Dark Reign: The Goblin Legacy One-Shot by Stan Lee -

A piece of comic book history, this limited edition, from original art by Mike Mayhew, depicts a sky battle scene between the Green Goblin and Spider-Man. Mike Mayhew has been working in comics since

Two Marvel Comic Books: - Annual Kings of Pain: X-Factor Vol. 1 No. 6 1991 and Dark Reign: The Goblin Legacy No. 1 First Printing 2009

CGC Universal Grade 9.4, White pages. June 1982. Stan Lee and John Byrne story, John Byrne and Tom Palmer cover and art. One-shot. Galactus, Shalla Bal, Fantastic Four, and Memphisto appearance. Bronz

Marvel Comics The Amazing Spider-Man #39 (1966). Story by Stan Lee. Art & Illustrations by John Romita Sr. Cover by John Romita Sr. In this issue Spider-Man & Green Goblin discover one another's true

Lot of 10 DC Comic Books including Signed with COA The Legacy of Superman (One-Shot) Walter Simonson in a Mylar Sleeve. Signature doesn't match what's written on the cover! Also included is Su

Graded from 3 to 9.8. Lot includes Amazing Spider-Man autographed by Stan Lee, one early 1961 Kid Colt Outlaw: A Stan Lee Story, and others. Condition: (3 - 9.8). Dimensions: Largest Case: 14" x 9 - 1

Heading: Author: Title: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN No. 14 Place Published: Publisher:Marvel Date Published: July, 1964 Description: CGC certified: VF (8.0).

A nice replica helmet (itself a over 300 dollar value) signed by Robert Downey Jr ADDING "I am Iron Man" AND by Stan the man LEE with Stan Lees personal hologram attached and dated with COA a one of a

United States,1964 Marvel Comics Amazing Spider-Man issue 14 from July, 1964. The book featured the first appearance of the Green Goblin, Enforcers appearance, and first meeting of the Hulk and Spider

A piece of comic book history, this limited edition print, drawn by Olivier Coipel, depicts the main characters from the Siege series. Named one of Marvel Comics's "Young Guns," Olivier Coipel is well

A piece of comic book history, this limited edition print, drawn by Olivier Coipel, depicts the main characters from the Siege series. Named one of Marvel Comics's "Young Guns," Olivier Coipel is well

Excellent signature series example.

Yellow-Label Signature Series example. CGC 5.5. Signed boldly by Stan Lee on 8/13/2017.

Signature Series. Avengers #1 Signed by Stan Lee. High Grade CGC 7.5.

SIGNED BY STAN LEE, TODD MCFARLANE, RICK PARKER, JIM SALICRUP, BOB SHAREN, AND TOM DEFALCO

A copy of The Amazing Spider-Man #1 (Marvel Comics Group, March 1963) signed with blue marker on the top cover by Stan Lee. CGC Universal Grade of 2.0. Written by Stan Lee. Steve Ditko and Jack Kirby

A Universal Graded CGC 6.5 sold on Sept. 19th for nearly $1,500. Now, factor in this is a CGC SS with STAN LEE AND ROY THOMAS, and there are VERY FEW copies of their dual signature available, and you

Heading: Author: Title: DEAD WHO WALK * One-Shot Place Published: Publisher:Avon [Indicia: Realistic Comics, Inc.] Date Published: 1952 Description: CGC certified:

Original cover art to "Just Imagine: Batman Ashcan Edition #1, March 2001", DC Comics. Art by Joe Kubert. Excellent image depicting a Hawkman/Batman like character. From the Estate of Joe Kubert

Amazing Fantasy #15 (Marvel Comics, pub. 8/1962), CGC 7.0, off-white to white pages. Origin & 1st appearance of Spider-Man (Peter Parker). 1st appearance of Uncle Ben & Aunt May. Stan Lee story. Steve

Heading: Section III: Silver Age Author: Title: AMAZING FANTASY No. 15 (Signed by Stan Lee) Place Published: Publisher: Date Published: Description: Marvel. August, 1962.

Off white to white pages Stan Lee Story Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers art and cover 1st Marvel team up. 2nd appearance of Dr Doom and the Silver Age Auv-Mariner

X-Men #1 (Marvel Comics, pub. 9/63), CGC 7.0, off white to white pages. Origin and 1st appearance of the X-Men (Professor X, Cyclops, Iceman, Angel, Beast and Marvel Girl) and Magneto. Stan Lee story.

Fantastic Four #1 (Marvel Comics, pub. 11/61), CGC 4.5, off-white to white pages. Origin & 1st appearance of the Fantastic Four (Marvel's 1st super-hero team) & the Mole Man. Stan Lee story. Jack Kirb