Date: November, 1964
Writer: Stan Lee
Artists: Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko
About: Tales To Astonish # 061 features the first appearance of Bruce Banner’s romantic competitor and Hulk villain, Major Glen Talbot.
Condition: Very Good Condition. Complete and attached at both staples with cover wear consistent with grade. NO Rips, NO Cut-Outs, NO Writing. SEE PICS Pics are of the actual items. No Stock Photos are used.
Read MoreAbout: Daredevil # 12 features a script by Stan Lee, Layouts by Jack Kirby and the introduction of artwork by John Romita, who would go on to become the most influential Spider-Man artist and art director for Marvel.
Condition: Apparent Mid Grade condition with cover wear consistent with grade. Has a small coupon clipped from the cover.
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Read MoreStrange Tales # 136 features the 2nd appearance of Nick Fury Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. Strange Tales #136 also has a Doctor Strange story by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko.
Condition: Mid Grade condition with cover wear including Marvel chipping and creasing to cover. Attached at both staples with NO Writing and NO Cut Outs. SEE PICS
Read MoreStrange 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 MoreStrange Tales # 151 features a Stan Lee and Jack Kirby Nick Fury story. The comic is also Jim Steranko’s first artwork on Nick Fury. Strange Tales #151 also has a Doctor Strange story by Stan Lee and Bill Everett (Sub-Mariner & Daredevil creator) that features Dormammu and Eternity.
Condition: Mid Grade condition with minimal wear.
Read MoreCondition Notes: Excellent Condition with minimal cover wear
Comic Notes: Amazing Fantasy # 15 features the first appearance of Spider-Man. This reprinting of the iconic Stan Lee and Steve Ditko debut is from the newspaper circular series, Spider-Man Collectible Series # 1.
Signature Notes: Amazing Fantasy # 15 has been signed legendary Silver Age Marvel creators:
Larry Lieber (Silver Age Amazing Spider-Man Artist) @ East Coast Comic Con 2017
Joe Sinnott (Silver Age Amazing Spider-Man Comic Strip Artist) @ Albany Comic Con 2017
Roy Thomas (Amazing Spider-Man Writer) @ Mohegan Sun Terrific Comic Con 2018
Comes with Certificate Of Authenticity (COA)
Read MoreDate:October, 1967
Comic Notes:Pow! Magazine # 40 is a rare UK weekly magazine that published Marvel comics along with original humor strips. This issue features Amazing Spider-Man # 17, second appearance of the Green Goblin by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko. The magazine was also distributed in East Africa, Australia, New Zealand and Indonesia.
Printed on newsprint stock, this magazine is quite rare due to its age in a time when international readers would discard as any regular newspaper.
Condition: Mid Grade condition with Cover wear. Complete and attached at both staples. Has piece missing from bottom cover. No Cut Outs or missing pages.
Read MoreDate: October, 1970
About the Comic: Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen # 133 features the first Jack Kirby art/story on Superman. This is Kirby’s first comic work for DC Comics after leaving Marvel and splitting with Stan Lee.
Condition: Bronze Age Era comic in High Mid Grade condition with minimal Cover wear. No Cut Outs and No Writing.
Read MoreCreative Team: Gerry Conway, Stan Lee (Writer) & Ross Andru, Carmine Infantino, John Romita (Artist)
About: Battle of the Century: Superman vs The Amazing Spider-Man was the event of the decade in the 1970’s. The two giants, Marvel and DC, had never crossed over their respective universes before. The book was carefully crafted by the top comic creators from both companies. Everything was organized to be perfect. While the story was developed by Gerry Conway and art by Ross Andru, Stan lee and Roy Thomas had their say in the story and legendary Spider-Man artist, John Romita was brought in to do the face of Peter Parker to ensure the drawing was “on model.” Contributions by Neal Adams to the Superman faces went uncredited because he never even told Marvel or DC that he added his touch to the book. The cover designed by Carmine Infantino and drawn by Ross Andru is regarded as one of the greatest covers in comic history.
Condition Notes: Mid Grade Condition with cover wear. The comic is firmly attached at the staples with No Writing or No Cut Outs.
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.
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