Super-Magician V3 N1. Street & Smith, 1944. CGC 6.5

Super-Magician V3 N1. Street & Smith, 1944. CGC 6.5 graded copy.

Super-Magician V3 N5. Street & Smith, 1944. CGC 6.0 graded copy. Origin of Mr. Twilight. Buffalo Bill story.

Super-Magician V3 N6. Street & Smith, 1944. CGC 8.0 graded copy. James Hammon art.

Super-Magician V3 Nos. 8—10. Street & Smith, 1944. Run of three issues, CGC graded 4.0, 5.0, and 4.0.

Super-Magician V3 N9. Street & Smith, 1945. CGC 6.0 graded copy. Charles Boland art.

Super-Magician V2 Nos. 8, 12 and V3 N3. Street & Smith, 1943/44. Three issues, CGC graded 4.0, 3.0, and 5.0.

Super-Magician Comics No. 3. Street & Smith, 1941. CGC 6.5 graded copy. Jack Binder cover and art.

[Blackstone, Harry] Super Magic Comics V1 N1. Street & Smith, 1941. Inaugural issue of the comic book series later titled Super Magician. Appealing copy with red ink stamp to front cover, minor edgewe

Super-Magician Comics Nos. 4 and 5. Street & Smith, 1942. Two comics from the first volume of the series, both CGC graded 5.5.

Super Magic Comics #1. Street & Smith, 1941. First issue of the comic featuring Blackstone the Magician, and the only issue by this title (subsequent issues became Super Magician). Ungraded; apparent

Super-Magician V4 Nos. 2, 6, 8, 10, 11. Street & Smith, 1945. Group of five issues, graded 3.0, 3.5, 5.0, 2.0, and 1.5.

United States,1962 When it comes to the top books of the Silver Age of Comics, Overstreet ranks this as #2 only second to Amazing Fantasy #15. Marvel Comics Incredible Hulk issue 1 from May, 1962. The

4/37, 2nd appearance of Slam Bradley.

Original Pre-Concert FIRST Printing! Rick Griffin’s masterpiece, the "Flying Eyeball", BG-105 is considered by many collectors to be the most famous concert poster from the 1960’s. Th

United States,1963 Marvel Comics Strange Tales issue 110 from July, 1963. The book featured the first appearance of Dr. Strange, Ancient One, Nightmare, and Wong. Per the CGC census 94 in 6.5, 320 hig

United States,1942 D.C. Comics Wonder Woman issue 2 from Fall, 1942. The book featured the origin and first appearance of Mars and a Sheldon Mayer, H.G. Peter, M.C. Gaines, and William Marston photo f

Batman No. 15 (DC, 2-3/1943) CGC 6.5 white pages. Finger, Cameron and Schiff stories, Bob Kane and Jerry Robinson art, Jack Burnley cover and art. Catwoman appearance in new costume. Estimate $1,000-$

United States,1964 Marvel Comics Amazing Spider-Man Annual issue 1 from 1964. The book featured the first appearance of The Sinister Six. CGC 6.5 w/ Off-White/White Pages CGC case 13" x 8"

Early CGC label. These are often considered under-graded. 6.5 Blue Label. First Appearance of The Vulture.

United States,1964 Marvel Comics X-Men issue 4 from March, 1964. The book featured the first appearance of Scarlet Witch, Quicksilver, Toad, and the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants and second appearance o

Strange Tales #110 (Marvel Comics, pub. 7/63), CGC 6.5, off white to white pages. 1st appearance of Doctor Strange, Ancient One, Nightmare and Wong. 1st Paste-Pot Pete and Wizard team-up. Lee, Lieber

Heading: Author: Title: DAREDEVIL No. 1 Place Published: Publisher:Marvel Date Published: April, 1964 Description: CGC certified: Fine+ (6.5). Cream

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

United States,1964 Marvel Comics Avengers issue 4 from March, 1964. The book featured the first Silver Age appearance of Captain America and a Sub-Mariner appearance. Per the CGC census 228 in 6.5, 80