Marvel Comics TALES TO ASTONISH #64, CGC 4.0

Artist/Designer; Manufacturer: Carl Burgos, Steve Ditko, Jack Kirby, Leon Lazarus, Stan Lee, Sam Rosen, Art Simek; Atlas, Marvel Comics Marking(s); notes: no signatures/marking(s); Feb. 10, 1965 Count

Comic Description:Tales to Astonish 61 11/64 Marvel ComicsGrader Notes:light spine splits to covermoderate cover tanningmoderate creasing to cover

Tales to Astonish. Group of Five Comic Books. Marvel, ca. 1962-64. Including Nos. 36; No. 45; No 53; No. 58; and No. 67. CGC 2.5-5. Graded copies. Off-white to white pages. Art by Bob Powell, Steve Di

United States,1962 Released on newsstands only two months after Fantastic Four #1, this book predates all other origin issues including Hulk, Iron Man, Spider-Man, and Thor. It has long flown below co

United States,1962 Marvel Comics Tales to Astonish issue 27 from January, 1962. The book featured the first appearance of Ant-Man. CGC 3.0 w/ Off-White Pages CGC case 13" x 8"

United States,1963 Marvel Comics Tales to Astonish issue 41 from March, 1963. The book featured cover artwork by Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers. Per the CGC census 23 in 8.5, 29 higher. CGC 8.5 w/ Off-Whit

United States,1962 Marvel Comics Tales to Astonish issue 30 from April, 1962. The book featured a Stan Lee story and cover art by Jack Kirby and Sol Brodsky. According to the CGC census 6 in 6.5, 36 h

United States,1965 Marvel Comics Tales to Astonish issue 66 from April, 1965. The book featured artwork by Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko, John Romita Sr., and Vince Colletta. Per the CGC census 19 in 9.0, 2

United States,1962 Marvel Comics Tales to Astonish issue 38 from December, 1962. The book featured the first appearance of Egg Head. Per the CGC census 25 in 6.5, 94 higher. CGC 6.5 w/ Cream/Off-White

United States 1967 Marvel Comics Tales to Astonish issue 93 from July, 1967. The book featured the first full Silver Surfer appearance outside of the Fantastic Four and a Hulk vs. Silver Surfer cover

United States,1966 Marvel Comics Tales to Astonish issue 83 from September, 1966. The book featured Jack Kirby and Bill Everett cover art. Per the CGC census 26 in 9.0, 54 higher. CGC 9.0 w/ Off-White

United States,1968 Marvel Comics Tales to Astonish issue 101 from March, 1968. The book featured a Loki and Warriors Three appearance and was the last issue in series before being titled Incredible Hu

United States,1964 Marvel Comics Tales of Suspense issue 58 from October, 1964. The book featured a Captain America vs. Iron Man cover and story and second appearance of Kraven. CGC 4.0 w/ Off-White/W

Prices are in Canadian dollars

MARVEL COMICS TALES OF ASTONISH NO.52 (1ST APPEARANCE BLACK KNIGHT) CGC 5.0

United States,20th Century Group includes Marvel Comics Tales to Astonish #39 (1.8-2.5), #43 (4.0-4.5), #45 (5.0-5.5), #46 (2.0-2.5), #48 (1.8-2.5), #60, #61 (x2), #62-#64, and #72-#79. Book condition

142003 TALES TO ASTONISH #23 MARVEL COMIC CGC GRADED 6.0 Tales to Astonish #23 Marvel Comic CGC graded 6.0. Don Heck story and art, Steve Ditko, and Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers cover and Art. Condition:

United States 1968 Marvel Comics Incredible Hulk issue 102 from April, 1968. The book retold the origin of Hulk with story and numbering continued from Tales to Astonish #101. CGC 5.0 w/ Off-White/Whi

Tales to Astonish #14 12/60 Marvel CGC 4.0

Comic Description:Marvel Tales 32 11/71 Marvel ComicsGrader Notes:moderate creasing to covermoderate spine splits to covermoderate staining to cover

Rare, early Pence Variant Comic! There cannot be very many of these left in the 4.0 and up tiers! We are a Veteran Owned and Operated Auction House. All Shipping and handling is done is house. We are

Tales to Astonish #51 01/64 Marvel CGC 4.52nd appearance of the Human Top

Tales to Astonish issue 101, Marvel Comics, CGC Graded 2.5. The Incredible Hulk and the Sub-Mariner. Graded and slabbed. In-house shipping available. *This lot was consigned by Brainstorm Comics, Fred

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