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Master of Kung Fu #117 published by Marvel in 1982 features Shang-Chi in a dramatic battle against tentacled creatures in a dark dungeon setting. The cover art is by Gene Day. The story continues the martial arts adventures of Shang-Chi, the Master of Kung Fu. This issue is notable for its dynamic cover and intense…
Master of Kung Fu #118, published by Marvel Comics in 1982, features a double-sized spectacular issue titled ‘The Hands of Shang-Chi.’ The cover art is by Gene Day. This issue continues the martial arts adventures of Shang-Chi, the Master of Kung Fu, as he confronts new threats. The story is set against a backdrop of…
Master of Kung Fu #119, published by Marvel Comics in 1982, features the storyline ‘Brynocki’s Marauders!’ This issue showcases the martial arts adventures of Shang-Chi. The cover art is by Gene Day, known for his dynamic and detailed style. The comic is a classic example of early 1980s Marvel martial arts storytelling.
Master of Kung Fu #120, published by Marvel Comics in 1982, features Shang-Chi in a storyline titled ‘Dweller by the Dark Stream!’ The cover art is by Gene Day. This issue continues the martial arts adventures of Shang-Chi, the Master of Kung Fu, as he confronts mysterious threats in a dark, eerie setting.
Master of Kung Fu #121, published by Marvel in 1982, features a tense storyline set in Paris involving Shang-Chi. The cover art depicts a dramatic confrontation with guns and knives, highlighting the martial arts action typical of the series. This issue is part of the Bronze Age of comics and showcases the gritty urban atmosphere…
Master of Kung Fu #122, published by Marvel Comics in 1982, features Shang-Chi in an intense martial arts action scene on the cover by artist Jim Craig. The storyline continues the adventures of Shang-Chi, the Master of Kung Fu, as he battles various foes using his exceptional martial arts skills. This issue is part of…
Master of Kung Fu #123, published by Marvel in 1983, features Shang-Chi in a tense hostage situation involving ninjas. The cover art is by Jim Craig. This issue continues the martial arts adventures of Shang-Chi, the Master of Kung Fu.
Red Sonja #12 – 1978 – Marvel Comics UK – Barry Windsor-Smith Cover – Bronze Age Comic A vintage 1978 UK edition of Red Sonja #12, featuring Marvel’s legendary sword-wielding heroine in a striking Bronze Age comic. Published under the Marvel All-Colour Comics banner, this issue features a memorable cover illustration by acclaimed fantasy artist…
Savage Tales #6, published by Marvel Comics / Curtis Magazines in September 1974. This oversized Bronze Age black-and-white magazine stars Ka-Zar, Lord of the Hidden Jungle, and features a superb fully painted cover by legendary artist Neal Adams. The issue originally contained 68 pages and carried a 75¢ US cover price. The lead story, “The…
Sgt. Fury and His Howling Commandos #81 (1970) – Marvel Comics – Original 15¢ War Comic – “The All-American!” An original vintage Marvel war comic featuring Sgt. Nick Fury and his legendary Howling Commandos, published during the classic early years of Marvel’s military adventure series. This issue features “The All-American!”, an action-packed story built around…
Spider-Woman #7, published by Marvel in 1978, features a dramatic storyline where Spider-Woman faces a dire crisis involving a deadly button that could doom both her and her adversary. The cover art is by Jim Mooney, showcasing Spider-Woman breaking through wooden debris with tanks in the background. This issue is part of the Marvel All-Colour…
Spider-Woman #8, published by Marvel in 1978, features a dramatic cover by Infantino & Leialoha. The issue’s storyline involves Spider-Woman facing a deadly threat from a man who seemingly cannot die, highlighting her peril and resilience. This vintage Marvel All-Colour Comics edition was released in the UK with a 12p cover price.
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