor quickly helps the wall-crawler recover and then orders Spidey to lead a clandestine mission into a federal research laboratory! Why? Because Dr. Faustus wants to contaminate the nation's supply of flu virus! Once the web-slinger breaks into the biolab, Faustus' triumph appears complete! Will the spectacular one come to his senses in time? Cameo appearances by Liz Allan, Mary Jane Watson, and the burglar.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #173 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #348 (Sale Order 348 of 588)

"If You Can't Stand the Heat...!" Part 2 of 2. Script by Len Wein. Art by Ross Andru (breakdowns) and Jim Mooney (finishes). Cover by Ross Andru and John Romita. The Molten Man is dying! And he's going out in a blaze of glory...literally! When Mark Raxton's final attempt to cure his condition fails, he holes up in the top floor of a pharmaceutical building and demands to see his stepsister Liz Allan! Bravely Liz enters the building and so does the Amazing Spider-Man! As the Molten Man and the wall-crawler trade blows, the building becomes a raging inferno on the verge of collapse! Will anyone get out alive? An anguish-filled ending! Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Harry Osborn, and Flash Thompson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #174 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #349 (Sale Order 349 of 588)

"The Hitman's Back in Town!" Part 1 of 2. Guest-starring the Punisher. Script by Len Wein. Art by Ross Andru (breakdowns), Jim Mooney (finishes), and Tony DeZuniga (finishes). Cover by Ross Andru and Frank Giacoia. The Hitman is back! And he's got a brand new target: J. Jonah Jameson! But there's another gun-toting vigilante back in town too: the Punisher! And he's tracking the Hitman! Mix in the wondrous wall-crawler...and as shown on the dynamic cover, all concerned parties come together in JJJ's corner office! Pandemonium erupts when the bullets start flying! Stay down Jonah! Let Spidey and the Punisher take the hit (man)! Cameo appearances by Harry Osborn, Flash Thompson, Dr. Marla Madison, and Dr. Bart Hamilton.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #175 Bronze Age 1977 Key Partial origin of the Punisher. Origin

Lot #350 (Sale Order 350 of 588)

Key Partial origin of the Punisher. Origin and death of Hitman. "Big Apple Battleground!" Part 2 of 2. Guest-starring the Punisher. Script by Len Wein. Art by Ross Andru (breakdowns) and Jim Mooney (finishes). Cover by Ross Andru and Frank Giacoia. It's a spectacular shootout atop the Statue of Liberty! The inscription at the statue's base calls for the tired, poor, and huddled masses; but tonight lady liberty is instead receiving the homicidal, vengeful, scared, and amazing! In the persons of the Hitman, Punisher, J. Jonah Jameson, and Spider-Man! Three of the men will survive their harrowing encounter. One will not. An outstanding issue! Final appearance of the Hitman. Cameo appearances by Harry Osborn, Flash Thompson, Joe Robertson, Dr. Marla Madison, and Dr. Bart Hamilton.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #176 Bronze Age 1978 Key 1st appearance of Dr. Barton Hamilton a

Lot #351 (Sale Order 351 of 588)

Key 1st appearance of Dr. Barton Hamilton as the third Green Goblin. "He Who Laughs Last...!" Part 1 of 5. Script by Len Wein. Art by Ross Andru (breakdowns) and Tony DeZuniga (finishes). Cover by Ross Andru and Frank Giacoia. After surviving his harrowing adventure with the Punisher and the Hitman, Peter Parker decides to check in on his good friend Harry Osborn. To his dismay the web-slinger discovers the office of Harry's psychiatrist (aka Dr. Bart Hamilton) completely trashed! Oh my, has Harry suffered another mental breakdown? The wall-crawler rushes to Harry and Flash's apartment and realizes his worst nightmare has come true! The Green Goblin is back...and crazier than ever! Meanwhile on the steps of City Hall, Aunt May suffers a heart attack while protesting for senior citizens' rights. Cameo appearances by J. Jonah Jameson, Flash Thompson, and Mary Jane Watson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #177 Bronze Age 1978

Lot #352 (Sale Order 352 of 588)

"Goblin in the Middle" Part 2 of 5. Script by Len Wein. Art by Ross Andru (breakdowns) and Mike Esposito (finishes). Cover by Ross Andru and Joe Sinnott. After saving Flash Thompson from a deadly fall, the wall-crawler takes a break (from his pursuit of the goblin) to visit his dear aunt in the hospital. Fortunately, Aunt May seems to be doing much better! Later that night the web-slinger hears about an underworld meeting taking place at the World Trade Center! The amazing one swings over to the twin towers ready to bust up Silvermane's party, but the Green Goblin gets there first! Is the goblin going to clash or collude with Silvermane? Either way it spells trouble for your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man! Cameo appearances by Flash Thompson, Harry Osborn, Anna Watson, and Mary Jane Watson. Flashback cameos by Norman Osborn and Gwen Stacy.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #178 Bronze Age 1978

Lot #353 (Sale Order 353 of 588)

The"Green Grows the Goblin!" Part 3 of 5. Script by Len Wein. Art by Ross Andru (breakdowns) and Jim Mooney (finishes). Cover by Ross Andru and Joe Sinnott. If a picture is worth a thousand words, then the frantic cover says it all! Aunt May lies near death in her hospital bed awaiting life-saving surgery! But the doctors can't operate until her next of kin (aka the wondrous wall-crawler) signs the consent forms! Oh no! Where is the web-slinger? Currently fighting for his own life vs. the Green Goblin! It's a painful predicament in more ways than one for the Spectacular Spider-Man! Cameo appearances by Silvermane, Glory Grant, Joe Robertson, J. Jonah Jameson, Anna Watson, and Harry Osborn.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #179 Bronze Age 1978

Lot #354 (Sale Order 354 of 588)

"The Goblin's Always Greener!" Part 4 of 5. Script by Len Wein. Art by Ross Andru (breakdowns) and Mike Esposito (finishes). Cover by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito. In desperate fashion the web-slinger escapes from the Green Goblin's trap and makes a beeline for New Hope Hospital! Once inside Peter finally signs the consent forms to begin his aunt's surgery! While May's heart operation takes place, Joe Robertson tells Peter about a major disturbance going on at Radio City Music Hall. When the wall-crawler arrives at the Showplace of the Nation, the three-way battle erupts: the Green Goblin vs. Silvermane vs. the Amazing Spider-Man! And the winner will be determined next issue! Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Anna Watson, and Harry Osborn.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #180 Bronze Age 1978

Lot #355 (Sale Order 355 of 588)

"Who Was That Goblin I Saw You With?" Part 5 of 5. Script by Len Wein. Art by Ross Andru (breakdowns) and Mike Esposito (finishes). Cover by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito. This is it! The awesome conclusion to the five-part goblin saga! At Radio City Music Hall, the Green Goblin emerges triumphant! And the devious purple and green villain flies to an incinerating plant in Brooklyn to throw the unconscious web-slinger into a smokestack! But the spectacular one wakes up just in time! And the final donnybrook between the Green Goblin and the Amazing Spider-Man begins! The wall-crawler is in control of the battle...until a second goblin arrives on the scene! What?! Who? The web-slinger watches in shock as the battle of the goblins unfolds! Can Harry Osborn exorcise the demons of his past? And somehow return to a normal life? An uplifting story! Final appearance of Dr. Bart Hamilton. Cameo appearances by Silvermane, J. Jonah Jameson, Joe Robertson, and Liz Allan. Flashback cameos by Harry Osborn and the Spider-clone.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #181 Bronze Age 1978

Lot #356 (Sale Order 356 of 588)

"Flashback!" Script by Bill Mantlo. Art by Sal Buscema (breakdowns) and Mike Esposito (finishes). Cover by Gil Kane and Frank Giacoia. The web-slinger's epic confrontation with the third Green Goblin is over. And now it's time for a walk down memory lane as the wondrous wall-crawler visits the grave of his departed Uncle Ben. Retelling of Spider-Man's origin. Flashback cameos by the Fantastic Four, Captain Stacy, Gwen Stacy, Mary Jane Watson, the Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus, and many other friends and foes.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #182 Bronze Age 1978 Key Peter Parker proposes to Mary Jane Wats

Lot #357 (Sale Order 357 of 588)

Key Peter Parker proposes to Mary Jane Watson, the issue ends on a cliffhanger. 1st appearance Jackson Weele, becomes Big Wheel in The Amazing Spider-Man #183. "The Rocket Racer's Back in Town!" Part 1 of 2. Script by Marv Wolfman. Art by Ross Andru (breakdowns) and Mike Esposito (finishes). Cover by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito. The skateboarding phenomenon of the 1970's rolls on in the pages of the Amazing Spider-Man! The Rocket Racer is back! And dashing and darting past the web-slinger all over again! But at this moment Aunt May's nephew has something else on his mind besides catching super-villains! Namely, a surprise marriage proposal for Mary Jane! In stunning fashion Peter pops the question to the enchanting Ms. Watson! And all of Marveldom will wait for her answer next issue! Second appearance of the Rocket Racer. Cameo appearances by J. Jonah Jameson and Betty Brant Leeds.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #183 Bronze Age 1978 Key 1st appearance of Big Wheel, alter ego

Lot #358 (Sale Order 358 of 588)

Key 1st appearance of Big Wheel, alter ego of the previously introduced Jackson Weele. Mary Jane Watson declines Peter's marriage proposal from issue #182. "...And Where the Big Wheel Stops, Nobody Knows!" Part 2 of 2. Script by Marv Wolfman. Pencils by Ross Andru. Inks by Bob McLeod. Cover by Ross Andru and Ernie Chan. The Rocket Racer's extortion plan falls apart when the man he's blackmailing turns to the Terrible Tinkerer for help! And thanks to the old man's tinkering...the Big Wheel (aka Jackson Wheele) is born! The next day when the Big Wheel locates the Rocket Racer and the web-slinger (already fighting one another), the three-way battle begins! After the not-so-titanic tussle is over, Mary Jane finds Peter and gives him her answer. Perhaps someday she will change her mind. Cameo appearances by the Tinkerer, Toy, and Flash Thompson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #184 Bronze Age 1978 Key 1st appearance of the White Dragon.

Lot #359 (Sale Order 359 of 588)

Key 1st appearance of the White Dragon. "White Dragon! Red Death!" Part 1 of 2. Script by Marv Wolfman. Pencils by Ross Andru. Inks by Frank Giacoia. Cover by Ross Andru and Bob McLeod. A disappointed Peter Parker walks back to his apartment and discovers Betty Brant (Leeds) inside! Hold on, didn't Betty marry Ned Leeds several months ago (in Amazing Spider-Man 156)? Yes, but now she's interested in Mr. Parker again! However before the web-slinger can tend to his affairs of the heart, he must tend to business in Chinatown! And as depicted on the dramatic cover, that business may be dangerous, fiery, lethal, or all of the above! First appearances of Phillip Chang and the White Dragon II. Cameo appearances by J. Jonah Jameson, Dr. Marla Madison, and John Jameson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #185 Bronze Age 1978

Lot #360 (Sale Order 360 of 588)

"Spider, Spider, Burning Bright!" Part 2 of 2. Script by Marv Wolfman. Pencils by Ross Andru. Inks by Mike Esposito. Cover by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito. The Spectacular Spider-Man is on fire in Chinatown! And hurtling towards the East River to save his life! Thankfully, the murky waters extinguish the flames and give the wall-crawler a chance to regroup! The following night the web-slinger returns to the Lower East Side to battle the White Dragon again! Will the way of the spider or the way of the (white) dragon prevail? Second story: At long last Peter Parker's graduation day from Empire State University is here! But Peter may want to check one more time with the registrars office...before walking across the stage! Cameo appearances by J. Jonah Jameson, Flash Thompson, Harry Osborn, Betty Brant, Joe Robertson, and Aunt May.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #186 Bronze Age 1978

Lot #361 (Sale Order 361 of 588)

"Chaos is the Chameleon!" Script by Marv Wolfman. Art by Keith Pollard (layouts) and Mike Esposito (finishes). Cover by Keith Pollard. What a happy day for the Amazing Spider-Man! The district attorney clears the web-slinger of all charges in the deaths of Norman Osborn and Captain George Stacy! And now the wall-crawler holds a press conference in Central Park to bask in the glow of his freedom! But an old adversary disrupts Spidey's joyous occasion! Can the spectacular one see through the Chameleon's brilliant disguise? Cameo appearances by Professor Spencer Smythe, Aunt May, Flash Thompson, and Betty Brant.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #187 Bronze Age 1978

Lot #362 (Sale Order 362 of 588)

"The Power of Electro!" Guest-starring Captain America. Plot by Marv Wolfman and Jim Starlin. Script by Marv Wolfman. Brilliant art by Jim Starlin (layouts) and Bob McLeod (finishes). Cover by Keith Pollard. It's an overstuffed tale featuring the star-spangled avenger, web-slinger, SHIELD, Electro, and the bubonic plague! When the Daily Bugle receives a tip that authorities have cordoned off the neighborhoods surrounding the Indian Point Power Station, Jonah sends his ace photographer to investigate! The web-slinger easily slips past the SHIELD agents, but runs into a problem after bumping into the Sentinel of Liberty! Cap wants the wall-crawler to leave the area ASAP! But Cap would think differently if he knew that an electrifying encounter awaits! The Amazing Spider-Man and Captain America vs. Electro! Cameo appearances by Dum Dum Dugan, J. Jonah Jameson, and Joe Robertson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #188 Bronze Age 1979 Key 2nd appearance of Jigsaw.

Lot #363 (Sale Order 363 of 588)

Key 2nd appearance of Jigsaw. "The Jigsaw is Up!" Script by Marv Wolfman. Art by Keith Pollard (layouts) and Mike Esposito (finishes). Cover by Dave Cockrum and Terry Austin. After laying low for a few months, Jigsaw wants to return to a peaceful life of crime...by avoiding any and all super-heroes! So the disfigured hitman picks an easy target for his next caper: a midnight boat cruise around Manhattan! But poor Jigsaw doesn't know that a group of long-time friends have decided to take the boat ride too! Namely Flash, Sha Shan, Harry, Liz, Mary Jane, Betty, and Peter! Once Jigsaw grabs Harry and Liz at gunpoint, the wondrous wall-crawler swings into action! And Jigsaw's worst nightmare comes true: another clash with the Spectacular Spider-Man! Cameo appearances by John Jameson and Aunt May.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #189 Bronze Age 1979

Lot #364 (Sale Order 364 of 588)

"Mayhem by Moonlight!" Part 1 of 2. Script by Marv Wolfman. Art by John Byrne (breakdowns) and Jim Mooney (finishes). Cover by John Byrne and Bob McLeod. J. Jonah Jameson desperately searches for clues in the kidnapping of his son John! Fearing the worst the stressed out publisher of the Daily Bugle brings every resource to bear! While studying the facts, Joe Robertson realizes that the mysterious kidnapper may have a vendetta against not only Jonah, but the web-slinger too! Jonah doesn't care about Spider-Man though, he only wants to see his son again! And as shown on the terrific cover, J. Jonah Jameson will be reunited with his son! But will it be John the man...or the Man-Wolf? Cameo appearances by Aunt May, Betty Brant, Dr. Marla Madison, and Professor Spencer Smythe.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #191 Bronze Age 1979

Lot #365 (Sale Order 365 of 588)

"Wanted for Murder: Spider-Man!" Part 1 of 2. Script by Marv Wolfman. Art by Keith Pollard (breakdowns) and Mike Esposito (finishes). Cover by Al Milgrom. The publisher of the Daily Bugle is in a state of rage following the presumed death of his son last issue! And J. Jonah Jameson puts all the blame on the amazing one! Determined to take aggressive action against the web-slinger, Jonah visits Professor Spencer Smythe and asks him to create another spider slayer! Ironically, Professor Smythe has one standing by all ready to go! But it's a trap for Jonah now...and the Spectacular Spider-Man later! Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Betty Brant, Dr. Marla Madison, and Joe Robertson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #192 Bronze Age 1979

Lot #366 (Sale Order 366 of 588)

"24 Hours Till Doomsday!" Part 2 of 2. Script by Marv Wolfman. Art by Keith Pollard (breakdowns) and Jim Mooney (finishes). Cover by Keith Pollard and Bob McLeod. The dynamic cover says it all! J. Jonah Jameson and the Amazing Spider-Man handcuffed together to a bomb...that's set to explode in 24 hours! Wow, what a revoltin' development! But it's the master plan of the dying Spencer Smythe! With time of the essence, the web-slinger and Jonah visit Dr. Curt Connors; however neither the good doctor nor NYPD's bomb squad can defuse the explosive! And to make matters worse, the Fearsome Fly attacks the desperate duo during their trek across town! With the timer ticking towards zero, the wall-crawler and the Daily Bugle publisher return to Smythe's lab for one final attempt to save themselves! It's now or never for your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man! Final appearance of Professor Spencer Smythe. Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Betty Brant, Flash Thompson, and Harry Osborn.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #193 Bronze Age 1979

Lot #367 (Sale Order 367 of 588)

"The Wings of the Fearsome Fly!" Script by Marv Wolfman. Art by Keith Pollard (layouts) and Jim Mooney (finishes). Cover by Al Milgrom and Bob McLeod. Peter Parker's life is a train wreck after surviving his recent 24-hour ordeal. In very short order Jonah fires him, Mary Jane dumps him, and Ned Leeds punches him! Oh my, where is a super-villain when Spidey really needs one? Fortunately, there is one flying around town for the web-slinger to vent his frustration upon: the Fearsome Fly! But when the wall-crawler and the Fly collide at Cleopatra's Needle, Spider-Man's day just gets worse. Meanwhile, the original burglar from Amazing Fantasy 15 is back...and still haunting (Aunt) May Parker. Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Betty Brant, and Mysterio (in civilian clothes).

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #195 Bronze Age 1979 Key 2nd appearance and origin of Black Cat.

Lot #368 (Sale Order 368 of 588)

Key 2nd appearance and origin of Black Cat. "Nine Lives of the Black Cat!" Part 2 of 2. Second appearance of the Black Cat. Script by Marv Wolfman. Art by Keith Pollard (breakdowns) and many hands (finishes). Cover by Keith Pollard and Al Milgrom. The Black Cat successfully breaks her father out of prison! And leaves the Spectacular Spider-Man lying in the rubble with a broken arm! What a stroke of bad luck for the web-slinger! However the wondrous wall-crawler is undeterred! And despite his wounded wing, the amazing one tracks down the mischievous cat several hours later! Will Spidey and Felicia end their game of cat & mouse on a friendly note...or a fatal one? Meanwhile, a telegram arrives at Peter Parker's apartment...and with it devastating news for Aunt May's nephew. Brief origin of the Black Cat. Cameo appearances by the Kingpin, Aunt May, Betty Brant, Ned Leeds, Harry Osborn, Flash Thompson, Mysterio (in civilian clothes), and the burglar.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #196 Bronze Age 1979

Lot #369 (Sale Order 369 of 588)

"Requiem!" Script by Marv Wolfman. Art by Al Milgrom (layouts), Frank Giacoia (finishes), and Jim Mooney (finishes). Cover by Keith Pollard and Al Milgrom. With his world crashing down around him, the wall-crawler rushes to Restwell Nursing Home to see if his dear aunt is indeed dead. Sadly it appears so. A distraught Peter meets with the resident physician on staff, Dr. Ludwig Rinehart, to make final arrangements. The following day after a long talk with Joe Robertson, the web-slinger visits his childhood home in Queens and discovers it a shambles! And then he finally recalls who Dr. Ludwig Rinehart really is! Something is majorly amiss at Restwell Nursing Home! But before Spider-Man can solve the mystery, he must tend to an unscheduled appointment with a rather large NYC crime lord next issue! First appearance of Debra Whitman. Cameo appearances by Anna Watson, Flash Thompson, Sha Shan, Harry Osborn, and the Kingpin.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #197 Bronze Age 1979

Lot #370 (Sale Order 370 of 588)

"The Kingpin's Midnight Massacre!" Script by Marv Wolfman. Art by Keith Pollard (layouts) and Jim Mooney (finishes). Cover by Keith Pollard and Frank Giacoia. One of wall-crawler's best battle issues of the bronze age! The Amazing Spider-Man and the Kingpin of Crime fight from cover to cover and then some! To the web-slinger's chagrin, the Kingpin survived his plunge into the river (at the end of Amazing Spider-Man 164)! And now the over-sized crime boss has only one task left before retiring from his life of crime: destroy his long-time web-slinging foe! However Vanessa Fisk has told her husband to finish the job before midnight! So the Kingpin is working against a deadline, while the wall-crawler is just trying to run out the clock! An outstanding issue! Cameo appearances by Mysterio (in civilian clothes) and the burglar.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #198 Bronze Age 1979

Lot #371 (Sale Order 371 of 588)

"Mysterio is Deadlier by the Dozen!" Part 1 of 2. Script by Marv Wolfman. Art by Sal Buscema (layouts) and Jim Mooney (finishes). Cover by Keith Pollard and Bob McLeod. At last the web-slinger arrives at Restwell Nursing Home to investigate his aunt's "apparent" death! The spectacular one anticipates a hard-hitting clash with his old adversary, but the Master of Illusion is at the top of his game! Spidey can't lay a glove on Mysterio! Perception trumps reality for your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man! Appearances by Dr. Marla Madison, J. Jonah Jameson, and the burglar. Flashback cameo by the second Mysterio (aka Danny Berkhart).

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #199 Bronze Age 1979

Lot #372 (Sale Order 372 of 588)

"Now You See Me! Now You Die!" Part 2 of 2. Script by Marv Wolfman. Art by Sal Buscema (breakdowns) and Jim Mooney (finishes). Cover by Keith Pollard and Pablo Marcos. The madness of Mysterio plagues the wall-crawler! After escaping from the Master of Illusion's underwater trap at the nursing home, the web-slinger returns to his aunt's former home in Queens...only to find Mysterio! Why are the bad guys so interested in May's old house? The amazing one tackles Mysterio to get the answers, but unfortunately all he gets is another defeat! Will Spider-Man ever find out what happened to his dear Aunt May? Cameo appearances by Harry Osborn, Liz Allan, Flash Thompson, Sha Shan, and the burglar.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #200 Bronze Age 1980 Key Death of Uncle Ben's killer.

Lot #373 (Sale Order 373 of 588)

Key Death of Uncle Ben's killer. "The Spider and the Burglar...A Sequel" Script by Marv Wolfman. Art by Keith Pollard (breakdowns) and Jim Mooney (finishes). Cover by John Romita. It's the bicentennial issue of the Amazing Spider-Man! And the web-slinger is going back, all the way back, to the days of Amazing Fantasy 15 to once again confront the criminal that murdered his Uncle Ben! But this time Peter Parker will have to stop the killer without his spider powers! Given a second chance, can the wall-crawler right the wrongs from the past and save his beloved Aunt May? Emotions run at an all-time high for your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man! Brief retelling of Spider-Man's origin. Cameo appearance by Anna Watson. Final appearance of the burglar. Flashback cameo by Ben Parker.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #202 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #374 (Sale Order 374 of 588)

"One for Those Long Gone!" Part 2 of 2. Guest-starring the Punisher. Script by Marv Wolfman. Art by Keith Pollard (breakdowns) and Jim Mooney (finishes). Cover by Keith Pollard and Joe Rubinstein. After surviving his nervous encounter with the Punisher, Peter Parker slips on his red and blue costume and joins the gun-toting vigilante's pursuit of the drug lords! Spider-Man wants to capture them. The Punisher wants to kill them. Something has got to give! Will the superhero or the anti-hero win the battle of wills? Cameo appearances by J. Jonah Jameson, Joe Robertson, and Dr. Jonas Harrow.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #203 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #375 (Sale Order 375 of 588)

"Bewitched, Bothered, and Be-Dazzled!" Guest-starring Dazzler. Script by Marv Wolfman. Pencils by Keith Pollard. Inks by Mike Esposito and friends. Cover by Keith Pollard and Joe Rubinstein. On the streets of New York City, Marvel's new disco sensation meets the Amazing Spider-Man! But formal introductions will have to wait as the Lightmaster is in hot pursuit of Dazzler! Once the web-slinger's enemy possesses the mutant songstress, Spider-Man learns firsthand about Dazzler's brilliant powers! Can the wall-crawler turn out the light (master) and save his new friend? Second appearance of Dazzler. Cameo appearances by Aunt May, Harry Osborn, and Flash Thompson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #204 Bronze Age 1980 Key 3rd appearance of Black Cat.

Lot #376 (Sale Order 376 of 588)

Key 3rd appearance of Black Cat. "The Black Cat Always Lands on Her Feet!" Part 1 of 2. Script by Marv Wolfman. Art by Keith Pollard (layouts) and Pablo Marcos (finishes). Cover by John Romita Jr. and Al Milgrom. The web-slinger's favorite feline is back! The Black Cat! Apparently she survived her fall at the end of Amazing Spider-Man 195 and has now developed a new interest in collecting (actually stealing) famous romantic artifacts! The location of her first heist will be Frank Lloyd Wrights architectural masterpiece: the Guggenheim Museum! But that will also be the site of her first reunion with the Spectacular Spider-Man! The (cat) fur is going to fly! Cameo appearances by Dr. Jonas Harrow, J. Jonah Jameson, Joe Robertson, and Flash Thompson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #205 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #377 (Sale Order 377 of 588)

"...In Love and War!" Part 2 of 2. Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Keith Pollard. Inks by Jim Mooney. Cover by Al Milgrom. The crafty Black Cat continues to elude the wondrous wall-crawler! So far Felicia has collected two of the four romantic artifacts she seeks! However it will be much more difficult to grab the last two with a certain web-slinging superhero poised to stop her! At an east side estate, the cat steals her final prize! But the amazing one follows her home! Will Spider-Man and Felicia finally resolve their differences? A surprise ending with a tender hug!

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #206 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #378 (Sale Order 378 of 588)

"A Method in His Madness!" Script by Roger Stern. Art by John Byrne (breakdowns) and Gene Day (finishes). Cover by Al Milgrom. For the past few weeks, the devious Dr. Jonas Harrow has tormented J. Jonah Jameson with his Mental Attitude Response Variator (MARV) ray! And after forcing the Daily Bugle's publisher to have a nervous breakdown, the twisted doctor turns his attention to the city editor: Joe Robertson! While blasting Robbie (from afar) with the MARV ray, Dr. Harrow decides to radiate the entire Bugle city room! But the mad scientist is not aware that Spider-Man's alter-ego has stopped by for a visit! One thing leads to another...and the web-slinger, Jonah, and Jonas rendezvous for a meeting of the minds! May the craziest man win!

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #207 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #379 (Sale Order 379 of 588)

"Mesmero's Revenge!" Script by Denny O'Neil. Pencils by Jim Mooney. Inks by Pablo Marcos. Cover by Michael Netzer and Al Milgrom. Peter Parker and Debra Whitman attend a Broadway show! But instead of enjoying Mesmero's performance, the dating duo is turned off by his crude humor and rude treatment of guests! And apparently the entertainment critics at the Daily Globe and Daily Bugle agree! After Mesmero reads the terrible reviews of his show, the X-Men's old foe decides to get revenge on his naysayers! And use the web-slinger as part of his plan! Will the machinations of Mesmero succeed? Or can the wall-crawler cancel his act?

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #208 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #380 (Sale Order 380 of 588)

"Fusion!" Plot by Jim Shooter and Mark Gruenwald. Script by Denny O'Neil. Art by John Romita Jr. (layouts), Al Milgrom (finishes), and Brett Breeding (finishes). Cover by John Romita Jr. and Al Milgrom. A freak atomic accident creates a new adversary for the Spectacular Spider-Man! Fusion...the twin terror! The little dynamo is wreaking havoc through New York City and charting a course for the Indian Point nuclear power plant across the Hudson! Now the wall-crawler did not study nuclear physics at Empire State University, but he does know that the key to stopping Fusion...is fission! Can your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man divide and conquer the glowing twin terror? First appearance of Lance Bannon. Cameo appearances by Aunt May and Anna Watson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #209 Bronze Age 1980 Key 1st appearance and origin of Calypso, a

Lot #381 (Sale Order 381 of 588)

Key 1st appearance and origin of Calypso, a Haitian woman and practitioner of Voodoo. "To Salvage My Honor!" First appearance of Calypso. Script by Denny O'Neil. Pencils by Alan Weiss. Inks by Klaus Janson, Bob McLeod, Joe Rubinstein, Bob Wiacek, and Al Milgrom. Cover by Alan Weiss. The specter of Spider-Man still haunts Kraven the Hunter! But Kraven's new accomplice, Calypso, has a plan to change that! While delivering a herd of exotic animals to the city, Calypso releases them to run wild in the streets! And then blames the web-slinger for setting them free! After Kraven subdues the loose animals, he vows to make the wall-crawler pay for this (alleged) indignity! And the next evening at the Museum of Natural History, the Amazing Spider-Man and Kraven the Hunter clash again! The survival of the fittest! Cameo appearance by Spider-Woman.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #210 Bronze Age 1980 Key 1st appearance of Madame Web.

Lot #382 (Sale Order 382 of 588)

Key 1st appearance of Madame Web. "The Prophecy of Madame Web!" First appearance of Madame Web. Script by Denny O'Neil. Art by John Romita Jr. (breakdowns) and Joe Sinnott (finishes). Cover by John Romita Jr. and Al Milgrom. Masked gunmen barge into the board room of the Daily Globe and kidnap its publisher K.J. Clayton! Fortunately though, the web-slinger is nearby and gives chase! The wall-crawler doesn't catch the criminals, but he does catch a clue! A mysterious clairvoyant called Madame Web is somehow connected to the victim! After befriending the aging soothsayer and heeding her advice, Spider-Man rushes off to the rescue! Can the web-slinger find the missing publisher and get the Daily Globe back in circulation? Cameo appearance by J. Jonah Jameson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #212 Bronze Age 1981 Key 1st appearance and origin of Hydro-Man.

Lot #383 (Sale Order 383 of 588)

Key 1st appearance and origin of Hydro-Man. "The Coming of Hydroman!" First appearance of Hydro-Man. Script by Denny O'Neil. Art by John Romita Jr. (breakdowns) and Jim Mooney (finishes). Cover by John Romita Jr. and Al Milgrom. The adventure with the Sub-Mariner is over! And now the cargo ship with the wall-crawling escort heads back into port. But before the vessel can dock, a bizarre accident sends a crewmember tumbling overboard near an experimental undersea generator! And instantly a new super-villain is born...Hydro-Man! Shortly thereafter Morrie Bench (aka Hydro-Man) starts settling scores with old enemies across the city! And Spider-Man is on his list! At high noon atop an NYC office building, Hydro-Man tries to drown the web-slinger! Does the amazing one need a life jacket? Cameo appearances by J. Jonah Jameson and Joe Robertson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #213 Bronze Age 1981

Lot #384 (Sale Order 384 of 588)

"The Coming of Hydroman!" First appearance of Hydro-Man. Script by Denny O'Neil. Art by John Romita Jr. (breakdowns) and Jim Mooney (finishes). Cover by John Romita Jr. and Al Milgrom. The adventure with the Sub-Mariner is over! And now the cargo ship with the wall-crawling escort heads back into port. But before the vessel can dock, a bizarre accident sends a crewmember tumbling overboard near an experimental undersea generator! And instantly a new super-villain is born...Hydro-Man! Shortly thereafter Morrie Bench (aka Hydro-Man) starts settling scores with old enemies across the city! And Spider-Man is on his list! At high noon atop an NYC office building, Hydro-Man tries to drown the web-slinger! Does the amazing one need a life jacket? Cameo appearances by J. Jonah Jameson and Joe Robertson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #214 Bronze Age 1981

Lot #385 (Sale Order 385 of 588)

"Then Shall We Both Be Betrayed!" Part 2 of 3. Guest-starring the Sub-Mariner. Script by Denny O'Neil. Art by John Romita Jr. (breakdowns) and Jim Mooney (finishes). Cover by John Romita Jr. and Al Milgrom. After torching Peter Parker's Chelsea apartment, the Wizard and Llyra go back to Ryker's Island and free the Sandman and the Trapster! And just like that the Frightful Four is together again! Meanwhile in midtown, a tired web-slinger (and his fellow tenants) check into a nice hotel following their narrow escape from their burning building last issue. But out of the blue the Sub-Mariner smashes into one of the adjoining rooms and threatens Peter's attractive neighbor! Aunt May's nephew is furious! Are Spider-Man and the Avenging Son going to throw down again? Why yes they are! And the winner gets...the Frightful Four!

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #215 Bronze Age 1981

Lot #386 (Sale Order 386 of 588)

"By My Powers Shall I Be Vanquished!" Part 3 of 3. Guest-starring the Sub-Mariner. Script by Denny O'Neil. Art by John Romita Jr. (breakdowns) and Jim Mooney (finishes). Cover by John Romita Jr. and Al Milgrom. In a diabolical twist of fate, the Wizard transfers Spider-Man's spider-sense into the mind of the Sub-Mariner! The web-slinger's sudden loss and Prince Namor's sudden gain make them easy prey for the Frightful Four! After taking a beating, the two heroes go their separate ways to lick their wounds! Hours later they rendezvous at the Baxter Building to reverse the Wizard's experiment! And then it's time for payback! The Spectacular Spider-Man and the Avenging Son vs. the Frightful Four! Imperious Rex! A terrific three-part story! Cameo appearances by the Invisible Girl, Mr. Fantastic, and the Thing.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #216 Bronze Age 1981 Key 2nd appearance of Madame Web.

Lot #387 (Sale Order 387 of 588)

Key 2nd appearance of Madame Web. "Marathon" Script by Denny O'Neil. Art by John Romita Jr. (breakdowns) and Jim Mooney (finishes). Cover by John Romita Jr. and Al Milgrom. It's time for the annual New York City marathon! And this year's race has a special guardian angel...the Amazing Spider-Man! After the web-slinger hears about a possible assassination attempt during the event, he decides to follow the race for the full 26 miles! But there are over 15,000 runners participating! How will Spidey know who is the intended target? Enter Madame Web! With help from his clairvoyant friend, the wall-crawler zeroes in on the sniper; while the runners zero in on the finish line! Cameo appearances by Aunt May, Nathan Lubensky, and J. Jonah Jameson.

2 Issues. The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #217 & # 216 Bronze Age 1981

Lot #388 (Sale Order 388 of 588)

2 Issues. The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comics #217 & # 216 Bronze Age 1981

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #218 Bronze Age 1981

Lot #389 (Sale Order 389 of 588)

"Eye of the Beholder!" Part 2 of 2. Script by Denny O'Neil. Pencils by John Romita Jr. Inks by Jim Mooney and Al Milgrom. Cover by Frank Miller. In an incredible turn of events, Hydro-Man and the Sandman have merged into a giant mud creature! And now several days later the mud-thing makes its Broadway debut with its girlfriend Sadie Frickett! Even the web-slinger isn't sure what to make of all this! But when the water and sand behemoth goes on a rampage, the spectacular one must bring down the curtain on the whole muddy mess! Cameo appearances by Matt Murdock, Joe Robertson, and J. Jonah Jameson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #218 Bronze Age 1981

Lot #390 (Sale Order 390 of 588)

"Eye of the Beholder!" Part 2 of 2. Script by Denny O'Neil. Pencils by John Romita Jr. Inks by Jim Mooney and Al Milgrom. Cover by Frank Miller. In an incredible turn of events, Hydro-Man and the Sandman have merged into a giant mud creature! And now several days later the mud-thing makes its Broadway debut with its girlfriend Sadie Frickett! Even the web-slinger isn't sure what to make of all this! But when the water and sand behemoth goes on a rampage, the spectacular one must bring down the curtain on the whole muddy mess! Cameo appearances by Matt Murdock, Joe Robertson, and J. Jonah Jameson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #219 Bronze Age 1981

Lot #391 (Sale Order 391 of 588)

"Peter Parker--Criminal!" Guest-starring Matt Murdock (aka Daredevil). Script by Denny O'Neil. Pencils by Luke McDonnell. Inks by Jim Mooney. Cover by Frank Miller. Peter Parker infiltrates Ryker's Island prison to investigate why so many super-criminals have escaped recently! However once Aunt May's nephew slips inside, the Grey Gargoyle and Jonas Harrow turn the tables on the daring photographer! And suddenly Spider-Man's alter ego ends up behind bars! What a revolting development! But thanks to a superb legal defense by the Man Without Fear, the web-slinger gets a chance to clear his name! Can the wall-crawler unearth the evidence to exonerate Peter Parker? Cameo appearances by J. Jonah Jameson and Aunt May.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #220 Bronze Age 1981 Key Early team-up of Moon Knight and Spider

Lot #392 (Sale Order 392 of 588)

Key Early team-up of Moon Knight and Spider-Man -The characters first meeting, battle and team-up occurs in Spectacular Spider-Man #22 and #23. "A Coffin for Spider-Man!" Guest-starring Moon Knight. Script by Michael Fleisher. Art by Bob McLeod. Cover by Bob Layton. A crime wave is sweeping across New York City! And the leader of the outbreak is Moon Knight! Hold on, isn't the knight one of the heroes in this town? That's what the web-slinger thought! At the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Spider-Man interrupts Moon Knight's next heist! But then he helps his lunar adversary escape! Is the wall-crawler joining or stopping the (crime) wave? Cameo appearances by J. Jonah Jameson and Frenchie. Second story: "The Nursing Home Caper" Script by Mike W. Barr. Art by Win Mortimer. With quick thinking Aunt May stops a robbery at her nursing home. Cameo appearances by Anna Watson and Spider-Man.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #221 Bronze Age 1981

Lot #393 (Sale Order 393 of 588)

"Blues for Lonesome Pinky!" Script by Denny O'Neil. Pencils by Alan Kupperberg. Inks by Jim Mooney. Cover by Bob Wiacek. At a shady dive in Brooklyn, one of Peter Parker's friends and one of Spider-Man's enemies cross paths under surprising circumstances! Tonight Lonesome Pinky makes his singing debut at the rundown nightclub! And like a good neighbor, Peter attends to support his friend! But Ramrod plans to use this evening to take revenge on the bar owner... by poisoning all of the patrons! When the wall-crawler realizes what's going on, he enlists Pinky's aid to calm the crowd! And that leaves the menacing cyborg to the Amazing Spider-Man! Can the web-slinger throttle down Ramrod? Cameo appearance by Debra Whitman.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #222 Bronze Age 1981 Key 1st appearance of Speed Demon, formerly

Lot #394 (Sale Order 394 of 588)

Key 1st appearance of Speed Demon, formerly The Whizzer. "Faster than the Eye!" Script by Bill Mantlo. Pencils by Bob Hall. Inks by Jim Mooney. Cover by Walt Simonson. The new and improved Speed Demon is on the loose! And robbing various department stores left and right! But when the lightning-fast villain brags about hitting the Bloomingdale's next, your friendly neighborhood web-slinger decides to go shopping! After the Speed Demon cruises through the display counters and merchandise racks, he encounters a wall-crawling roadblock! Will the Speed Demon run through the express checkout? Or will Spider-Man cancel his order? A fun story! Cameo appearances by J. Jonah Jameson, Joe Robertson, and Lance Bannon. Flashback cameos by the Grandmaster, Thor, Goliath, and Captain America.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #223 Bronze Age 1981

Lot #395 (Sale Order 395 of 588)

"Night of the Ape!" Plot by Denny O'Neil. Script by J.M. DeMatteis. Pencils by John Romita Jr. Inks by Al Milgrom. Cover by John Romita Jr. and Al Milgrom. A quiet night on the Empire State University campus is interrupted by the sudden appearance of the Red Ghost and the Super Apes! Why is the Soviet super-villain visiting the library? Apparently to acquire a special treatise on cosmic radiation! However the web-slinger and his friend, Roger Hochberg, temporarily stop the ghost's quest for knowledge! But the next day the ghost and his gorillas return to the campus to grab Roger! And once again Spider-Man is there! Is the wall-crawler ready for round two in a barrel of monkeys? Cameo appearance by J. Jonah Jameson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #224 Bronze Age 1982

Lot #396 (Sale Order 396 of 588)

"Let Fly These Aged Wings!" Script by Roger Stern. Pencils by John Romita Jr. Inks by Pablo Marcos. Cover by John Romita Jr. and Al Milgrom. Adrian Toomes (aka the Vulture) is down on his luck as he shows up for his first physical therapy session at Bellevue hospital. Fortunately for Adrian though, Nathan Lubensky is in the exercise room to provide motivation for the aging super-villain to go on living! But talk about the law of unintended consequences! The rejuvenated Vulture decides to embark on a new criminal endeavor! And also move into Restwell Nursing Home with Nathan and Aunt May! However a few days later when Aunt May's nephew stops by for a visit...the feathers start flying! Spider-Man vs. the Vulture with an elderly audience looking on! Cameo appearances by J. Jonah Jameson and Joe Robertson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #225 Bronze Age 1982

Lot #397 (Sale Order 397 of 588)

"Fools...Like Us!" Script by Roger Stern. Pencils by John Romita Jr. Inks by Bob Wiacek. Cover by John Romita Jr. and Frank Giacoia. The man who does not suffer fools gladly...stalks Empire State University! And his first target is the Dean of Admissions! However a certain wall-crawling graduate student intercepts the Foolkiller at the Registrar's Office! After a brief struggle, the deranged vigilante escapes into the subway system! But the next afternoon he returns to campus to eliminate the foolish mailroom employees! In the nick of time though, the Spectacular Spider-Man swings into action; and the final duel with the Foolkiller is set! Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on Spidey! A top-notch story! Cameo appearances by J. Jonah Jameson, Joe Robertson, and Debra Whitman. Flashback cameos by Hellcat and the Valkyrie to recap the Foolkiller's prior appearance in Defenders 74 & 75.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #227 Bronze Age 1982

Lot #398 (Sale Order 398 of 588)

"Goin' Straight!" Part 2 of 2. Script by Roger Stern. Art by John Romita Jr. (breakdowns) and Jim Mooney (finishes). Cover by John Romita Jr. and Frank Giacoia. The Black Cat agrees to give up her life of crime and go straight! But can Spider-Man trust her? Alas, the folly of a young web-slinger. When Felicia decides to pull one last caper, there's only one person that can stop her: the Amazing Spider-Man! With his heart breaking, the wall-crawler chases the cat from midtown to the eastside docks! At the river's murky edge, the web-slinger finally catches Felicia. Will he turn her in...or let her go? It's a no-win situation for your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. Appearances by Captain Jean DeWolff, Debra Whitman, and Marcy Kane. Flashback cameos by Gwen Stacy and Mary Jane Watson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #228 Bronze Age 1982

Lot #399 (Sale Order 399 of 588)

Murder by Spider" Script by Jan Strnad. Pencils by Rick Leonardi. Inks by Dave Simons. Cover by Mike Nasser and Joe Rubinstein. Its a strange tale of murder-for-hire and murder-by-spider! A greedy researcher designs special jewelry that whips spiders into a killing frenzy! And he sells them to the highest bidder...who in turn gives the unique trinkets to someone they want dead! The electronic signal in the jewels attracts the spiders (and Spider-Man) to the intended victim! Can the web-slinger cancel this lethal research project before it grows any more legs? Cameo appearances by J. Jonah Jameson and Joe Robertson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #229 Bronze Age 1982

Lot #400 (Sale Order 400 of 588)

Nothing Can Stop the Juggernaut!" Part 1 of 2. Script by Roger Stern. Art by John Romita Jr. (breakdowns) and Jim Mooney (finishes). Cover by John Romita Jr. and Al Milgrom. One of the classic Spider-Man stories of the bronze age! Black Tom Cassidy is tired of losing to the X-Men and thinks that having Madame Webs powers on his side would reverse his fortune! So he sends his indestructible friend to grab her! But Madame Web foresees the danger and calls her wall-crawling friend to save her! And in the middle of Manhattan, the Amazing Spider-Man meets the Juggernaut...for the life of Madame Web! This may become one of the web-slingers greatest victories...or one of his bitterest defeats. A two-part masterpiece! Cameo appearances by Wong, J. Jonah Jameson, Joe Robertson, and Betty Brant Leeds.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #232 Bronze Age 1982

Lot #401 (Sale Order 401 of 588)

"Hyde...in Plain Sight!" Part 2 of 2. Script by Roger Stern. Pencils by John Romita Jr. Inks by Jim Mooney. Cover by John Romita Jr. and Al Milgrom. The web-slinger's plan to turn the Cobra over to the authorities has hit a snag! And what a big snag it is! Mister Hyde! The savage super-villain wants his former partner...in one piece or two! And if he has to break Spider-Man in half to accomplish his psychotic goal...so be it! In spectacular fashion, Mr. Hyde and the wall-crawler wage a ferocious battle until only one man is left standing! A fabulous fight! Cameo appearances by Ned Leeds, Dr. Marla Madison, and Debra Whitman.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #233 Bronze Age 1982

Lot #402 (Sale Order 402 of 588)

"Where the @Â¢%# is Nose Norton?" Part 1 of 4. Script by Roger Stern. Art by John Romita Jr. (breakdowns) and Jim Mooney (finishes). Cover by John Romita Jr. and Al Milgrom. J. Jonah Jameson puts out an A.P.B. on Nose Norton! The underworld informant that was supposed to give the Daily Bugle key info for its exposÃ© on the Brand Corporation! But Jolly Jonah isn't the only one that wants the Nose! So do Peter Parker, Ben Urich, and the Tarantula! On the Staten Island waterfront, all concerned parties come together! And Spider-Man and the Tarantula tangle again...for the Nose! Cameo appearances by Joe Robertson and Ned Leeds.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #234 Bronze Age 1982

Lot #403 (Sale Order 403 of 588)

"Now Shall Will-O'-the-Wisp Have His Revenge!" Part 2 of 4. Script by Roger Stern. Art by John Romita Jr. (breakdowns) and Dan Green (finishes). Cover by John Romita Jr. and Al Milgrom. Nose Norton is in the hospital; the Tarantula is severely wounded; and the web-slinger appears to have everything under control. But suddenly a wildcard enters the equation! Will-O'-the-Wisp! The Wisp wants revenge on the Brand Corporation! And the ghost-like villain begins his reprisal by destroying Brand's Boston facility! Meanwhile Aunt May's nephew infiltrates Brand's Queens facility to see what is happening there! And the amazing one gets an eyeful! The Brand Corp is trying to turn the Tarantula into a spider-man! The wall-crawler doesn't like that! And neither does Will-O'-the-Wisp! Cameo appearances by Joe Robertson, Ned Leeds, and J. Jonah Jameson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #235 Bronze Age 1982

Lot #404 (Sale Order 404 of 588)

"Look Out There's a Monster Coming!" Part 3 of 4. Script by Roger Stern. Art by John Romita Jr. (breakdowns) and Frank Giacoia (finishes). Cover by John Romita Jr. and Al Milgrom. At the Brand Corporation's Queens facility, a horrible accident changes the Tarantula into an eight-legged freak! And the grotesque creature immediately lashes out at everyone in sight including your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man! But once Will-O'-the-Wisp and the Tarantula plunge into Jamaica Bay, the crisis looks to be over. Later that evening the web-slinger pays a visit to the home of the Brand Corp's executive director! Spidey is looking for evidence! However he finds...the Wisp and the Tarantula! The old gang is getting back together again! Origin of Will-O'-the-Wisp. Cameo appearances by Joe Robertson, Ned Leeds, and J. Jonah Jameson. Flashback cameos by Thor, Hawkeye, Iron-Man, and the Thing to recap the Brand Corporation's past criminal exploits.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #236 Bronze Age 1983 Key Death of Tarantula.

Lot #405 (Sale Order 405 of 588)

Key Death of Tarantula. "Death Knell!" Part 4 of 4. Script by Roger Stern. Art by John Romita Jr. (breakdowns) and Frank Giacoia (finishes). Cover by John Romita Jr. and Frank Giacoia. The web-slinger, Tarantula, and Will-O'-the-Wisp battle from cover to cover across Manhattan...for the life of the Brand Corp's executive director! The four men involved will share a soul-changing experience, but only three will live to talk about it. A gruesome ending for all. Final appearance of the (first) Tarantula. Cameo appearance by Joe Robertson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #237 Bronze Age 1983

Lot #406 (Sale Order 406 of 588)

"High & Mighty!" Plot by Roger Stern. Script by Bill Mantlo. Art by Bob Hall (breakdowns) and Frank Giacoia (finishes). Cover design by Ed Hannigan. The original Stilt-Man is down on his luck and desperately wants to reverse his fortune! So he decides to challenge the only superhero he has ever beaten...Spider-Man! After breaking into Cordco's R&D laboratory and improving his battlesuit, the Stilt-Man surprisingly gets his chance! The web-slinger just happens to be in the neighborhood! Will the Stilt-Man remain undefeated against the wall-crawler? Or can Spidey even the score?

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #239 Bronze Age 1983 Key 2nd appearance of the Hobgoblin.

Lot #407 (Sale Order 407 of 588)

Key 2nd appearance of the Hobgoblin. "Now Strikes the Hobgoblin!" Second appearance of the Hobgoblin. Script by Roger Stern. Art by John Romita Jr. (breakdowns) and Frank Giacoia (finishes). Cover by John Romita Jr. and Al Milgrom. It's the first fight between the Hobgoblin and the Amazing Spider-Man! And the all-out action begins after the web-slinger bumps into the new goblin at one of Norman Osborn's old hideouts! Spidey is very familiar with the goblin's bag of tricks! But the overmatched Hobgoblin doesn't have any idea about the wall-crawler's speed, strength, and agility! Is the Hobgoblin's criminal career going to be over before it even starts? An outstanding issue! Cameo appearances by Harry Osborn, Madame Web, Captain DeWolff, and the Black Cat.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #240 Bronze Age 1983

Lot #408 (Sale Order 408 of 588)

"Wings of Vengeance!" Part 1 of 2. Script by Roger Stern. Pencils by John Romita Jr. Inks by Bob Layton. Cover by John Romita Jr. and Bob Layton. The vindictive Vulture comes out of retirement to settle an old score! The elderly bird leaves his cushy Arizona nest and flies back to New York City! But returning to the Big Apple could bring the Vulture into conflict with his long-time wall-crawling foe! However the old super-villain doesn't care! He just wants revenge against his former business partner! Can the Vulture swoop into town and avoid a showdown with the web-slinger? Probably not! Cameo appearance by Aunt May. Flashback cameos by the Black Cat, Doctor Octopus, Gladiator, Hobgoblin, and the Owl.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #241 Bronze Age 1983 Key Origin of Vulture.

Lot #409 (Sale Order 409 of 588)

Key Origin of Vulture. "In the Beginning" Part 2 of 2. Script by Roger Stern. Art by John Romita Jr. (breakdowns) and Frank Giacoia (finishes). Cover by John Romita Jr. and Terry Austin. After clashing at the New York Coliseum, the Amazing Spider-Man pursues the Vulture to Staten Island! The cagey old bird has kidnapped his former business partner and taken refuge in a farmhouse (previously used as a hideaway)! The Vulture thinks he's given Spidey the slip! But instead he's given the web-slinger a chance to clip his aged wings! It's another titanic tussle between the Vulture and your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man! Origin of the Vulture. Cameo appearance by Mary Jane Watson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #242 Bronze Age 1983

Lot #410 (Sale Order 410 of 588)

"Confrontations!" Script by Roger Stern. Art by John Romita Jr. (breakdowns) and Kevin Dzuban (finishes). Cover by John Romita Jr. and Terry Austin. Many things weigh heavily on the mind of Peter Parker! His graduate studies, his personal finances, and the critical condition of the Black Cat! One day at a time Aunt May's nephew will try to solve his problems! Meanwhile in a prison cell in upstate New York, many things weigh heavily on the mind of the Mad Thinker! Specifically...what exactly is the web-slinger's "spider-sense" and how does it work? Per his typical modus operandi, the thinker sends an awesome android to investigate! And in precisely three hours, the awesome android makes contact with the Spectacular Spider-Man! Cameo appearance by Mary Jane Watson. Flashback cameos by the Avengers, Fantastic Four, and the original X-Men to recap the Mad Thinker's battles against them.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #243 Bronze Age 1983

Lot #411 (Sale Order 411 of 588)

"Options!" Script by Roger Stern. Art by John Romita Jr. (breakdowns) and Frank Giacoia (finishes). Cover by John Romita Jr. and John Beatty. Finally! Mary Jane Watson is back! And what timing as the dazzling redhead walks in on her dear friend Peter...and Lance Bannon's girlfriend! Whoops! Spider-Man's alter-ego would rather fight super-villains than deal with love triangles! Once Lance himself shows up the tension eases, and Mary Jane tells Peter she's back in town. So now what? Ms. Watson, the Black Cat, grad school, the Daily Bugle...difficult decisions lie ahead for your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man! Cameo appearances by Dr. Curt Connors, Dr. Morris Sloan, Roger Hochberg, Ben Urich, and the Black Cat.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #244 Bronze Age 1983 Key 3rd appearance of the Hobgoblin. 1st ca

Lot #412 (Sale Order 412 of 588)

Key 3rd appearance of the Hobgoblin. 1st cameo appearance of Lefty Donovan, becomes the second Hobgoblin in the next issue. "Ordeals!" Part 1 of 2. Third appearance of the Hobgoblin. Script by Roger Stern. Art by John Romita Jr. (breakdowns) and Klaus Janson (finishes). Cover by John Romita Jr. and Bob Wiacek. Last issue Peter Parker made the very tough decision to drop out of graduate school. At this point Aunt May doesn't know that he did. When she finds out...she won't be happy. Meanwhile the burglaries at the Osborn facilities continue! Fortunately on the eastside docks the web-slinger catches one in progress! Can Spider-Man corral the Hobgoblin this time? Cameo appearances by the Black Cat, Mary Jane Watson, Harry & Liz Osborn, and Dr. Morris Sloan.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #245 Bronze Age 1983 Key 1st appearance and death of the second

Lot #413 (Sale Order 413 of 588)

Key 1st appearance and death of the second Hobgoblin, Lefty Donovan. "Sacrifice Play!" Part 2 of 2. Fourth appearance of the Hobgoblin. Script by Roger Stern. Art by John Romita Jr. (breakdowns) and Dave Simons (finishes). Cover by John Romita Jr. and Dave Simons. The wondrous wall-crawler thinks he knows who the Hobgoblin is! Lefty Donovan! Who? Apparently the evidence from the police points in Lefty's direction! So the web-slinger conducts a relentless search! And in the skies over Times Square, the Amazing Spider-Man and the (suddenly super-strong) Hobgoblin clash again! Will this battle solve the mystery of the goblin's identity? Or just add to the puzzle? Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Ned Leeds, and Betty Brant Leeds.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #246 Bronze Age 1983

Lot #414 (Sale Order 414 of 588)

"The Daydreamers!" Script by Roger Stern. Pencils by John Romita Jr. Inks by Dan Green. Cover by John Romita Jr. and Dan Green. The Watcher narrates the daydreams of four wishful souls: Felicia Hardy, J. Jonah Jameson, Mary Jane Watson, and Peter Parker! The Black Cat imagines robbing from the rich and giving to the poor alongside her favorite web-slinger! Jonah fantasizes about punching out the wall-crawler! Mary Jane dreams of seeing her name in the marquee lights of Broadway! And the Amazing Spider-Man yearns for respect as a photographer, scientist, and superhero! A fun issue! Cameo appearances (as part of dream sequences) by the Fantastic Four, Captain America, Iron Man, Doctor Doom, Doctor Octopus, Loki, the Absorbing Man, Kraven the Hunter, Meryl Streep, John Travolta, Woody Allen, and Cary Grant.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #247 Bronze Age 1983

Lot #415 (Sale Order 415 of 588)

"Interruptions" Part 1 of 2. Guest-starring Frog-Man. Script by Roger Stern. Art by John Romita Jr. (breakdowns) and John Romita Sr. (finishes). Cover by John Romita Jr. and John Romita Sr. Acting on a hunch in his search for the Hobgoblin, the amazing one tails his old friend Nose Norton! The Nose is indeed involved in a new criminal endeavor, but it doesn't involve the goblin! When the web-slinger arrives at an abandoned warehouse in Brooklyn, he starts cleaning up the riff-raff inside! But Spider-Man's purge of the bad guys is interrupted by Frog-Man! Oh no, what is Eugene doing here? The novice superhero is just trying to help! But as usual he does more harm than good! Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson and Thunderball.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #248 Bronze Age 1984

Lot #416 (Sale Order 416 of 588)

"And He Strikes Like a Thunderball" Part 2 of 2. Script by Roger Stern. Art by John Romita Jr. (breakdowns) and Brett Breeding (finishes). Cover by John Romita Jr. and Terry Austin. Much to his chagrin, the web-slinger's journey to Long Island has not uncovered the Hobgoblin; but instead an Asgardian-powered super-villain! Thunderball! Wow, one of the members on the Wrecking Crew! With the Wrecker's crowbar and his own ball & chain, the mighty Thunderball takes dead aim on the wall-crawler! But the quick-thinking Spider-Man jumps inside a LILCO substation and sets a high voltage trap! Can the web-slinger give Thunderball the shock of his life? Second story: "The Kid Who Collects Spider-Man!" Script by Roger Stern. Art by Ron Frenz (breakdowns) and Terry Austin (finishes). One of the most cherished stories in the annals of the Amazing Spider-Man! The web-slinger visits a terminally ill leukemia patient to make his wish come true! Brief retelling of Spider-Man's origin. Flashback cameos by Aunt May and Uncle Ben.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #250 Bronze Age 1984

Lot #417 (Sale Order 417 of 588)

"Confessions!" Part 2 of 3. Script by Roger Stern. Art by John Romita Jr. (breakdowns) and Klaus Janson (finishes). Cover by John Romita Jr. and Klaus Janson. The web-slinger's one-man war vs. the Hobgoblin continues! The amazing one privately contacts all the businessmen being extorted (by the goblin) in hopes of getting a lead on the super-villain's whereabouts! But eventually Spider-Man locates the Hobgoblin the old-fashioned way...with a spider tracer! In the Big Apple's Warehouse District, the wall-crawler comes face to face with his startled foe! Can the web-slinger score a quick victory and end the menace of the new goblin? Meanwhile, J. Jonah Jameson decides it's time to confess his involvement in the development of the Scorpion. The Daily Bugle's publisher prepares to take his mea culpa...in the pages of his own newspaper. Cameo appearances by Harry Osborn and Roderick Kingsley. Flashback cameo by the Kingpin.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #251 Bronze Age 1984

Lot #418 (Sale Order 418 of 588)

"Endings!" Part 3 of 3. Plot by Roger Stern. Script by Tom DeFalco. Art by Ron Frenz (breakdowns) and Klaus Janson (finishes). Cover by Ed Hannigan and Klaus Janson. After a pumpkin bomb sets his hideout ablaze, the furious Hobgoblin drives away in his battle van! But unbeknownst to the goblin, the web-slinger is holding on for dear life underneath! When Spider-Man crawls inside...the ferocious fight begins! As the Hobgoblin and the wall-crawler trade blows, the battle van careens into the Hudson River! Is the Hobgoblin going to sleep with the fishes? Only time will tell. Several hours later Spider-Man is drawn towards a mammoth citadel in Central Park...and then suddenly disappears! Cameo appearances by Harry Osborn, J. Jonah Jameson and Joe Robertson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #253 Bronze Age 1984 Key 1st appearance of Richard Fisk as The R

Lot #419 (Sale Order 419 of 588)

Key 1st appearance of Richard Fisk as The Rose, the Kingpin's son previously appeared as the Schemer. "By Myself Betrayed!" First appearance of the Rose. Script by Tom DeFalco. Pencils by Rick Leonardi. Inks by Bill Anderson. Cover by Rick Leonardi. It's the debut of a new underworld super-villain...the Rose! And as the web-slinger finds out...this rose has plenty of nasty thorns! The star quarterback of New York's football team is on the take! And when the Rose orders him to throw his upcoming playoff game, the QB fights back! But the Rose's thugs are coming on an all-out blitz! And without the wall-crawler's help, the quarterback will get sacked...permanently! Meanwhile, Peter tells his aunt that he has dropped out of graduate school. It does not go well...to say the least! Cameo appearances by Joe Robertson, Betty Brant Leeds, and Aunt May.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #254 Bronze Age 1984

Lot #420 (Sale Order 420 of 588)

"With Great Power..." Script by Tom DeFalco. Pencils by Rick Leonardi. Inks by Joe Rubinstein. Cover by Rick Leonardi and Joe Rubinstein. New York's finest retrieve the Hobgoblin's battle van from the bottom of the Hudson River! Nearby the web-slinger cautiously watches the recovery operation with a keen interest! And as it turns out someone else does too! Jack O'Lantern! While the van is being transported through Manhattan, Jack's lackeys steal it! But thanks to a spider tracer, the wall-crawler knows where it is! When Spidey attempts to repo the van, the lantern gets lit! And the Spectacular Spider-Man and Jack O'Lantern let the sparks fly again! Third appearance of Jack O'Lantern. Cameo appearances by Joe Robertson, Betty Brant Leeds, and Aunt May.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #255 Bronze Age 1984 Key 1st appearance of Black Fox, a cat burg

Lot #421 (Sale Order 421 of 588)

Key 1st appearance of Black Fox, a cat burglar. "Even a Ghost Can Fear the Night!" Script by Tom DeFalco. Pencils by Ron Frenz. Inks by Joe Rubinstein. Cover by Ron Frenz and Joe Rubinstein. The international jewel thief extraordinaire known as the Black Fox breaks into an upscale Manhattan apartment! But regrettably for the aging burglar, the residents of the apartment are none other than the Red Ghost and his Super Apes! After capturing the would-be thief, the Soviet super-villain decides to put the fox to work for himself! When the Black Fox (with the Super Apes in tow) burglarizes a local jewelry store, he encounters another problem...the Amazing Spider-Man! Can Spidey juggle one fox, one ghost, and a trio of apes? Meanwhile, the web-slinger's new black (symbiote) costume begins acting strangely while its wall-crawling host is asleep! First appearance of the Black Fox. Cameo appearance by the Hobgoblin. Flashback cameos by the Fantastic Four, Iron Man, and Jack O'Lantern.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #256 Bronze Age 1984 Key 1st appearance of Puma, an enemy of Spi

Lot #422 (Sale Order 422 of 588)

Key 1st appearance of Puma, an enemy of Spider-Man who later became an ally. "Introducing...Puma!" Part 1 of 2. First appearance of Puma. Script by Tom DeFalco. Pencils by Ron Frenz. Inks by Joe Rubinstein. Cover by Ron Frenz and Joe Rubinstein. The Rose is tired of the web-slinger interfering in his criminal activities! So the underworld boss brings in an assassin from the American Southwest! Puma! Spidey doesn't much about Puma (aka Thomas Fireheart), but he will...very soon! In the meantime the black symbiote costume keeps Peter Parker up past his bedtime...and then some! Cameo appearances by the Black Cat, Mary Jane Watson, Betty Brant Leeds, and Joe Robertson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #257 Bronze Age 1984 Key 1st appearance of Ned Leeds as the thir

Lot #423 (Sale Order 423 of 588)

Key 1st appearance of Ned Leeds as the third Hobgoblin, brainwashed by Roderick Kingsley. 2nd appearance of the Puma. "Beware the Claws of Puma!" Part 2 of 2. Script by Tom DeFalco. Pencils by Ron Frenz. Inks by Joe Rubinstein. Cover by Ron Frenz and Joe Rubinstein. On a Manhattan rooftop, Puma lines up the wounded wall-crawler for the kill shot, but the Black Cat intervenes at the last possible moment! With a brilliant display of her powers, the cat fights off Puma! And helps the web-slinger limp back to his apartment! After Felicia leaves Peter's pad, Mary Jane walks through the door! And then Puma smashes through the window! Wow, how is Peter going to save Mary Jane much less himself from the wrath of Puma? And so much for the whole secret identity bit! Everything is coming apart at the seams for your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man (including his new costume)! Cameo appearances by the Rose, Kingpin, and Arranger.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #258 Bronze Age 1984 Key Debut of Spider-Manâ€™s Bombastic Bag M

Lot #424 (Sale Order 424 of 588)

Key Debut of Spider-Manâ€™s Bombastic Bag Man costume, a temporary disguise consisting of a Fantastic Four uniform with a brown paper bag for a mask. "The Sinister Secret of Spider-Man's New Costume!" Guest-starring Mr. Fantastic and the Human Torch. Script by Tom DeFalco. Pencils by Ron Frenz. Inks by Joe Rubinstein. Cover by Ron Frenz and Joe Rubinstein. Chaos erupts at 410 Chelsea when Mary Jane Watson and the Black Cat meet inside Peter Parker's apartment! Wow, what a shocking development! To say that the web-slinger has some explaining to do...would be the understatement of the year! After the dust settles, the wall-crawler swings over to the Baxter Building to let Reed Richards analyze his new black costume. When Spider-Man learns his costume is "alive," he tries to pull it off; but the alien symbiote has other ideas! Can the Fantastic Four help Spidey with his major wardrobe malfunction? Cameo appearances by the Rose, Hobgoblin, and Puma.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #259 Bronze Age 1984 Key Spider-man returns to his classic costu

Lot #425 (Sale Order 425 of 588)

Key Spider-man returns to his classic costume. Origin of Mary Jane Watson. "All My Pasts Remembered!" Script by Tom DeFalco. Pencils by Ron Frenz. Inks by Joe Rubinstein. Cover by Ron Frenz and Joe Rubinstein. After Mary Jane's bombshell revelation to Peter two issues ago, the pair of long-time friends takes a walk together through Central Park. MJ shares her family history with Peter...to make him comfortable with her knowing his secret identity. Where will their relationship go from here? Meanwhile, the Hobgoblin is back in business! And attempting to cut into the Kingpin's action (with help from his new ally: the Rose)! Origin of Mary Jane Watson. Cameo appearances by Mr. Fantastic, She-Hulk, and the alien symbiote. Flashback cameos by Aunt May and Anna Watson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #260 Bronze Age 1985

Lot #426 (Sale Order 426 of 588)

"The Challenge of Hobgoblin!" Script by Tom DeFalco. Pencils by Ron Frenz. Inks by Joe Rubinstein and Brett Breeding. Cover by Ron Frenz and Joe Rubinstein. The Hobgoblin and the Rose unleash their two-pronged attack on Harry Osborn! The goblin ambushes Harry at his corporate office, while the Rose's henchmen kidnap Liz Osborn and Mary Jane! Auspiciously, the wondrous wall-crawler is close by to lock horns with the Hobgoblin! But who is going to save MJ and Harry's expectant wife? Could it be the Green Goblin?! Stay tuned! Cameo appearances by Aunt May, Betty Brant Leeds, Joe Robertson, J. Jonah Jameson, Susan Richards, Franklin Richards, and the alien symbiote (costume).

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #261 Bronze Age 1985

Lot #427 (Sale Order 427 of 588)

"The Sins of My Father!" Script by Tom DeFalco. Pencils by Ron Frenz. Inks by Joe Rubinstein. Painted cover by Charles Vess. The situation has come down to this: Mary Jane, Harry, and Liz are trapped in the Rose's secret warehouse. The building is on fire. Liz is going into labor. And as shown on Charles Vess terrific cover, the vengeful Hobgoblin is on the attack! It's going to take a small miracle for the web-slinger to save his friends much less himself! With the flames closing in, can the Amazing Spider-Man stave off disaster at the hands of the Hobgoblin? A harrowing finish! Cameo appearance by the alien symbiote (costume).

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #262 Bronze Age 1985

Lot #428 (Sale Order 428 of 588)

"Trade Secret" Script and Pencils by Bob Layton. Inks by Bob Layton and Carlos Garzon. Photo cover by Eliot R. Brown. While changing out of his costume in a storage room at Newark International Airport, the web-slinger forgets to lock the door! Whoops! And to the dismay of Aunt May's nephew, a tabloid photographer walks in and snaps a picture! Oh no! One thing leads to another...and the wall-crawler pursues the sleazy shutterbug through the Big Apple to protect his secret identity! Can Spidey grab the negatives before he gets exposed? Cameo appearance by Ben Urich. Flashback cameo by Uncle Ben.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #263 Bronze Age 1985 Key 1st appearance of Normie Osborn, grands

Lot #429 (Sale Order 429 of 588)

Key 1st appearance of Normie Osborn, grandson of Norman Osborn who later becomes Goblin Childe and eventually an ally of Venom, Dylan Brock. "The Spectacular Spider-Kid!" Script by Tom DeFalco. Pencils by Ron Frenz. Inks by Brett Breeding and John Beatty. Cover by Ron Frenz and Joe Rubinstein. Ollie Osnick is back! And this time with a brand new moniker: the Spectacular Spider-Kid! In his own red and blue costume with mechanical arms, the Spider-Kid patrols the dangerous streets of New York City to fight crime! But once the novice superhero runs afoul of a local street gang, he needs help from his favorite web-slinger! Will the real wall-crawler pull Ollie's fat out of the fire one more time? Meanwhile at the hospital, Harry Osborn anxiously awaits the birth of his son. First appearance of Normie Osborn. Cameo appearances by Liz (Allan) Osborn, Mary Jane Watson, and the Black Cat.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #264 Bronze Age 1985

Lot #430 (Sale Order 430 of 588)

It's an off-beat tale as the Amazing Spider-Man takes on a double menace! A crazy football player from Baytown, Texas; and the New York state healthcare system! Unbelievable! Where are Doc Ock and the Hobgoblin when you really need them? The two storylines intertwine after Red 9 and the web-slinger crash through a hospital window! As Spider-Man attempts to clean up the broken glass, he learns that the grumpy old man in the room is about to be discharged...because the state thinks he's dead! In good conscious the wall-crawler can't let that happen! If Spidey can blitz the bureaucrats and avoid Red 9's tackles, he might just create a happy ending for all!

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #265 Bronze Age 1985 Key 1st appearance of Silver Sable. 1st tea

Lot #431 (Sale Order 431 of 588)

Key 1st appearance of Silver Sable. 1st team appearance of the Wild Pack. First appearance of Silver Sable. Script by Tom DeFalco. Pencils by Ron Frenz. Inks by Joe Rubinstein. Cover by Ron Frenz and Joe Rubinstein. "After the Fox!". The Black Fox is on the run! But it's not the Spectacular Spider-Man who's chasing him! It's Silver Sable! An adventurer for hire from the European country of Symkaria! Silver Sable and her Wild Pack pursue the fox through the streets of Manhattan and then later corner him on the waterfront! However, the aging international jewel thief has a wall-crawling guardian angel! Down on the docks, the sparks fly as the web-slinger gives Silver Sable a lesson in diplomacy...superhero-style! Second appearance of the Black Fox. Cameo appearances by Aunt May, Mary Jane Watson, Harry Osborn, Liz Osborn, and Normie Osborn.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #266 Bronze Age 1985

Lot #432 (Sale Order 432 of 588)

"Jump for My Love or Spring is in the Air" Script by Peter David. Pencils by Sal Buscema. Finishes by Joe Rubinstein. Cover by Denys Cowan and Joe Rubinstein. The web-slinger catches a suicidal jumper in mid-leap! And to his surprise discovers that the jumper is none other than the Toad...of Brotherhood of Evil Mutants fame! The Toad is down of his luck, but suddenly thinks a partnership with Spider-Man would turn his life around! However the Toad's plan draws the ire of the Frog-Man and the Spider-Kid! They want to be the wall-crawler's partner too! What a group of misfits! Can Spider-Man gracefully bow out of this mess? Cameo appearance by the Black Cat.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #267 Bronze Age 1985

Lot #433 (Sale Order 433 of 588)

"The Commuter Cometh!" Script by Peter David. Art by Bob McLeod. Cover by Mark Bright and Kyle Baker. The Amazing Spider-Man leaves the big city and travels to the suburbs to catch a robber! But once the web-slinger arrives in Scarsdale, he discovers that suburban life is nothing like his daily life in New York City! Out in suburbia there aren't any tall buildings for web-swinging or rooftops to leap over! So Spidey has to travel by foot and avoid the neighborhood watch patrol! Fortunately the proportionate speed, strength, and agility of a spider play just as well in the 'burbs as they do in Manhattan! And the web-slinger eventually gets his man! Cameo appearances by the Human Torch and Matt Murdock.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #268 Bronze Age 1985

Lot #434 (Sale Order 434 of 588)

"This Gold is Mine!" Secret Wars II crossover. Part 2 of 2. Script by Tom DeFalco. Pencils by Ron Frenz. Inks by Joe Rubinstein. Cover by John Byrne. Story continues from Web of Spider-Man 6. In incredible fashion the Beyonder turned Power Man and Iron Fist's office building into gold! Everyone will be rich! But hold on...the world's financial markets will collapse with tons of gold dumped into the global economy! So it's the federal government to the rescue! Under the wall-crawler's watchful eye, the military transports the gold to the west side docks and loads it on cargo ships bound for the Great Puerto Rican trench! However the Kingpin of Crime wants his cut of the gold! So the Arranger and his henchmen hijack one of the ships! Will Spider-Man make the big city pirates walk the plank? Cameo appearances by J. Jonah Jameson, Ned Leeds, Joe Robertson, and Firelord.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #269 Bronze Age 1985

Lot #435 (Sale Order 435 of 588)

"Burn, Spider, Burn!" Guest-starring Firelord. Part 1 of 2. Script by Tom DeFalco. Pencils by Ron Frenz. Inks by Joe Rubinstein. Cover by Ron Frenz and Joe Rubinstein. Firelord walks the Earth! And the former herald of Galactus is stirring up trouble in the Big Apple! On his way home from dinner at Aunt May's, the wondrous wall-crawler intercepts the cosmic-powered herald near the East River! However the web-slinger quickly realizes that he needs help from the Avengers or the Fantastic Four! Unable to locate either super team, the wall-crawler thinks about escaping Firelord by simply changing into his civilian clothes! But that course of action would be shirking his responsibility! So it's up to one hero to stop Firelord: the Amazing Spider-Man!

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #270 Bronze Age 1985

Lot #436 (Sale Order 436 of 588)

"The Hero and the Holocaust!" Guest-starring Firelord. Part 2 of 2. Script by Tom DeFalco. Pencils by Ron Frenz. Inks by Bob McLeod. Cover by Ron Frenz and Joe Rubinstein. In non-stop action Firelord and the Spectacular Spider-Man battle from cover to cover across Manhattanâ€¦until only one man is left standing! Wow! Can the amazing one go toe-to-toe with the former herald of Galactus? This may be the wall-crawler's finest hourâ€¦or perhaps his final one! A fabulous fight! Cameo appearances by the Avengers, Joe Robertson, and J. Jonah Jameson. Avengers Lineup: Black Knight, Captain America, Hercules, Starfox, and the Wasp.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #271 Bronze Age 1985 Key 1st appearance of Manslaughter Marsdale

Lot #437 (Sale Order 437 of 588)

Key 1st appearance of Manslaughter Marsdale. "Whatever Happened to Crusher Hogan?" Script by Tom DeFalco. Pencils by Ron Frenz. Inks by Joe Rubinstein. Cover by Ron Frenz and Joe Rubinstein. The web-slinger's epic encounter with Firelord is over. And now it's time to get back to old friends and old acquaintances...including one from way back in Amazing Fantasy 15! Crusher Hogan is down on his luck and working as a janitor at a local gymnasium. But thanks to a twist of fate, crusher and the amazing one are reunited again! And this time the duo will fight as friends instead of adversaries vs. the menace called Manslaughter! A feel good story! Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Roderick Kingsley, Ned Leeds, Betty Brant Leeds, and Lance Bannon.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #272 1986 Key 1st appearance of Slyde.

Lot #438 (Sale Order 438 of 588)

Key 1st appearance of Slyde. "Make Way for Slyde!" Script by Tom DeFalco. Pencils by Sal Buscema. Inks by Kyle Baker. Cover by Ron Frenz and Joe Rubinstein. A new sleek and savvy super-villain bursts onto the scene! Slyde! And this guy is slipperier than a greased pig! When the teflon-coated speedster robs a bank, he garners the attention of the wondrous wall-crawler! But even Spidey can't lay a glove on him! Can anyone stop (the) Slyde? First appearance and origin of Slyde. Cameo appearance by Puma.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #273 1986

Lot #439 (Sale Order 439 of 588)

"To Challenge the Beyonder!" Secret Wars II Crossover. Script by Tom DeFalco. Pencils by Ron Frenz. Inks by Joe Rubinstein. Cover by Ron Frenz and Joe Rubinstein. Puma returns to New York City! And brings with him a wonderful idea: team up with Spider-Man and kill the Beyonder! What?! The web-slinger thinks that's crazy! However after a lengthy discussion in his apartment, Peter Parker reluctantly agrees to join Thomas Fireheart on his quest to find the one-from-beyond! Locating the Beyonder may be possible, but defeating him might be impossible! Story continues in Spectacular Spider-Man 111. Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Ned Leeds, Betty Brant Leeds, and Flash Thompson. Flashback cameos by Captain America, Thor, Wolverine, and the Hulk.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #274 1986

Lot #440 (Sale Order 440 of 588)

"Lo, There Shall Come a Champion!" Secret Wars II Crossover. Script by Tom DeFalco. Art by Ron Frenz (layouts), James Fry (finishes), Tom Morgan (finishes), John Romita Sr. (finishes), Joe Rubinstein (inks), Russ Steffens (inks), and Jack Fury (assists). Front cover by Larry Lieber and John Romita Sr. Back cover by Larry Lieber and Joe Rubinstein. The Beyonder has run out of patience with the universe! And plans to wipe it from all existence! But before he can, Mephisto offers him a challenge...a mini-contest of champions! Spider-Man will be Mephisto's champion, and Zarathos (aka the Spirit of Vengeance) will be the Beyonder's! If the web-slinger wins the contest, the universe lives for another 24 hours! If Zarathos emerges triumphant, the universe ends at once! Over the skies of Manhattan, Zarathos attacks! And the battle for the life of the world begins! Even Mephisto is cheering for your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man! Cameo appearances by the Kingpin, Puma, Aunt May, Anna Watson, and Mary Jane Watson.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #275 1986 Key Origin of Spider-Man retold.

Lot #441 (Sale Order 441 of 588)

Key Origin of Spider-Man retold. "The Choice and the Challenge!" Part 1 of 2. Double-sized issue. Script by Tom DeFalco. Pencils by Ron Frenz. Inks by Joe Rubinstein. Cover by Ron Frenz and Joe Rubinstein. Affairs of the heart take center stage for Peter, Mary Jane, Betty, Ned, Flash, and Sha Shan as the long-time group of friends deal with a variety of relationship problems! But amid the soap opera-style drama, there is a super-villain on the prowl...the Hobgoblin! Armed with a new weapons system, the goblin circles the Port Authority Bus Terminal to draw out the web-slinger! Surprisingly the Hobgoblin's plan works! And then so does his new weapon! Is the goblin finally going to put Spidey down for the count? Cameo appearances by the Kingpin, Arranger, and Rose. Flashback cameos by the Green Goblin, Gwen Stacy, and the Sin-Eater.

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #278 1986 Key Death of Wraith.

Lot #442 (Sale Order 442 of 588)

Key Death of Wraith. "If This Be Justice" Plot by Tom DeFalco. Script by Peter David and Mary Jo Duffy. Pencils by Mike Harris. Inks by Vince Colletta. Cover by Mike Harris. Still reeling from the revelation that Flash Thompson might be the Hobgoblin, Peter Parker walks to the police station to visit his friend. Aunt May's nephew thinks that Flash may be innocent. But someone else walking to police station already thinks he's guilty! The Scourge of the Underworld! Oh no! Oh yes, from the pages of Captain America's title...the gun-toting vigilante is ready to bring justice to the Hobgoblin! Whether he's got the right one or not! When Scourge enters the police station, justice is indeed served! But to whom? Flash, Scourge, or your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man! Cameo appearances by the Rose, Hobgoblin, and the Wraith (aka Brian DeWolff).

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #388 1994 Key Origin of Eddie Brock, events retold from his poin

Lot #443 (Sale Order 443 of 588)

Key Origin of Eddie Brock, events retold from his point-of-view first seen in Web of Spider-Man #18. "The Sadness of Truth" Life theft Part 3 of 3. Double-sized issue. Direct Edition. Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Mark Bagley. Inks by Randy Emberlin. Blue foil cover by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin. Shock follows shock as Peter Parker learns the painful truth about his parents! Inside the Chameleon's New Jersey hideaway, the faceless villain reveals that Richard and Mary Parker are artificial simulacrums (aka life model decoys). The web-slinger is stunned. But there's no time for sorrow as the wall-crawler must stop his "parents" from revealing his secret identity! Once the Chameleon morphs Richard into a killing machine the battle lines are drawn: the Vulture, the Chameleon, and the Richard LMD vs. the Amazing Spider-Man! As the fight progresses, could a mother's love -- even the love from an artificial mom -- propel her web-spinning son to victory? A heartbreaking ending for all. Final appearances of the Richard Parker and Mary Parker life model decoys. Cameo appearances by Aunt May and Mary Jane Watson. Elements of the story continue in Spider-Man 45. Second story: "The Lost Days" Script by David Michelinie. Art by Ron Lim (breakdowns)and Tom Palmer (finishes). This story provides details of Venom's activities prior to Amazing Spider-Man 300. Flashback cameo by Peter Parker. Third story: "My Enemy's Enemy" Script by David Michelinie. Art by Larry Alexander. Cardiac and Chance attack the same corrupt corporation with different ideas about how to put it out of business!

The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #397 1995 Key 1st appearance of Stunner.

Lot #444 (Sale Order 444 of 588)

Key 1st appearance of Stunner. "Tentacles." Web of Death, Part 1 of 4. Script by J.M. DeMatteis. Pencils by Mark Bagley. Inks by Larry Mahlstedt. Cover by Mark Bagley and Larry Mahlstedt. Peter Parker is dead (spider) man walking after the antidote failed to remove the Vulture's deadly virus from his body (at the end of Spectacular Spider-Man 219)! The web-slinger is fading fast with no help in sight! But in a truly bizarre twist of fate, one of Spider-Man's greatest enemies takes compassion on him! Is Doctor Octopus really going to step forward and save the wall-crawler's life? Sometimes six arms are better than two! In the meantime, Mary Jane returns to New York City after reconciling with her family. Story continues in Spectacular Spider-Man 220. First appearance of Stunner. Cameo appearances by Aunt May and Kaine. Flip story: "Radically Both." Story by Christopher Golden. Back cover by Tom Grummett. This 15-page abridged story (with clip art) is taken from the Ultimate Spider-Man (1994 Novel) anthology by Berkley Books. The short story features Spider-Man vs. the Lizard.

Wolverine Marvel Comic #48 1991

Lot #445 (Sale Order 445 of 588)

Shiva Scenario: Phase 1 of 3 - "Dreams of Gore!" Guest-starring Jubilee. Written by Larry Hama. Art by Marc Silvestri and Dan Green. Wolverine and Jubilee head to Canada in search for clues that will unlock the secrets to Logan's mysterious past.

Wolverine Marvel Comic #51 1992

Lot #446 (Sale Order 446 of 588)

The Crunch Conundrum: Part 1 of 3 - "Heartbreak Motel!" Written by Larry Hama. Art by Andy Kubert and Dan Green. After a night out on the town, Logan winds up back at a seedy motel with none other than Jean Grey. But when Jean turns out to be the shape-shifting mutant Mystique, Logan barely bats an eye. Suddenly their rendezvous is interrupted when the six-armed mutant Spiral crashes the party.

Wolverine Marvel Comic #53 1992

Lot #447 (Sale Order 447 of 588)

The Crunch Conundrum: Part 3 of 3 - "The Chimercial Mystery Tour!" Written by Larry Hama. Art by Marc Silvestri and Dan Green. Wolverine, Mystique, and Spiral blaze a path through space and time on the back of a motorcycle. But they may not be in time to stop Mojo's master plan. Enter the android Albert, on the back of a cruise missile no less! Cameos by Mr. Fantastic (of the Fantastic Four), the Beast, and Nick Fury.

Wolverine Marvel Comic #54 1992

Lot #448 (Sale Order 448 of 588)

Station Identification! Guest-starring Shatterstar. Written by Fabian Nicieza. Art by Darick Robertson and Don Hudson. Cover by Darick Robertson and Joe Rubinstein. Wolverine and Shattersar from X-Force team-up to take down a street gang that uses camcorders to video the mayhem that they cause.

Wolverine Marvel Comic #55 1992

Lot #449 (Sale Order 449 of 588)

Part 1 of 3 - "Thirty Slashes Over Tokyo, or Sayonara, Yellow Brick Road!" Guest-starring Gambit, Jubilee, and Sunfire. Written by Larry Hama. Art by Marc Silvestri and Dan Green. When Jubilee finds herself stranded in Japan, Wolverine and Gambit head to her rescue. However, the Hand, a clan of deadly ninja assassins, is waiting for them.

Wolverine Marvel Comic #56 1992

Lot #450 (Sale Order 450 of 588)

Part 2 of 3 - "We Got Cylla, Can Mothra be Far Behind!" Guest-starring Gambit, Jubilee, and Sunfire. Featuring the Silver Samurai. Written by Larry Hama. Art by Marc Silvestri and Dan Green. Wolverine, Gambit, and Sunfire face off with the deadly Cylla and the Hand, a clan of deadly ninja assassins.

Wolverine Marvel Comic #57 1992 Key Death of Mariko Yashida, fiance of Wolverine.

Lot #451 (Sale Order 451 of 588)

Key Death of Mariko Yashida, fiance of Wolverine. Part 3 of 3 - "Death in the Family!" Guest-starring Gambit, Jubilee, and Sunfire. Featuring the Silver Samurai. Written by Larry Hama. Art by Marc Silvestri, Dan Green, Al Milgrim and Joe Rubinstein. In one of the most poignant Wolverines to date, the love of Logan's life makes the ultimate sacrifice and the future of Clan Yoshida is forever changed.

Wolverine Marvel Comic #58 1992

Lot #452 (Sale Order 452 of 588)

Part 1 of 2 - "Monkeywrenching!" Guest-starring Jubilee. Written by D.G. Chichester. Art by Darick Robertson and Joe Rubinstein. In the tragic aftermath of last issue's tragic events, Wolverine and Jubilee hit the road and wind up in Oregon where Wolverine ends up with a spike in his chest!

Wolverine Marvel Comic #59 1992

Lot #453 (Sale Order 453 of 588)

Part 2 of 2 - "Unnatural Resources!" Guest-starring Jubilee. Written by D.G. Chichester. Art by Darick Robertson and Joe Rubinstein. Wolverine gets himself a spiffy new haircut and infiltrates Monkeywrench's gang of eco terrorists.

Wolverine Marvel Comic #60 1992 Key 1st full appearance of Kestrel aka John Wraith a test subject of

Lot #454 (Sale Order 454 of 588)

Key 1st full appearance of Kestrel aka John Wraith a test subject of Weapon X. Counting Coup! Written by Larry Hama. Art by Dave Hoover and Keith Williams. Cover by Larry Stroman and Dan Green. Seeking retribution for the death of Mariko (see Wolverine #57), Logan pays a little visit to Hand's Matsuo Tsirayaba. Meanwhile, Shiva, the robotic terror programmed to hunt down renegade members of the Weapon X Program, finds its next target - Sabretooth.

Wolverine Marvel Comic #61 1992

Lot #455 (Sale Order 455 of 588)

Part 1 of 4 - "Nightmare Quest!" Guest-starring Jubilee. Written by Larry Hama. Art by Mark Texiera. Wolverine teams up with Jubilee and Wraith to track down another former member of the infamous Weapon X Program. Cameos by Nick Fury, Omega Red, and Sabretooth.

Wolverine Marvel Comic #62 1992

Lot #456 (Sale Order 456 of 588)

Part 2 of 4 - "Reunion!" Guest-starring Jubilee and Maverick. Written by Larry Hama. Art by Mark Texiera. Wolverine discovers to his amazement that Silver Fox is still alive! She joins Wolverine and his group of former Weapon X Project members, a group that includes the deadly Sabretooth, as they set out to find the truth.

Wolverine Marvel Comic #63 1992

Lot #457 (Sale Order 457 of 588)

Part 3 of 4 - "Bastions of Glory!" Guest-starring Jubilee and Maverick. X-Men cameo. Written by Larry Hama. Art by Mark Texiera. Ferro, the source of Wolverine's memory implants, messes with the feral X-Man's mind some more and creates some pretty bad hallucinations.

Wolverine Marvel Comic #64 1992 Key Death of Silver Fox, killed by Sabretooth.

Lot #458 (Sale Order 458 of 588)

Key Death of Silver Fox, killed by Sabretooth. Part 4 of 4 - "What Goes Around...!" Guest-starring Jubilee and Maverick. X-Men cameo. Written by Larry Hama. Art by Mark Pacella and Dan Panosian. It's a free for all as Wolverine, Maverick, and company square off with Ferro and Shiva in a final showdown. Meanwhile, Sabretooth attacks Silver Fox for real this time. The guy just can't help himself.

Wolverine Marvel Comic #65 1993

Lot #459 (Sale Order 459 of 588)

"State of Grace!" Guest-starring the X-Men. Nick Fury cameo. Written by Larry Hama. Art by Mark Texiera. In order to try and get over the death of Silver Fox, again, Wolverine puts himself through the wringer.

Wolverine Marvel Comic #66 1993

Lot #460 (Sale Order 460 of 588)

Part 1 of 3 - "Prophecy!" X-Men cameo. Written by Larry Hama. Art by Mark Texiera. Wolverine takes some time to try and sort out his memories, real from implants. One name keeps popping into his head - Terry Adams. Who, or what, is Terry Adams?

Wolverine Marvel Comic #68 1993

Lot #461 (Sale Order 461 of 588)

Part 3 of 3 - Epsilon Red! Written by Larry Hama. Art by Mark Texiera. Wolverine comes across Epsilon Red, a Russian Cosmonaut he was assigned to assassinate back in the '60s! If you thought Omega Red was something, just wait until you see this guy.

Wolverine Marvel Comic #69 1993

Lot #462 (Sale Order 462 of 588)

Part 1 of 3 - "Induction to the Savage Land!" Guest-starring Jubilee and Rogue. Written by Larry Hama. Art by Dwayne Turner and Chris Ivy. Wolverine Jubilee and Rogue head to the Savage Land in search of Magneto. Instead they cross paths with the reptilian terror Sauron and the Mutates.

Wolverine Marvel Comic #70 1993

Lot #463 (Sale Order 463 of 588)

Part 2 of 3 - Tooth and Nail! Guest-starring Jubilee and Rogue. Written by Larry Hama. Art by Dwayne Turner and Richard Bennett. In the Savage Land, Wolverine Jubilee and Rogue, out numbered and overmatched, fight for their lives against Sauron and the Mutates.

Wolverine Marvel Comic #71 1993

Lot #464 (Sale Order 464 of 588)

Part 3 of 3 - "Triassic Park!" Guest-starring Jubilee and Rogue. Written by Larry Hama. Art by Dwayne Turner, Richard Bennett, Hilary Barta and Joe Rubinstein. Cover by Dwayne Turner and Klaus Janson. Wolverine Jubilee and Rogue conclude their caper down in the Savage Land.

Wolverine Marvel Comic #72 1993

Lot #465 (Sale Order 465 of 588)

Part 1 of 3 - Sleeping Giant! Guest-starring Jubilee. Written by Larry Hama. Art by Dwayne Turner and Joe Rubinstein. Deep inside the Reavers compound in the Australian Outback, Wolverine and Jubilee make a startling discovery.

Wolverine Marvel Comic #81 1994

Lot #466 (Sale Order 466 of 588)

Nightcrawler and Kitty Pryde aid Wolverine in his battle against Cyber in "Storm Warning!" Script by Larry Hama, pencils by Adam Kubert, inks by Mike Sellers and Mark Farmer. Three Marvel Masterprints Spider-Man cards by Mark Bagley.

Wolverine Marvel Comic #82 1994

Lot #467 (Sale Order 467 of 588)

Omnia Mutantur, script by Larry Hama, pencils by Adam Kubert and Bob McLeod, inks by Mark Farmer and Joe Kubert; Wolvie goes to Japan to check up on the little girl he promised to watch out for.

Web of Spider-Man Marvel Comics #1 Bronze Age 1985 Key Third ongoing Spider-Man series.

Lot #468 (Sale Order 468 of 588)

Key Third ongoing Spider-Man series. "Til Death Do Us Part!" Story by Louise Simonson. Art by Greg LaRocque and Jim Mooney. Painted cover by Charles Vess. The alien symbiote (aka black costume) ambushes Peter Parker while he is getting dressed. Now Spider-Man must battle the black costume and the new Vulturions on his way to the Baxter Building! Meanwhile, Aunt May laments Peter's decision to drop out of graduate school.

Web of Spider-Man Marvel Comics #7 Bronze Age 1985

Lot #469 (Sale Order 469 of 588)

"Welcome To My Nightmare!" Guest-starring the Hulk. Story by Peter David. Art by Sal Buscema and Armando Gil. Cover by Ron Wilson and Brett Breeding. It's an unusual story as Spider-Man is summoned by Nightmare to his nightmare realm in order to stop the rampaging Hulk. Will Peter Parker wake up from his nightmare?

Web of Spider-Man Marvel Comics #10 1986

Lot #470 (Sale Order 470 of 588)

"There, But for Fortune!" Guest-starring Dominic Fortune. Story by Danny Fingeroth. Art by Jim Mooney. Painted cover by Howard Chaykin. One of Dominic Fortune's foes from the 1940's, Baron Wolfgang Von Lundt, is still trying to kill Dominic. This time he hires the Shocker to do the job, but Spider-Man is there to stop him! Also in this issue, Dominic Fortune continues his quest to find Sabbath Raven.

Web of Spider-Man Marvel Comics #13 1986

Lot #471 (Sale Order 471 of 588)

"Point of View" Story by Peter David. Art by Mike Harris and Kyle Baker. Cover by Mark Beachum and Josef Rubinstein. J. Jonah Jameson spins a minor auto-pedestrian accident into another major anti-Spider-Man campaign. The web-slinger has had enough, and a powerful confrontation between Spider-Man and Jonah takes place!

Web of Spider-Man Marvel Comics #16 1986

Lot #472 (Sale Order 472 of 588)

"Underworld!" Story by David Michelinie. Art by Marc Silvestri and Kyle Baker. Cover by Mark Beachum and Josef Rubinstein. J. Jonah Jameson sends Peter Parker and Bugle reporter Joy Mercado to Temple Corners, Virginia, to investigate possible civil unrest over a major factory closing. Upon arriving in town, the duo is attacked and kidnapped by mysterious gun men and taken to an underground complex in the Appalachian Mountains.

Web of Spider-Man Marvel Comics #21 1986

Lot #473 (Sale Order 473 of 588)

"The Enemy Unknown!" Written by Larry Lieber. Pencils by Larry Lieber. Inks by Vince Colletta. It's a flashback story as Peter Parker reflects on a previous adventure when a vengeful youth masqueraded as Spider-Man and committed crimes in order to damage the wall-crawler's reputation. The real Spider-Man finally caught up to the imposter on the Roosevelt Island Tram!

Web of Spider-Man Marvel Comics #22 1987

Lot #474 (Sale Order 474 of 588)

"Profit of Doom" Story by Jim Shooter and Len Kaminski. Art by Marc Silvestri and Art Nichols. Joy Mercado and Peter Parker have made their way to Northern Ireland in pursuit of their story on terrorist operations in the United Kingdom. They learn that the Roxxon Corporation may be intentionally stimulating terrorist activity in order to increase sales of military armaments. What is Spider-Man going to do?

Web of Spider-Man Marvel Comics #90 1992 Key Anniversary issue celebrating 30 years of Spider-Man.

Lot #475 (Sale Order 475 of 588)

Key Anniversary issue celebrating 30 years of Spider-Man. "Sleight of Mind!" Giant-Sized 30th Anniversary Special Issue. Silver hologram cover. Script by Howard Mackie. Pencils by Alex Saviuk. Inks by Sam DeLaRosa. The wondrous wall-crawler is chasing robbery suspects through the South Bronx when he suddenly runs into Galactus! The Ravager of Worlds has beaten the Avengers, Fantastic Four, and X-Men and now blasts the web-slinger into oblivion! Or so the confused web-slinger thinks! However, the wall-crawler has just ventured onto the set of a movieâ€¦and his original agent, Maxie Shiffman, from days long, long gone by is there too. Before the spectacular one can ask Maxie what's going on; the Hobgoblin, Green Goblin, and Demogoblin attack! And a few minutes later so does Venom! The whole situation keeps getting more and more mysterious! And that persistent mist keeps hanging around too! Can the Amazing Spider-Man solve the mystery? Or perhaps just solve Mysterio!

The Nam Marvel Comic #11 1987

Lot #476 (Sale Order 476 of 588)

Cpl. Marks' first Christmas in Vietnam forces him to reassess his old beliefs in face of the war-torn reality around him in "'Tis the Season."

The Nam Marvel Comic #12 1987

Lot #477 (Sale Order 477 of 588)

"From Cedar Falls, With Love," script by Doug Murray, art by John Severin; CpL Ed Marks may be getting ready to end his tour of duty, but he's still got to go out on patrol; And while there, he witnesses the first use of the toxic defoliant, Agent Orange!

The Nam Marvel Comic #13 1987

Lot #478 (Sale Order 478 of 588)

Cpl Ed Marks may be getting ready to end his tour of duty, but he's still got to go out on patrol. And while there, he witnesses the first use of the toxic defoliant, Agent Orange!

G.I. Joe A real American Hero Marvel Comic #52 1986

Lot #479 (Sale Order 479 of 588)

"Snap Decision!" Written by Larry Hama. Art by Rod Whigham and Andy Mushynsky. Cover by Mike Zeck. Serpentor arrives on Cobra Island, and Cobra Commander is not pleased. Meanwhile, Storm Shadow gives the Joes a lesson in combat.

G.I. Joe A real American Hero Marvel Comic #61 1987

Lot #480 (Sale Order 480 of 588)

G.I. Joe A real American Hero Marvel Comic #61 1987

G.I. Joe A real American Hero Marvel Comic #63 1987

Lot #481 (Sale Order 481 of 588)

G.I. Joe A real American Hero Marvel Comic #63 1987

G.I. Joe A real American Hero Marvel Comic #66 1987

Lot #482 (Sale Order 482 of 588)

In "The Tenth Letter," Snake-Eyes, Scarlett and their ninja pals try to break the captured Joes out of the gulag in Borovia. Characters: FEATURE: G.I. Joe--Snake-Eyes; Scarlett; Stalker; Snow-Job; Quick-Kick; Jinx; GUESTS: Storm Shadow; Billy; Blind Master; The White Clown. Written by Larry Hama, with art by Ron Wagner and Randy Emberlin.

2 Issues. G.I. Joe Special Missions Marvel Comic #6. Transformers vs. G.I. Joe IDW Comic #0.

Lot #483 (Sale Order 483 of 588)

2 Issues. G.I. Joe Special Missions Marvel Comic #6. Transformers vs. G.I. Joe IDW Comic #0.

Spider-Man Marvel Comic #5 1990

Lot #484 (Sale Order 484 of 588)

Torment Part 5 of 5. "Torment" Script and art by Todd McFarlane. Cover by Todd McFarlane. At the end of last issue, the former mansion of Kraven the Hunter exploded -- with the wall-crawler, the Lizard, and Calypso inside! Miraculously, Spider-Man survived, but so did the Lizard! And It's going to take all the inner strength and courage the web-slinger can muster -- to put the Lethal Lizard down for the count! Can your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man do it? A frantic finish! Appearance by Mary Jane Watson.

Spider-Man Marvel Comic #7 1991

Lot #485 (Sale Order 485 of 588)

Masques Part 2 of 2. Guest-starring Ghost Rider. Script and art by Todd McFarlane. Cover by Todd McFarlane. Inside an abandoned warehouse; the Hobgoblin, the Ghost Rider, and the Spectacular Spider-Man come together -- to deal life and death to a young boy...and to themselves! The web-slinger's top priority is protecting the young child. However the Spirit of Vengeance's top priority is destroying the Demogoblin with hellfire! Can both heroes accomplish their objectives at the same time? Regrettably, the answer is no. And Spider-Man may catch the hellfire too!

Spider-Man Marvel Comic #12 1991

Lot #486 (Sale Order 486 of 588)

Perceptions: Part 5 of 5. Guest-starring Wolverine. Sasquatch and Puck (of Alpha Flight) cameo. Story, art and cover by Todd McFarlane. At last...the killer stands revealed! When Wolverine and the monstrous Wendigo catch up to this baby killer can Spider-Man keep them from crossing the line? More to the point...should he?

Spider-Man Marvel Comic #17 1991

Lot #487 (Sale Order 487 of 588)

"No One gets Outta Here Alive!" Story by Ann Nocenti. Art and cover by Rick Leonardi and Al Williamson. In this issue Spider-Man dies! That's no joke. Attempting to save the life of a little girl the wall-crawler is killed. Now, in an ominous journey through the afterworld, Spider-Man comes face-to-face with the Mad Titan himself, Thanos, and his dark mistress, Death! Is this truly the end of everyone's favorite friendly neighborhood Spider-Man?

Spider-Man Marvel Comic #20 1992

Lot #488 (Sale Order 488 of 588)

Revenge of the Sinister Six: Part 3 of 6. "Showdown!" Guest-starring the Incredible Hulk, Nova, Deathlok, and Solo. Story, art, and cover by Erik Larsen. The Sinister Six soundly defeated Spider-Man and the Hulk. Now Spidey must assemble a team of his own to take down his deadliest adversaries - Doctor Octopus, Electro, Sandman, Hobgoblin, Mysterio, and the Vulture! Plus, "Diabolique!" Part 2 of 2. Story by Terry Kavanagh. Art by Scott McDaniel and Keith Williams. It's the return of the deadly alchemist, Diablo! Can Spider-Man hope to stop one of the Fantastic Four's most dangerous foes?

Spider-Man Marvel Comic #23 1992

Lot #489 (Sale Order 489 of 588)

Revenge of the Sinister Six: Part 6 of 6. "Confrontation!" Guest-starring the Incredible Hulk, Ghost Rider, Nova, Deathlok, Solo, and the Fantastic Four. Story, art, and cover by Erik Larsen. It's all out action as Spider-Man assembles a small army of heroes (the Incredible Hulk, Ghost Rider, Nova, Deathlok, Solo, and the Fantastic Four) to take down the Sinister Six once and for all. However, Doctor Octopus introduces his the newest member to of his cadre of evil, the titanic monster known as Gog! Can even this assemblage of heroes hope to defeat such a powerful force for evil!

Spider-Man Marvel Comic #25 1992

Lot #490 (Sale Order 490 of 588)

"Why Me?!" Guest-starring Excalibur. Story by Terry Kavanagh. Art by Chris Marrinan and Mark Stegbalier. When the dream demon known as Nightmare and the macabre D'Spayre team-up it falls to Spider-Man and the British mutant heroes of Excalibur to find a way to stop the dastardly duo. Behold the fury of...Spider-Phoenix?!

Spider-Man Marvel Comic #45 1994

Lot #491 (Sale Order 491 of 588)

Pursuit: Part 1 of 4. "The Dream Before!" Story by Howard Mackie. Art by Tom Lyle and Scott Hanna. 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. Story continues in Spectacular Spider-Man (1976-1998 1st Series) #211.

The Punisher Marvel Comic #10 1988

Lot #492 (Sale Order 492 of 588)

Crossover with Daredevil (1964-1998 1st Series) #257. Story by Mike Baron. Art by Whilce Portacio. Daredevil and the Punisher are like fire and ice. They just don't play well together. A known criminal is on the loose and Daredevil wants him to stand trial for his crimes but Frank intends to see that he never makes it to court. Sit back and enjoy a Daredevil/Punisher brawl the likes of which you've never seen before. It's a story told from two points of view.

Marvel Milestone Edition The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #1 1993

Lot #493 (Sale Order 493 of 588)

Marvel Milestone Edition The Amazing Spider-Man Marvel Comic #1 1993

Amazing Fantasy Introducing Spider-Man #15 2001

Lot #494 (Sale Order 494 of 588)

Amazing Fantasy Introducing Spider-Man #15 2001

The Amazing Spider-Man Annual Marvel Comic #20 1986 Key 1st cover appearance of Iron Man 2020, Arno

Lot #495 (Sale Order 495 of 588)

Key 1st cover appearance of Iron Man 2020, Arno Stark. 1st appearance of Arno Stark in regular Marvel continuity. "Man of the Year" Based upon on a story by Fred Schiller. Script by Ken McDonald. Pencils by Mark Beachum. Inks by Bob Wiacek. Cover by Bob Wiacek. The Iron Man of 2020 (aka Arno Stark) is coming to the 20th century! And he's desperately searching for a 12-year old boy! Why? Because this boy will grow into a deadly terrorist and attempt to detonate a nuclear bomb at Stark Enterprises many years later! When the 21st century Shell-head arrives in New York City (circa 1986), he finds the boy in the middle of a battle between the web-slinger and Blizzard! Arno quickly blows away Blizzard and grabs the youth! Victory appears imminent for the futuristic golden avenger! However the boy is under the protection of the wondrous wall-crawler! And that means the Invincible Iron Man and the Amazing Spider-Man are going to throw down in the streets of Manhattan! Wow, beating the present day Iron Man would be a tall order...much less the one from 2020! Good luck Spidey! Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson, Joe Robertson, and J. Jonah Jameson.

The Spectacular Spider-Man Marvel Comic #211 1994

Lot #496 (Sale Order 496 of 588)

"Face Value" Pursuit Part 2 of 4. Script by Mike Lackey. Art by Sal Buscema. Cover by Sal Buscema. Story continues from Spider-Man 45. An enraged web-slinger pounds on the local riff-raff in order to gain information on the Chameleon's whereabouts! The Spectacular Spider-Man knows that his long-time foe was behind the cruel "resurrection" of his (robot) parents! And the wall-crawler vows to stop at nothing to crush the Chameleon! However, the elusive villain hires a mercenary called Tracer to kill Spider-Man first! Does Tracer stand a chance vs. the fighting mad web-slinger?

Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man Marvel Comic #115 1986 Key 3rd cameo of the Foreigner, part

Lot #497 (Sale Order 497 of 588)

Key 3rd cameo of the Foreigner, partially seen. "Things Fall Apart" Guest-starring Doctor Strange. Script by Peter David. Pencils by Mark Beachum. Inks by Bob McLeod. Peter Parker has been having an unusual amount of bad luck lately, so he decides to visit the Master of the Mystic Arts to see if something odd is going on. Indeed, the wall-crawler is surrounded by a bad luck aura, but Doctor Strange can remove it from both Spider-Man and the original source, Felicia Hardy. But how is this going to affect the Black Cat, who happens to be in the middle of a caper? Cameo appearance by the Foreigner.

Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man Marvel Comic #120 1986

Lot #498 (Sale Order 498 of 588)

Marvel 25th Anniversary Cover - "A House Is Not A Home" Script by Bill Mantlo. Pencils by Keith Giffen. Inks by Vince Colletta. Cover by Mark Beachum and Joe Rubinstein. It's an off-beat tale as Peter Parker and a reporter from the Daily Bugle investigate a decrepit apartment building that has been taken over by a gang. Can the Amazing Spider-Man save the neighborhood?

Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man Marvel Comic #121 1986

Lot #499 (Sale Order 499 of 588)

"Eye Witness!" Script by Peter David. Art by John Romita, John Buscema, Bob McLeod, Alan Kupperberg, Keith Williams, and Mark Texeria. Cover by Mark Beachum and Joe Rubinstein. J. Jonah Jameson, Peter Parker, and Mary Jane Watson are present at the Roshomon Bank and Trust, when suddenly an armed robber (wearing a Howard the Duck t-shirt) busts in! The Amazing Spider-Man makes short work of the hapless crook; but afterwards, Jonah, Peter, and Mary Jane all have different versions of who was the real hero! A fun story!

Marvel Team-Up Annual Spider-Man and the Hulk Marvel Comic #2

Lot #500 (Sale Order 500 of 588)

"Murder in Cathedral Canyon!" Guest-starring Spider-Man and the Hulk. Script by Chris Claremont. Pencils by Sal Buscema and Alan Kupperburg. Inks by Jack Abel. Cover by Al Milgrom. Peter Parker's date with Cissy Ironwood is interrupted by the Soviet Super Soldiers! Where in the world did they come from and what do they want with Cissy and her father? After the Crimson Dynamo, Darkstar, and Vanguard pummel Aunt May's nephew and abscond with Cissy and Professor Ironwood, the web-slinger turns to the Fantastic Four for help! Meanwhile in Montana, a KGB agent asks Bruce Banner (aka the Hulk) to join the effort in stopping the rouge General Kutzov and the misguided Soviet Super Soldiers. In the Colorado Rocky Mountains, the Spectacular Spider-Man and the Incredible Hulk battle Vanguard, Darkstar, and the Crimson Dynamo...to save the world! And also defuse the anti-matter bomb! An outstanding story! Cameo appearances by Mr. Fantastic and the Invisible Girl.

Web of Spider-Man Annual Marvel Comic #1 Bronze Age 1985

Lot #501 (Sale Order 501 of 588)

"Give Me A Hand, Future Max" Story by Ann Nocenti. Art by Tony Salmons. Painted cover by Charles Vess. Spider-Man attempts to stop a robbery at a jewelry store only to discover that the felon is a home-made robot. Later on, Peter Parker attends the Young Inventor's Science Fair and runs into Max, the robot builder. Unfortunately, a con man meets Max too, and convinces young Max to build the Future Max exo-skeleton for him. Now Spider-Man must stop Future Max's rampage across New York City!

Web of Spider-Man Annual Marvel Comic #2 1986

Lot #502 (Sale Order 502 of 588)

"Wake Me Up I Gotta Be Dreaming" Guest-starring Warlock. Story by Ann Nocenti. Art by Arthur Adams. Painted cover by Charles Vess. Warlock, the cybernetic alien member of the New Mutants, decides to visit New York City in search of fun and adventure. However, Warlock runs into misguided scientists that like to perform experiments on living animals and organisms. When the scientists' experimentation on Warlock goes awry, the cybernetic alien goes berserk; and it's up to Spider-Man to stop him! Cameo appearance by the New Mutants (Cannonball, Cypher, Magik, Magma, Moonstar, Wolfsbane). Back up story: "You're Lying, Peter Parker!" Story by Ann Nocenti. Art by Mike Mignola and Geof Isherwood. Peter has a nightmare that features Aunt May, the Kingpin, the Hobgoblin, and other friends and foes.

Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man Annual Marvel Comic #5 Bronze Age 1985 Key 1st appearance a

Lot #503 (Sale Order 503 of 588)

Key 1st appearance and origin of Ace Spencer, a reformed drug dealer. "Ace" Story by Peter David. Art by Mark Beachum and Josef Rubinstein. Spider-Man gets involved in a street gang war in Harlem, where he encounters a mysterious motorcycle rider named Ace. The web-slinger and Bugle reporter Joy Mercado try to convince Ace to testify in court after he witnesses a gang shooting.

Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man Annual Marvel Comic #6 1986

Lot #504 (Sale Order 504 of 588)

"Ace II" Story by Peter David. Art by Mark Beachum and Josef Rubinstein. It's been several months since Spider-Man's first encounter with Ace, and now Ace is set to testify in court against his brother who shot and killed a local store owner in Harlem. However, the situation gets complicated and Spider-Man ends up fighting Ace again.

Ghost Rider Marvel Comic #1 1990 Variant Cover Key 1st appearance of Daniel Ketch as the second Marv

Lot #505 (Sale Order 505 of 588)

Key 1st appearance of Daniel Ketch as the second Marvel Ghost Rider, possessed by Noble Kale. 1st appearance of Deathwatch, a demonic entity. "Life's Blood!" Written by Howard Mackie. Art by Javier Saltares and Mark Texeira. The Spirit of Vengeance returns! But who is this new Ghost Rider and what is his new mission. The House of Ideas redefines the supernatural for the 90s! Kingpin cameo.

Ghost Rider Marvel Comic #5 1990

Lot #506 (Sale Order 506 of 588)

Part 1 of 2 - "Getting Paid!" Guest-starring Punisher. Written by Howard Mackie. Art by Javier Saltares and Mark Texeira. Cover by Jim Lee. When innocent blood is spilled the Ghost Rider is called for to seek vengeance. Frank Castle as the Punisher has declared war on those that would visit harm on the innocent. You'd think these guys would be friends. Dont bet on it. Its the Punisher vs. Ghost Rider!

Ghost Rider Marvel Comic #6 1990

Lot #507 (Sale Order 507 of 588)

Part 2 of 2 - "Do or Die!" Guest-starring Punisher. Written by Howard Mackie. Art by Javier Saltares and Mark Texeira. Cover by Mark Texeira. Can the Punisher and Ghost Rider stop trying to kill each other long enough to take down Flag Smasher and his gang of thugs?

Green Lantern DC Comics #1 1990

Lot #508 (Sale Order 508 of 588)

"Down to Earth!" Part 1 of 8. Guest-starring Green Lantern (Guy Gardner) and Green Lantern (John Stewart). Batman and Justice League cameos. Story by Gerard Jones. Art by Pat Broderick and Bruce Patterson. It's the long awaited return of the DCU's greatest cosmic heroes! For years Hal Jordan has been one the DCU's best and most stalwart champions for justice. Now the greatest Green Lantern has reached a crossroads and must make a decision that will change the course of the rest of his life. Plus, where has John Stewart been?

Green Lantern DC Comics #2 1990

Lot #509 (Sale Order 509 of 588)

"Pursuit of Happiness!" Part 2 of 8. Guest-starring Green Lantern (Guy Gardner) and Green Lantern (John Stewart). Story by Gerard Jones. Art by Pat Broderick and Bruce Patterson. Hal continues to try and find a place in the world that doesn't include him being the Green Lantern. Meanwhile, Guy Gardner comes face-to-face with the Tattoo Man and he just might need Jordan's help. Plus, John Stewart's journey to OA takes an unexpected turn.

Green Lantern DC Comics #4 1990

Lot #510 (Sale Order 510 of 588)

"Among my Souvenirs!" Part 4 of 8. Guest-starring Green Lantern (Guy Gardner) and Green Lantern (John Stewart). Justice League cameo. Story by Gerard Jones. Art by Pat Broderick and Bruce Patterson. Hal decides to investigate the sudden disappearances of two entire towns. Meanwhile, John Stewart plans to escape his malevolent tormentor, even if it costs him his life.

Green Lantern DC Comics #5 1990 Key 1st appearaence of Tomar-Tu.

Lot #511 (Sale Order 511 of 588)

Key 1st appearaence of Tomar-Tu. "Back Again!" Part 5 of 8. Guest-starring Green Lantern (Guy Gardner) and Green Lantern (John Stewart). Story by Gerard Jones. Art by Pat Broderick and Bruce Patterson. Hal races to the planet OA to save the displaced Earth cities. But does even the Green Lantern have enough will power to defeat a Guardian gone mad? Especially when his immortal adversary offers him the life he always wanted.

Green Lantern DC Comics #6 1990

Lot #512 (Sale Order 512 of 588)

"Two Against the World!" Part 6 of 8. Guest-starring Green Lantern (Guy Gardner) and Green Lantern (John Stewart). Story by Gerard Jones. Art by Pat Broderick and Bruce Patterson. Guy arrives on Oa, but will his presence save the day, or just make things worse. Plus, what will be the cost for the mad Guardian's patchwork world?

Classic Star Wars Dark Horse Comic #1 1992

Lot #513 (Sale Order 513 of 588)

The first installment finds bounty hunter Skorr kidnapping Luke and Leia on Ord Mantell. Han plays the hero and gets lots of good lines. Script by Archie Goodwin, pencils by Al Williamson, inks by Steve Buccellato. Cover by Williamson.

Classic Star Wars Dark Horse Comic #2 1992

Lot #514 (Sale Order 514 of 588)

Han, Leia, Luke, and the gang escape bounty hunter Skorr and come across an apparent Imperial traitor. Darth Vader takes part in trying to capture the Falcon and its crew. Script by Archie Goodwin, pencils by Al Williamson, inks by Steve Buccellato. Cover by Williamson. Contains Dr. Giggles poster centerfold.

Classic Star Wars Dark Horse Comic #4 1992

Lot #515 (Sale Order 515 of 588)

Luke's romance with Tanith Shire accelerates, as does the relationship between Han and Leia. Luke shows fear when confronting Darth Vader.

Classic Star Wars Dark Horse Comic #5 1992

Lot #516 (Sale Order 516 of 588)

Luke, Tanith, and Tanith's father become slaves of the Serpent Masters. C-3PO and R2D2 appear to be destroyed.

3 Issues. Marvels Marvel Comic Book 0, Book 1, & Book 2.

Lot #517 (Sale Order 517 of 588)

3 Issues. Marvels Marvel Comic Book 0, Book 1, & Book 2.

Midnight Sons Unlimited Marvel Comic #1 1993 Key First solo title featuring the Midnight Sons.

Lot #518 (Sale Order 518 of 588)

Key First solo title featuring the Midnight Sons. Ghost Rider and Blaze take down an old woman who is using a demon to kill in Sleepy Hollow. From the Light, Darkness, script by Chris Cooper, art by Joe Quesada and Jimmy Palmiott; The Darkholders investigate a prison inmate who was given a Darkhold Page. On the Wings of Angels starring the Nightstalkers, script by Dan (D.G.) Chichester, art by Cynthia Martin and Joe Rubinstein. Blood is Thicker, script by Len Wein, art by Jerry Bingham; Morbius is captured by one of his old victim's brother.

Midnight Sons Unlimited Marvel Comic #4 1994

Lot #519 (Sale Order 519 of 588)

Cover by Tristan Schane. Moral Courage, script by D. G. Chichester, art by John Hixson, John Bridges, Bill Anderson, Rich Rankin, and Scott Koblish; the remaining Midnight Sons attack the Fallen; After nearly losing, they go to South America to look for Foundry, a member of the Fallen; said member gives Blade a sword that has special powers; its discovered that Lilith is alive and carrying Zarathos's child.

10 Miscellaneous Comics / Magazines

Lot #520 (Sale Order 520 of 588)

10 Miscellaneous Comics / Magazines

Low Grade Magazines

Lot #521 (Sale Order 521 of 588)

Low Grade Magazines

10 Harvey Comics Bronze Age

Lot #522 (Sale Order 522 of 588)

10 Harvey Comics Bronze Age

10 Richie Rich Comics Bronze Age

Lot #523 (Sale Order 523 of 588)

10 Richie Rich Comics Bronze Age

Lot #524 (Sale Order 524 of 588)

10 Richie Rich Comics Bronze Age

10 Archie Comics Bronze Age

Lot #525 (Sale Order 525 of 588)

10 Archie Comics Bronze Age

Lot #526 (Sale Order 526 of 588)

10 Archie Comics Bronze Age

Lot #527 (Sale Order 527 of 588)

10 Archie Comics Bronze Age

10 Harvey Comics Bronze Age

Lot #528 (Sale Order 528 of 588)

10 Harvey Comics Bronze Age

4 Bananas Comics

Lot #529 (Sale Order 529 of 588)

4 Bananas Comics

10 Miscellaneous Comics / Magazines

Lot #530 (Sale Order 530 of 588)

10 Miscellaneous Comics / Magazines

7 Dennis the Menace Comics Bronze Age

Lot #531 (Sale Order 531 of 588)

7 Dennis the Menace Comics Bronze Age

10 Disney Comics Bronze Age

Lot #532 (Sale Order 532 of 588)

10 Disney Comics Bronze Age

10 Miscellaneous Comics Bronze Age

Lot #533 (Sale Order 533 of 588)

10 Miscellaneous Comics Bronze Age

10 Disney Comics Bronze Age

Lot #534 (Sale Order 534 of 588)

10 Disney Comics Bronze Age

10 Treasure Chest Comics Bronze Age

Lot #535 (Sale Order 535 of 588)

10 Treasure Chest Comics Bronze Age

10 Miscellaneous Comics / Magazines

Lot #536 (Sale Order 536 of 588)

10 Miscellaneous Comics / Magazines

10 Miscellaneous Comics Bronze Age

Lot #537 (Sale Order 537 of 588)

10 Miscellaneous Comics Bronze Age

10 Treasure Chest Comics Bronze Age

Lot #538 (Sale Order 538 of 588)

10 Treasure Chest Comics Bronze Age

Giant Superman Annual replica DC comics #1 1998

Lot #539 (Sale Order 539 of 588)

Giant Superman Annual replica DC comics #1 1998

The Adventures of Superman DC Comics #500 1993 Key 1st Appearance of John Henry, Superboy, Cyborg Su

Lot #540 (Sale Order 540 of 588)

Key 1st Appearance of John Henry, Superboy, Cyborg Superman, Eradicatot, and White Rabbit. 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.

The Adventures of Superman DC Comics #499 1993

Lot #541 (Sale Order 541 of 588)

Part 5 of the 8-part 'Funeral for a Friend,' continued from Superman (1987) #76: Brooding over the death of his greatest obstruction, Superman, Lex Luthor becomes paranoid that Superman is pulling the same hoax on the world as Luthor did - faking his own death! Continued in Action Comics (1938 DC) #686. Written by Jerry Ordway, with art by Tom Grummett and Doug Hazlewood. Cover by Grummett and Hazlewood.

Rise of the Midnight Sons Morbius Marvel Comic #1 1992 Key First ongoing solo title.

Lot #542 (Sale Order 542 of 588)

Rise of the Midnight Sons Morbius Marvel Comic #1 1992 Key First ongoing solo title.

Book & Record Set Superman DC Comics #33 Peter Pan Records The Man from Krypton 1978 Bronze Age

Lot #543 (Sale Order 543 of 588)

Book & Record Set Superman DC Comics #33 Peter Pan Records The Man from Krypton 1978 Bronze Age

X-Men and Alpha Flight Marvel Comic #1 Bronze Age 1985 Key 1st team Appearance of Those who Sit Abov

Lot #544 (Sale Order 544 of 588)

X-Men and Alpha Flight Marvel Comic #1 Bronze Age 1985 Key 1st team Appearance of Those who Sit Above in Shadow, A pantheon of Shadow Gods. Madelyne Pryor becomes Anodyne.

Superman DC Comics #255 Bronze Age 1972

Lot #545 (Sale Order 545 of 588)

Cover art by Nick Cardy. The Sun of Superman!, script by Cary Bates, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Murphy Anderson; Superman watches everything on Earth get sucked into gravity of sun. Moon-Crossed Love!--The Fabulous World of Krypton starring Bik-Re, Ren-Re, and Tar-Lu, script by Mike Friedrich, art by Dick Giordano.

The Brave and the Bold Batman and Green Arrow DC Comics #106 Bronze Age 1973

Lot #546 (Sale Order 546 of 588)

Cover by Jim Aparo. "Double Your Money - and Die!", script by Bob Haney, art by Jim Aparo; When the shareholders of The Starr Corporation are being killed one-by-one, Batman and Green Arrow team up to watch over the owner jet-set playgirl Salome Starr, believing that she may have some involvement in the killings; However, the two heroes learn that the mastermind is really Two-Face, who is operating on his own; Fighting the criminal on a sky-slope, Two-Face skis off a cliff into a glacier to his seeming demise.

Secrets of Haunted House DC Comics #26 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #547 (Sale Order 547 of 588)

Featuring: 1 page Destiny introductory story "Secrets of Haunted House" written by Jack C. Harris and drawn by Romeo Tanghal; 7 page story "Elevator to Oblivion" written by Valerie Owens and drawn by Amado Castrillo; 3 page story "Last Train to Eternity" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Charles Nicholas & Vince Colletta; 6 page story "Mikey's Friend!" written by J.M. DeMatteis and drawn by Charles Nicholas & Armando Gil. Cover by Marshall Rogers.

Secrets of Haunted House DC Comics #27 Bronze Age 1980

Lot #548 (Sale Order 548 of 588)

Featuring: 1 page Destiny introductory story "Secrets of Haunted House" written by Jack C. Harris and drawn by Romeo Tanghal; 8 page story "Souls for the Master!" written by Murray Boltinoff and drawn by Charles Nicholas & Vince Colletta; 1 page story "Haunted Humor" by Dave Manak; 7 page story "Cold as Isis" written by Charlie Seeger and drawn by Frank Redondo; half page DC Profiles #61: Milt Snapinn. Cover by Don Heck.

Secrets of Haunted House DC Comics #32 Bronze Age 1981

Lot #549 (Sale Order 549 of 588)

Featuring: 1 page Destiny introductory story "Secrets of Haunted House" written by Jack C. Harris and drawn by Scott Hampton; 8 page Destiny story "The Legend of the Tiger's Paw" written by Charlie Seeger and drawn by June Lofamia (as June Quin-Lofamia); 7 page Destiny story "Blood and Gold" written by Bill Kelley and drawn by Jack Sparling & Vince Colletta; 1 page filler "The Mummy Strikes Out!" by Dave Manak; 8 page Tales of Destiny story "Those Who Pass Judgment!" starring Mister E, written by Bob Rozakis & Jack C. Harris ("collaborator") and drawn by Dan Spiegle. Cover by Rich Buckler & Bob Smith.

Secrets of Haunted House DC Comics #39 Bronze Age 1981

Lot #550 (Sale Order 550 of 588)

Featuring: 1 page Destiny introductory story "Secrets of Haunted House" written by Jack C. Harris and drawn by Howard Bender & Tony DeZuniga; 8 page story "A Crutch in Time" written by Charlie Seeger and drawn by Ernesto Patricio; 8 page Mister E story "The Witch-Hounds of Salem!" written by Bob Rozakis and drawn by Dan Spiegle; 8 page story "A Touch of Silver" written by Arnold Drake and drawn by Magpie 'O. Cover by Rich Buckler & Dick Giordano.

Secrets of Haunted House DC Comics #40 Bronze Age 1981

Lot #551 (Sale Order 551 of 588)

Featuring: 2 page Abel framing sequence "Secrets of Haunted House" written by Cary Burkett and drawn by Howard Bender & Tony DeZuniga; 6 page story "Something Strange about Charlotte" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Romeo Tanghal & Bob Smith; 1 page Abel story "Abel's Fables" by Dave Manak; half page text story "Thank You for the Days" written by Robin Snyder? (as RS); 8 page Mister E story "The Were-Witch of Boston" written by Bob Rozakis & Laura Rozakis (research) and drawn by Dan Spiegle; 8 page Abel story "The Crystal Crack'd" written by Jack C. Harris and drawn by Rodin Rodriguez. Cover by Rich Buckler & Dick Giordano.

Ghosts DC Comics #23 Bronze Age 1974

Lot #552 (Sale Order 552 of 588)

"Dead Is My Darling" (art by Fred Carrillo), "The Spectral Avenger" (art by Gerry Talaoc), "The Most Haunted House in England" (pencils by J. Noriega, inks by Alfredo Alcala), and "The Jinx That Rode the Skies" (art by Sam Glanzman?).

Ghosts DC Comics #58 Bronze Age 1977

Lot #553 (Sale Order 553 of 588)

Cover by Luis Dominguez. Featuring: 1 page intro story "Ghosts and the Supernatural" written by Murray Boltinoff and drawn by E.R. Cruz; 5 page story "The Split Specter" drawn by Noly Panaligan; 5 page story "The Phantom Witness" drawn by E. R. Cruz; 6 page story "The Corpse in the Closet" drawn by Fred Carrillo; 1 page text story "Death on His Mind" written by Murray Boltinoff.

Secrets of Sinister House DC Comics #6 Bronze Age 1972

Lot #554 (Sale Order 554 of 588)

2-page introduction with art by Michael Kaluta. Stories: "When is Tomorrow Yesterday?" with script by Sheldon Mayer, art by Alfredo Alcala; "The Brief Reunion!" with script by John Albano, pencils by Ed Ramos, inks by Mar Amongo; and "The Man Hater" with script by Bob Kanigher, art by Bill Draut. Kaluta cover.

Secrets of Sinister House DC Comics #14 Bronze Age 1973

Lot #555 (Sale Order 555 of 588)

"The Man and the Snake" with script by E. Nelson Bridwell (from a story by Ambrose Bierce), art by Alfredo Alcala; "The Roommate" with script by Fred Wolfe, pencils by Mike Sekowsky, inks by Bill Draut; and "The Glass Nightmare" with script by Michael Fleisher, breakdowns by Russell Carley, finished art by Alcala.

Baron Weirwulf's Haunted Library Charlton Comics #27 Bronze Age 1976

Lot #556 (Sale Order 556 of 588)

Baron Weirwulf's Haunted Library Charlton Comics #27 Bronze Age 1976

Eerie Warren Magazine #48 Bronze Age 1973 Missing back cover

Lot #557 (Sale Order 557 of 588)

Stories in this issue include: Dracula: The Son of Dracula by Bill DuBay and Rich Buckler; The Mummy Walks: ...And an End by Steve Skeates and Jaime Brocal; Think of Me and I'll be There by Jack Butterworth and Martin Salvador; Curse of the Werewolf: On a Stalking Moonlit Night by Al Milgrom, Rich Buckler, and Bill DuBay; The Resurrection Man by Jack Butterworth and Paul Neary; and Dax the Warrior: The Sacrifice by Esteban Maroto and Len Wein. Cover art by Manuel Sanjulian.

Eerie Warren Magazine #30 Bronze Age 1970

Lot #558 (Sale Order 558 of 588)

Stories in this issue include: The Entail by Pat Boyette; Mirror, Mirror by Nicola Cuti and Frank Bolle; Life Species by Bill Dubay; I, Werewolf by Ken Barr; In Close Pursuit by Jerry Grandenetti and Gordon Matthews; and The Return of Amen-Tut by Don Glut and Jack Sparling. Cover art by Basil Gogos.

Eerie Warren Magazine #43 Bronze Age 1972

Lot #559 (Sale Order 559 of 588)

Stories in this issue include: Someday by Rich Margopoulos and Jerry Grandenetti; Musical Chairs by Steve Skeates and Tom Sutton; Bright Eyes by Doug Moench and Richard Corben; The Hunt by Rich Margopoulos and Paul Neary; Showdown by Steve Skeates and Jesus Suso; and Dax the Warrior: Let the Evil One Sleep by Esteban Maroto.

Eerie Warren Magazine #56 Bronze Age 1974

Lot #560 (Sale Order 560 of 588)

Stories in this issue include: Curse of the Werewolf: ...There was a Were-Mummy by Steve Skeates and Martin Salvador; Hunter part five by Bill Dubay and Paul Neary; Wizard Wagstaff by Jack Butterworth and Richard Corben; It Returns by Carl Wessler and Enrique Badia Romero; and Doctor Archaeus: The Night of the Red Death by Gerry Boudreau and Isidro Mones. Cover art by Ken Kelly.

Eerie Warren Magazine #57 Bronze Age 1974

Lot #561 (Sale Order 561 of 588)

Stories in this issue include: The Spook: Stridspider Spong-Rot by Doug Moench and Esteban Maroto; Hunter part six by Bill DuBay and Paul Neary; The Hacker: Hide from the Hacker by Steve Skeates and Tom Sutton; Child by Greg Potter and Richard Corben (in color); It: The Terror of Foley Mansion by Carl Wessler aned Jose Gual; and Doctor Archaeus: A Switch in Time... by Gerry Boudreau and Isidro Mones. Includes letter by future Batman The Animated Series artist and director Kevin Altieri. Cover art by Ken Kelly.

Eerie Warren Magazine #58 Bronze Age 1974

Lot #562 (Sale Order 562 of 588)

Stories in this issue include: Enter: The Exterminator aka The Eat Babies...Don't They? by Bill DuBay and Esteban Maroto; The Spook: Webtread's Powercut by Doug Moench and Leopold Sanchez; The Pepper Lake Monster by Berni Wrightson; Child: Mind of the Mass by Greg Potter and Richard Corben (in color); The Spook: Knucklebones to Fever Twitch by Doug Moench and Leopold Sanchez; and Doctor Archaeus: Carnage in Costume by Gerry Boudreau and Isidro Mones. Cover art by Manuel Sanjulian.

Eerie Warren Magazine #63 Bronze Age 1975

Lot #563 (Sale Order 563 of 588)

Stories in this issue include: Night of the Jackass: Storm before the Calm by Bruce Bezaire and Jose Ortiz; Hollow of the Three Hills by Rich Margopoulos and Esteban Maroto (from the story by Nathaniel Hawthorne); The Spook: Stumpful of Grandaddies by Budd Lewis and Leopold Sanchez; Exterminator One, part two by Bill DuBay and Paul Neary (in color); The Mummy Walks: Insanity by Steve Skeates and Joaquin Blasquez; and Apocalypse: The Famine by Budd Lewis and Jose Ortiz. Cover art by Manuel Sanjulian.

Eerie Warren Magazine #69 Bronze Age 1975

Lot #564 (Sale Order 564 of 588)

This 1975 Eerie Annual features the Hunter by Rich Margopoulos, Budd Lewis, Bill DuBay, and Paul Neary. Includes Hunter pin-up by Neary. Cover art by Manuel Sanjulian.

Eerie Warren Magazine #79 Bronze Age 1976

Lot #565 (Sale Order 565 of 588)

Stories in this issue include: Time and Time Again by Bruce Jones and Richard Corben; The Pea-Green Boat by Budd Lewis and Leopold Sanchez; Darklon the Mystic: The Price by Jim Starlin; Third Person Singular part one by Bruce Jones and Luis Bermejo; and Sam's Son and Delilah by Bruce Jones, Carmine Infantino, and Al Milgrom.

Creepy Annual #1 Warren Magazine Bronze Age 1971

Lot #566 (Sale Order 566 of 588)

Painted cover by Kenneth Smith. Edited by Jim Warren. Stories by Johnny Craig, Archie Goodwin, and Raymond Marais. Art by Neal Adams, Pat Boyette, Johnny Craig, Reed Crandall, Steve Ditko, Rocke Mastroserio, Tom Sutton, Angelo Torres, and Alex Toth. Reprints from the early years of the influential horror comics magazine. A sort of werewolf tale by Neal Adams; the oft-reprinted Grave Undertaking by Toth; Ditko presents the story of a womans encounter with an ape-man.

Creepy #31 Warren Magazine Bronze Age 1970

Lot #567 (Sale Order 567 of 588)

Stories in this issue include: In the Face of Death by Al Hewetson, Bill Fraccio, and Tony Tallarico; Telephoto Troll! by R. Michael Rosen and Roger Brand; A Night's Lodging! by Rhea Dunne and Maurice Whitman; Snowmen! by Tom Sutton; A Wooden Stake for your Heart! by Don Glut and Bill Black; Death of a Stranger by T. Casey Brennan and Ernie Colon; and Laughing Liquid by Kevin Pagan and William Barry. Cover art by Vaughn Bode and Larry Todd.

Creepy #34 Warren Magazine Bronze Age 1970

Lot #568 (Sale Order 568 of 588)

Stories in this issue include: X-Tra..."X" by R. Michael Rosen and Jack Sparling; Lifeboat! by Bill Parente and Ken Barr; The Cool Jazz Ghoul by Al Hewetson and Ken Kelly; Minanker's Demons by Buddy Saunders (owner of Lone Star Comics) and John G. Fantuccio; Forgotten Prisoner of Castlemare by R. Michael Rosen, Bill Fraccio, and Tony Tallarico; The Swamp in Hell! by Al Hewetson and Don Vaughn; and Ando! by R. Michael Rosen and Syd Shores. Includes fan letter by future Garbage Pail Kids artist John Pound. Cover art by Ken Barr.

Creepy #44 Warren Magazine Bronze Age 1972

Lot #569 (Sale Order 569 of 588)

Stories in this issue include: With Silver Bells, Cockle Shells and... by F. Paul Wilson and Irv Docktor; Something to Remember Me By! by Tom Sutton; A Certain Innocence by Steve Skeates and Nebot; The Last Days of Hans Bruder by T. Casey Brennan and Frank Bolle; Like a Phone Booth, Long and Narrow by Jan Strnad and Jose Bea; The Ultimate High! by Steve Skeates and Martin Salvador; Dorian Gray: 2001 by Al Hewetson and William Barry; and Sleep by Kevin Pagan and Mike Ploog.

Creepy #58 Warren Magazine Bronze Age 1973

Lot #570 (Sale Order 570 of 588)

Stories in this issue include: Change...Into Something Comfortable by Doug Moench and Richard Corben; An Excuse for Violence by Don McGregor and Adolpho Abellan; Shriek Well before Dying! by W. Eaton and Jose Bea; Soul and Shadow by Gardner Fox and Reed Crandall; and The Waking Nightmare! by Don McGregor and Isidro Mones. Includes piece on 1973 Comic Art Convention and letters by Fred Hembeck and Greg Potter. Cover art by Manuel Sanjulian.

Creepy #62 Warren Magazine Bronze Age 1974

Lot #571 (Sale Order 571 of 588)

Stories in this issue include: The Black Cat by Bernie Wrightson (from the story by Edgar Allan Poe); Buffaloed by Larry Herndon (the late owner of memorabilia store Remember When) and John Severin; Firetrap by Jack Butterworth and Vicente Alcazar; Judas by Rich Margopoulos and Richard Corben (in color); Survivor or Savior! by Steve Skeates and Gonzalo Mayo; The Maze by Steve Skeates and Leo Summers; and The Demon Within! by Steve Skeates and Isidro Mones. Cover art by Ken Kelly.

Creepy #63 Warren Magazine Bronze Age 1974

Lot #572 (Sale Order 572 of 588)

Stories in this issue include: Jenifer by Bruce Jones and Bernie Wrightson; A Touch of Terror by Rich Margopoulos and Adolfo Abellan; ...A Ghost of a Chance by T. Casey Brennan and Vicente Alcazar; Demon in the Cockpit by Rich Margopoulos and Richard Corben (in color); Fishbait by Larry Herndon (the late owner of comic book and poster store Remember When) and Leo Summers; and The Clones! by Martin Pasko and Jose Gual. Cover art by Ken Kelly.

Creepy #67 Warren Magazine Bronze Age 1974

Lot #573 (Sale Order 573 of 588)

Stories in this issue include: Excerpts from the Year Five! by Budd Lewis and Jose Ortiz; The Haunted Abbey by Budd Lewis and Vicente Alcazar; The Happy Abbey by Budd Lewis and Vicente Alcazar; The Happy Undertaker by Carl Wessler and Martin Salvador; Edgar Allan Poe's The Raven by Richard Corben (in color); Holy War by Budd Lewis and Adolfo Abellan; and Oil of Dog by Jack Butterworth and Isidro Mones (from the story by Ambrose Bierce). Cover art by Ken Kelly.

Creepy #72 Warren Magazine Bronze Age 1975

Lot #574 (Sale Order 574 of 588)

Stories in this issue include: Vendetta by Rich Margopoulos, Gerry Boudreau, and Jose Gual; Malocchi! by Don McGregor and Jose Gual; Like the Sky Red by Doug Moench and Jose Gual; It: The Terror-Stalked Heiress by Carl Wessler and Jose Gual; The Bite by Jeff Rovin and Jose Gual; and Labyrinth by Gerry Boudreau and Jose Gual. Cover art by Ken Kelly.

Creepy #90 Warren Magazine Bronze Age 1977

Lot #575 (Sale Order 575 of 588)

Stories in this issue include: Warrior on the Edge of Forever by Bill DuBay and Jose Ortiz; The Wash Out by Bruce Jones and Leopoldo Duranona; The Search by Roger McKenzie, Carmine Infantino, and Gonzalo Mayo; Please...Save the Children by Bill DuBay and Martin Salvador; The Sacrifice by Jose Toutain and Rafael Auraleon; and Dollie by Roger McKenzie and Leopoldo Sanchez. Cover art by Enrich Torres.

Emergency Charlton Comics Magazine #1 Bronze Age 1976 Key Based on the TV Show. Cover by Neal Adams.

Lot #576 (Sale Order 576 of 588)

Key Based on the TV Show. Cover by Neal Adams. Cover by Neal Adams. Stories and art by Neal Adams, Nicola Cuti, Mike Pellowski, and Joe Gill. A Charlton magazine featuring the comics version of the popular 1970s TV show about paramedics and firefighters on duty. The paramedics feel their hands are tied by a state law that prevents them from doing medical procedures on the fly. Kids get trapped in a condemned mansion that is about to collapse into the sea. A dog-bite case gets grim when rabies is suspected. Plus features on the cast of the TV show Emergency, including Julie London. Neal Adams' studio Continuity Associates provided the art for this issue, including such well-known or soon-to-be-famous artists as Terry Austin, Dick Giordano, Russ Heath, Klaus Janson, and Josef Rubenstein. The Paramedics; The Horror House; Silent Death; His Bark Is Worse Than His Bite.

Psycho Skywald Magazine #10 Bronze Age 1973

Lot #577 (Sale Order 577 of 588)

Includes cover pencils by Pablo Marcos, inks by Fernando; The Suicide Werewolf, script by Al Hewetson, art by Marcos; The Legend Of The Man-Macabre, script by Hewetson, art by Villanova; ...Peter Piper Picked A Peck Of Pickled Corpses..., script by Hewetson, art by Maelo Cintron; The Legend Of An 18th Century Gentleman: H. P. Lovecraft article by Hewetson; Ed Fedory bio; Even A Heap Can Die!, script by Hewetson, art by Marcos; The Transplant!!, script by Ed Fedory, art by Fernando Rubio; A Leering Look At The Frankenstein Monster...Karloff article by Hewetson; Tightrope To Nowhere, script by Hewetson, art by Juez Xirinius; and Frankenstein humor story by Hewetson, art by Maelo Cintron.

Cracked Collectors Edition Monsters Major Magazines #53 Bronze Age 1983

Lot #578 (Sale Order 578 of 588)

Cracked Collectors Edition Monsters Major Magazines #53 Bronze Age 1983

Doc Savage Curtis Comic #1 Bronze Age 1975 Key Based on the film.

Lot #579 (Sale Order 579 of 588)

Key Based on the film. Magazine size edition of comic book adaptation of the classic pulp magazine hero Doc Savage. Issue features "The Doom on Thunder Isle" an adventure in which Doc Savage and his team face the bizarre menace know as the Silver Ziggurat and the deadly Manimals. Story by Doug Moench and art by John Buscema & Tony DeZuniga. Issue also has "The Man Who Shot Doc Savage," an interview with George Pal, writer and producer of the 1970s Doc Savage film. Photos from the film on the cover and inside the magazine.

The Six Million Dollar Man Charlton Comics Group Magazine #2 Bronze Age 1976

Lot #580 (Sale Order 580 of 588)

Comic-book adventures of the cyborg secret agent played by Lee Majors in the popular TV series. Stories written by Nicola Cuti, Joe Gill and Mike Pellowski, and illustrated by the likes of Neal Adams, Terry Austin, Dick Giordano, and Klaus Janson. Includes behind-the-scenes features about the original show and The Bionic Woman. Produced by Neal Adams Continuity Associates studio.

The Six Million Dollar Man Charlton Comics Group Magazine #1 Bronze Age 1976 Key Based on the TV Sho

Lot #581 (Sale Order 581 of 588)

Key Based on the TV Show. Comic-book adventures of the cyborg secret agent played by Lee Majors in the popular TV series. Stories written by Nicola Cuti, Joe Gill and Mike Pellowski, and illustrated by the likes of Neal Adams, Terry Austin, Dick Giordano, Klaus Janson, Bruce Patterson, Carl Potts and Josef Rubenstein. Also includes profiles of Majors, Lindsay (Bionic Woman) Wagner and Richard (Oscar Goldman) Anderson. Produced by Neal Adams Continuity Associates studio.

Dracula Lives Annual Marvel Comic #1 Reprint Bronze Age 1975

Lot #582 (Sale Order 582 of 588)

Dracula Lives Annual Marvel Comic #1 Reprint Bronze Age 1975

Masters of Terror Curtis Comic #1 Bronze Age 1975

Lot #583 (Sale Order 583 of 588)

All reprints: "It" (script by Roy Thomas from a story by Theodore Sturgeon, pencils by Marie Severin, inks by Frank Giacoia), "The Horror From the Mound!" (script by Gardner F. Fox from a story by Robert E. Howard, art by Frank Brunner), "The Terrible Old Man!" (script by Thomas from a story by H.P. Lovecraft, pencils by Barry Windsor-Smith, inks by Dan Adkins and John Verpoorten), "The Drifting Snow" (script by Tony Isabella from a story by August Derleth, art by Esteban Maroto, "The Shambler From the Stars!" (script by Ron Goulart from a story by Robert Bloch, pencils by Jim Starlin, inks by Tom Palmer), and "Yours Truly, Jack the Ripper!" (script by Goulart and Thomas from a story by Bloch, pencils by Gil Kane, inks by Ralph Reese). Brief bios of all of this issue's original authors. Gray Morrow cover painting based on a drawing by Jim Steranko.

Creepy #43 Warren Magazine Bronze Age 1972 Key First Interracial kiss in a comic book.

Lot #584 (Sale Order 584 of 588)

Key First Interracial kiss in a comic book. Stories in this issue include: Three-Way Split by Dennis P. Junot and Jorge Galvez; The Mark of Satan's Claw by Fred Ott and Jaime Brocal; The Men who Called him Monster by Don McGregor and Luis Garcia; Quest of the Bigfoot by R. Michael Rosen and Jerry Grandenetti; and Mirage by Gerry Conway and Felix Mas. Includes Richard Corben profile and 1971 Comicon Awards. Cover art by Ken Kelly.

Creepy #14 Warren Magazine Silver Age 1967 Key Early interior artwork by Neal Adams in a story title

Lot #585 (Sale Order 585 of 588)

Key Early interior artwork by Neal Adams in a story titled "Curse of the Vampire". Stories in this issue include: Where Sorcery Lives! by Archie Goodwin and Steve Ditko; Art of Horror by Archie Goodwin and Jerry Grandenetti; Snakes Alive! by Clark Dimond, John Benson, and Hector Castellon; The Beckoning Beyond! by Archie Goodwin and Dan Adkins; Piece by Piece by Archie Goodwin and Joe Orlando; Castle Carrion! by Archie Goodwin and Reed Crandall; and Curse of the Vampire! by Archie Goodwin and Neal Adams (making his comic book debut). Cover art by Gray Morrow.

Eerie Warren Magazine #9 Silver Age 1967 Key Early interior artwork by Neal Adams in a story titled

Lot #586 (Sale Order 586 of 588)

Key Early interior artwork by Neal Adams in a story titled "Fair Exchange". Stories in this issue include: Fair Exchange by Neal Adams and Archie Goodwin; Rub the Lamp by Jerry Grandenetti and Allan Jadro; Terror in the Tomb by Rocco Mastroserio and Archie Goodwin; The Wanderer by Dan Adkins and Archie Goodwin; Isle of the Beast by Steve Ditko and Archie Goodwin; and An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge by Bob Jenney and Archie Goodwin (based on a story by Ambrose Bierce); and Experiment in Fear. Cover art by Dan Adkins.

Eerie Warren Magazine #17 Silver Age 1968

Lot #587 (Sale Order 587 of 588)

Stories in this issue include: The Final Solution by Raymond Marais, Bill Fraccio, and Tony Tallarico; The Mummy Stalks by Archie Goodwin and Reed Crandall; To Save Face by Bill Parente and Ernie Colon; Dressed to Kill by Bill Parente and Tom Sutton; Demon Sword by Archie Goodwin and Steve Ditko; and The Death of Halpin Frayser by Craig Tennis and Frank Bolle (from the story by Ambrose Bierce). Includes letter by comic book writer and CBG columnist Tony Isabella. The fan page debuts future comic book writer Bill Mantlo and SF artist Michael Whelan. Cover art by Tom Sutton (miscredited to Barry Rockwell).

Eerie The Rook Warren Magazine #99 Bronze Age 1979 Key 1st Appearance of Horizon Seekers.

Lot #588 (Sale Order 588 of 588)

Key 1st Appearance of Horizon Seekers. Stories in this issue include: The Rook: Hickey and the Pirates by Bill DuBay and Jose Ortiz; The Horizon Seekers by Leopoldo Duranona, Cary Bates, and Leopoldo Duranona; The Shining Sea part two by Nicola Cuti and Alfredo Alcala; Harrow House part two by Bruce Jones and Jose Ortiz; and A Crack in Time by Louise Jones and Pablo Marcos. Cover art by Jordi Penalva.


Bronze Age Comics - Marvel DC Archie Disney
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Bronze Age Comics - Marvel DC Archie Disney
by Brothers' Ink, LLC Event Begins: Tuesday, November 26, 12:00 PM Mountain First lots ends Wednesday, December 11, 3:30 PM Mountain Last lot ends Wednesday, December 11, 8:23 PM Mountain Some fun comics here. Marvel DC Auction - Great comics in this one. Includes Marvel, DC and some fine Silver Age, Bronze Age and Keys. Some Issues Include: Star Wars Adventure Action Comics Superman Spider-man Disney Gold Key Archie Marvel DC 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!