2002 March Comic Auction - Session 4

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...