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£15.00Batman #326, published by DC Comics in August 1980. This is the 15p UK price variant and a notable Bronze Age Batman key due to its place in the history of Arkham Asylum. In “This Way Lies Madness!”, Batman encounters “Mad Dog” Markham, a criminal who should still be incarcerated at Arkham. After discovering another…
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£10.00Captain America #187, published by Marvel in 1975, features Captain America and The Falcon in a story titled ‘Madness is the Murder-Maze!’ The issue depicts a confrontation with the Demon-Druid’s death-trap. Cover art is representative of the Silver Age style. The comic includes appearances by Captain America, Falcon, and the Demon-Druid. Rust on staples.
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£10.00Conan the Barbarian #52, published by Marvel in 1975, features Conan facing a monstrous threat in ‘The God in the Crypt!’ This issue is part of the Bronze Age of comics and showcases classic sword and sorcery action. The cover art is dynamic, capturing Conan’s fierce battle stance. The story continues the adventures of Conan…
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£10.00Conan the Barbarian #64 published by Marvel in 1977 features Conan battling the ‘Fiends of the Feathered Serpent.’ The cover art is by the renowned artist John Buscema. This issue continues the sword and sorcery adventures of Conan in a classic Marvel All-Colour Comics format.
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£15.00Vintage Silver Age Marvel collectible — Daredevil #55 published in August 1969. This dramatic issue features one of the more visually striking late-1960s Daredevil covers, with the Man Without Fear swinging across a city skyline while taunted by giant “Coward!” lettering across the cover. A memorable psychological-style Marvel cover from the classic Stan Lee era….
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£20.00Vintage Silver Age Marvel collectible — Daredevil #58 published in November 1969. This action-packed issue features a classic motorcycle battle cover with Daredevil facing off against the Stunt-Master in one of the era’s most dynamic stunt-action scenes. A fantastic late-Silver Age Marvel comic with strong visual appeal and bold cover colors. A great addition for…
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£20.00The Ox Strikes Again!” Daredevil battles the powerful Enforcers villain The Ox as chaos erupts high above the city streets. Bronze Age Marvel issue featuring a classic showdown with one of Daredevil’s recurring foes. Published in 1972. Written by Gerry Conway with interior art by Gene Colan and cover art by Gene Colan. Not a…
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£50.00Scarce vintage British adventure comic featuring jungle adventure stories including Wambi, Tiger Girl, and Captain Thunder. Description: This is a vintage copy of Diamond Adventure Comic #11, a collectible British adventure title from the mid-20th century. The striking cover artwork features a tiger stalking a jungle path as Wambi appears on the shoreline, perfectly capturing…
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£15.00World of Madness… World of Doom!” The Fantastic Four become trapped in a deadly conflict involving Doctor Doom, with Medusa also featured prominently. Bronze Age Marvel issue packed with classic Kirby-era energy after the original run. Published in 1974. Written by Gerry Conway with interior art by Rich Buckler and Joe Sinnott, with cover art…
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£12.00Fantastic Four #163 published by Marvel in 1975 features a dramatic confrontation with the villain Gaard in a sudden-death showdown. The cover art is by Jack Kirby, showcasing the Fantastic Four team in action. This issue is part of the Bronze Age of comics.
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£15.00Fantastic Four #164, published by Marvel in 1975, features the storyline ‘The Coming of the Crusader!’ where the Fantastic Four face a powerful new adversary. The cover art showcases the team members and the Crusader, highlighting the intense conflict. This issue is part of the Silver Age of comics and includes appearances by key Fantastic…
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£15.00Classic Silver Age sci-fi anthology comic — Forbidden Worlds #91 from American Comics Group (ACG), published in 1960. This issue features an eye-catching Ogden Whitney cover with a bizarre shrinking ray scene and classic early Silver Age sci-fi charm. A great collectible for fans of vintage mystery, horror, and fantasy comics from the pre-Marvel boom…