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Now SOLD! Adventures of Superman 1990-1991 Lot

This 5-issue lot is written & penciled by Dan Jurgens and inked by Art Thibert (except for #466, which was inked by MR. Giordano).  I thought Jurgens & Thibert were a great team:  Jurgens' crisp, clean storytelling combined with Thibert's finely detailed inking (in the arguably somewhat fussy 1990s style of Jim Lee and Todd McFarlane).  The comics average Very Fine Minus condition. 

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Included:

  1. Adventures of Superman #465 First cameo appearance of astronaut Hank Henshaw, who would go on to become the Cyborg Superman.  
  2. Adventures of Superman #466 First full appearance of Hank Henshaw, later the Cyborg Superman.  Giordano inks. Fantastic Four #1 homage.
  3. Adventures of Superman #467 Batman crossover, part of the Dark Knight Over Metropolis arc. 
  4. Adventures of Superman #469 
  5. Adventures of Superman #474 Flashback to Clark's teen-age years in Smallville.  Superman appears in costume only on the splash page and the very final panel of this story.  
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Now SOLD!  Lot of 9 DC Comics with Marshall Rogers artwork

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Each with interior artwork by Marshall Rogers.  Also, Rogers drew the covers except as noted below.  All are complete, all staples are intact, free from rust, and holding all pages and covers together.  No water damage.  Average condition of the lot is Fine Plus, with specific conditions and defects noted below.  In this lot you get:

  1. Mister Miracle #19 First post-Kirby issue.  Granny Goodness cover.  Steve Englehart scripts, Marshall Rogers pencils.  Fine condition.  There are several stray color-breaking creases along the right-hand edge of the front cover.
  2. Mister Miracle #20 ------script by Steve Englehart. Art by Marshall Rogers & Vince Colletta.  Fine Plus condition: slight wear and color breaks at the upper right and lower right corners of the front cover.  
  3. Detective Comics #473 Batman & Robin versus the Penguin. Written by Steve Englehart, art by Marshall Rogers & Terry Austin.  Very Good / Fine condition.  The back cover is soiled, particularly along the upper edge, as shown in its back cover scan.  There is a small color-breaking crease at the lower right corner of the front cover.
  4. Mister Miracle #21 Another Englehart/Rogers/Colletta production.  Fine condition: the top left corner has been crunched, and the lower left corner is worn/abraded.
  5. Mister Miracle #22 Steve Englehart writes this one under his pen-name of John Harkness.  Marshall Rogers illustrates and is joined in this issue by Rick Bryant and John Fuller.  Fine Plus condition: possible spinner rack wear along the lower portion of the front cover.  Note the arrival date written in pencil on the "M" in the Mister Miracle cover logo. 
  6. Detective Comics #479 Len Wein scripts, Marshall Rogers & MR. Giordano provide the art.  There also is a Hawkman backup story.  Fine Minus condition: there is some minor wear along the right hand edge of the front cover that breaks color in a couple of places, as well as spine wear, including a color break about the midpoint of the spine.  There is a tiny color break as well at about the midpoint of the front cover.
  7. Detective Comics #481 First Dollar Comic sized Detective Comics, as it merges with the Batman Family magazine.  There are 2 Batman stories in this issue, one written by Denny O'Neil with Marshall Rogers artwork, and one written & laid out by Jim Starlin, with finished art by P. Craig Russell.  Also included in this issue are stories featuring Batgirl, Robin, and Man-Bat, the latter two stories featuring Don Newton artwork.  Fine / Very Fine condition: there is a production crease running horizontally into the book from the middle of the right hand edge of the front cover. Also some color loss at the top right, at the 481 issue number.  Both printing defects common for this particular issue.  Numerous spine ticks are particularly noticeable along the black spine border.
  8. Mystery in Space #111  Joe Kubert cover.  Inside, Marshall Rogers contributes a 6-page story.  Other stories in this issue feature artwork by Dan Spiegle, Jim Aparo and Steve Ditko.  Fine condition: 1/4 inch spine split at the top, several spine stress lines, some mild staining around the borders of the back cover. 
  9. Secret Origins #6 Roy Thomas scripts a retelling of the Batman's origin.  Rogers & Austin provide the artwork.  Also features the origin story for Halo, with MR. Giordano art.   Cover by J. L. Garcia-Lopez.  Very Fine Minus condition: the lower left corner of the front cover is abraded.
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Wally Wood's All-Star Comics #60 61 62 63 64 65

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From 1976-1977:  A lot of 6 issues from the Wally Wood run of the 1970s All-Star Comics revival.  Nice mid-grades, there is a tiny chip out of the spine of #65 and the centerfold is detached at one of the staples of #62.  Average condition is Fine, and condition specifics are noted in the eBay listing.

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Superboy & the Legion of Super-Heroes 241 242 243 244 245 EarthWar

This is the complete 5-part Earthwar saga written by Paul Levitz and drawn by several different artists, including James Sherman, Joe Staton, Bob McLeod, Joe Giella and Murphy Anderson.  This is the other multi-part Legion epic written by Paul Levitz (apart from the later Great Darkness Saga) Earthwar is a winner as well, featuring many of the Legion's biggest villains, including the Dominators, the Khunds, the Dark Circle, and culminating with Mordru. Average condition is Fine.  Each of these comics is complete, all staples are intact, free from rust, and holding all pages and covers together.  No water damage, but most of the issues have mild foxing staining visible around the edges of the back covers.

 

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Brave & the Bold #27 28 29 30 31 32 (2009-2010) Batman Dr Fate Joker Atom Green Lantern Flash by J. Michael Straczynski

 

 

A 6-issue lot of J. Michael Straczynski's fun Brave & Bold run, with Jesus Saiz covers on each.  Saiz also does the interior artwork on 5 out of the 6.  Each issue is complete, in Very Fine or better condition.  

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#27 Batman and Dial H for Hero. Top left corner is abraded. Tiny nick out near the lower right corner of the back cover.
#28 Flash (Barry Allen) teamed up with the WWII era Blackhawks.   Abraded corners, otherwise Near Mint.
#29 Batman and Brother Power, the Geek (!) Very slight crease at the spine, just below the upper staple.
#30 Green Lantern (Hal Jordan) and Doctor Fate. The bottom left corner of the front cover is crunched.  Doesn't break color, but is quite noticeable.
#31 The Atom (Ray Palmer) and the Joker. Tiny corner abrasion at the upper left.
#32 Aquaman teamed up with Kirby's Demon, Etrigan.  Nice copy.  Possible stray printers' ink dot in the lower left corner of the UPC box?

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NOW SOLD! All Golden Age reprints includes Solomon Grundy 1st appearance from AA #61 and versus the JSA from All-Star #33

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From 1972-1976:  a lot of 3 comics all showcasing classic reprints from the Golden Age of comics.  Included in this lot is:

  • Wanted the World's Most Dangerous Villains #3 reprints a 1944 Vigilante story with artwork by Mort Meskin & Joe Kubert, a Doctor Fate story by his creators Gardner Fox and Howard Sherman, from More Fun Comics #65 (1941), and a Joe Kubert Hawkman story from Flash Comics #100 (1948).  Fine Plus condition. Some minor wear around the edges and abraded corners.  Tiny color-breaking crease at the tip of the lower right corner of the front cover. Nick Cardy drew the cover.
     
  • Wanted the World's Most Dangerous Villains #4 reprints the first appearance of Solomon Grundy from All-American Comics #61 (1944).  The second story is reprinted from Kid Eternity #15 (1949). Fine condition. Some minor wear around the edges.  Wear along the spine and bottom edge of the front cover is particularly noticeable due to the black border.  Slightly mis-wrapped at the time of the original printing.  Nick Cardy drew the cover.
     
  • Super-Team Family #4 reprints the Justice Society of America story from 1947's All-Star Comics #33, in which the JSA takes on Solomon Grundy.  The various chapters of the JSA story are drawn by different artists, including Joe Kubert and Irwin Hasen.  The second story in this issue is a Superman-Batman team-up from World's Finest Comics #98 (1958). Fine condition. There is a color break near the upper left corner of the front cover, running horizontally from the spine about 1/2 inch into the front cover.  On the back cover there is a 1/3 inch tear near the lower right corner. Ernie Chan drew the cover.
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Justice League 107 & 108 - first Freedom Fighters & Earth-X

This is the first time the Freedom Fighters appear together as a group, and is the first appearance since the Golden Age for the characters Uncle Sam, the Ray, Black Condor and the Human Bomb.  The Freedom Fighters' roster is rounded out by the Phantom Lady and Doll Man.   Each issue is written by Len Wein, each is illustrated by the team of Dick Dillin & Dick Giordano, and each has a cover by Nick Cardy.  

 

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3 Limited Collectors' Editions - Great Superman & Batman reprints from the Golden Age to the 1970s

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1. Limited Collectors' Edition #C-25 features Batman reprints from the defining Batman artists of each decade:

  • Batman #4 (1941) "The Case of the Joker's Crime Circus" with Bob Kane artwork
  • Batman #14 (1942) "The Case Batman Failed to Solve" with art by Jerry Robinson
  • Batman #24 (1944) "The Mayors of Yonville" drawn by Dick Sprang
  • Detective Comics #355 (1966): "Hate of the Hooded Hangman" with artwork by Carmine Infantino
  • Batman #221 (1970): "Hot Time in Gotham Town Tonight" penciled by Irv Novick
  • Detective Comics #404 (1970): "Ghost of the Killer Skies" with Neal Adams artwork

This comic is in Very Good condition:  All 3 staples are intact and holding all the pages and covers of the book together.  The bottom staple is starting to form some rust, as seen in the picture of the centerfold, but is not present on the outside of the book at the spine.  There is minimal rust migration to the paper inside.  No spine splits. There is some mild foxing staining visible on the white areas of the back cover.  Inside, the 3 puzzles have been filled out in pencil.  Could be gently erased if the future owner so desires! 


2. Limited Collectors' Edition #C-31 features Superman reprints from

  • Action Comics #22 (1940)
  • Action Comics #29 (1940)
  • Superman #60 (1949)
  • Superman #142 (1961)
  • Superman #204 (1968)
  • Amazing World of Superman Metropolis Edition (1973) - printed here in color for the first time.

Also included is a 4 page sequence drawn by Neal Adams outlining a proposal for a Superman theme park, published here for the first time.
This comic is in Very Good condition. It is complete, all 3 staples are present, free from rust, and holding all pages and covers together.  No water damage.  There are a couple of spots of staining visible on the front cover: first below the letter M in the Superman logo, and second along the upper edge, particularly the upper right hand corner.  There is some mild color loss from abrasion on the front (e.g. the blue areas of Superman's suit) and back covers. The spine is worn-- see the stress lines which show up most prominently on the back cover scan.

3. Limited Collectors' Edition #C-38 (1975) Superman Golden & Silver Age reprints. Reprints in this issue are from

  • Superman #40 (1946)
  • Superman #48 (1947)
  • Superman #157 (1962)
  • Action Comics #315 & #316 (1964)

Also included is a double-page pin up by Neal Adams, published here for the first time.
This comic is in Very Good Plus condition. At the lower left corner of the back cover, the very tip is missing. Otherwise this copy is complete, all 3 staples are present, free from rust, and holding all pages and covers together.  No water damage.  The pages and interior covers are tanned around the edges, as seen in the photos included here.  Slight soiling visible on the white areas of the back cover.  

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Bronze Age Batman Lot - 9 issues

Detective Comics #455 458 459 480 497
Batman #250 295 303 320 

Creators include Denny O'Neil, Michael Golden, Mike Grell, Don Newton and more! 

Covers by Jim Aparo, Bernie Wrightson, Dick Giordano among others.  

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