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Flash (1959 1st Series DC) 233 VF- 7.5

Return of the 25-cent cover price. Cover art by Dick Giordano. Deadly Secret of the Flash, script by Cary Bates, pencils by Irv Novick, inks by Tex Blaisdel; Reverse Flash pretends he is Barry Allen. World That Bet on War!, script by Denny O'Neil, pencils by Dick Dillin, inks by Terry Austin and Dick Giordano; Two aliens wager over who could beat who...Green Lantern or a Sherman tank. Batman and the Mummy Hostess Twinkies strip ad. Super-Hero stick-ons ad. The Bible and All Star Comics 3 tabloids ad. 36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.25.

Flash (1959 1st Series DC) 323N FN 6.0

Newsstand Edition. Cover pencils by Carmine Infantino, inks by Rodin Rodriguez. Run, Flash--Run For Your Wife, script by Cary Bates, pencils by Carmine Infantino, inks by Rodin Rodriguez; A Guardian warns Barry that Reverse-Flash has been freed from limbo; Barry, late for his wedding with Fiona, battles Reverse Flash, who killed Barry's first wife, Iris. All-Demons Adieu, script by Nicola Cuti, pencils by Chuck Patton and Keith Giffen, inks by Gary Martin; The black market drug storyline continues, starring the Creeper. Tron Atari 2600 ad. Dungeons & Dragons Basic and Expert Set ad. Meanwhile… column by Dick Giordano. SGT Rock vehicles and weapons toy ad from Remco. Star Wars Jedi Arena Atari 2600 ad. Lock N Chase Intellivision ad. 36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.60.

Flash (1959 1st Series DC) Canadian Price Variant 324 GD/VG 3.0

Canadian edition with $.75 cover price. Cover pencils by Carmine Infantino, inks by Rodin Rodriguez. The Slayer and the Slain, script by Cary Bates, pencils by Carmine Infantino, inks by Dennis Jensen; While Fiona Webb waits at the altar, Flash engages in an epic battle with Reverse-Flash and ends up killing him to save Barry's bride to be; Kid Flash makes a guest appearance; This leads to the dominant story-line of the last 26 issues, the trial of Flash for the murder of Prof Zoom. Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Intellivision ad. Warlord toy ad from Remco. Batman and the Outsiders ad, art by Jim Aparo. Meanwhile… column by Dick Giordano. Universal Monsters model kits ad from Monogram. Tron Atari 2600 ad. 36 pgs. Cover price $0.75.

Flash (1987 2nd Series) 197 CGC 6.0

Paper: White

Label #4762748015

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Direct Edition. Written by Geoff Johns; Art by Scott Kolins and Doug Hazelwood. Cover by Scott Kolins. "Blitz," Part 1 of 4, leading up to THE FLASH #200! Professor Zoom returns in a story that reveals the secrets behind his origin! But what's his strange goal? It's not what you'd think! NOTE: The first part of the powerful four-part story "Blitz" has sold out at the publisher (less than a week after its release) and DC has no plans to go back to press on at this time. "I'm really excited that 'Blitz' is starting off so strong, but really the roller coaster has only gone over the first hill we haven't even hit the loops yet," says writer Geoff Johns. "I've said it before and I'll say it again: Issue #200 will change the world of the Flash and Zoom forever. We're just getting out of the gate here, and I'm glad so many are along for the ride." FC, 32 PG.$2.25 Cover price $2.25.

Flash Lot of 10

Issues 234-243 of Flash (1959 1st Series DC). Most will grade in the VG range with #243 grading GD and #237 grading PR (multiple pieces missing, affects story and art).

Flash Lot of 10

Issues 341-349 and 350N of Flash (1959 1st Series DC). Most will grade in the VF to FN range.

Flash Lot of 10

Issues 331-340 of Flash (1959 1st Series DC). Most will grade in the VF to FN range.

Flash Lot of 10

Issues 318-322 and 326-330 of Flash (1959 1st Series DC). Most will grade in the FN range with #319 grading VG.

Flash Lot of 10

Issues 308, 309N, 310, 311N, and 312-317 of Flash (1959 1st Series DC). Most will grade in the FN/VF to FN range.

Flash Lot of 10

Issues 298, 299N, and 300-307 of Flash (1959 1st Series DC). Most will grade in the FN/VF to FN range with #298 grading VG.

Flash Lot of 10

Issues 288-294, 295N, 296, and 297N of Flash (1959 1st Series DC). Most will grade in the FN range.

Flash Lot of 10

Issues 277-280 and 282-287 of Flash (1959 1st Series DC). Most will grade in the FN to VG range.

Flash Lot of 10

Issues 265MJ and 266-274 of Flash (1959 1st Series DC). Most will grade in the FN range with a couple grading VG.

Flash Lot of 10

Issues 255-264 of Flash (1959 1st Series DC). Most will grade in the FN range with #257 grading GD.

Flash Lot of 10

Issues 244-249 and 251-254 of Flash (1959 1st Series DC). Most will grade in the FN to VG.

Flash Lot of 10

Issues 164, 171, 221-224, 227, 228, 231, and 232 of Flash (1959 1st Series DC). Most will grade in the VG range with a couple grading GD.

Flash Lot of 10

Issues 222, 227, 230, 231, 233, 234, 235, 236, 238, 239 of Flash (1959 1st Series DC). Most will grade in the VG- to FN- range.

Flash Lot of 11

Issues 240, 241, 242, 243, 260, 261, 262, 263, 264, 265, 290 of Flash (1959 1st Series DC). Most will grade in the VG+ to FN range.

Flash Lot of 18

Issues 0, 1N, 2-12, 13N, and 14-16 of Flash (1987 2nd Series); and 1 of Flash Special (1990). Most will grade in the FN to VG range with #15 grading PR (page missing, does not affect story or art).

Flash Lot of 19

Issues 15, 17-20, and 23-36 of Flash (1987 2nd Series). Most will grade in the FN to VG range.

Flash Lot of 4

Issues 211-213 and 215 of Flash (1959 1st Series DC). Most will grade in the VG range.

Flash Lot of 5

Issues 266, 286, 288, 289, 290, of Flash (1959 1st Series DC). Most will grade in the VG/FN to FN range.

Flash Lot of 7

Issues 51, 54, 55, 58, 59, 61 and Annual 4 of Flash (1987 2nd Series). Most will grade in the FN range, with #51 grading at VG.

Flashback 01: Daredevil Battles Hitler #1 (1941/1970) 1 FN- 5.5

The first issue of the Flashback reprint series presents Daredevil Battles Hitler #1 originally published in 1941 by Lev Gleason. Cover pencils by Charles Biro, inks by Bob Wood; Daredevil crashes in on a meeting at Berchtesgaden in which Hitler makes final plans to invade England across the Channel, then has to evade Nazi soldiers seeking to locate and kill him; Meanwhile, British Prime Minister Churchill meets with Daredevil and the Silver Streak and assigns them to watch a mysterious cottage on the Downs, which leads to an all-out naval battle with the enemy. The Claw Double Crosses Hitler, script by Charles Biro, art by Jack Cole; Hitler approaches the Claw to ask his assistance in helping him and the Japanese successfully attack and destroy the British in Singapore; Daredevil poses as a lieutenant of the Claw to get behind enemy lines to stop the attack. Fighting Hitler and His Jungle Hordes; Daredevil and Lance must stop Hitler's plans to conquer Africa from within, aimed at cutting Great Britain off from her colonial empire. The Case of the Secret Code Machine, script by Charles Biro, art by Jack Cole; Dickie is summoned to Washington D.C. with his latest invention: a fool-proof decoding machine; Unfortunately, it is stolen by several Nazi agents, who try and rush it back to Berlin before Dean, Todd and Daredevil can stop them. "Wreck Goering's Sky-Fighters"; Daredevil and Cloud help fight off the murderous Nazi air blitzkrieg with the help of the RAF, including stopping the Nazi Reichsmarshall, who accepts Cloud's proposal to battle it out with each other in the air. "Von Roeder Nazi Sea Raider" starring Daredevil and The Pirate Prince, art by Harry Anderson; vs. Hitler and Admiral Roeder. "The Man of Hate Adolf Hitler - Dictator of Germany," script and art by Bob Davis. 68-pages, full color cardstock covers, 7-3/4-in. x 10-3/8-in. black-and-white interior on white paper stock, saddle-stitched binding. Cover price $3.00.

Flashback 20: New York World's Fair (1940/1974) 20 FN 6.0

The 20th issue of the Flashback reprint series presents NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR COMICS (1940) by DC Comics. Cover art by Jack Burnley. Untitled story, script by Jerry Siegel, art by Jack Burnley (as Joe Shuster); Lois and Clark are given an assignment to get the feminine slant of the new World's Fair, and overhear a plot by an international jewel thief to steal the Madras Emerald before it can be displayed at the Fair in the House of Jewels. Untitled story, script by Jerry Siegel, art by Harry Lampert; Red, Whitey and Blooey investigate tainted beef that is being provided to the Army by contract. "Hanko the Cowhand at the World's Fair," art by Creig Flessel. Untitled story, script by Jerry Siegel, art by Howard Sherman; A chance sighting of a mysterious yacht, while on the parachute jump, leads Slam and Shorty to help rescue the Princess of Robaria, who is in America to sign papers allowing her nation to sell the Robarian crown jewels. "Zatara the Master Magician at the World's Fair," script by Gardner F. Fox, art by Joseph Sulman; Zatara faces the challenge of rounding up a pair of pick pockets at the Fair, who use a fake murder to draw attention away from their activities. Fair Facts article, art by Raymond Perry. "The Hour-Man at the World's Fair," script by Ken Fitch, art by Bernard Baily; Rex Tyler is ordered by his employer at the Bannerman Laboratories to conduct some scientific experiments at the Fair and is invited to perform at a wealthy estate. "At the World's Fair with Jim and Jane," art by Creig Flessel. "The Sandman Goes to the World's Fair," script by Gardner F. Fox, art by Chad Grothkopf; Slugger Slade decides to retaliate against the District Attorney for his conviction by kidnapping Dian. Untitled Johnny Thunderbolt story, script by John B. Wentworth, art by Stan Aschmeier. "Batman and Robin Visit the 1940 New York World's Fair," script by Bill Finger, pencils by Bob Kane, inks by Bob Kane and George Roussos (backgrounds); The destruction of the Great West River Bridge and the blackmail demand made to the Travers Engineering Corporation spur the Dynamic Duo to investigate the matter, and they uncover a terrifying plot masterminded by the evil Dr. Vreekill. 100 pages, full color cardstock covers, 7-3/4-in. x 10-3/8-in. black-and-white interior on white paper stock, saddle-stitched binding. Cover price $3.00.

Flashpoint (2011) Promotional Poster

High quality print on poster stock. 22" X 33 3/4". Poster is folded.

Flex Mentallo (1996) 1 CGC 9.8

Paper: White

Label #0251310006

Cover by Frank Quitely. After the Fact, Part One: Flowery Atomic Heart, script by Grant Morrison, art by Frank Quitely; Flex Mentallo pursues the Fact; Another story, seemingly set in the real world, is about the hallucenogenic experiences of a comic book writer. A Vertigo Bonus Pin-Up of Flex Mentallo by Frank Quitely. 36 pgs., full color. $2.50. NOTE: See Doom Patrol (2nd series) #35-36 for 1st appearance and #42 for origin story. Cover price $2.50.

Flintstones (1977 Marvel) 1 FN- 5.5

Cover pencils by Roger Armstrong. Stories by Mark Evanier. Art by Roger Armstrong, Pete Alvarado and Joe Prince. In this issue: "From Rocks to Riches" with art by Roger Armstrong and Joe Prince; "The Terrible Pterograbber" with art by Roger Armstrong and Joe Prince; "Glueshoes' Big Race" with art by Roger Armstrong and Joe Prince; and "Dog Days" with art by Roger Armstrong and Joe Prince. Plus: Yogi Bear in "Ghastly Grotto" with art by Pete Alvarado and Joe Prince; 1-page untitled article on the teaming of Hanna-Barbera and Marvel with illo by Marie Severin; and 1-page The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera article "It's a Cat's World"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.30.

Flintstones (1977 Marvel) 6 CGC 7.5

Paper: White

Label #4734408004

Cover pencils by Dick Bickenbach. Stories by Chase Craig and Mark Evanier. Art by Dick Bickenbach and Lee Hooper. In this issue: "The Masked Rider of Stonerock Gulch" with story by Chase Craig; "The Flat Feat" with story by Chase Craig; and "Chief for a Day" with story by Chase Craig. Plus: Yogi Bear in "Isle Be Seeing You" with story by Mark Evanier. And: 1-page The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera article "The Super-Duper Cartoons"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.35.

Fluffy Fox (Japanese 2016 Marvelous Grace) 18 CGC 9.8

Paper: White

Japan.

Label #4725613002

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Japanese Doujinshi/Fan Art Book. Cover and Art by Tateha. Marvelous Grace 2025 Summer. Japanese Language.

Flying Review International (1966 Purnell & Sons Ltd.) Magazine Vol. 18 #1 VG/FN 5.0

Flying Review International (1966 Purnell & Sons Ltd.) Magazine Vol. 18 #1 VG+ 4.5

Flying Review International (1966 Purnell & Sons Ltd.) Magazine Vol. 18 #1 VG 4.0

Flying Review International (1966 Purnell & Sons Ltd.) Magazine Vol. 18 #1 VG- 3.5

Water damage.

Flying Review International (1966 Purnell & Sons Ltd.) Magazine Vol. 18 #2 VG- 3.5

Paper flaw at centerfold (manufacturing). Only one staple (manufacturing). Water damage.

Flying Review International (1966 Purnell & Sons Ltd.) Magazine Vol. 18 #2 VG- 3.5

Foolkiller Lot of 7

Issues 1-7 of Foolkiller (1990). Most will grade in the VF to FN range.

FOOM (1973 Marvel) 19 FN- 5.5

Staple rust.

Defenders issue. Illustrations by John Romita Jr., Jack Kirby, Keith Giffen, and Ed Hannigan. Roy Thomas, Steve Englehart, Len Wein, Steve Gerbar, and David Kraft talk about writing the Defenders. The news section contains photos of Gene Colan, Chris Claremont, Tom Sutton, Keith Pollard, and Frank Giacoia. Geroge Perez/Joe Sinnott wraparound cover.

For Lovers Only (1971 Charlton) 73 GD

Stories and art by Charles Nicholas and Vince Alascia. The 1970s brought relationship complexities to romance comics, along with some unique fashion and design choices. A new employee at the UN warms to the attentions of foreign dignitary Georgi, but wonders why the security agent is always watching them. Spurned by childhood sweetheart Edgar, Wendie starts dating Jiggs, who's clearly wrong for her, in a story featuring some good-girl art by Charles Nicholas and Vince Alascia. Jon's lover leaves him in order to save their relationship, but he doesn't understand. The cover by an unknown artist shows a man spanking a woman, a provocative image for 1973, the peak of second-wave feminism. Dangerous Kisses!; Find-a-Word; Let Me Go Back; Here Withers Love. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.20.

Four Color (1939-1942 Dell 1st Series) 5 VG 4.0

Cover oxidation.

Smilin' Jack. Stories and art by Zack Mosley. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue reprints classic episodes of the aviation comic strip Smilin' Jack. Jack enters a transcontinental air race, but he doesn't know that twins Bat and Rat are planning to pull a fast one with their identical planes. Dude Duncan tries to woo Dixie away from Jack. Von Bosch sabotages Jack's plane by filing the control wires. 64 pages, Full Color. 10c cover price. Cover price $0.10.

Four Color (1939-1942 Dell 1st Series) 22 GD/VG 3.0

Cover detached at one staple. Water spotting.

Don Winslow of the Navy. Story by Frank Martinek. Art by Leon Beroth. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue reprints classic episodes of the comic strip Don Winslow of the Navy, featuring nautical adventure. Enemy agent Doctor Thor is still at large, and Don and his sidekick Red must track him down. Then they learn of an espionage plot to steal military secrets from the U.S. 64 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Four Color (1942-1962 Dell 2nd Series) 27 CGC 2.5

Paper: Cream to off white

Label #4077068003

Indicia title is "WALT DISNEY'S MICKEY MOUSE, No. 27." Cover art possibly by Ken Hultgren. The Seven-Colored Terror!, script and art by Ken Hultgren; Mickey, Minnie, and Pluto go to Lake Tranquil to take summer jobs, only to find that the tourist trade is being scared off by a ferocious seven-colored mountain lion. The Great Swami Mooh-lah, art by Ken Hultgren; Minnie inherits some money and decides to open a gift shop. Villain of the Victory Garden, art by Ken Hultgren; Someone is vandalizing Mickey and his friends' Victory Gardens. Untitled back cover strip, art by Ken Hultgren; Mickey and Minnie ride a bicycle and pull Pluto in a trailer behind them. 68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Four Color (1942-1962 Dell 2nd Series) 77 GD/VG 3.0

Cover oxidation.

Indicia title is "FELIX THE CAT, No. 77." Untitled Felix the Cat story, script and art by Otto Mesmer; Felix becomes the trainer of a fighting rooster and goes to Mexico to enter him in the cock-fights; The rooster is stolen by bandits and Felix is "adopted" by a pair of American tourists. Reprinted from Felix the Cat (King Features Syndicate) newspaper strips from the late 1930s. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Four Color (1942-1962 Dell 2nd Series) 108 GD/VG 3.0

Cover oxidation.

Indicia title is "DONALD DUCK in the Terror of the River, No. 108." Cover art by Carl Buettner. The Terror of the River!!, script and art by Carl Barks; Donald's sneezes at an auction are mistaken for bids on a houseboat and soon he and the nephews are sailing down the Ohio River; There they encounter a huge serpent. The Firebug, script by Carl Barks, art by Carl Barks; Carl Buettner (last two panels only); Donald falls on his head when getting up one morning and turns into a pyromaniac, setting harmless fires but also getting the blame for big fires set by another firebug. Seals Are So Smart, script and art by Carl Barks; The nephews play ball at the beach with a baby seal, and this sets Donald to dreaming of how much money he could make with a trained seal act. 52 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Four Color (1942-1962 Dell 2nd Series) 268 GD/VG 3.0 (R)

Restored (see item notes)

RESTORATION. Trimmed. Color touch.

Indicia title is "Walt Disney presents MICKEY MOUSE'S SURPRISE VISITOR, No. 268." Cover art by Dan Gormley. Pluto the Pointer, script by Hubie Karp, art by Bob Grant. Mickey Mouse's Surprise Visitor, script by Merrill de Maris and Floyd Gottfredson, pencils by Floyd Gottfredson, inks by Ted Thwaites and Bill Wright; Friday, a native Mickey befriended on an adventure in Africa, sends his brother Thursday to Mickey's house in order to have him receive an education; Thursday causes Mickey all sorts of trouble with his lack of understanding of American customs; reprinted from Mickey Mouse (King Features Syndicate) 1940.01.15 - 1940.04.20 daily newspaper strips. Mickey, Donald, and Goofy on stage in a spotlight back cover art by Dan Gormley. 52 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Four Color (1942-1962 Dell 2nd Series) 291 GD/VG 3.0

Centerfold detached at one staple.

Indicia title is "Walt Disney's DONALD DUCK in "THE MAGIC HOURGLASS" No. 291." Cover art by Carl Buettner. The Magic Hourglass, script and art by Carl Barks; Scrooge gives his nephews an hourglass that he later discovers is the source of his great wealth; Carrying a billion dollars to buy the hourglass back, he follows the ducks to Africa. The Spirit of '76, pencils by Riley Thompson; The nephews decide to put on a play about the American Revolution; Donald takes charge and decides that the family should live like their forefathers in order to get the feel for their parts. 52 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Four Color (1942-1962 Dell 2nd Series) 300 VG- 3.5

Water damage.

Walt Disney's Donald Duck: Big-Top Bedlam. Cover by Carl Buettner. Stories and art by Carl Barks and Paul Murry. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue features Donald Duck's misadventures. In a story by Carl Barks, a con man swipes Daisy's brooch from Donald at the circus, so Donald becomes a circus clown to get it back. Huey, Dewey and Louie cause trouble for the fire department with their film projector. Donald's nephews are driving him crazy with their yen to do "good deeds." 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Four Color (1942-1962 Dell 2nd Series) 343 VG 4.0

Staple rust.

Indicia title is "Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse in The Ruby Eye of Homar-Guy-Am No. 343." Cover by Dan Gormley. Stories and art by Paul Murry, Bill Weaver, Dick Hall and Don Christensen. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue features Mickey Mouse and friends. While exploring remote tropical islands, Mickey and Goofy find the remains of a lost civilization and a gigantic ruby, but Pete learns about the ruby. When Minnie's dog Fifi goes missing before the dog show, Mickey dresses like a dog to find her, only to be caught by dog-catcher Pete. Morty and Ferdie take Minnie's lazy Susan for a spin. The Ruby Eye of Homar-Guy-Am; The Dog Show. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Four Color (1942-1962 Dell 2nd Series) 355 VG+ 4.5

Bugs Bunny Hot-Rod Hare. Cover by Ralph Heimdahl. Stories and art by Don R. Christensen, Fred Abranz, John Carey and Tony Strobl. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue features Bugs Bunny and the other Looney Tunes characters. Bugs joins the high-octane sport of auto racing. Hoping to beat both his longtime rival Tom Turtle and the Speed-Burner gang, he challenges them to a race, but they plan to turn the tables on him with a jet engine. After he switches to speedboats, Bugs must race to light a lighthouse before an ocean liner crashes into the rocks. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Four Color (1942-1962 Dell 2nd Series) 381 GD+ 2.5

Interior soiling. Water damage.

Marge's Tubby (#1). Indicia title is "MARGE'S TUBBY, CAPTAIN YO-YO, No. 381." Captain Yo-Yo, script by John Stanley; While playing pirate with the gang, Tubby is left marooned on Pine Tree Island. While on the island, he dreams of having adventures as captain of a pirate ship. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.