Three Early Horror Comics

1950s, Stories From The Dark Beyond Ghost 11; Menace 11; and Strange Mysteries 18. Single-Owner Collection of Vintage Comic Books, Chapel Hill, NC Additional high-resolution photos are available at Le

Scarey Tales, Unknown, Adventure, Weird-Worlds, Ghostly Tales, Secrets of Sinister House, Tower of Shadows, Haunted House, True Ghost Stories, Ghoast Manor and others

Three early Comics - Marvel & DC. Justice League of America 12c and more

Lot of three early comic character tin litho wind-up toys: first, a Nifty Toonerville Trolley, marked "Fontaine Fox Copyright 1922" with original pole and stack; second, a Marx Funny Face Eddie Cantor

A group of (39) early 1950's horror comic bookslot includes: Strange Mysteries No. 8 Nov. 1952; Tales from the Crypt, nos. 20, 21, 22, 25, 26, 32, and 44; The Vault of Horror, nos. 12, 13, 14, 15, 16,

Three pre-code sci-fi horror comics to include Beware #14, Dark Mysteries #20 and The Beyond #16, all three are complete but have wear and minor water stains as seen in the photos.

Three pre-code sci-fi horror comics to include Suspense #7, Mysterious Adventures #16 and Secret Mysteries #18, all have nice eye appeal but have wear consistent with books in the 2.5 to 4.0 area as s

Early Bronze Age Marvel Horror comic with Jack Kirby art

Includes Dell Comics Red Ryder #60, 1948; #78 - #147, 1950-1958, incomplete run; and three Little Beaver comics, early 1950s. Also includes two miscellaneous books. Good or better. IMPORTANT: Before b

Pre-Code Horror and Early Mystery Comics Group of 11 (Atlas, 1951-57) Condition: Average VG. Issues include: Mystery Tales #4, 21; Journey into Unknown Worlds #8; Men’s Adventures #24; Astonishi

Grouping includes (15) Marvel and Charlton horror bronze age comics, including early Blade and Hannibal King appearance, 1st appearances of Deacon Frost, Lilith with origin story, 1st Howard the Duck

One 10 Cent No. 44 Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat. One Classics Illustrated No. 1 15 cent "The Three Musketeers" by Alexandre Dumas Comic. Two 12 Cent Marge's Little LuLu "Clubhouse Special" and "Soapsu

There is a 10¢ "Weird Science" No. 12, three early "Tales from the Crypt" including a Mar No. 46, a 10¢ "Moon Girl" issue, three "Valor", one "Gunfighter", three nice 10¢ "The Haunt of Fear" comics

Thirty-three (34) Gold Key, Charlton and Whitman vintage comics. Twilight Zone; Boris Karloff; Grimms; Ripleys and more. Measure 10.25 in. x 6.625 in. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be

Tarzan including eight Dell Giant, late 1950s-early 1960s, and three miscellaneous Tarzan books from 1965. Good or better. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you reg

Three lots of comic book art, and 2 others. 1) George McManus. Bringing Up Father. Original full color four panel "Maggie and Jiggs" cartoon created by McManus for Messrs. Haasis and Van Dien. Novembe

Bob Kane, Plastino, Bridwell Art from the late 60’s and early 70’s. Rare three strip comic, first strip touched up on lower left hand corner. Batman, Riddler, Robin, and other scenes.

Sci-Fi and Horror genres wouldn't exist without early stories like Dracula and Frankenstein. Here is Marvel's homage to these early foundational stories. These comics are all estate fresh. Most older

C. R. Hockenbury, "The Weaker Sex", early 20th C., graphite on paper, comic illustration of three Gibson-girl type women examining miniature male under magnifying glass, one about to poke him with a k

Five classic 1960s 12c Marvel superhero comics including Capt Marvel #1, Not Brand Echh # 1 and Iron Man and Submariner #1 along with an early Amazing Spiderman and an early Incredible Hulk soon after

Heading: Author: Title: WITCHES TALES Nos. 4, 6 and 7 * Lot of Three Comics Place Published: Publisher:Harvey [Indicia: Witches Tales, Inc.] Date Published: July, 1951-January, 1952

Includes #127, 1962, first horror; Archie's Girls Betty and Veronica #27, early Katy Keene appearance, poor; Jug Head #38; Life with Archie #35; Pep Comics #93, and others. Poor or better. IMPORTANT:

All nearly completely full of early 20th century postcards, examples include Holidays, real photo, tourist cards, comic, etc... Dimensions: The albums range from 10 1/2" x 8" to 14 1/2" x 8 1/2". Prov

Illinois (1875-1952) won three Pulitzers for his editorial comic works. This piece is graphite on paper entitled Excuse It Please signed lower right with early telephone anthropomorphized into beggar