Collectible Items

A fun mixed vintage comic lot featuring classic Bronze and Silver Age comic books, along with collectible comic advertisement and promotional insert pages. This group includes Marvel favorites such as Iron Man, Thor, and Silver Surfer, along with The Phantom and vintage toy/mail-away advertisement pages from the 1960s-1980s era. A nostalgic batch for comic collectors, pop culture enthusiasts, or vintage paper ephemera buyers. Humanity really did peak when children could mail away for questionable prizes and plastic nonsense from comic ads. Included in This Lot: The Phantom #22 (King Comics), The Invincible Iron Man #44, The Invincible Iron Man #84, Silver Surfer #1 (1982 series), The Mighty Thor #319, The Mighty Thor #322. Condition Report: Comics are stored in plastic sleeves. Overall conditions range from Fair to Very Good with visible age-related wear. No professional grading has been performed.

Vintage copy of Jungle Action #10, published by Marvel Comics in July 1974. This issue features the iconic Black Panther in one of his early solo storylines during the Bronze Age of comics. This issue is part of Black Panther’s earliest solo run, well before the character became mainstream. Demand for these Bronze Age issues has grown significantly, especially among MCU fans and collectors. This issue continues the "Panther’s Rage" storyline, one of the most important early arcs for Black Panther, making it a desirable collectible for both Marvel fans and serious comic collectors. Details: Title: Jungle Action #10, Publisher: Marvel Comics, Cover Price: 25¢, Publication Date: July 1974, Key Character: Black Panther, Storyline: Panther’s Rage arc Condition: Pre-owned vintage condition, Visible wear consistent with age (edge wear, surface creasing, spine stress, and corner rounding), Colors remain vibrant with strong cover appeal, Please review photos carefully for exact condition.

8 vintage comic books from the Bronze and Silver Age era featuring popular characters from both Marvel and DC Comics. A fun collector’s group with strong eye appeal, classic cover art, and nostalgic newsstand charm. Because apparently, humans decided paper superheroes would become retirement accounts. Some of them actually did. This lot includes: Shazam! #35 (DC Comics), Marvel’s Greatest Comics #73 featuring Fantastic Four, The Secret Society of Super-Villains #15 (DC Comics), Felix the Cat (Harvey Comics), Wonder Woman #261 (DC Comics), The Champions #11 (Marvel Comics), The Incredible Hulk #225 (Marvel Comics), Mutt and Jeff (Harvey Comics), Condition: Comics show overall vintage wear consistent with age and handling, including: Spine wear and stress marks, Creasing and edge wear, Corner wear, Surface wear and handling marks, Possible small tears, discoloration, or writing, Condition appears to range approximately from Good to Very Good overall, but grading is subjective. Please review the photos carefully for your own assessment before purchasing. Comic collectors and grading people can debate a tiny corner bend for six hours straight like medieval theologians discussing angels.