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Batman #325, published by DC Comics in July 1980. This is the 15p British price variant, identifiable by the printed 15p cover price. (Comic Book Databaseā ļæ¼) In āDeath ā Twenty Stories High,ā Commissioner Gordon becomes the target of an assassination plot. After Batman stops a sniper from killing Gordon, his investigation uncovers a wider conspiracy…
Batman #326, published by DC Comics in August 1980. This is the 15p UK price variant and a notable Bronze Age Batman key due to its place in the history of Arkham Asylum. In āThis Way Lies Madness!ā, Batman encounters āMad Dogā Markham, a criminal who should still be incarcerated at Arkham. After discovering another…
A classic Bronze Age Batman comic from March 1981, featuring a striking action-packed cover by legendary Batman artist Jim Aparo. Batman #333 sees the Dark Knight under fire on a snowy mountainside in the dramatic lead story āLaser Target!ā The cover depicts Batman dodging laser blasts from armed attackers while battling against the elements. This…
This issue features Black Panther teaming up with the Avengers as T’Challa faces the villain Klaw. The story showcases action and collaboration between iconic Marvel heroes. The cover prominently displays Black Panther in a dynamic pose with Avengers members Captain America, Iron Man, and Vision in support. Published in 1978, this Marvel All-Colour Comics edition…
Black Panther #9 features T’Challa facing a dire threat to his homeland as he battles the Uncanny in a desperate fight to save Wakanda. The issue introduces the Black Musketeers, a new group pivotal to the storyline. This comic was published in 1978 during the Bronze Age by Marvel Comics, showcasing classic cover art style…
Captain America #187, published by Marvel in 1975, features Captain America and The Falcon in a story titled ‘Madness is the Murder-Maze!’ The issue depicts a confrontation with the Demon-Druid’s death-trap. Cover art is representative of the Silver Age style. The comic includes appearances by Captain America, Falcon, and the Demon-Druid. Rust on staples.
Conan the Barbarian #52, published by Marvel in 1975, features Conan facing a monstrous threat in ‘The God in the Crypt!’ This issue is part of the Bronze Age of comics and showcases classic sword and sorcery action. The cover art is dynamic, capturing Conan’s fierce battle stance. The story continues the adventures of Conan…
Conan the Barbarian #64 published by Marvel in 1977 features Conan battling the ‘Fiends of the Feathered Serpent.’ The cover art is by the renowned artist John Buscema. This issue continues the sword and sorcery adventures of Conan in a classic Marvel All-Colour Comics format.
Fantastic Four #137 (August 1973) ā Marvel Comics ā Original UK 6p Pence Edition A fantastic Bronze Age Marvel collectible featuring an original 6p UK cover price, rather than the standard American 20Ā¢ cover! In āWhere Walks the Warhead!ā, the Fantastic Four face a destructive new threat as the monstrous Warhead unleashes chaos. The Human…
Fantastic Four #141 (December 1973) ā Marvel Comics ā Original UK 6p Pence Edition Classic Bronze Age Fantastic Four featuring a dramatic Franklin Richards storyline and an original UK 6p cover price! In āThe End of the Fantastic Four!ā, Franklinās emerging powers threaten to spiral out of control, forcing Reed Richards into a devastating decision…
Fantastic Four #143, published by Marvel in 1974, features the story ‘The Terrible Triumph of Dr. Doom!’ This issue showcases the return of Doctor Doom, who poses a significant threat to the Fantastic Four. The cover art is by John Byrne, highlighting a dynamic battle scene with key characters. The comic is a classic Silver…
Fantastic Four #154 published by Marvel in 1975. This issue features the return of the Man in the Mystery Mask, with the Fantastic Four battling him. The cover art is classic Silver Age style, showcasing the Thing, Human Torch, and Mister Fantastic in action. A notable Silver Age comic with dynamic cover art and storyline.
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