Strange Tales # 138 features the 4th appearance of Nick Fury by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. Strange Tales #138 also has a Doctor Strange story by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko that features the first appearance of Eternity.
Condition: Mid Grade condition with cover wear including Marvel chipping and small tears to back cover. Attached at both staples with NO Writing and NO Cut Outs. SEE PICS
Read MoreCondition: High Grade Condition
Medium: Batman # 50 blank cover
This Amazing Fantasy Batman original artwork is by comic artist Joshua H. Stulman. The cover is both an homage piece to the classic cover of Amazing Fantasy # 15 (The first app. of Spider-Man) by Jack Kirby, as well as created in the comic style of Todd McFarlane based on his Spawn #221 Homage.
This is a one-of-a-kind original artwork, NOT a reproduction. Comes with a Certificate Of Authenticity COA from the Brooklyn Comic Shop. The artwork is Pen and Ink on a Batman # 50 blank cover.
Read MoreDate: 1977
Condition Notes: Great Condition
Avengers # 156 features an appearance by Dr. Doom and cover art by Jack Kirby.
Read MoreDate: 1974
Creative Team: Stan Lee (Writer) & Jack Kirby (Artist)
Condition Notes: Mid Grade Condition. The comic is complete and firmly attached at the staples with No Writing or Cut Outs. Has wear and creasing to the cover/back cover.
Read MoreDate: Jan. 1967
Creative Team: Stan Lee (Writer) & Jack Kirby (Artist)
Condition Notes: Very Good Condition. The comic is complete and attached at the staples with No Writing or Cut Outs. Has wear and creasing to the cover/back cover, See Pics.
Read MoreDate: Nov. 1968
Creative Team: Stan Lee (Writer) & Jack Kirby (Artist)
Condition Notes: Mid Grade Condition. The comic is complete and firmly attached at the staples with No Writing or Cut Outs. Has wear and creasing to the cover/back cover, See Pics.
Read MoreThis Rare convention program features early artwork by John Romita Jr on Spider-Man from 1977, as well as contributions from Jack Kirby, John Buscema, Neal Adams, John Severin, Alex Toth. The book has a feature article on Bernie Wrightson, as well as an article by Frank Thorne on Red Sonja. It also includes an early look at Cosplay in the 1970’s.
This comic has been hand signed by Bernie Wrightson at the Boston Comic Con 2016. Joe Sinnott signed the book at the Ultimate Comic Book Trade Show and Expo in the Hudson Valley, New York 2016.
The signatures were witnessed by a Brooklyn Comic Shop representative. This comic comes with a signed Certificate Of Authenticity (COA).
Super Powers Cyclotron figure
Date: 1986
Series: 3
Company: Kenner
Condition Notes: Excellent Condition, with minimal wear (See Pics).
The DC Super Powers Collection was based on the comic book series by Jack Kirby as well as the popular Super Friends TV show.
The toyline was produced by Kenner and ran for 3 years across three series. The toyline consists of 33 figures including new DC property acquisitions of Plastic Man and Captain Marvel (re-named Shazam!). Series 3 from 1986 saw limited release of 10 figures which are all sought after by collectors.
The Super Powers toyline is known for it’s realistic sculpting, action features, and wide range of character offerings from the DC Universe.
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