2002 March Comic Auction - Session 4

Amazing Adventures #2 (Atlas/Marvel, 1961). Offered here is the second issue of what would eventually become Amazing Fantasy, as Ditko and Kirby pract

Amazing Fantasy #15 Curator pedigree (Marvel, 1962). "And so a legend is born, and a new name is added to the roster of those who make the worl...

Amazing Fantasy #15 (Marvel, 1962). This book needs no introduction. This first appearance of Spider-Man has been one of the hottest comics for over a

Amazing Fantasy #15 (Marvel, 1962). Tremendously important comic book, being the origin and first appearance of the Amazing Spider-Man. Solid low-grad

The Amazing Spider-Man #1 (Marvel, 1963). A true milestone in the Silver Age, and the book that really established Marvel as a worthy contender to tak

The Amazing Spider-Man #1 (Marvel, 1963). A landmark book that any collector, young or old, would love to own! The front cover is in superb condition,

The Amazing Spider-Man #1 (Marvel, 1963). The spectacular debut issue of the Web-Slinger's regular title, this features not only a Fantastic Fou...

The Amazing Spider-Man #4 (Marvel, 1963). This power-packed issue features the origin and first appearance of the Sandman, along with the first appear

The Amazing Spider-Man #3 (Marvel, 1963). A solid low-grade copy of this outstanding early issue featuring the debut of Otto Octavious, better known a

The Amazing Spider-Man #6 (Marvel, 1963). This high-grade Spidey features the first appearance of the Lizard with art by Steve Ditko. Nice, with outs

The Amazing Spider-Man #7 (Marvel, 1963). An immediate hit with fans, the Vulture was the first Spider-Man villain to come back for a rematch and &q...

The Amazing Spider-Man #8 (Marvel, 1963). This action-packed "Tribute to Teenagers" issue features Spider-Man's blockbuster battle wit...

The Amazing Spider-Man #9 (Marvel, 1964). After battling crazed scientists, vultures, lizard-men and chameleons, Spidey must now face the most shockin

The Amazing Spider-Man #9 (Marvel, 1964). Always a favorite among Spidey fans, Electro was a formidable villain for our favorite Web-Slinger, able to

The Amazing Spider-Man #9 (Marvel, 1964). The amazing debut of Electro, one of Steve Ditko's wildest supervillains. From an original owner colle...

The Amazing Spider-Man #11 (Marvel, 1964). This issue features the fantastic second appearance of Doctor Octopus with art by Steve Ditko. From an ori

The Amazing Spider-Man #13 (Marvel, 1964). From the classic Lee/Ditko run, this is the first appearance of Mysterio, the movie stuntman turned supervi

The Amazing Spider-Man #14 White Mountain pedigree (Marvel, 1964). One of the most important and in-demand issues in the run, The Amazing Spider-Man #

The Amazing Spider-Man #14 (Marvel, 1964). Presented here is the fantastic debut of the most evil Spider-Man villain ever: Norman Osborn, aka the Gree

The Amazing Spider-Man #28 (Marvel, 1965). One of the most popular Steve Ditko stories and covers with the origin and first appearance of the Molten M

The Amazing Spider-Man #36 (Marvel, 1966). "Spidey as you like him!" A pretty copy for the Spidey collector without the hefty price tag. C...

The Amazing Spider-Man #37 (Marvel, 1966). The penultimate Steve Ditko issue of ASM, this was the formal introduction of Norman Osborn (although Ditko

The Amazing Spider-Man #58 (Marvel, 1968). The Spider-Slayer, Ka-Zar and Zabu all make appearances in this fast-paced issue with dynamite artwork by...

The Amazing Spider-Man #83 Oakland pedigree (Marvel, 1970). High-grade Marvels are consistently the most active area of the hobby. They are the highes

The Amazing Spider-Man #100 (Marvel, 1971). A classic anniversary issue with a dynamic John Romita, Sr. cover, and featuring a two-page cameo by Spide

The Amazing Spider-Man #100 (Marvel, 1971). One of John Romita's best covers graces this landmark Anniversary issue of ASM. This is a gorgeous c...

The Amazing Spider-Man #121 (Marvel, 1973). The death of Gwen Stacy was one of the pivotal moments in Spider-Man history, and this heart-wrenching iss

The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #1 Diamond Run pedigree (Marvel, 1964). This action-packed book has the first appearance of the Sinister Six, along with

The Amazing Spider-Man #2-#50 Group Lot (Marvel, 1964-1967). An "amazing" lot of vintage Spider-Man, a complete run of #2-#50 missing only...

The Amazing Spider-Man Annual Lot (Marvel, 1964-1973). A solid run of Spidey Annuals #1-9, ranging in grade from VG to VF: #1 VG-, #2 FN-, #3 VF, #4 V

The Avengers #1 (Marvel, 1963). Offered here is a nice copy of a first-rate Marvel key with great cover colors. Major Marvel keys have a proven track

The Avengers #1 (Marvel, 1963). The first appearance of the Mighty Avengers with artwork by Jack "King" Kirby. Iron Man, Thor, Ant-Man, th...

The Avengers #4 (Marvel, 1964). This is the issue that returned the true Captain America to the fledgling Marvel Universe, after an absence of many y

The Avengers #4 (Marvel, 1964). Featuring the revival of Captain America, who is herein rescued from the suspended animation he has languished in sinc

The Avengers #4 (Marvel, 1964). The first true Silver-Age Captain America and Bucky with artwork by Jack "King" Kirby. From an original ow...

Captain America #100 (Marvel, 1968). Captain America gets his own title for the first time since 1954! Continued from Tales of Suspense (which Cap sha

Captain America #100 (Marvel, 1968). Cap wins his own title after a successful stint in Tales of Suspense, starting with this issue and continuing wel

Captain America #100 Diamond Run pedigree (Marvel, 1968). The Sentinel of Liberty leaves Tales of Suspense and gets his own title. This premier issue

Captain America Group Lot (Marvel, 1968-71). Lot of three exciting issues of Captain America, all in glorious NM 9.4 condition! Issue #105 (White page

Conan #1 (Marvel, 1970). The first comic book appearance of Barry Windsor-Smith's classic character Conan, which would enjoy a run well into the...

Daredevil #1 (Marvel, 1964). Debuting one of Marvel's more underrated characters, Daredevil #1 has always been an affordable key in relation to ...

Daredevil #1 (Marvel, 1964). First slam-bang issue of one of Marvels most enduring characters "The Man Without Fear," Daredevil. Bill Ever...

Daredevil #1 (Marvel, 1964). The origin and first appearance of Marvel's Daredevil with outstanding art by Bill Everett. From an original owner...

Daredevil #4 (Marvel, 1964). An awesome Jack Kirby cover spotlights the first appearance of the Purple Man. From an original owner collection, this bo

Doctor Strange #169 (Marvel, 1968). This book is not only the first issue of Doctor Strange's own title, but retells his origin as well! Possibl...

Doctor Strange #169 (Marvel, 1968). The Master of the Mystic Arts finally gets his own title in this issue that retells his origin with artwork by Dan

Fantastic Four #1 Northland pedigree (Marvel, 1961). A truly historic book, Fantastic Four #1 ushered in the Marvel Age of Comics, and in the process,

Fantastic Four #1 (Marvel, 1961). The book that ushered in the Marvel Age of Comics, this is a perfect unrestored mid-grade copy, featuring deep colo

Fantastic Four #5 (Marvel, 1962). This fantastic issue has the first appearance and origin of Doctor Doom, the Fantastic Four's number one arch...

Fantastic Four #48 (Marvel, 1966). The landmark first appearance of the Silver Surfer and Galactus features top-notch artwork by Jack Kirby & J...

Fantastic Four #49 (Marvel, 1966). Presented here, in all its Silver Age glory, is the first Galactus and Silver Surfer cover and their second overal

Fantastic Four #90 Oakland pedigree (Marvel, 1969). We feel very fortunate to be offering another 9.8 Marvel. Fantastic Four certainly an "A li...

Fantastic Four Annual #1 (Marvel, 1963). One of the best and earliest annuals of the Marvel Silver Age, this book has artwork by Jack Kirby, Steve Dit

Fantastic Four Group Lot (Marvel, 1964). Giant lot of an almost-complete run of Fantastic Four #2-#123, minus the following issues: #12, #14, #20, and

Fantastic Four Annual Group Lot (Marvel, 1963-1971). A solid mid- to high-grade run of FF Annuals #1-9. Grades are: #1 VFN/VF+, #2 VG/FN, #3 VG+, #4 F

The Incredible Hulk #1 (Marvel, 1962). Origin and first appearance of the Hulk. Jack Kirby is the artist on this issue and the Hulk is grey colored. T

The Incredible Hulk #3 (Marvel, 1962). A memorable issue with the origin of the Hulk retold, along with the first appearances of the Ringmaster and hi

The Incredible Hulk #4 (Marvel, 1962). This issue features a unique split-panel cover design, something used often on Marvel pre-hero books, but large

The Incredible Hulk #102 (Marvel, 1968). After Hulk ran in Tales to Astonish for a few years, Marvel felt he was finally ready for his own series. Tal

Iron Man #1 (Marvel, 1968). Continued from the pages of Tales of Suspense, this is the quintessential book for the serious Iron Man collector. Highlig

Iron Man #2 (Marvel, 1968). EC mainstay Johnny Craig contributed outstanding superhero work to early issues of Iron Man before handing over the artis

Iron Man/Sub-Mariner Group Lot (Marvel, 1968). Great lot of two high-grade #1 issues, Iron Man #1 and Sub-Mariner #1, both in CGC NM 9.4 White pages.

Journey into Mystery #83 (Marvel, 1962). An outstanding high-grade copy of this Marvel key, featuring the origin and first appearance of The Mighty Th

Marvel Super-Heroes #14 (Marvel, 1968). An exquisite copy of this reprint mainstay features an all-new Spider-Man story by Ross Andru and Bill Everett

Nick Fury, Agent of SHIELD #1 (Marvel, 1968). With this issue, the age of Marvel Pop Art was well under way! Steranko's wild graphics would infl...

The Silver Surfer #1 (Marvel, 1968). One of the coolest books Marvel put out in the late 1960s! After making his debut in Fantastic Four #48-50, the S

The Silver Surfer #4 (Marvel, 1969). The great clash between Thor and the Silver Surfer happens right here in this action-packed book with artwork by

The Silver Surfer #18 (Marvel, 1970). The final issue of the Surfer's own title, with terrific artwork by Norrin Radd's creator, Jack Kirby....

Spectacular Spider-Man #2 (Marvel, 1968). Fronted by a classic painted cover by John Romita, Sr., This super issue has 58 pages in color and is pencil

Spectacular Spider-Man Lot (Marvel, 1968). A complete run (two issues) of the magazine-format Spectacular Spider-Man, both copies in beautiful NM cond

Strange Tales #110 (Marvel, 1963). A sharp copy of an important key Silver Age issue, herein you will find the first appearance of Dr. Strange, Master

Strange Tales #110 (Atlas, 1963). What can you say about a book that has the first appearance of Dr. Strange, his Mentor, The Ancient One, and his man

Strange Tales #115 (Atlas, 1963). A power-packed book which presents, for the first time, the senses-shattering origin of Dr. Strange. Further roundin

Strange Tales #115 (Marvel, 1963). The frightening origin of Dr. Strange, Master of the Mystic Arts, by the incredible Steve Ditko. An early Spider-Ma

The Sub-Mariner #1 (Marvel, 1968). After bouncing around in numerous comics throughout the '60s, Subby finally got his own series when Marvel re...

The Sub-Mariner #2 (Marvel, 1968). This issue features Subby battling it out with the Triton, drawn by "Big" John Buscema. A gorgeous book...

Tales of Suspense #39 (Marvel, 1963). One of the top Marvel keys, the origin and first appearance of Iron Man is always a great book to own. This is a

Tales of Suspense #39 (Marvel, 1963). "He Lives! He Walks! He Conquers!" Presented here is the heart-stopping origin and first appearance...

Tales of Suspense #39 (Marvel, 1963). Origin and first appearance of Iron Man, drawn by Jack Kirby. Ol' Shellhead had a multi-year run in TOS be...

Tales to Astonish #17 White Mountain pedigree (Marvel, 1961). A very pretty copy from a major pedigree. Pre-hero Marvels are very tough to find in thi

Tales to Astonish #27 (Marvel, 1962). First appearance of the Ant-Man and the start of the "superhero" run in Tales to Astonish. Jumpin...

Thor #148 (Marvel, 1968). An exciting issue with cover and art by Jack "King" Kirby, this issue features the origin of Black Bolt. This st...

X-Men #1 (Marvel, 1963). X-Men #1 is certainly one of the ten most important Silver Age comic books ever published. It introduces Cyclops, Angel, Beas

X-Men #1 (Marvel, 1963). Who knew? At the time of its original release, X-Men made much less of a splash than some of Marvel's other heavy-hitte...

X-Men #1 (Marvel, 1963). Since the mid 1970s, X-Men has not only been the best selling comic book title in the world, it is THE most important title t

X-Men #1 (Marvel, 1963). The Uncanny X-Men got their start right here battling Magneto, the world's most evil mutant. Jack Kirby created the cla...

X-Men #2 (Marvel, 1963). The second issue of Marvel's Merry Mutants' own title features a fantastic Kirby cover with the first appearance of...

X-Men #3 (Marvel, 1964). The X-men face off against the Blob in this issue, a truly frightening prospect for our Merry Mutants! This copy is gorgeous,

X-Men #3 (Marvel, 1964). The X-Men must "Beware...The Blob!" in this classic Stan Lee/Jack Kirby collaboration. This copy appears to be mu...

X-Men #4 (Marvel, 1964). This issue features the first appearances of Quicksilver, the Scarlet Witch, Toad, Mastermind and the Brotherhood of Evil Mut

X-Men #5 White Mountain pedigree (Marvel, 1964). Stan and Jack have the X-men facing off against Magneto and his evil Mutants once again. This copy ex

X-Men #16 (Marvel). Another Mighty Mutant Masterwork by the King of Comics, the incomparable Jack Kirby. X-Men books below issue 20 are hard to find i

X-Men #20 (Marvel, 1966). Another striking issue featuring Marvel's favorite team of mutants! Near perfect, this book lives up to its high grade...

X-Men #28 (Marvel, 1967). This action-packed book features the first appearance of the Banshee, an Irish mutant who would join the X-Men in later year

X-Men #51 (Marvel, 1968). Jim Steranko contributed only a few X-Men covers, and many consider this to be the high-water mark of "Jaunty" J...

Pre-Hero Horror Lot (Atlas/Marvel). An attractive lot of mid- to high-grade Atlas and pre-hero Marvels, including a few pedigrees. A great peek into t

Conan Group Lot (Marvel, 1975). Featuring some of the key books in the Conan canon, Savage Sword of Conan #1, #2, #3 are included in this lot. These c

The Incredible Hulk #181 (Marvel, 1974). The first true appearance of the ultra-popular Canadian superhero Wolverine, with art by Herb Trimpe. A truly

Marvel Bronze Age #1 NM+ 9.6 Group Lot (Marvel, 1975). Three fantastic high-grade #1 books from the Bronze Age of Marvel all graded an amazing NM+ 9.6

Marvel Premiere #1 (Marvel, 1972). This book, showcasing the origin of Warlock (with cameo appearances by the Incredible Hulk and the Mighty Thor) fea