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Special Comics (1942) 1 CBCS 3.0 Restored

Slight amateur restoration

Paper: Off white

Slab: Significant side/edge cracks 1" or more

Amateur Restoration includes: Small amount of color touch on cover, pieces added to 1st wrap. Moderate amount of tape on cover and interior.

Label #23-2A5A447-003

Speed Comics (1939-1947 Brookwood/Harvey) 37 GD/VG 3.0

1.5" Cumulative spine split with some splitting through wraps.

Cover art by Rudy Palais. Captain Freedom story with Joe the Blow and his gang. Steel-Killing Germs starring Shock Gibson and Ludwig Von Achriever. Biff Bannon's Best Friend , script and art by Art Helfant. Ouanga--Savage Rite of Death starring Black Cat and Dabal, pencils by Jill Elgin, inks by Joe Kubert. The Story Behind the Cover featuring Captain Freedom and Black Cat. Padlock Homes story, script and art by Ed Wheelan. Murder and the Masquerade of Mei-Ling starring the Girl Commandoes, art by Jill Elgin. 52 pages, four color. Cover price $0.10.

Spirit Weekly Newspaper Comic (1940-1952) Mar 1 1942 GD/VG 3.0

Spirit Weekly Newspaper Comic Insert. 7-1/2 x 10 inches, 16 pages, full color, all newsprint with no slick cover. Lady Luck by Klaus Nordling begins.

Spirit Weekly Newspaper Comic (1940-1952) Nov 7 1943 CBCS 9.2

Paper: White

Sunday Sun Edition.

Label #16-3B1D4D0-003

Spirit Weekly Newspaper Comic Insert. 7-1/2 x 10 inches, 16 pages, full color, all newsprint with no slick cover. Wellman/Woolfolk scripts, Fine pencils, Quality Staff inks.

Spongebob Comics (2011 United Plankton Pictures) 1N VF- 7.5

Newsstand Edition. (W/A) Kochalka, Barta, Sikoryak, Various Are you ready for the comic book premiere of the world's most popular fry-cooking sponge?! This first issue is a whale of a collection of comics by talented indy, mainstream, and animation cartoonists - James Kochalka (Johnny Boo, American Elf), Hilary Barta (Fear Agent), Graham Annable (Grickle), Gregg Schigiel (X-Babies), Jacob Chabot (Mighty Skullboy Army, X-Babies), and more! In this issue: SpongeBob has a recurring nightmare about his favorite cereal; Squidward introduces music to the Krusty Krab; and Mermaid Man is freaked out by a fan who won't... stop... staring! Also: Patrick and SpongeBob team up for the most idiotic joke ever; SpongeBob learns to glow; and readers are invited to draw the absorbing one's new hairdo! All this, plus a page of SpongeFunnies by James Kochalka and a cover pinup, equals a ship-shape maiden voyage! Cover price $2.99.

Spongebob Comics (2011 United Plankton Pictures) 14 CGC 9.8

Paper: White

Label #4659540013

(W) Chuck Dixon & Various (A) Gregg Schigiel & Various (CA) Peter Bennett, Gregg Schigiel If Mr. Krabs' archenemy, the microscopic fiend Plankton, can't steal the Krabby Patty secret formula, then he has no choice but to conquer this entire issue of SpongeBob Comics! In 'Dream a Krabby Dream' the little green villain goes all Inception on the dreams of SpongeBob. Then a customer partakes of Plankton's Chumbalaya special - and loves it. Learn how this violation of the laws of nature came to be in 'For the Love of Chum.' Plus: Plankton's existential soul quest, strips by James Kochalka, a painted phytoplankton poster by SpongeBob creator Stephen Hillenburg, and more! Cover price $2.99.

Spongebob Comics (2011 United Plankton Pictures) 22 CGC 9.8

Paper: White

Label #4659540014

(W) Shane Houghton & Various (A) Gregg Schigiel & Various (CA) Gregg Schigiel When SpongeBob and Patrick use a new bubble formula, they find it can do almost anything - including create exact living duplicates of themselves! Evil twins have never been so transparent or so menacing as they are in 'Bubble Double Trouble'! Then, in 'See? Dragon!' SpongeBob is convinced he's found a dragon's tooth, but Squidward and Mr. Krabs think he's just finally lost his grip. Does Old Man Jenkins hold the secret to what the tooth really is? Well, yes and no. You'll see. Also in this issue: a gorgeous Bikini Bottom camping poster by Bob Flynn (Bravest Warriors), SpongeBob's amazing new facial hair, facts about coral reefs, and much more! Cover price $2.99.

Star Spangled Comics (1941) 5 CGC 9.2

Paper: Off white to white

Top right corner peg is missing.

Label #0064425003

February 1942, D.C. Comics: Story one, Star Spangled Kid; story two, Star Spangled Kid; "The Washington Monument," 2 pages, text story; Armstrong of the Army; Tarantula; Capt. X of the R.A.F.; a third Star Spangled Kid story. Cover price $0.10.

Star Spangled Comics (1941) 42 CGC 4.5

Paper: White

Label #4604752008

Cover pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Steve Brodie. The Power of the Press starring the Newsboy Legion, pencils by Arturo Cazeneuve, inks by Steve Brodie. The Man Who Changed Color starring Penniless Palmer, art by Stan Kaye. One-Track Tuttle starring Robotman, art by Jimmy Thompson. Peril in Plunder starring the Star Spangled Kid, art by Jon Small. Swords in the Sea starring Liberty Belle, script by Don Cameron, art by Chuck Winter. 52 pgs. $0.10. Cover price $0.10.

Star Wars Darth Maul (2017 Marvel) Halloween Comicfest 1 CGC 9.8

Paper: White

Label #4643367016

Written by Cullen Bunn. Art by Luke Ross. Cover by Rod Reis. Bred on hate, fear, and anger…steeped in the ways of darkness…and trained to kill. Darth Maul's time as apprentice to Darth Sidious has long been cloaked in shadows, but at last tale of revenge is revealed! From writer Cullen Bunn (DEADPOOL KILLS THE MARVEL UNIVERSE, WOLVERINE) and artist Luke Ross (STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS, HERCULES) comes a tale of rage unleashed as Darth Maul prepares for his first encounter with the Jedi. Rated T. 32 pages, full color.

Star-Studded Comics (1963 Texas Trio) 1 VG 4.0

Only one staple (manufacturing) with back cover detached.

Star-Studded Comics 1 - September 1963 (Following content information for this issue, see a "Brief History of Star-Studded Comics" written by Rick Kelsey) Format: Four-color photo offset for cover and ditto interior Staple bound on side of pages. Original price was 35 cents Color cover by Howard Keltner features the Changling, the Defender, Doctor Weird, and the Astral Man. This was the first color cover EVER for a fandom-produced publication. "Let's Talk It Over!" column with notes and discussion by the Texas Trio. Stories:"The Defender in Slaves of the Brain Ray" A text story by Larry Herndon and illustrations by Richard "Grass" Green "Introducing Dr. Weird" Comic story with script and art by Howard Keltner "The Astral Man" A text story by Tommy Fisher "The Changling In Fearfull [sic] Weapon!" Comic story with script and art by Buddy Saunders A BRIEF HISTORY OF STAR-STUDDED COMICS by Rick Kelsey THE BEGINNING: On February 15, 1963, three young men who loved comic books met at a Carrollton, Texas home to talk about the hobby and the possibility of starting their own comic book. They did just that. The comic was called Star-Studded Comics and those three young men, Larry Herndon, Howard Keltner, and Buddy Saunders, became the "Texas Trio." When the "Texas Trio" started Star-Studded Comics in the early 1960s, it was an exciting time in comic books. New heroes and new teams were premiering like Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four, Magnus Robot Fighter, the Justice League of America. And old heroes were being revived like the Flash, Green Lantern, and Captain America. This was a time before VCRs, DVDs, CD-Roms, personal computers, and cellular phones and when checking your mail meant looking in the mailbox in front of your home not turning on the computer and logging onto the internet. Even comic books stores didn't exist. You got the latest issues of Batman, Superman, the Hulk, or Donald Duck from wire racks in convenience stores, drug stores, grocery stores, and the "five-and-10" shops such as Winn's, Ben Franklin's, and TG&Y. And comic book conventions weren't happening yet. All of that helped to make the entertainment value of comic books all the greater and all the more precious. Fans wanted to meet one another and one way to do that was to publish your own comic book or magazine. Many tried but few succeeded as well as "Star-Studded Comics." The problem? A fan-published comic or magazine didn't usually last or appear with the regularity and dependability of a professional comic. Many fan publications ended or went AWOL after one issue. If you think self-publishing today is a tough job, imagine doing that in the 1960s without computers, desktop publishing software, word processing programs, Fax machines, photo-copiers, a home printer, the internet, or even an electric typewriter. Then toss in the fact that there was little, if any, profit to be made publishing your own comic or magazine. So you couldn't make a living from that. Most of these fan publications were done out of the love of the hobby. And when all of your spare time from your job or school is spent working on a comic or mag, your enthusiasm and dedication can quickly fade. Yet, the "Texas Trio" published 18 issues of Star-Studded Comics and in its time became well-known among fans and professionals alike, gave many future comic writers and artists a start in the industry, and entertained many, many people. And today the comic is a collectors' item and a reminder of a wonderful time when comic books were one of the best entertainment sources and a great escape for youngsters. If you want to know more about the history of Star-Studded Comics and the super-heroes, villains, stories, and artwork that appeared in this publication, check out the book "The Best of Star-Studded Comics" by Bill Schelly which is available at the author's website www.billschelly.com Cover price $0.35.

Star-Studded Comics (1963 Texas Trio) 4 VG 4.0

1" cumulative spine split. Staple rust.

Star-Studded Comics 4 - June 1964 published by the Texas Trio. Issue number 4 appeared in two different formats; please see individual items notes to see which printing is listed. First printings have staples on the sides of the pages. On second printings, the cover is a wraparound format with the staples in the center of the pages. Also in first printings, in Chapter 1 - "A Gathering of Heroes!" pages 2 of 3 were mistakenly switched. Second printings of this issue correct that mistake. Format: Photo offset printing Staple bounded on sides of pages Original price was 50 cents. First price increase for comic. The first three issues cost 35 cents. Color cover by Don Fowler (AKA Buddy Saunders) features the Liberty Legion - Doctor Weird, Astralman, Changling, Defender, Mercury, and Powerman "Let's Talk It Over!" column notes that circulation of this issue was 300 copies and has letters from Dave Bibby, Al Russell, Robert E. Kennedy, Hugh Surratt, Mark Clemens, and Jerry Phillips. Issue has full page advertisements of other fan publications and magazines. Issue #4 of Star-Studded Comics is the only issue to feature a book-length team-up saga of "The Liberty Legion" -- Doctor Weird, Astral Man, Changling, Defender, Mercury, and Powerman. The story by Larry Herndon and Buddy Saunders is divided into five chapters: Chapter 1 - "A Gathering of Heroes!" Art by Ron Foss (Pages 2 of 3 of Chapter 1 were accidently switched. Second printings of this issue corrects that mistake.) Chapter 2 - "Doom of the Deadly Deluge!" Art by Don Fowler Chapter 3 - "Menace of the Solar Lance!" Art by Richard "Grass" Green. Note "Office of Texas Trio" on splash page with collector fleeing with his comics! Chapter 4 - "Threat of the Molten Metal!" Art by Biljo White Chapter 5 - "The Showdown!" Art by Howard Keltner Cover price $0.50.

Startling Comics (1940) 16 CGC 5.5

Paper: Cream to off white

Label #1229996005

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Captain Future story, art by Kin Platt. Fighting Yank story, art by Jack Binder. Four Comrades story, art by Maurice Gutwirth. Mystico story, art by Leonard Sansone. Don Davis story, art by Leonard Sansone. Biff Powers story, art by August Froehlich. Masked Ride story, art by John Daly. 68 pgs. $0.10. Cover price $0.10.

Startling Comics (1940) 35 CGC 5.5 Double Cover

Paper: Off white to white

DOUBLE COVER: First cover 4.0, interior cover 5.5. Inner well not fully sealed, book appears unaffected and secure.

Label #3977853013

Cover art by Alex Schomburg. Fighting Yank story. Pyroman story. Captain Future story in which a scientific super-criminal tries to gain control of the whole United States. Sky Scout text story by Charles Stoddard. Oracle story featuring Oracle versus the Axis powers. Pony Express Trail text story by Donald Grey. Don Davis story, art by Leonard Sansone. 52 pages. Cover price $0.10.

Sub-Mariner Comics (1941) 14 CGC 2.5

Paper: Cream to off white

Cover detached.

Label #3921424005

Cover art by Alex Schomburg. The Fog of the Living Death starring Sub-Mariner, Betty Dean, and Baron Von Wetzel, pencils by Allen Simon, inks by Gustav Schrotter. The Shriveled Young starring Sub-Mariner and Dr. Luville, pencils by Allen Simon, inks by Gustav Schrotter. Injun Horse text story. Spawn of the Sea starring Sub-Mariner and Ogar of the Ocean, art by Allen Simon. Tell-Tale Cigarette starring Angel and Tom Evans, art by Jimmy Thompson. 52 pgs. $0.10. Cover price $0.10.

Sub-Mariner Comics (1941) 33 CGC 2.5

Paper: Light tan to off white

Tape on Cover.

Label #0273574005

36 pages. Cover price $0.10.

Super Mystery Comics (1940) Vol. 2 #2 FR/GD 1.5

Soiling, centerfold detached at one staple.

Jim Mooney cover. In order of appearance: "Magno the Magnetic Man, The Clown Comes Back" art by Jim Mooney; "The Black Spider"; "Vulcan"; "Peewee Wilson, U.S.A."; "Sky Smith" art by Maurice Gutwirth; "Buckskin, America's Defender of Liberty!" art by Harry Anderson; and "Captain Gallant and His Mini-Sub" art by Mark Arthur Schneider. "Circus Days" in-house comic advertisement for Lightning Comics Vol. 2 (1941), art by Jim Mooney. "Crossword Crime" text story by Cliff Howe. 68 pages. Full color. Cover price $0.10.

Super Mystery Comics (1940) Vol. 4 #5 GD/VG 3.0

3/4" Cumulative spine split.

In order of appearance: "Magno and Davey" art by Anthony DiPreta; "Mr. Risk"; "Chuck"; "The Sword, Undersea Domain of Doom!!"; and "Paul Revere, Jr". "Cold Country Justice" text story by Ralph Powers, reprinted from Super Mystery Comics Vol. 3 (1942) #3 and reprinted in Four Favorites (1941) #18. 52 pages. Full color. Cover price $0.10.

Super Mystery Comics (1940) Vol. 5 #5 CGC 8.0

Paper: White

Label #4312079008

Bondage cover by Warren Kremer (as 'DOC'). In order of appearance: "Magno and Davey" art by Rudy Palais; "Chuck"; "Mr. Risk" art by Warren Kremer as 'DOC'; and "Harry the Hack". "Pay Dirt Paradise" text story by Ralph Powers, reprinted from Four Favorites (1941) #22 and from Super Mystery Comics Vol. 5 (1945) #4, and reprinted in Super Mystery Comics Vol. 6 (1946) #6. 36 pages. Full color. Cover price $0.10.

Superman (2016 4th Series) ComicBooks For Kids Special Edition 39CB4K.D CGC 9.8 Braga ComicBooks for Kids! Variant

Paper: White

Braga Variant Cover.

Label #4361970014

ComicBooks For Kids! Variant Cover by Laura Braga. This is one of two 2023 charity reprint variants by Comic Books for Kids to be given away at hospitals. Only an extremely limited amount of these were made available to comic stores to promote this initiative. Goodnight Moon - Written by Peter J. Tomasi and Patrick Gleason. Art by Barry Kitson and Scott Hanna. Cover by Art Baltazar. What would it be like to fly with the Man of Steel? Some very special children find out as Superman fulfills some unique wishes. Guest-starring the Justice League. 32 pages, full color. Rated T

Supersnipe Comics Vol. 5 (1949) 1 CGC 6.0

Paper: Off white to white

Double Cover: 1st cover 4.5, interior cover 6.0.

Label #3977926010

Tales from the Crypt (1950 E.C. Comics) 36 CGC 5.0

Paper: White

Label #4200883002

Cover by Jack Davis. EC Artist of the Month article about George Evans (with photo) by Al Feldstein. "Fare Tonight, Followed By Increasing Clottyness...", script by Al Feldstein, art by Jack Davis; A cab driver has a dream that he is pursued by a Dr. Mueller into a basement filled with vampire-occupied caskets. "Curiosity Killed...", script by Al Feldstein, art by George Evans; A woman is convinced that her friend down the hall has been murdered by her husband and that he is disposing of her remains bit by bit via carrier pigeon to a local kennel. "Tight Squeeze" text story. "How Green Was My Alley," script by Al Feldstein, art by Jack Kamen; A bigamist is decapitated by his two athletic wives when they find they've been deceived; The golfer putts with his eyes and the bowler uses his severed head. "The Handler," script by Ray Bradbury and Albert B. Feldstein (adaptation), art by Graham Ingels (as Ghastly); A mortician avenges himself against perceived slights upon the closed-casket victims of his parlor by violating their bodies until a corpse who isn't quite dead yet overhears his gruesome doings and begs the dead to rise from their graves and stop this horrid man. 36 pgs., full color. $0.10. Cover price $0.10.

Terry-Toons Comics (1942 Timely/Marvel/St. John) 4 CGC 5.5 Restored

Restored: B1

Paper: Cream to off white

Restoration includes: spine split sealed to cover.

Label #3856761011

Thrilling Comics (1940-51 Better/Nedor/Standard) 16 CGC 6.5

Paper: Off white to white

Label #4173885001

Cover by Kin Platt. Edited by Ned Pines. Stories by Richard Hughes, Kin Platt, Ed Wexler, George Mandel, Donald Bayne Hobart, Ray Gill, and John Daly. Chock full of action and adventure, these are Thrilling Comics! 68 pgs. $0.10. Cover price $0.10.

Tip Topper Comics (1949) 19 CGC 1.5

Paper: Brittle

Label #4275037002

Cover by Ernie Bushmiller. Stories and art by Ernie Bushmiller, Charles Schulz, Al Capp, Sam Leff, and Henning Mikkelsen. Tip-Topper Comics collected some of United Features Syndicates most popular comic strips of the 1940s in full color, including Lil Abner and Fritzi Ritz. Fritzi was later known as "Aunt Fritzi" in the Nancy comic strip. Fritzi finds creative ways to save her hat and shoes from the weather. One of the backup strips in the comic is Charles Schulz's Peanuts, then only in its third year; several daily strips are presented in full color. Curly Kayoe's boxer buddy Mickey wants to retire from the ring so he can become a painter, but he needs to box to afford his art classes. Plus a Li'l Abner storyline by Al Capp. Fritzi Ritz; Peanuts; Li'l Abner; Curly Kayoe; Ferd'nand; Stamp Tips. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Top-Notch Comics (1939) 1 CGC 2.5

Paper: Cream to off white

Cover detached.

Label #1238997020

Edited by Abner Sundell. Cover art by Edd Ashe. Meet Rang-A-Tang The Wonder Dog house ad. "The Pearl Harbor Peril," art by Edd Ashe; The Wizard uses his super powers to stop a Jatsonian attack on Pearl Harbor. "In the Worlds of Time," script by Otto Binder (as Eando Binder), art by Jack Binder; Scott, a traveler through time with Dr. Meade in the "time car" (which is more of a rocket ship), pick ups Thor the Viking and the lovely Elda in the past. One-page SporTopics story, art by Irwin Hasen. "Murder by Sock" Swift of the Secret Service story, art by Charles Biro; introduction of Rex Swift; vs. Jack Snite. "To-nite! Saved from the Flames!" Jungle Town Show Boat story, script and art by Dick Ryan; Only Billy Hippo appearance. "Vendetta with Von Schiller," script by Joe Blair, art by Irv Novick; Ben "Wings" Johnson introduction and origin vs. Capt. Von Schiller and Nazis. "Murder Rap" text story with Lucky Coyne by Ken Fitch. It's Really A Fact! non-fiction story, art by Bob Wood. "The Bat and the Bull," script by Ken Fitch; Lucky Coyne posing as Bat Yardley, jewel thief in prison. One-page Lonesome Luke story. The "Fortune Teller's Revenge," art by Chuck Winter; The Mystic (later Kardak) intro; vs. Chuck and his gang. "Kornell Goes to West Point;" Keith Kornell, a physical and mental marvel, is a Kentucky mountaineer who is a collateral descendant of President Andrew Jackson and the son of a World War hero, is orphaned at the age of 5, when both of his parents succumbed to the ravages of pneumonia epidemic; Reared by a poor relative, Keith's life is one of dire poverty until a newspaper runs a story on him and he meets an old Army buddy of his father's who is now a U.S. Senator. "The Ice Cream Cone," script and art by Bob McCay (as Winsor McCay II). "Case 1: Master Forgers," script and art by Jack Cole; true crime story. "Forgets To Remember" one-page Pokey story, script and art by Dick Ryan. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Top-Notch Comics (1939) 8 FR/GD 1.5 (R)

Trimmed

TRIMMED. Spine damaged (book removed from a bound volume).

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Cover by Edd Ashe. Edited by Harry Shorten. Stories by Cliff Campbell, Al Camy, Harry Shorten, Lin Streeter, Bob Wood, Joe Blair, Irv Novick, Edd Ashe, Ed Smalle, Bernard Klein, and Bob Wood. Heroic tales of action and adventure—these are Top Notch Comics! 68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Top-Notch Comics (1939) 11 CGC 7.0

Paper: Cream to off white

Label #0078147006

Cover by Al Camy. Edited by Harry Shorten. Stories by Cliff Campbell, Al Camy, Harry Shorten, Harvey Biern, Irv Novick, Nick Zuraw, Bob Wood, Lin Streeter, Ed Smalle, Joe Blair, and Bernard Klein (as Bobby King). Heroic tales of action and adventure—these are Top Notch Comics! 68 pages, full color. $0.10. Cover price $0.10.

Top-Notch Comics (1939) 20 PR 0.5 (R)

Trimmed

Interior is complete. TRIMMED. Heavy spine split (taped), cover oxidation, tape and staining throughout interior.

Cover by Al Camy. Edited by Abner Sundell. Stories by Harry Shorten, Al Camy, Harry Biern, Ed Bresnick, Warren King, George Storm, Joe Blair, Ed Smalle, Eddie Brecnick, and Paul Reinman. Heroic tales of action and adventure—these are Top Notch Comics! 68 pages, full color. $0.10. Cover price $0.10.

Totally Rad Comic Cover Gallery (2022 Totally Rad Comics) 1GOBLIN.SHIKARII.B.METAL CGC 9.8

Paper: White

Manufactured with "AP5" printed on cover. Goblin Cards Metal Edition B.

Label #4300001007

Goblin Cards Exclusive "Black Cat" Bikini Edition Metal Virgin Cover by Shikarii Shambu.

Totally Rad Halloween Story (2022 Totally Rad Comics) 2BATCHICK.B CGC 9.8

Paper: White

Bat Chick Edition B.

Label #4658698003

Chained Nude "Bat Chick" Edition Virgin Cover by Alice Rauch. Story by Jim E. Noble. Art by Djinn. 12 pages, full color. Adults Only.

Totally Rad Halloween Story (2022 Totally Rad Comics) 2BIGG.BROOM.B CGC 9.8

Paper: White

Witches Broom Edition B.

Label #4658698002

Bigg Pigg Comics Exclusive Topless "Witches Broom" Virgin Cover. Story by Jim E. Noble. Art by Djinn. 12 pages, full color. Adults Only.

Tribute Wes Craven (2025 TidalWave Comics) 1CBQ.B CGC 9.8

Paper: White

Manufactured with "12/40" printed on cover. Comic Book Quest "Virgin" Edition A.

Label #4603779005

Comic Book Quest Exclusive Virgin Cover by Ben Vasquez - limited to 40 copies. Story by David Lee Andrews. Art by Martin Gimenez. Wes Craven, otherwise known as the 'Master of Horror', was a popular American filmmaker who had a career in the entertainment industry that spanned approximately forty-seven years. During that time he directed such horror films as 'A Nightmare on Elm Street', 'The Hills Have Eyes', and 'Scream'. He also directed a number of other films you'll be able to discover in a new biographical comic book that chronicles his life and career.

Tribute Wes Craven (2025 TidalWave Comics) 1CBQ.C.FOIL CGC 9.8

Paper: White

Manufactured with "14/20" printed on cover. Comic Book Quest "Virgin" Foil Edition B.

Label #4603779007

Comic Book Quest Exclusive "Secret Variant" Foil Edition Virgin Cover by Ben Vasquez - limited to 20 copies. Story by David Lee Andrews. Art by Martin Gimenez. Wes Craven, otherwise known as the 'Master of Horror', was a popular American filmmaker who had a career in the entertainment industry that spanned approximately forty-seven years. During that time he directed such horror films as 'A Nightmare on Elm Street', 'The Hills Have Eyes', and 'Scream'. He also directed a number of other films you'll be able to discover in a new biographical comic book that chronicles his life and career.

True Comics (1941 Parents' Magazine Press) 84 CGC 5.5

Paper: Off white to white

Label #4434569008

Stories and art by Sam Glankoff, Henry C. Nicholas, Ernest Schroeder and Jack Sparling. Biography and history stories in comics form, part of a trend in non-fiction comics in the 1940s. Allan Pinkerton, founder of the Pinkerton Detective Agency and pioneer of private investigation; Henry Hudson explores the North American continent; Wyatt Earp and the shootout at the OK Corral. Sizzling Southpaw; First American Detective; Sheriff's Secret; Great Military Bluffs; Henry Hudson; King of the Buccaneers; The Deadly Phone Call. Final issue of the series. 32 pages, Full Color. NOTE: #80-84 are all newsprint editions that were distributed by mail only to subscribers (no newstand distribution). Cover price $0.10.

True Crime Comics (1947 Magazine Village) 5 0.3

INCOMPLETE. Pages missing, interrupts art and story.

True Crime Comics (Canadian 1947 Alval) 9 CGC 5.5

Paper: Light tan to off white

Canadian Edition

Label #4111138001

1947 Canadian Reprint. Cover by Jack Cole. Art by Jack Cole and Alex Toth. Reuses cover of True Crime Comics (1947 Magazine Village) #1. Parts of this issue are reprints from True Crime Comics (1947 Magazine Village) #1, but with artwork by Wally Wood removed. Full color. 36 pages. 7" x 10". Cover price $0.10.

Ultimate Comics Spider-Man (2011 3rd Series) 1AU CGC 9.4 SS Moore Andrews Variant

Paper: White

Signed by Shameik Moore on 9/1/20

Label #3712509001

UNBAGGED Cover by KAARE ANDREWS Written by BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS Penciled by SARA PICHELLI CLASSIFIED! Cover price $3.99.

Ultimate Comics Spider-Man (2011 3rd Series) 2C CGC 9.2 Andrews Variant 3rd Printing

Paper: White

Third Printing.

Label #4081784016

Third printing. Written by BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS Penciled by SARA PICHELLI Covers by KAARE ANDREWS CLASSIFIED! Cover price $3.99.

Ultimate Comics Spider-Man (2011 3rd Series) 2C CGC 9.0 Andrews Variant 3rd Printing

Paper: White

Third Printing.

Label #4081784022

Third printing. Written by BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS Penciled by SARA PICHELLI Covers by KAARE ANDREWS CLASSIFIED! Cover price $3.99.

Ultimate Comics Spider-Man (2011 3rd Series) 2C CGC 9.0 Andrews Variant 3rd Printing

Paper: White

Third Printing.

Label #4081784025

Third printing. Written by BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS Penciled by SARA PICHELLI Covers by KAARE ANDREWS CLASSIFIED! Cover price $3.99.

Ultimates (2011 Marvel Ultimate Comics) 13B CBCS 8.5 Witnessed Sig Granov

Paper: White

Witnessed Sig: Adi Granov on 10/8/2017. Adi Gravnov Retailer Incentive.

Label #17-38832CD-006

Limited 1 for 30 Variant Cover by Adi Granov. (W) Sam Humphries (A) Billy Tan, Terry Pallot. CLASSIFIED Cover price $3.99.

Vault of Horror (1950 E.C. Comics) 39 VG- 3.5

Cover oxidation. Water damage.

Cover by Johnny Craig. Ad for Panic. "Deadly Beloved!", script by Carl Wessler, art by Johnny Craig; Edward's car overheats and is forced to stop and seek out help; He spots a stately mansion is the bayous, and enters, finding it burnt out inside. "Top Billing," script by Carl Wessler, art by Reed Crandall; Three actors find themselves at the stage entrance of mysterious Woltam Theatre; A rehearsal of Hamlet stops when a vital prop turns up missing. "Show Stopper!" text story. "The Purge," script by Carl Wessler, art by Bernard Krigstein; King Horace is called to the cell of a lovely lady and he asks her why she wants to see him; Alicia tells him that she was controlled by the devil and wanted to be purged of him. "All for Gnawt," script by Carl Wessler, art by Graham Ingels; Millie is drinking herself into a stupor, lamenting that her previous four husbands had not left her the funds she craved, but to find another husband would be difficult considering her looks and weight. 36 pgs., full color. $0.10. Cover price $0.10.

Venus Comic Collection (2017 Golde Age Reprints) 5 VF 8.0

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1st printing. Comic Collection containing the golden age comic Venus #10-#14. Softcover, 152 pages, full color.

Waifu Chronicles (2024 Knight of Comics) 1FELINEGALA.D.FOIL CGC 10.0

Paper: White

Manufactured with "2/3" printed on cover. Feline Gala Foil Edition D.

Label #4651173003

Topless "Feline Gala" Foil Edition Virgin Cover by Fadime Yildirim - Limited to 3 copies. Story by Michael Lynch. Art by Fred Benes. 12 pages, full color, Adults Only.

Waifu Chronicles (2024 Knight of Comics) 1GUN4HIRE.A VF/NM 9.0

July Patreon Exclusive "Gun 4 Hire" Edition Cover by Katya Sinyukhina - Limited to 30 copies. Story by Michael Lynch. Art by Fred Benes. 12 pages, full color, Adults Only.

Waifu Chronicles (2024 Knight of Comics) 1LETHALDANCER.A NM- 9.2

August Patreon Exclusive "Lethal Dancer" Edition Cover by Katya Sinyukhina - Limited to 30 copies. Story by Michael Lynch. Art by Fred Benes. 12 pages, full color, Adults Only.

Waifu Chronicles (2024 Knight of Comics) 1MAINATTRACTION.B VF/NM 9.0

"Main Attraction" Topless Cover by Katya Sinyukhina - Limited to 70 copies. Story by Michael Lynch. Art by Fred Benes. 12 pages, full color, Adults Only.

Waifu Chronicles (2024 Knight of Comics) 1MAINATTRACTION.C NM- 9.2

"Main Attraction" Nude Cover by Katya Sinyukhina - Limited to 100 copies. Story by Michael Lynch. Art by Fred Benes. 12 pages, full color, Adults Only.

Waifu Chronicles (2024 Knight of Comics) 1MAINATTRACTION.C.FOIL NM 9.4

"Main Attraction" Nude Holo-Foil Cover by Katya Sinyukhina - Limited to 5 copies. Story by Michael Lynch. Art by Fred Benes. 12 pages, full color, Adults Only.