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Fantastic Four #157, published by Marvel in 1975, features the storyline ‘Carnage at Castle Latveria!’ with the new, improved, and deadly Doomsman challenging both the Fantastic Four and the Silver Surfer. The cover art is by Buckler and Sinnott. This issue is part of the Marvel All-Colour Comics UK edition.
Fantastic 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.
Fantastic 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…
Fantastic Four #233 (August 1981) – CGC 9.4 – White Pages – Newsstand Edition A superb CGC-graded Bronze Age Marvel comic from the legendary John Byrne Fantastic Four era! Featuring “Mission for a Dead Man!”, this issue sees the Human Torch caught up in a dangerous adventure involving Hammerhead, with striking artwork showcasing Byrne’s distinctive…
Fantastic Four #267 (June 1984) – CGC 9.6 Near Mint+ – White Pages A stunning high-grade Marvel collectible from John Byrne’s celebrated Fantastic Four run, featuring a dramatic Doctor Octopus appearance! In “A Small Loss”, Reed Richards and Sue Storm face a deeply personal crisis involving their unborn child. With time running out, Reed turns…
Fantastic Four #270 (September 1984) – CGC 9.4 Near Mint – White Pages A fantastic high-grade Copper Age Marvel key issue featuring the first full appearance of Terminus, the gigantic alien conqueror who becomes a formidable enemy of the Fantastic Four! Created during John Byrne’s celebrated Fantastic Four run, this issue features a dramatic cover…
Godzilla: King of the Monsters #20, published by Marvel Comics in March 1979. This issue features Godzilla battling giant prehistoric creatures while crossing paths with the Fantastic Four at New York’s Metropolitan Museum. A fun Bronze Age crossover issue that combines Marvel superheroes with Toho’s King of the Monsters. The comic is bagged and boarded….
Bronze Age Marvel issue featuring the long-awaited Godzilla vs. Devil Dinosaur battle. Cover by Herb Trimpe, one of the defining artists of Marvel’s Godzilla series. Description Godzilla: King of the Monsters #21, published by Marvel Comics in April 1979. This memorable issue features the classic showdown between Godzilla and Devil Dinosaur in the story “The…
Howard the Duck #10, published by Marvel in 1977, features Howard trapped in a strange world with appearances by Spider-Man and other characters. The cover art is a classic example of the Bronze Age style. The storyline involves Howard’s adventures in a dark dimension, facing unusual threats. This issue is notable for its unique blend…
Howard the Duck #12, published by Marvel in 1977 during the Bronze Age. This issue features Howard trapped in a world he never made, with the story titled ‘Duck’s Head Soup!’. The cover art is classic Marvel style, capturing Howard in a straitjacket, evoking a mix of humor and suspense. The comic is part of…
Howard the Duck #14, published by Marvel in 1977, features a storyline where Howard is possessed by a demon, causing chaos in a world he never made. The cover art vividly depicts the possessed Howard wielding a trident, with terrified citizens fleeing in the background. This issue is part of the Bronze Age of comics…
Howard the Duck #14, published by Marvel in 1977, features Howard trapped in a world he never made. The cover shows Howard possessed by a demon demanding to be set free, with a dramatic cityscape background. This issue is part of the Bronze Age of comics and showcases the unique blend of satire and supernatural…
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