Captain Marvel Jr. 39, 1946, CGC it, sharp, golden age, "the Headline Stealer"

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[CAPTAIN MARVEL]. Group of Three Golden Age Captain Marvel Jr. Comics. Marvel, ca. 1945 and 1948. Includes No. 32; No. 71; and No. 87. CGC 4.5 grading (No. 32); CGC 7.0 grading (No. 48); PGX 4.0 gradi

Featuring Captain Marvel Jr and The Human Magnet, October 1947, Golden Age, $.10

Lot of 4 Golden Age Comic Books including Captain Marvel Jr. #29 and #52, Captain Midnight #41 - Many missing pages, and Comic Cavalcade - DC Comics. Please read the terms and conditions. This sale wi

1950 Golden Age, Complete Book, Poor Condition.

November 1946, Golden Age, $.10, bagged and boarded, some tears along bottom of front and back cover, foxing along spine

FN+ 6.5 Minor spine wear. Golden Age.

Shazam #1 CGC 9.0 WHITE Pages 1st Captain Marvel since Golden Age DC 1973 Please view all photos as they are part of the description and condition of this Item, Feel free to contact me with questions

Three piece graded comic book grouping, 1937 golden age Eastern Color Famous Funnies #37, CGC graded .5, 1968 silver age Marvel Comics Captain America #104 with Red Skull appearance, CGC graded 6.5 an

CGC Universal Grade 7.0, Off-White to White pages, March-April 1946. Don Cameron story, Ira Yarbrough Art, Jack Burnley cover. Golden Age, $.10

CGC 9.6, Signatures from Michael Golden, Bob McLeod, and Jim Shooter, 1st appearance of the Captain Universe Persona, August 1979, Bronze Age, $.40.

United States,1963 We are now going on 14 years of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and it all began with Robert Downey Jr.’s portrayal of Iron Man in 2008. Marvel Comics Tales of Suspense issue

United States,1964 Marvel Comics Avengers issue 4 from March, 1964. The book featured the first Silver Age appearance of Captain America and a Sub-Mariner appearance. Per the CGC census 228 in 6.5, 80

Tales of Suspense #39, Marvel Comics CGC 2.0

United States,1963 Marvel Comics Tales of Suspense issue 39 from March, 1963. The book featured the origin and first appearance of Iron Man. CGC 3.0 w/ Cream/Off-White Pages 4237709001 CGC case 13" x

Tales of Suspense #39 | Marvel 3/63 | CGC Graded 2.0 | OFF-WHITE to WHITE Pages. Professionally graded/encapsulated. Origin and 1st appearance of Iron Man (Tony Stark).

Tales of Suspense #39 (Marvel Comics, pub. 3/63), CGC 4.0, off white to white pages. Origin and 1st appearance of the Iron Man (Tony Stark). Stan Lee and Larry Lieber stories. Don Heck, Steve Ditko an

33"(84cm) long, 39"(99cm) tall and 12.75"(32cm) wide. The lower stand's height is 33.5"(85cm) tall. Good condition with age wears.

Heading: Author: Title: TALES OF SUSPENSE No. 39 Place Published: Publisher:Marvel [Indicia: Eastern Color Printing Co.] Date Published: March, 1963 Description: C

Lot includes Runs of Defenders and Captain Marvel with #1 issues. Together with X-Men 8, 14, 18, plus 32 more issues up to 99. Nice lot with many better books.

United States,1964 When it comes to the Silver Age of comics it does not get any better than this! Marvel Comics Amazing Fantasy issue 15 from August, 1962. The book featured the origin and first appe

United States,1962 When it comes to the top books of the Silver Age of Comics, Overstreet ranks this as #2 only second to Amazing Fantasy #15. Marvel Comics Incredible Hulk issue 1 from May, 1962. The

United States,1963 For years this book had flown below collector radar even though it’s one of the most important books of the Silver Age of Marvel. It has exponentially grown in value compared

Includes Mixed Condition. Marvel, DC, ACG, Dell, Gold Key, Archie, Spiderman Golden Record Reprint 1 low grade (see image), #2 no back, 15-43 mixed grades and more. 750+ Comics with better issues.