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£12.00Spider-Woman #9, published by Marvel in 1978, features the story ‘Beware… The Eye of the Needle!’ with cover art by Infantino & Wiacek. The comic showcases Spider-Woman in action against a villain with a powerful eye beam. This issue is part of the classic Marvel All-Colour Comics series and is notable for its dynamic cover…
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£20.00A fantastic vintage Star Wars Annual No.1, published by Brown Watson in 1978, featuring artwork and stories inspired by the original Star Wars film. This sought-after hardback annual includes comic adaptations, black and white illustrations, and classic artwork featuring Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Darth Vader, C-3PO, R2-D2 and X-Wing fighters. A great collectible for Star…
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£15.00Relive the action of one of the 1970s’ most iconic television series with this Starsky & Hutch Annual 1979. This officially licensed BBC TV annual is packed with full-colour photographs from the hit series, stories, features and illustrations featuring the famous detective duo. A nostalgic collectible for fans of classic television, vintage annuals and 1970s…
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£8.00Strange Tales #3, published by Marvel in 1977, features stories starring Cloak and Dagger and Doctor Strange. The cover art by Gene Colan depicts a dramatic scene with Cloak and Dagger facing a monstrous creature, and Doctor Strange confronting shadowy threats. The issue includes the storyline ‘Dr. Strange Has Too Many House Khats.’
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£10.00Tales to Astonish Starring the Sub-Mariner #10 (1980) – Marvel UK – The Man Called Barracuda! A fantastic vintage Marvel UK comic featuring Namor the Sub-Mariner in an action-packed underwater adventure against a dangerous opponent known as Barracuda. This issue features a colourful underwater cover showing Namor battling Barracuda inside a large metal net, with…
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£8.00Tales to Astonish Starring the Sub-Mariner #14 (1981) – Marvel UK – Namor vs. The Human Torch A vintage British Marvel comic featuring an explosive confrontation between two of Marvel’s most iconic heroes: Namor the Sub-Mariner and the Human Torch. The dramatic cover depicts Namor caught in a blazing inferno as the Human Torch unleashes…
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£10.00Tales to Astonish Starring the Sub-Mariner #8 (1980) – Marvel UK – Sub-Mariner vs The Thing A fantastic vintage Marvel UK comic featuring an explosive confrontation between two legendary Marvel characters: Namor the Sub-Mariner and Ben Grimm, the Thing, from the Fantastic Four. The dramatic cover depicts the Thing preparing to unleash a powerful punch…
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£10.00Tales to Astonish Starring the Sub-Mariner #9 (1980) – Marvel UK – The Spell of the Serpent! An eye-catching vintage Marvel UK comic featuring Namor the Sub-Mariner in a dramatic tale of danger, mystery and supernatural menace. This issue features a striking red cover showing Namor apparently under the influence of a mysterious, blue-skinned sorceress…
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£15.00An original 1978 copy of The Amazing Spider-Man #182, published by Marvel Comics, featuring the return of Rocket Racer in a classic Bronze Age Spider-Man adventure. The dynamic cover shows Spider-Man battling the high-speed villain above the streets of New York, with the memorable exchange: “It’s a shame you swing all the way UP here—”…
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£12.00The Avengers #194, published by Marvel in 1980, features an intense storyline where Earth’s mightiest heroes face a formidable mechanical threat. The cover art showcases Vision under attack by robotic arms, emphasizing his unique nature as he declares, ‘I am not human!’ This issue is part of the Bronze Age of comics and highlights the…
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£5.00The Avengers #199, published by Marvel Comics in 1980, features the storyline ‘The Madness Within Red Ronin!’ The cover art depicts the Avengers characters trapped by mechanical tentacles, highlighting a tense and action-packed moment. This issue is part of the Bronze Age of comics and includes appearances by key Avengers characters. The cover artist is…
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£15.00The Avengers #238 published by Marvel in 1984 features the story ‘Unlimited Vision’ with key characters including Vision and other Avengers. The cover art is by Jim Mooney. This issue showcases the Avengers in a dramatic confrontation, highlighting Vision’s powers and the team’s dynamics.