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£25.00
Classic Bronze Age Marvel issue featuring Iron Man battling the Death Squad—Whiplash, the Melter, and the Man-Bull—while also facing the bizarre threat of the Black Lama. This issue is well known for its memorable cover and unusual setting at a comic convention, making it a fun Bronze Age collectible for Iron Man fans. Comic Details…
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£30.00
A desirable UK Price Variant of The Invincible Iron Man #81, published by Marvel Comics in December 1975. This Bronze Age issue features Iron Man versus Firebrand in the explosive conclusion to the “War of the Mind Dragons” storyline. The dramatic cover showcases Iron Man battling Firebrand beneath the looming Mind Dragon, making it a…
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£30.00
A collectible UK Price Variant of The Invincible Iron Man #82, published by Marvel Comics in January 1976. This issue concludes the previous storyline with the revelation surrounding Tony Stark’s secret identity while Iron Man battles giant apes in the action-packed story “Peril of the Apes!” The striking Bronze Age cover and low-print UK edition…
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£15.00
This Marvel Comics single issue from The Uncanny X-Men series features artwork by Bill Sienkiewicz and characters including Wolverine. Published in 1982, it showcases classic Marvel storytelling and art.
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£20.00
Add a Bronze Age Marvel collectible to your collection with Marvel Premiere #44, featuring The Jack of Hearts in his first solo adventure following his earlier appearances in Marvel Team-Up and Deadly Hands of Kung Fu. Published in October 1978, this issue launches Jack of Hearts into his own feature and remains a sought-after Bronze…
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£17.00
A fantastic Bronze Age Marvel collectible featuring The Falcon in his first full-length solo adventure. Marvel Premiere #49 marks Sam Wilson’s first starring feature in Marvel Premiere and is an increasingly popular issue as interest in The Falcon/Captain America continues to grow. Comic Details Title: Marvel Premiere Issue: #49 Feature: The Falcon Publisher: Marvel Comics…
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£130.00
This is a collectible Bronze Age copy of Marvel Spotlight #11 from August 1973 featuring Ghost Rider during his breakout early Marvel Spotlight run, one of the defining supernatural series of the 1970s. The CGC label notes the “death” of Witch-Woman and confirms that the story continues into Ghost Rider #1. Produced during Marvel’s hugely…
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£40.00
Shazam! #4 – DC Comics – July 1973 CGC Universal Grade 5.5 Off-White to White Pages Classic C.C. Beck cover featuring the Original Captain Marvel. Minor Bronze Age Shazam key with the first cover appearances of Captain Marvel Jr. and Mary Marvel since the Golden Age. CGC label notes: Denny O’Neil story • C.C. Beck…
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£20.00
A 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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£15.00
Relive 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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£25.00
An original The Invincible Iron Man #107, published by Marvel Comics in February 1978, featuring the desirable UK 12p price variant. This issue concludes the classic Midas storyline with “Hour of the Golden Doom!”, as Iron Man faces the final showdown against one of his most dangerous foes. Bronze Age UK price variants continue to…
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£25.00
An original The Invincible Iron Man #111, published by Marvel Comics in June 1978, featuring the sought-after UK 12p price variant. This Bronze Age issue features “The Man and the Mayhem!”, with Iron Man battling the monstrous Manticore in a dramatic cover by Keith Pollard and Bob Layton. UK price variants from this period were…