Ultimatum #1 by Stan Lee - Marvel Comics

SUPERIOR SPIDER-MAN #1 (STAN LEE TRIBUTE) (MARVEL COMICS)

Thor #160 CGC 5.0 Marvel Comics 1/69 Stan Lee story Jack Kirby and Vince Colletta cover and art Gilactus vs. Ego battle begins

What If? Secret Invasion #1 is a limited edition giclee on canvas with art by Leinil Francis Yu. Officially licensed by Marvel, this piece is numbered 4/10 and hand signed by creative legend Stan Lee

Stan Lee Autographed Marvel Comics Avengers: Assemble #1 (Adams Variant Edition 1 Cover) (CGC Signature Series 9.6) (2012). White Pages. Story by Brian Michael Bendis. Art & Illustrations by Mark Bagl

Stan Lee Autographed Marvel Comics Avengers Vs X-Men #1 (CGC Signature Series 9.8) (2012). White Pages. Story by Aaron, Brubaker & Hickman. Art & Illustrations by John Romita Jr. Cover by Ryan Stegman

Includes Fantasy Masterpieces #1 with Stan Lee picture to interior cover and #2. Also includes Not Brand Echh #2; Strange Tales #137; Tales to Astonish #72, and others. Good or better. IMPORTANT: Befo

1st solo Wolverine comic book. A Stan Lee Presentation, Marvel Comics Limited Series. Excellent condition.

White Pages. Great Example Graded 9.6

Origin of Karma. 2nd Appearance of New Mutants. With COA and COA Sticker sealed. $0.60, bagged and boarded.

MARVEL COMICS THE MARVEL FUMETTI BOOK STARRING STAN LEE #1

NINE MARVEL COMIC BOOKSIncluding Fantasy Masterpieces No. 1, 1966, with Stan Lee image inside front cover; Strange Tales No. 148, 1966, origin of the Ancient One; Daredevil No. 23, 1966, with Gladiato

Artist/Designer; Manufacturer: Jack Kirby, Stan Lee, Artie Simek; Marvel Comics Marking(s); notes: no signatures/marking(s); Mar. 1, 1966 Country of origin; materials: USA; paper Dimensions (H, W, D):

Artist/Designer; Manufacturer: Jack Kirby, Stan Lee, Sam Rosen; Marvel Comics Marking(s); notes: no signatures/marking(s); Apr. 1, 1964 Country of origin; materials: USA; paper Dimensions (H, W, D): 1

Artist/Designer; Manufacturer: Jack Kirby, Stan Lee, Sam Rosen; Marvel Comics Marking(s); notes: no signatures/marking(s); Jul. 1, 1966 Country of origin; materials: USA; paper Dimensions (H, W, D): 1

Artist/Designer; Manufacturer: Jack Kirby, Stan Lee, Sam Rosen; Marvel Comics Marking(s); notes: no signatures/marking(s); Apr. 1, 1966 Country of origin; materials: USA; paper Dimensions (H, W, D): 1

Artist/Designer; Manufacturer: Jack Kirby, Stan Lee, Artie Simek; Marvel Comics Marking(s); notes: no signatures/marking(s); Oct. 1, 1967 Country of origin; materials: USA; paper Dimensions (H, W, D):

Artist/Designer; Manufacturer: Jack Kirby, Stan Lee, Artie Simek; Marvel Comics Marking(s); notes: no signatures/marking(s); Dec. 1, 1964 Country of origin; materials: USA; paper Dimensions (H, W, D):

Marcel Comics The Amazing Spider Man Hammerhead Is Out! March 1974. Volume 1, number 130. Published by Marvel Comics, Stan Lee. Measures approx. 10 x 6.75 inches. Some wear to cover, pages, and bindin

Marvel Comics Tigra The Were-Woman. Volume 1, number 4. Published by Marvel Comics, Stan Lee 1976. Measures approx. 10.25 x 6.75 inches. Some wear to cover, pages, and binding consistent with exposure

Marvel Comics Tales To Astonish the Sub-Mariner. Published December, 1979. Volume 2, number 1. Published by Marvel Comics Group, Stan Lee. Measures approx. 10.25 x 6.75 inches. Some wear to cover, pag

Marvel Comics The Incredible Hulk The Jack of Hearts is Wild! Volume 1, number 214. Published by Marvel Comics, Stan Lee, 1977. Measures approx. 10.25 x 6.5 inches. Some wear to cover, pages, and bind

Marvel Comics Journey Into Mystery King-Size Special #1 (1965). Story by Stan Lee. Art & Illustrations by Jack Kirby. Cover by Jack Kirby. This is considered the 1st appearance of Hercules, 1st appear

Includes Origins of Marvel Comics by Stan Lee, Amazing Spider-Man No. 1-6 pocket book, The Superman Book of Superhuman Achievements, and The Mighty Marvel Superheroes Fun Book

Fantastic Four #5 (Marvel Comics, pub. 7/62), CGC 4.5, white pages. Origin and 1st appearance of Dr. Doom. Full page ad for Incredible Hulk #1. Letter from Ray Thomas. Stan Lee story. Jack Kirby and J