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DC Comics Presents 15 (1978 DC)*FINE++

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Joe Station cover. Superman tries to help the Atom who cannot shrink down into his normal super hero small size in "Plight of the Giant Atom." Script by Cary Bates and art by Joe Staton & Frank Chiaramonte.

Conan the Barbarian 68 (1970 Marvel)*VF-

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Cover pencils by Gil Kane, inks by Pablo Marcos. Conan battles King Kull as Red Sonja, Belit, and Brule the Spear-Slayer look on in Of Once and Future Kings!; setting: Temple of Ibis & Palace of King Kull; Conan kills unnamed Stygian wizard and returns King Kull back to his time. Script by Roy Thomas, art by John Buscema. Spider-Man stars in a one-page Hostess ad, The Spider-Man and the Fly!

Super-Team Family 07 (1975)*FINE++

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The Teen Titans in "To Order is To Destroy" (script by Steve Skeates, pencils by George Tuska, inks by Nick Cardy). Doom Patrol reprint: "The Brotherhood of Evil" (script by Arnold Drake, art by Bruno Premiani). Aquaman stars in a one-page Hostess ad,

WONDER WOMAN 223 (DC Comics/1976)*VF/NEAR MINT

WONDER WOMAN 223 (DC Comics/1976)*VF/NEAR MINT

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WONDER WOMAN 223 (DC Comics/1976)*VF/NEAR MINT

*(Grade:VF/NEAR MINT)

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*First 30-cent cover-price. Steve Trevor is revived as Steve Howard and learns Wonder Woman's identity in "We Dare Not Reveal the Title!" Script by Martin Pasko, pencils by Jose Delbo, inks by Vince Colletta. Batman and Sueprman cameos. Superman stars in a one-page public service announcement, "Justice For All Includes Children" (#2) with art by Neal Adams. Batman, Robin, and the Penguin star in a one-page Twinkies ad, "Twinkieless Gotham City."

ADVENTURE COMICS Vol.1 359 (DC Comics/1967)*GOOD

ADVENTURE COMICS Vol.1 359 (DC Comics/1967)*GOOD

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ADVENTURE COMICS Vol.1 359 (DC Comics/1967)*GOOD

*(Grade:GOOD)*Dry Water Staining at Lower Front & Back Covers, but Otherwise a Very Solid, Low Grade Copy. No Writing. Some Tanning. Fully Intact.

359

*Cover pencils by Curt Swan, inks by George Klein. The Outlawed Legionnaires!--Tales of the Legion of Super-Heroes, script by Jim Shooter, pencils by Jim Shooter (layouts only) and Curt Swan, inks by George Klein; Universo takes over the Presidency and outlaws the Legion (after brainwashing Metropolis), who vow to fight back.

WONDER WOMAN 262 (DC Comics/1979)*FINE/FINE+

WONDER WOMAN 262 (DC Comics/1979)*FINE/FINE+

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WONDER WOMAN 262 (DC Comics/1979)*FINE/FINE+

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262

*Cover by Dick Giordano. "The Bushmaster Strikes Twice!", script by Gerry Conway, pencils by Ric Estrada inks by Jose Delbo; A day in the life of Wonder Woman, as she teaches some thugs a lesson, flirts at a party as Diana Prince, and saves the UN from the villainous Bushmaster. Superman stars in a one-page Hostess ad, "The Rescue." Fred Hembeck comic strip.

SUPERMAN'S PAL:JIMMY OLSEN 129 (DC Comics/1970)*VG/VG+

SUPERMAN'S PAL:JIMMY OLSEN 129 (DC Comics/1970)*VG/VG+

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SUPERMAN'S PAL:JIMMY OLSEN 129 (DC Comics/1970)*VG/VG+

*(Grade:VG/VG+)*Other Than Rip at Lower Left Cover, a Very Solid and Attractive Copy. No other Tears, or Writing. Bright Interior. Fully Intact.

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*Cover pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Murphy Anderson. Superman versus Ultra-Olsen!, script by E Nelson Bridwell, art by Murphy Anderson; Jimmy becomes Ultra-Olsen, but is blackmailed by two bad guys (who kidnapped his father) into doing robberies for them. The Pen of Prophecy!, script by Leo Dorfman, art by Murphy Anderson; Jimmy gets a pen with magic ink that was supposed used by Edgar Allan Poe and Nostradamus. The Superman Hall of Trophies, script by Otto Binder, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Ray Burnley.

SUPERBOY Vol.1 168 (DC Comics/1970)*GOOD

SUPERBOY Vol.1 168 (DC Comics/1970)*GOOD

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SUPERBOY Vol.1 168 (DC Comics/1970)*GOOD

*(Grade:GOOD)*Well Worn, with Some Rips & Tears, but No Writing. Some Tanning. Fully Intact.

168

*Cover art by Neal Adams. Leave Us...or We Perish!, script by Frank Robbins, pencils by Bob Brown, inks by Murphy Anderson; Adolf Hitler and his Nazi cohorts descend on Smallville. The Negative Boy of Steel, script by Arnold Drake, pencils by Al Plastino, inks by Mike Esposito; a cosmic accident creates a Negative Superboy duplicate.

SUPERMAN 265 (DC Comics/1973)*VG

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SUPERMAN 265 (DC Comics/1973)*VG

*(Grade:VG)*No Rips, No Tears or Writing. Moderate Tanning. Fully Intact.

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*Cover art by Nick Cardy. Attack by the Army of Tomorrow! starring Calixto, Superman, Morgan Edge, Perry White, Clark Kent, Marlou, Steve Lombard, and Norm, script by Elliot S! Maggin, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Murphy Anderson; Calixto and his energy-powered mutants battle Superman and Perry White.

SUPERMAN 277 (DC Comics/1974)*GOOD-

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SUPERMAN 277 (DC Comics/1974)*GOOD-

*(Grade:GOOD-)*Moderate Rips and Tears, But No Writing. Some Tanning. Fully Intact.

277

*Cover pencils by Nick Cardy and Neal Adams (billboard only), inks by Nick Cardy. The Biggest Game in Town!, script by Elliot Maggin, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Vince Colletta/ In hopes of exposing Clark Kent of Superman, famed author Ted Mailerway comes to Metropolis. The Pizzeria Peril!--Private Life of Clark Kent, script by Martin Pasko, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Frank Giacoia; Steve Lombard moves in with Clark Kent to prevent mystery novelist Kaye Daye (Steve's aunt) from seeing his bachelor pad.

SUPERMAN 260 (DC Comics/1973)*GOOD+

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SUPERMAN 260 (DC Comics/1973)*GOOD+

*(Grade:GOOD+)*Minor rips and tears, but no writing, moderate tanning. Fully intact.

260

*Cover art by Nick Cardy. Keeper of the Eternal Flame!, script by Elliot S! Maggin, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Murphy Anderson; in a hidden valley of Vikings, Superman finds Valdemar, a hero who rides a huge bird and wields a flaming sword. Let My People Live!--The Fabulous World of Krypton, script by Elliot S! Maggin, pencils by Bob Brown, inks by Dave Cockrum; two tribes on Krypton pick a champion to battle one another. A letter from Bob Rozakis.

SUPERMAN 234 (DC Comics/1971)*VG-

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SUPERMAN 234 (DC Comics/1971)*VG-

(Grade:VG-)*No rips, No tears or writing, moderate tanning. Fully intact.

234

*Cover art by Neal Adams. How to Tame a Wild Volcano!, script by Denny O'Neil, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Murphy Anderson; working for WGBS, Clark Kent is sent to a South Seas island to cover a volcano that's about to erupt. Weather and Climate science article. Prison in the Sky--The Fabulous World of Krypton starring Tron-Et, Jor-El, Lara, Ken-Dal, Nali-Ilv, Ed-Ilv, and Jax-Ur, script by E. Nelson Bridwell, art by Curt Swan. Science Says You're Wrong If You Believe That article.

Flash Gordon 36 (1966 Whitman)*VG

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Whitman edition. "Web of Treachery." Story by George Kashdan. Art by A. McWilliams. Flash and Dale travel to a far off matriarchal kingdom of Mongo to prevent General Klytus from convincing Queen Siri to allow her daughter to marry Ming, thus expanding his empire.

Action Comics 440 (1938 DC)*VG

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Cover by Nick Cardy. "The Man Who Betrayed Krypton!", script by Elliot S! Maggin, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Bob Oksner; A criminal mastermind tries to demoralize Superman with illusions of his parents. "Little Dog Lost!" starring Green Arrow, Black Canary, and Krypto, script by Elliot S! Maggin, art by Mike Grell; Green Arrow is assisted in his fight against Prof. Steelgraves and his smuggling ring by a white dog, who later brings Oliver Queen a device Steelgraves was trying to smuggle, and shuts it off when it produces a beam that makes Dinah Lance hallucinate; Both Ollie and Dinah agree that he is no ordinary dog, and Dinah gives him the name Demian.

Justice Machine 05 (1981 Noble)*FINE+

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Cover by Keith Pollard and Mike Gustovich. Back cover by Mike Gustovich and Bob Layton. Yesterdays Pain. 20 pages. Story by William F Loebs. Pencils by Bill Reinhold. Inks by Mike Gustovich and Sam De La Rosa. The Justice Machine begins to settle into their new home of New Haven. And as they become comfortable, we learn these former soldiers have a number of issues they have been keeping hidden that are now coming to the surface. There is no time to dwell on their issues however, as New Havens doctor, no stranger to his own inner demons, may be responsible for the creature that now attacks New Haven. Cameo by Kitten and Weed of the Thunder Squad from The Thunder Agents series. Invasion of the mechanoids. 20 pages. Story by Mike Gustovich. Pencils by Bill Reinhold. Inks by Mike Gustovich, Bob Layton and Jeff Dee. Barely surviving a battle with the creature Overkill, Cobalt Blue must immediately begin to protect Earth from an invasion by the creatures know only as the Mechanoids. 48 pages. Full color. This issue is a flip book with the Cobalt Blue story printed the opposite way up from the front of the book.

Kull the Conqueror / Destroyer 15 (1971 1st Series)*FINE++

Kull the Conqueror / Destroyer 15 (1971 1st Series)*FINE++

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"Wings of the Night Beast." Script by Steve Englehart, pencils by Michael Ploog, inks by Ernie Chan (as "Ernie Chua"). Story continued in Kull and the Barbarians 2. Gil Kane cover pencils, Tom Palmer cover inks.

Kull the Conqueror / Destroyer 14 (1971 1st Series)*FINE+

Kull the Conqueror / Destroyer 14 (1971 1st Series)*FINE+

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"The Black Belfry." Script by Steve Englehart, pencils by Michael Ploog, inks by Jack Abel. Jim Starlin cover.

Blondie 215 (Charlton/1975)*VG

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Blondie 215 (Charlton/1975)*VG

Hagar the Horrible R-09 (King Features/1977)*VG

Hagar the Horrible R-09 (King Features/1977)*VG

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Hagar the Horrible R-09 is a comic book published by King Features Comics. The issue date is 1977 and it was a free give-away.

It broke all records when it was launched on Feb. 4, 1973, becoming the fastest growing comic strip ever.

The strip was created by Hi and Lois artist Dik Browne in his basement art studio/laundry room in Connecticut. The strip's title was the family nickname for Dik Browne, and the characters were loosely based on Dik's family and friends.

The little red-bearded Viking has appeared in advertisements for IBM, Mug Root Beer, Skol Ale and in the opening titles for the TV show "Caroline in the City," which starred actress Lea Thompson as a successful female cartoonist. Hagar has appeared on his own CBS special and is featured in Universal's Islands of Adventure: Toon Lagoon theme park.

Quincy 01 R-14 (King Features/1973 Series)*VG/VG+

Quincy 01 R-14 (King Features/1973 Series)*VG/VG+

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Quincy 01 R-14 (King Features/1973 Series)*VG/VG+

QUINCY was a comic strip by Ted Shearer. The King Features strip, which ran from 1970 to 1986, was in the tradition of SKIPPY and LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE - a scrappy kid who is pushing to better himself; sometimes falling on his face, but always philosophically optimistic. QUINCY chronicled a group of multi-cultural kids in a New York City neighborhood. They were part of the "Supplementary Reading Program developed and editor by Richard Guttenberg, Dr. Anne Mueser and Sherman H. Saiger." So, it may have been distributed as art of a school program. There are a couple of QUINCY comic books, and a TIM TYLER'S LUCK book in the series, which all seemed to feature King Features properties. Each comic also has a featured co-star, in their own, separate story. With the QUINCY books, you have HENRY and Hamlet, HAGAR's son.