Marvel Comics Captain America No. 111

United States,1969 Marvel Comics Captain America issues 111 and 112 from March-April, 1969. Issue 111 featured the "death" of Steve Rogers identity and a Madame Hydra appearance, 112 an Iron Man appea

United States 1969 Marvel Comics Captain America issue 111 from March, 1969. The book featured the "death" of Steve Rogers identity, a Madame Hydra appearance, and classic cover by Jim Steranko. CGC 7

Jim Steranko Autographed Marvel Comics Captain America #111 (CGC Signature Series 5) (1969). Cream To Off-White Pages. Story by Jim Steranko. Art & Illustrations by Jim Steranko & Joe Sinnott. Cover b

Marvel Comics Captain America #110 #111 (1969) (2 Comic Books Total). Story by Stan Lee. Art & Illustrations by Jim Steranko. Cover by Jim Steranko. Captain America #110 is the 1st appearance of Madam

Classic Steranko cover art, Rick Jones as Bucky Appearance, Hydra. March 1969, Silver Age, $0.12, bagged and boarded

Classic Steranko cover art, Rick Jones as Bucky Appearance, Hydra. March 1969, Silver Age. $0.12, bagged and boarded.

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CAPTAIN AMERICA #111 (MARVEL COMICS)

(12) Captain America Marvel Comics, issues No. 106, 107, 108, 110 (1st Madame Hydra, Hulk Appearance), 111, 111, 112, 113, 114, 118 (2nd Falcon), 123, 132. Silver Age, 12 cent comics. Bronze Age, 15 c

Premiere Silver Age Issue of CAPTAIN AMERICA. April 1968, Silver Age, $.12, bagged and boarded.

United States,1968 Marvel Comics Captain America issue 100 from April, 1968. The book retold the origin of Captain America and featured a Black Panther appearance, story and numbering continued from T

United States,1969 Marvel Comics Captain America issue 117 from September, 1969. The book featured the origin and first appearance of Falcon and Red Wing, a Red Skull appearance, and M.O.D.O.K. cameo

Artist/Designer; Manufacturer: Jack Kirby, Stan Lee, Artie Simek; Marvel Comics Marking(s); notes: witnessed signature (Stan Lee); Dec. 31, 1968 Country of origin; materials: USA; paper Dimensions (H,

United States,20th Century Group includes Captain America #105, #107-#109, #112, and #115, Daredevil #21, #23-#27, #31, #32, #34, #40, #41, #46 (x2), #48, and #51, and X-Men #105, #123, #124 (x2), #12

United States,20th Century Group includes Marvel Comics Captain America #129-#250, this is a mid to high grade group, book condition ranges approximately 5.5 to 8.5+ with higher grades within later is

United States,1968-1974 A partial run of Marvel Comics Captain America from issue 101 through 169. The issues included and their condition are as follows. #101: 4.5-5.0, #102: 4.0-4.5, #103: 5.0-5.5,

United States,1968 Marvel Comics Captain America issue 100 from April, 1968. The book retold the origin of Captain America and featured a Black Panther appearance, story and numbering continued from T

A piece of comic book history, this limited edition, from original art by Daniel Acuna, depicts the heroic Captain America. Spanish artist Daniel Acuna cites artists like Jack Kirby and Simon Bisley a

A piece of comic book history, this limited edition, from original art by Daniel Acuna, depicts the heroic Captain America. Spanish artist Daniel Acuna cites artists like Jack Kirby and Simon Bisley a

A piece of comic book history, this limited edition, from original art by Daniel Acuna, depicts the heroic Captain America. Spanish artist Daniel Acuna cites artists like Jack Kirby and Simon Bisley a

Marvel Comics Captain America #100 (Big Premier Issue) April 1968, CGC Universal Grade 5.0, in lucite case and plastic sleeve; overall good condition, age wear, surface wear; with case L 8" H 13" (App

United States,1969 Marvel Comics Captain America issue 109 from January, 1969. The book featured a Nick Fury appearance and retold the origin of Captain America. CBCS 8.5 w/ White Pages CBCS case 13"

United States.1968 Marvel Comics Captain America issue 100 from April, 1968. The book was the first issue in the series with story and numbering continued from Tales of Suspense #99 and a Black Panthe

A piece of comic book history, this limited edition, from original art by Jack Kirby (1917-1994), depicts a classic Captain America cover. Jack Kirby, along with the legendary Stan Lee, is credited wi