About: Moon Knight # 1-3 by Doug Moench and Bill Sienkiewicz features the first appearance of the villain Bushman as well as the Origin Story of Moon Knight.
Condition: Mid Grade to High Grade condition with cover wear consistent with grade.
SEE PICS Pics are of the actual items. No Stock Photos are used.
Read MoreCondition Notes: Mid-Grade Condition
Item Notes: What If? # 45 is well known for its Bill Sienkiewicz painted cover.
Read MoreTitle: Hell and Back
Date: August, 1986
Creative Team: Frank Miller (writer), Bill Sienkiewicz (artist)
Condition: High Grade Condition Read More
Condition Notes: Rare Factory Error. Cover is mis-aligned and mis-cut. This is notable due to the correct positioning of the binding staples.
These types of factory errors rarely make it to circulation and are destroyed at the factory. Mid Grade Condition with cover wear. NO Writing, NO Cut-Outs.
About Notes: Moon Knight # 1 is the Origin of Moon Knight and the first appearance of the Egyptian God, Khonshu. This issue completely reformatted Moon Knight to his more modern concept. Moon Knight # 1 also debuts the villain, Bushman.
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Read MoreTransformers # 1 is the very first Transformers comic book. A war has raged on the planet Cybertron for many millenia between the Autobots and Decepticons. That war has arrived on Earth after both parties crash land there on the ARK, the Autobot’s starship.
The Transformers comic series debuted the exact same time as the cartoon series, which was also developed by Marvel Animation.
Condition Notes: Mid -High Grade condition
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