About: Secret Wars # 8 features the Origin of the Venom Alien and tells how Spider-Man acquired the black suit. This issue of Secret Wars was published at the same time that the original Venom storyline was concluding in Amazing Spider-Man # 258, which revealed the costume to be an evil alien symbiote. Signature Notes: Marvel Super-Heroes Secret Wars # 8 was signed by artist, Michael Zeck and inker John Beatty at the Mohegan Sun Terrific Con 2018. Spider-Man Editor Danny Fingeroth signed the comic at the Jewish Comic Con 2018. The signature was obtained and witnessed directly by the Brooklyn Comic Shop and comes with a Certificate Of Authenticity COA. Comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity (C.O.A).

2nd Printing Signature Notes: Batman: The Dark Knight Returns # 1 is signed by creators, Frank Miller (Artist/Writer),  Klaus Janson (Inker) & Dennis O'Neil (Editor). The comic was signed by Frank Miller and Klaus Janson at New York Comic Con 2018. Dennis O'Neil signed the comic at the East Coast Comic Con 2019. The signatures were eye-witnessed by a Brooklyn Comic Shop representative. Comes with Certificate of Authenticity (COA). Condition Notes: High Grade Condition with minimal wear,  SEE PICS

Frank Miller Artwork Condition: High Grade Condition with minimal cover wear

Comic Notes: Batman # 436 features the first appearance of Tim Drake as a flashback sequence recounting the night of Dick Grayson's parents' murder. Condition Notes: High Grade Condition with cover  minimal wear.

Condition: Mid-High Grade Condition Uncanny X-Men # 143 features the final issue by John Byrne and Chris Claremont.

Frank Miller Artwork Condition: High Grade Condition with minimal cover wear

Date: 1986 About the Comic: 1st issue published by Kitchen Sink. The series features Omaha the Cat Dancer and was published for 20 issues in its original run. Condition: Bronze Age Era comic in High Mid Grade condition with minimal Cover wear. No Cut Outs and No Writing.

Uncanny X-Men # 128 features Proteus, and has brief appearances by Magneto and Multiple Man in Flashback. This issue is part of the legendary comic run of John Byrne and Chris Claremont that shaped the scope of X-Men to this day. The Byrne/Claremont team reinvigorated interest in the X Men franchise and saved it from cancellation. These stories developed Wolverine's background and was the source of some of the greatest X-Men stories, "Days Of Future Past" and "the Dark Phoenix Saga."