Collector’s Armor

COMIC BOOK AGES

SILVER AGE

  • ‘Tales to Astonish’ (1964) #64. Marvel Comics.

  • ‘Superman’ (1967) #199. DC Comics.

BRONZE AGE COMICS FOR SALE

  • ‘The Avengers’ (1971) #85

  • ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ (1973) #121. Marvel Comics.

  • ‘Conan The Barbarian’ (1973) #24. Marvel Comics.

  • ‘Master of Kung Fu’ (1975) #30. Marvel Comics.

  • ‘Power Man’ (1977) #48. Marvel Comics.

MOST VALUABLE COPPER AGE COMICS

  • ‘Iron Man’ (1981) #149. Marvel Comics.

  • ‘Uncanny X-Men’ (1983) #175. Marvel Comics.

  • ‘Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars’ (1985). Marvel Comics.

  • ‘Thor’ (1988) #388. Marvel Comics.

MODERN AGE COMICS FOR SALE

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SEE ALSO: GRADED COMICS

‘Wonder Woman’ (2010) #40. DC Comics.
'Spawn/Batman' (1994) #1.
‘Spawn/Batman’ (1994) #1. DC Comics.
‘Marvel Versus DC’ (1996) #2. Marvel/DC Comics.

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VALUABLE COMIC BOOKS

  • ‘Amazing Spider-Man Annual’ (1964) #1. Marvel Comics

  • ‘Tales to Astonish’ (1964) #64. Marvel Comics.

  • ‘Fantastic Four’ (1964) #25. Marvel Comics.

  • ‘Fantastic Four’ (1964) #26. Marvel Comics.

  • ‘Superman’ (1967) #199. DC Comics.

  • ‘The Avengers’ (1971) #85

  • ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ (1973) #121. Marvel Comics.

  • ‘Incredible Hulk’ (1974) #180. Marvel Comics.

  • ‘Uncanny X-Men’ (1979) #130. Marvel Comics.

  • ‘The Story of the Year’ (2003)

HOW STRONG IS LIVING TRIBUNAL?

The Living Tribunal is the cosmic Judge of the Marvel Omniverse only surpassed by the One-Above-All. What a mouthful!

His task is to maintain the mystical balance between the Marvel universes. Bonkers! Looks like Goldilocks has his work cut out for him.

So, how cool is that?

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