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£25.00Vintage Silver Age collectible — Adventures Into The Unknown #120 published by American Comics Group (ACG) in 1960. This classic issue features an unforgettable surreal sci-fi/horror cover with a miniature explorer facing “The Danger From Below!” atop a giant apple. A standout piece from the golden era of pre-superhero suspense comics. A fantastic addition for…
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£4.00Alpha Flight #18 features key developments for Heather and Snowbird, alongside a confrontation involving Shaman and a formidable menace. The issue continues the adventures of Canada’s premier superhero team as they face personal and supernatural challenges. Published in 1985, this Copper Age Marvel comic showcases the creative work of the era with cover art by…
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£4.00Alpha Flight #22 features the introduction of Pink Pearl, a formidable new character who challenges the team. The story unfolds with intense confrontations and character dynamics that add depth to the series. This issue is a notable part of the Alpha Flight saga, showcasing Marvel’s diverse character roster and storytelling style during the mid-1980s. Published…
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£4.00Alpha Flight #27 features a tense confrontation where the choice is stark: save Snowbird or risk the life of Shaman’s daughter. The story unfolds with the team facing difficult decisions and showcases the dynamics within this Canadian superhero group. This issue is part of the ongoing Alpha Flight series from Marvel Comics. Published in 1985…
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£10.00Alpha Flight #4, published by Marvel in 1984, features a dramatic cover by John Byrne. The storyline continues the adventures of Canada’s premier superhero team, Alpha Flight, as they face new threats and challenges. This issue highlights key characters such as Northstar and Aurora. The cover art is notable for its dynamic composition and vibrant…
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£20.00Aquaman #56 published by DC in 1970 features Aquaman confronting a monstrous creature threatening Detroit. The cover art highlights the dramatic encounter with the creature that devoured Detroit. This Bronze Age comic showcases classic Aquaman action and storytelling.
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£10.00Aquaman Special #1 published by DC in 1989 features the storyline ‘Spirit & Flesh’ showcasing Aquaman confronting a mysterious spirit figure. Cover art by Tom Mandrake. This issue explores Aquaman’s connection between the physical and spiritual realms.
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£15.00Avengers #138 published by Marvel in 1975 features a dramatic storyline where Earth’s mightiest heroes face a deadly threat, with the cover art by Jim Starlin. The issue is notable for its intense action and character dynamics.
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£15.00Marvel Avengers #138 (August 1975) featuring the story “Stranger in a Strange Man!”. A classic Bronze Age issue with appearances by key Avengers characters including Thor, Iron Man, Vision, and more. A solid mid-grade collectible with bright colours and strong visual appeal. Condition notes (see photos): Light to moderate spine wear Minor creasing visible Edge…
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£15.00Avengers #187, published by Marvel in 1979, features the storyline ‘The Witch on Wundagore Mountain!’ with key characters including Captain America, Ms. Marvel, The Falcon, Quicksilver, The Wasp, and Wonder Man. The cover artist is not verified. This issue is part of the Bronze Age of comics.
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£20.00Avengers #188, published by Marvel in 1979, features the Avengers in a storyline titled ‘The Elements of Doom!’ The cover art showcases a dynamic battle scene with multiple Avengers characters. This issue is part of the Bronze Age of comics.
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£15.00Classic Bronze Age Marvel issue Avengers #90 (July 1971) featuring the dramatic “Judgment Day!” storyline. This issue includes appearances by key Avengers members such as Vision, Scarlet Witch, Quicksilver, and Wasp. A great collectible for fans of early 1970s Marvel and Avengers story arcs. Ideal for: Bronze Age Marvel collectors Avengers fans