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Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man Annual #4, published by Marvel Comics in 1984. Features Spider-Man in his classic black costume in a story centred on Aunt May and her past, when an old flame returns and places her in danger. Written by Bill Mantlo with artwork by Kerry Gammill and Mike Esposito. Black-suit Spider-Man cover…
This 1977 issue of Marvel All-Colour Comics features The Man Called Nova facing off against Spider-Man in a dramatic confrontation. The cover art highlights a dynamic battle scene with Nova and Spider-Man, showcasing the power of Photon. Published by Marvel in the Bronze Age of comics, this issue is a notable part of the Nova…
The Man Called Nova #3, published by Marvel in 1977, features the ultimate superhero Nova facing off against Diamondhead. This Bronze Age comic showcases Nova’s heroic exploits and intense battles. The cover art vividly captures the dynamic confrontation between Nova and Diamondhead. A classic issue for fans of Marvel’s cosmic heroes.
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.
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…
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…
Marvel Preview #16 features the horror anthology ‘Masters of Terror’ starring Hodiah Twist and Lilith, Queen of the Undead. This issue includes the story ‘Murder Rides the Rails.’ Published in 1980 by Marvel, it showcases classic horror themes and artwork typical of the Bronze Age. The cover art is atmospheric and evocative of the era’s…
Marvel Preview #3, published by Marvel/Curtis in 1975, presenting a full-length Blade the Vampire-Slayer feature. This oversized black-and-white magazine contains 76 pages and features a striking painted Blade cover by Gray Morrow. In this extended horror story, Blade continues his relentless war against the undead while confronting events and characters from his past. The issue…
Marvel Spotlight #17, published in 1974 by Marvel, features the story of The Son of Satan. This issue includes a dramatic confrontation involving the character Daimon Hellstrom, also known as the Son of Satan, who battles against the antagonist Spyros. The cover art vividly depicts this intense moment. This comic is from the Bronze Age…
This Marvel comic book is The Uncanny X-Men issue 216, published in 1987. It features Storm prominently on the cover and is a single issue from the X-Men series.
This Marvel single issue comic book is The Uncanny X-Men #220 from 1987, featuring artwork by Silvestri and Green. The cover highlights the X-Men character Storm in a vivid and detailed illustration.
Master of Kung Fu #109, published by Marvel in 1981, features the storyline ‘Death… Is a Dark Angel!’ showcasing the martial arts adventures of Shang-Chi. The cover art is by Gene Day. This issue continues the hands of Shang-Chi saga with intense action and intrigue.
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