COMICS • MODERN • VINTAGE • RAW • GRADED
Bronze Age Comics
Showing 13–24 of 188 results
Action Comics #550, published by DC in 1983, features Superman in a dramatic storyline titled ‘The Day the Earth Exploded!’ The cover art by Sam Glanzman vividly depicts Superman amidst a catastrophic event threatening Earth. This issue is part of the Bronze Age of comics and includes appearances by Superman. The comic is a raw…
Alpha Flight #14 features the Canadian superhero team facing mysterious threats lurking in Lake Ontario. The story continues to explore the team’s dynamics and supernatural challenges. The cover art vividly depicts a tense underwater scene with a female character in peril, emphasizing the issue’s suspenseful tone. Published in 1984 by Marvel, this issue is part…
Alpha Flight #15 features a dramatic underwater confrontation between Sub-Mariner and Marrina, highlighting the ongoing tensions and alliances within the Marvel Universe. The story unfolds with intense action and character dynamics that define this era of superhero comics. Published in 1984, this issue is part of Marvel’s Bronze Age and showcases the creative work of…
Alpha Flight #2, published by Marvel in 1983, features the beginning of the storyline ‘The Mystery of Marrina.’ This issue showcases the team dealing with the strange changes happening to Marrina. The cover art is by John Byrne, a notable artist of the era. The comic is from the Bronze Age of comics.
Alpha 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…
Aquaman #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.
Avengers #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.
Marvel 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…
Avengers #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.
Avengers #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.
Avengers #192, published by Marvel in 1979, features the Avengers facing peril in Pittsburgh. The cover art depicts a dramatic battle scene with key Avengers characters confronting a monstrous foe. This issue is part of the Bronze Age of comics and showcases classic Marvel storytelling and artwork.
Avengers #203, published by Marvel Comics in 1980, features the storyline where The Beast and Wonder Man face the unending menace of the Crawlers. This Bronze Age comic showcases classic Avengers characters in a gripping battle. The cover art is iconic of the era, highlighting the intense action and character dynamics.
Your shopping basket is empty
Notifications