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An original The Invincible Iron Man #107, published by Marvel Comics in February 1978, featuring the desirable UK 12p price variant. This issue concludes the classic Midas storyline with “Hour of the Golden Doom!”, as Iron Man faces the final showdown against one of his most dangerous foes. Bronze Age UK price variants continue to…
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An original The Invincible Iron Man #111, published by Marvel Comics in June 1978, featuring the sought-after UK 12p price variant. This Bronze Age issue features “The Man and the Mayhem!”, with Iron Man battling the monstrous Manticore in a dramatic cover by Keith Pollard and Bob Layton. UK price variants from this period were…
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An original The Invincible Iron Man #85, published by Marvel Comics in April 1976, featuring the desirable UK 9p price variant. This issue features the classic story “…And the Freak Shall Inherit the Earth!”, including the dramatic debut of Iron Man’s redesigned armour, making it a memorable Bronze Age issue for collectors. The comic shown…
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The Mighty Thor #373, published by Marvel Comics in November 1986, from Walt Simonson’s acclaimed run that redefined the God of Thunder for a generation of readers. This issue features a striking close-up portrait of Thor with Odin’s ravens, Huginn and Muninn, alongside the iconic Marvel 25th Anniversary character border. Simonson’s storytelling and artwork from…
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For sale is The Mighty Thor Annual #9, the 1981 King-Size Annual published by Marvel Comics. This oversized annual features an epic adventure starring Thor and Umar as pawns in a deadly contest between Odin and Dormammu. A classic Bronze Age Marvel annual with striking cover artwork and a substantial story, making it a great…
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Published in 1981, this exciting Bronze Age issue of The Uncanny X-Men #146 features the X-Men facing the deadly traps of Arcade’s Murderworld. The issue also includes the memorable appearance of Doctor Doom looming over the action on a striking, colorful cover. Written during the legendary Claremont era, this comic delivers classic mutant storytelling, fan-favorite…
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£120.00 Original price was: £120.00.£99.00Current price is: £99.00.
Offered for sale is The Uncanny X-Men #153, professionally graded CBCS 9.6 (White Pages). Published by Marvel Comics in January 1982, this Bronze Age/X-Men key issue features a Carol Danvers appearance and is written by legendary X-Men writer Chris Claremont, with cover and interior artwork by Dave Cockrum and Joe Rubinstein. A superb high-grade example,…
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£15.00
Published in 1982, this emotional Bronze Age issue of The Uncanny X-Men #155 is part of the legendary Brood Saga and features one of the era’s most memorable storylines involving Corsair and the Starjammers. With classic Chris Claremont storytelling and strong character drama, this issue also showcases the X-Men during one of their most popular…
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The Uncanny X-Men #199 – November 1985 from Marvel Comics. 🔥 Classic Chris Claremont-era X-Men 🔥 Striking Rachel Summers / Phoenix “Born Again!” cover 🔥 Leads directly into the landmark X-Men #200 🔥 Features the Freedom Force storyline 🔥 Classic mid-80s Marvel X-Men Bagged and boarded. Presents well overall with some visible age/handling wear, particularly…
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Venom #27 from Marvel Comics continues the acclaimed modern Venom run written by Al Ewing and Torunn Grønbekk with interior artwork by CAFU. This striking virgin-style variant cover features Mary Jane Watson in a sleek black symbiote-inspired costume against a vivid red background, creating a bold minimalist composition that has become highly desirable among symbiote…
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Offered for sale is Werewolf by Night #7, published by Marvel Comics in July 1973. This is the desirable UK Price Variant (6p) edition featuring the classic story “Ritual of Blood!” A great Bronze Age horror comic starring Jack Russell, the Werewolf by Night, with striking cover artwork and complete interiors. UK pence variants continue…
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Published in 1980, this fan-favorite Bronze Age issue of X-Men #143 is one of the most iconic standalone X-Men stories ever printed. Famous for its unforgettable “Merry Christmas” horror-themed cover, the issue features Kitty Pryde facing the N’Garai demon alone inside the X-Mansion in a suspenseful holiday classic often compared to Alien and Home Alone….