2002 March Comic Auction - Session 4

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