2013 PANINI GOLDEN AGE NO.126 STAN LEE LEGENDARY COMIC ARTIST (GCG 9.5)

2013 PANINI GOLDEN AGE NO.126 STAN LEE LEGENDARY COMIC ARTIST (GCG 9.5)

Rare, vintage Golden Age Mystic Comics No. 6, October 1941, featuring the first appearance of Destroyer, a character created by Stan Lee; Provenance: Estate of Ralph Turner, Los Angeles; L: 10 1/4&#34

"Flash Comics" No. 66, 1945 an All American Publication, featuring the Flash and Hawkman, "Fantastic Comics" No. 5, 1939 by Fox Publications featuring Samson, and "4 Favorites" No. 18, 1945 by Ace Boo

Heading: (Comic Books) Author: Title: Two Scarce issues of Golden Age Flash Comics Place Published: New York Publisher:National Comics Publications Date Published: 1948-1949 Descriptio

Includes Mixed Condition. Marvel, DC, ACG, Dell, Gold Key, Archie, Spiderman Golden Record Reprint 1 low grade (see image), #2 no back, 15-43 mixed grades and more. 750+ Comics with better issues.

An early 20th Century Oscar artist mannequin study sculpture by ATSCO (Los Angeles), produced circa 1930s, during the Golden Age of Hollywood. Molded Bakelite with machined steel screws and joints. Fu

CGC Universal Grade 8.0, Off-White pages. August 1968. Stan Lee story,?John Buscema cover, John Buscema, Joe Sinnott, Gene Colan, and Syd Shores art. Origin of the Silver Surfer, Tales of the Watcher

Classic Eisner cover, Aug. 1950, Golden Age, $.10, bagged and boarded.

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

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.

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

DC Comics Batman Issue No 6August/September 1941. Bill Finger Story. Bob Kane and Jerry Robinson Art. Bob Kane Cover.1st appearance and ""death"" of the Clock Maker. Text Story by Gardner Fox.Conditio

DC Comics from 1940. Batman #2 Second appearance of Joker and Cat Woman with Bob Kane Art. Apparent period restoration to spine. Loose center page. VG

(Marvel, 1968) Silver Surfer #1. The herald of Galactus first appeared in Fantastic Four # 48 in 1966. Written by Stan Lee with pencils by John Buscema, this initial issue of his solo series reveals h

KEY COIMIC! ORIGIN & 1st APP of the AVENGERS, FANTASTIC FOUR, LOKI & TEEN BRIGADE APP. - STAN LEE STORY, JACK KIRBY & DICK AYERS COVER & ART

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

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

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

Tales of Suspense #39 (Marvel Comics, pub. 3/63), CGC 4.0, off white to white pages. Origin and 1st appearance of the Iron Man (Tony Stark). Stan Lee and Larry Lieber stories. Don Heck, Steve Ditko an

102 x 50 cm ; 165 x 64 cm ( with frame ) oil on masonite board signed lower right and stamped with artist's seal upper left This lot is located in INDONESIA

Dave McGary (American, 1958-2013), Touch the Clouds1998, cast bronze with polychrome, limited numbered edition 95/100, with incised artist signature in the casting base, presented on an octagonal waln

Stan Dann Road to the Ridge USA, c. 1993carved and painted wood in artist's frame37.5 h x 39 w x 2.75 d in (95 x 99 x 7 cm) Signed, titled and dated to verso: [Stan Dann Road to the Ridge I c. 19

Artist/Designer; Manufacturer: Hunt Slonem (b. 1951) Marking(s); notes: signed, copyright stamp, blind stamp; ed. 95/100; 2013 Country of origin; materials: American; screenprint on Rives BFK Dimensio

Intricately Carved in flowers on both sides, foo dogs lid on the top. Overall height: 14.25" with the stand. Jade only: 11.5" tall, 6.75" wide, 3.75" deep. 19th. C.. Provenance: It was acquired in 199