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Action Comics #491, published by DC Comics with a January 1979 cover date. This is the 12p UK price variant, featuring Superman, Hawkman and Brainiac on a superb Bronze Age cover by Ross Andru and Dick Giordano. In āA Matter of Light and Death!ā, Superman has been dangerously supercharged as a result of Brainiacās schemes….
Action Comics #495, published by DC Comics in May 1979. This is the 12p British edition, featuring a superb Bronze Age Superman cover by JosĆ© Luis GarcĆa-LĆ³pez. The UK edition is separately catalogued with its original 12p cover price. (Comic Book Databaseā ļæ¼) In āAttack of the Ultimate Warrior!ā, Superman faces what appears to be an…
Action Comics #497 published by DC in 1979 features Superman in a dramatic storyline where he must stop a huge meteor loaded with deadly Kryptonite from destroying Metropolis. The cover art is by Andru & Giordano, showcasing Superman in action against a fiery backdrop. This issue is a classic Bronze Age comic with iconic Superman…
An original Bronze Age copy of Batman #327, published by DC Comics with a September 1980 cover date. Featuring the chilling cover story āAsylum Sinister!ā, this issue plunges Batman into a nightmarish situation in which the Dark Knight finds himself restrained in a straitjacket and surrounded by threatening asylum inmates. The dramatic Joe Kubert cover…
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…
Iron Man #102, published by Marvel in 1977, features the storyline ‘Dawn of the Dreadknight’ where Iron Man faces a new and deadly villain from his past. The cover artist is not explicitly verified. This issue is part of the Bronze Age of comics.
Iron Man #87, published by Marvel in 1976, features Iron Man battling the villain Blizzard in a dramatic icy showdown. The cover art vividly depicts the intense conflict with Iron Man being attacked by Blizzard’s icy powers. This issue is part of the Bronze Age of comics and showcases classic Marvel storytelling and artwork.
Iron Man #89, published by Marvel Comics in 1976, features Iron Man fighting side-by-side with Daredevil against the menacing Blood Brothers in a thrilling battle at the Lincoln Tunnel. The cover art vividly captures the intense action and showcases the dynamic duo teaming up. This issue is part of the Bronze Age of comics.
The Invincible Iron Man #92, published by Marvel Comics in 1976, features Iron Man battling the mysterious villain Melter, who threatens to destroy Iron Man’s armor. The cover art vividly depicts the intense confrontation. This issue is part of the Bronze Age of comics.
Iron Man #94, published by Marvel in 1977, features an intense underwater battle between Iron Man and the villain Kraken. The cover showcases dynamic action art typical of the Bronze Age era. The storyline involves Iron Man fighting to save hostages from Kraken’s underwater lair. The cover artist is not explicitly verified for this issue.
Iron Man #99, published by Marvel in 1977, features Iron Man trapped on the Mandarin’s rocket to doomsday. The cover art vividly depicts Iron Man in chains with the Mandarin in the background. This issue is part of the Bronze Age of comics and showcases classic Iron Man storylines and characters.
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