Group of early Ghostly and Horror comic books

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,

Charlton Comics' Ghost Manner and Ghostly Tales Horror Comic Books. Varying conditions. In-house shipping available.

Early Bronze Age Marvel Horror comic with Jack Kirby art

Early Comic Books Group of 8 (Various Publishers, 1903-34) Condition: Average GD/VG. Issues include: Charlie Chaplin’s Comic Capers Series 1; Secret Agent X-9; Buster Brown and His Resolutions;

Includes Marvel, DC, and Gold Key, Including Monster of Frankenstein, The Living Mummy, The House of Secrets, and more, Bronze Age, $.15-$.25, Bagged and boarded.

Charlton Comics Horror Comic Books including Ghostly Tales. Total of Seventeen. Varying conditions. Bagged and Boarded. In-house shipping available.

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

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

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

Heading: (Comic Books) Author: Title: Ghost Rider - Group of 33 early issues Place Published: Publisher:Marvel Date Published: 1973-1982 Description: 33 volumes of Ghost R

Group of 8 early 20th century Black Americana dolls. Includes 3 Frozen Charlotte/Charlie bisque porcelain dolls, a 3 jointed bisque dolls, a Henry doll from the Carl Anderson comic and a small figure

Germany,Early 20th Century Group includes Nifty "Rudy the Ostrich" from the "Barney Google" comic strip by Billy DeBeck (working), German marked tin beetle windup (working), DRGM tin cat chasing mouse

Two Comic Strips, Original Artwork: "Dotty Dippo" and "Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn" A group of two comical and child-like comic strips dating as early as 1914 and starring the likes of Tom Sawyer and Dot

No. 32, Aug/Sept 1953, 28"x20", signed by Bill Gaines and numbered.

Includes Charlton Ghostly Haunts No. 30, DC Secrets of Haunted House No. 1, Marvel Where Monsters Dwell, and more. March 1973-September 1977, Bronze Age. $0.20-$0.35, bagged and boarded.

1st appearance of Crossbones, Includes No. 357 and 360. Early September and Late October 1989, Modern Age, $1.00, bagged and boarded

1950's, includes Tales from the Crypt #27 (missing centerfold), The Vault of Horror #32, 33, 36, Crime SuspenStories #15, Shock SuspenStories #10, 14, 18. Mixed condition throughout, spine wear, some

Includes No. 211-220, December 1980-September 1981, Bronze Age, $.50, Lot of 10 Comics. 1st appearance and origin of Hydro-Man. Team-up of Sandman and Hydro-Man, Mud-Thing. Early team-up of Moon Knigh

Late 19th and early 20th centuries. Various views of America and Foreign countries, plus comic cards.

An American comic book, Spider man and The X Men, by Marvel Comics group. King size annual, 1976. Marvel Team Up Annual No. 1 features an early appearance of the new X Men teaming up with Spider Man.

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

Germany - Early 1900's - 5 1/2" Tall. Palmer Cox was a Canadian illustrator who developed a series of humorous verse books and comic strips about a group of mischievous but kind-hearted sprites that h

United States 1952 American Comics Group Skeleton Hand issue 1 from September-October, 1952. The book featured a classic skeleton horror cover by Ken Bald. CGC 4.0 w/ Cream/Off-White Pages, C-1 slight

Collection of seventy-eight (78) early comic books, 1940s-1960s, mostly DC, including Green Lantern #3 plus later editions of other superhero comics including Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman. Other