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The Amazing Spider-Man #390 (June 1994) – Marvel Comics – Direct Edition Classic 1990s Spider-Man comic featuring Shriek and Carrion, with striking cover artwork by Mark Bagley. “Shrieking Part One” begins a new nightmare for Peter Parker as he faces the dangerous duo of Shriek and Carrion. Still struggling with the fallout from recent events,…
The Amazing Spider-Man #391 (July 1994) – Marvel Comics – Newsstand Edition Classic 1990s Spider-Man comic featuring a striking Shriek cover by Mark Bagley, continuing the dramatic two-part Shrieking storyline. In “Shrieking Part Two”, Spider-Man faces the terrifying powers of Shriek as the villainess unleashes her psychological and sonic attacks. With Peter Parker already struggling…
The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #24 (1990) – Marvel Comics – Newsstand Edition Classic 1990 Marvel annual featuring Spider-Man teaming up with Ant-Man (Scott Lang) in a fantastic 64-page special! In “Spidey’s Totally Tiny Adventure – Part One”, Spider-Man finds himself dramatically reduced in size and must join forces with Ant-Man to tackle a dangerous new…
An original The Invincible Iron Man #85, published by Marvel Comics in April 1976, featuring the desirable UK 9p price variant. This issue features the classic story “…And the Freak Shall Inherit the Earth!”, including the dramatic debut of Iron Man’s redesigned armour, making it a memorable Bronze Age issue for collectors. The comic shown…
Classic Bronze Age X-Men comic featuring the Starjammers, with fantastic Dave Cockrum cover artwork and a story written by legendary X-Men writer Chris Claremont. In “Pursuit!”, the X-Men join forces with Corsair and the Starjammers as they confront Deathbird and the deadly alien Brood. With Colossus seriously injured and Professor Xavier in danger, the mutants…
The Uncanny X-Men #187 (November 1984) – Marvel Comics Classic Bronze Age X-Men comic featuring Storm, Forge and the deadly Dire Wraiths, with striking cover artwork by John Romita Jr. In “Wraithkill!”, Storm struggles with the devastating loss of her mutant powers following the events involving Forge. Meanwhile, the X-Men become entangled in a terrifying…
The Uncanny X-Men #223 (November 1987) – Marvel Comics Classic 1980s X-Men comic featuring Storm battling a monstrous giant serpent, with dynamic cover artwork by Marc Silvestri and Dan Green. In “Omens and Portents”, the X-Men face growing dangers as Storm continues her journey to regain her mutant powers. Meanwhile, mysterious events involving the team…
Published in 1981, this exciting Bronze Age issue of The Uncanny X-Men #146 features the X-Men facing the deadly traps of Arcade’s Murderworld. The issue also includes the memorable appearance of Doctor Doom looming over the action on a striking, colorful cover. Written during the legendary Claremont era, this comic delivers classic mutant storytelling, fan-favorite…
The Uncanny X-Men #199 – November 1985 from Marvel Comics. 🔥 Classic Chris Claremont-era X-Men 🔥 Striking Rachel Summers / Phoenix “Born Again!” cover 🔥 Leads directly into the landmark X-Men #200 🔥 Features the Freedom Force storyline 🔥 Classic mid-80s Marvel X-Men Bagged and boarded. Presents well overall with some visible age/handling wear, particularly…
Published in 1980, this fan-favorite Bronze Age issue of X-Men #143 is one of the most iconic standalone X-Men stories ever printed. Famous for its unforgettable “Merry Christmas” horror-themed cover, the issue features Kitty Pryde facing the N’Garai demon alone inside the X-Mansion in a suspenseful holiday classic often compared to Alien and Home Alone….
Published in 1981, this classic Bronze Age issue of The Uncanny X-Men #144 continues the memorable holiday-era storyline following X-Men #143. Featuring Cyclops battling the fear-feeding demon D’Spayre with a guest appearance by Man-Thing, this issue blends horror and superhero action in vintage Claremont-era X-Men style. Striking cover art, strong nostalgia appeal, and connection to…
Marvel Graphic Novel #5: X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills, published by Marvel Comics in 1982. Written by Chris Claremont with artwork and a painted cover by Brent Eric Anderson, this is one of the most important and acclaimed standalone X-Men stories of the era. The photographed copy carries the $6.95 US / £4.95 UK cover…
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