Black Panther #1 (1988 Marvel Comics) First issue of the acclaimed four-issue Black Panther limited series. Condition appears to be approximately VF/NM range. Comic retains strong gloss with sharp corners and minimal wear visible. Please examine all photographs carefully and judge condition for yourself. Ships bagged, boarded, and securely packaged.
The Uncanny X-Men #225 Marvel Comic from 1988 is a collectible comic book published by Marvel Comics. This particular issue falls under the series title “The Uncanny X-Men” and is part of the US Comics tradition. With its iconic characters and engaging storyline, this comic holds a special place in the hearts of fans and collectors alike, showcasing the unique world of the Marvel Universe in the late 1980s.
Ginger Fox tells the story of … well, Ginger Fox. Ginger is the C.E.O. of Peppertree Studios out in Hollywood, California. She has an ex-husband, a teenage son, an ever-loyal bodyguard / personal assistant, a nosy reporter, a fading movie star, a current boyfriend, and way more drama going on behind the scenes that in front of the camera! The Ginger Fox #1-4 Full Run from Comico (1988) features the artwork of Dave Cockrum and was written by Steve Englehart. This vintage comic book lot is a part of the US Comics tradition, specifically set in the Ginger Fox universe. The colorful comics from the Copper Age are a must-have for collectors of English-language comics, offering a unique glimpse into the world of Ginger Fox with its engaging story and vibrant artwork.
The product is a lot of three comic books featuring the character Thor from the Marvel Universe. Published by Marvel Comics in the United States, these superhero comics are part of the Thor series and were written in English. The comics cover issues #373, #378, and #388 from the years 1981-1988, making them collectibles for fans of the Mighty Thor and US Comics tradition. Perfect for comic book collectors and fans of the Marvel Comics universe, these vintage comics offer a glimpse into the world of superheroes and the iconic character of Thor.
The Camelot 3000 Second Printing by DC Comics in 1988 features artwork by Brian Bolland and is a part of the US Comics tradition. This collectible comic book is a vintage piece from the Copper Age, making it a valuable addition to any comic book enthusiast’s collection. The colorful illustrations and unique storyline centered around the Camelot character make this second printing a sought-after item for general audiences who appreciate comics from this era.
