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The product is a set of two comic books from the series “Groo the Wanderer” by Pacific Comics, published in 1982 during the Bronze Age of US Comics. The comics feature the character Groo the Wanderer, illustrated by Sergio Aragonés and written by Mark Evanier. With a fantasy genre and color style, these single issues are intended for a general audience and are not signed or personalized. The comics come boarded and are in English, reflecting the culture and traditions of US Comics.
The Uncanny X-Men Lot #158-163 from Marvel Comics in 1982 features comics by artist/writer Chris Claremont and cover artist Dave Cockrum. These mixed lot comic books belong to the Bronze Age era and are part of the X-Men universe. With key issues and first character appearances, these color comics are ideal for general audiences interested in superhero adventures.
Spider Woman #44 This is a rare comic book featuring Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew) published by Marvel Comics. The comic book is from the Bronze Age (1970-83) and is part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It features the Avengers superhero team. A vintage item, perfect for collectors! This comic book is a single unit and is not signed or personalized. It is a great addition to any collection of comic books or memorabilia. We combine shipping! Reduced pricing for multiple purchases!!! Just ask! I am not a professional comic grader! Specified grades are my opinion. Please see scans and ask questions if you are unsure of quality. Check out our other listed items in our Ebay store!
A24 A2447 – Elizabeth Taylor at a Crystal-Lit Podium Wearing Diamond Necklace Vintage print – approx. 5×7 inches. Shipping Shipping is automatically combined. Enjoy one flat rate regardless of how many items you order. Item description: Description is based on our research — please do your own due diligence before purchase. We provide high-quality scans so you can inspect the item closely. Issues/feedback If there’s any issue with your order upon arrival, please reach out to us first — we’ll be happy to resolve it quickly.