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Comics collection of vintage examples including, Phantom, Superman, Batman, Jetsons, Mickey mouse and others, mainly poor condition with some exceptions, (70+)

Comics, a range including Buck Rogers, Supergirl, Donald and Mickey, Rangers, Goofy, Dino, super stars, etc. 15+ items

Felix the cat Comics. Two, comprising 'Felix Ski Raiders' and 'Felix castle in Spain'. Licenced Australian issues c.1940s. 27 x 21 cm (largest)

5 Boofhead Comics. Original Invincible Comics, numbers 1 5, 10, 12. Also a Christmas Annual. All good to better condition.

Buck Rogers original Tip-Top Comics. Five special editions: 1 (2), 3, 4, and 8.

7 Buck Rogers original Australian edition, Tip-Top Comics. Issues no. 121, 123, 129, 133, 140, 151 and 166.

Comics collection of vintage examples including, Phantom, Superman, Batman, Jetsons, Mickey mouse and others, mainly poor condition with some exceptions, (70+)

The Kid From Kokomo 1939, Starring: Fatty Arbuckle, slim Summerville & Chester Conklin, Warner Bros & Keystone Comics, original mid 20th century movie daybill, 34 x 76 cm

Auckland Capping Superbag 1970' illustrated by Dick Frizzell, a collection of posters, comics, and magazines illustrated by Dick Frizzell. Presented in a plastic sleeve.

The Phantom: Australian edition comics Nos. 2 (covers loose), 3, 4 & 5, Fair/Good condition with staples rusty. [From May 1938 to September 1940 'The Australian Woman's Mirror' ran a 5 comic book series dedicated solely to The Phantom ] (Qty 4 items)

The Adventures of Buck Rogers: Australian edition comics Nos. 1 (covers loose), 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 & 23 [19 issues, Melbourne, Oct.1936 to Nov.1939]; plus Special Half-Yearly Issues Nos (1), 2, 3, 4, 5 & 9 [6 issue

Artwork original artwork by Joseph Mackie (3) for Daredevil, Black Bolt & Triton; Brett Breeding DC Comics artwork; plus concept artwork photocopies for 'Spiderman - The Attack of the Arachnoid'. (Qty 5 items)

Comics - super adventure comic (Australian issue): bundle of early issues comprising #1, 4-5, 8-15, 18-24, 27-28, 30-32, 35, 42 & 79; all front covers feature Superman and Batman, and often Superboy and/or Robin too, priced at 6d or 8d (from issue #11); so

Comics - Superman (Australian issue): bundle of earlier issues comprising #22-23, 27-29, 36-43, 45-58, 60-68, priced at 6d or 8d (from issue #46), condition variable, but generally most presentable, published by colour Comics Pty Ltd /K.G. Murray Publishin

Comics - Superboy (Australian issue): bundle of earlier issues comprising #7, 9-10, 12-23, 25-29, 33-44, 47-48, 50-51, foxing on earlier issues, nonetheless presentable condition overall, K.G. Murray Publishing Co (Sydney). (35)

Comics - Batman (Australian issue): complete run of issues #1 to 34 plus issue #49, priced at 6d (issues 1-10) or 8d (from issue #11 onwards), generally well above-average condition, published by colour Comics Pty Ltd /K.G. Murray Publishing Co (Sydney). (

Comics (Australian) - 'Western' themed: group comprising 'Adventure Comics' no 6, 8, 10 & 17, 'Ben Barbary Bushranger' No.4, 'Hopalong Cassidy' No.5, 'Indians' No.5, 'Kit Carson' No.16, 'Northwest Mounties' No.7, 'Phantom Ranger' Nos 14 & 27, 'Rocky Lane'

Comics (Australian) - featuring female Heroes: selection comprising 'Belinda - the girl film Star' No.3, 'Black Cat' No.2, 'Brenda Starr' Nos 4, 6, 7, & 8, 'Cowgirl' Nos 1 to 7, 'Rangers comic - featuring Firehair' issues Nos 7 & 13 and 'Firehair Comic' No

Comics (Australian) - Detective/Crime Titles: selection with 'Cole Steele' No.2, 'Corrigan secret Agent' No.15, 'Famous Yank Police Comics' No.17, 'Grey Domino' No.8, 'Kerry Drake Detective' No.25, 'Manhunter' Nos 31, 34, 39 & 43, 'Red Finnegan' No.2, 'Rip

Comics - Australian number '1' Issues: selection of first Issues comprising 'Buccaneers', 'Congo Bill', 'Dick Tracy', 'G-Man', 'Jumbo Comic', 'Ken Shannon - private Eye', 'Outlaws', 'Roundup', 'Supa Dupa Man', 'Taxi O'Hara' and 'Yarmak - jungle King' (plus

Peter Schjedahl (American 1942 - ) AD Reinhardt, Art Comics and Satires [Published by Truman Gallery, New York, 1976] Seven loose oversized pages (58 x 41 cm), each folded once in half, assembled in a brown paper folder on which has been printed a

Comics: Collection of UK comics with 'The Rainbow' 1944-52 (109); 'Illustrated Chips' 1947-51 (61); Canada 'Star Weekly Comics' 1962-73 (130+); also 'Play Box', 'Tiny Tots' & 'Jingle', condition varies. (Qty c.440)

Masudaya / modern toys Batmobile. This circa 1960s Batmobile is tinplate litho, with rubber, friction driven wheels and a vinyl Batman driving with his vinyl cape flapping in the wind behind him. Length 32 cm (12.5 inches). the streamlined and futuristic s

A rare Marvel Comics fine art giclee on canvas 'Legends' signed by Stan Lee, and artists Ryan Meinerding, Charlie Wen and Andy Parks 8/50 with certificate of Authencity from Marvel fine Art. Provenance: Robbie Buonaccorsi collection 33.5 x 152 cm

3 Australian Comics items: 'The Sunbeams book: more Adventures of Ginger Meggs' comic book with 'Ginger Meggs' song sheet by Jack O'Hagan, & 'Bluey and Curley' by Gurney Australian Comic, post World War II

The DC Comics Encyclopedia: the Definitive Guide to the characters of the DC Universe, Updated & Expanded, Dk Publishers London, Revised edition 2008, folio, dust jacket, good clean copy

EC Comics 'Psychoanalysis', 'Md', & Cargo 'Rex Morgan M.D. Comics 'Psychoanalysis', number 1, April 1955, illustrated by Jack Kamen. Condition fair, some tears to the cover & early pages, general age related wear. M.D. the Fight for life', number 1 May 195

An extensive collection Australian issue Phantom, Comics by Frew, eight boxes, over 700 comics (approximately), some early issues, issue numbers from 461-1500's, some doubles, ex shop stock with protective sleeves

Phantom Comics, range (102), earliest No.164, mainly 700s, plus Annuals (5) & Specials (5). Mainly G/VG.

A collection of studio publicity photographs and movie stills in 4 albums featuring kids and comics (Mickey Rooney, Shirley Temple, Red Skelton, Gracie Allen, Carmen Miranda, Jerry Lewis, Laurel and Hardy, etc.); an album including Bettey Davis, Errol Flyn

Phantom Comics: Group of 20 comic books, earliest No.242

Ten vintage Walt Disney Uncle Scrooge comics, including Golden Key and Whitman, #187; #188; #191; #195; #163; #171; #170; #165; and others (A L Ot)

Ten vintage Walt Disney Uncle Scrooge comics, including #167; #169; #165; #164 and more (10)

Nine vintage Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge Comics gold key Publishing, created by Carl Barks,1974 - 1976, issue number 113; 114; 115; 116; 117; 119; 120; 121; 131, uncertified but thought to be very fine (8.0) to near mint (9.4) (9)

Three vintage Walt Disney Donald Duck Comics all with Cgc certificate of origin, all with Universal grade 9.8 (near mint/mint), Whitman Publishing,1981, issue number 228 (white pages); 229 (white pages); 230 (off-white pages) (3)

Fifteen vintage Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge Comics Gold Key Publishing, created by Carl Barks,1975 - 1979 and 1981, issue number 120; 134; 140; 144; 146; 147; 149; 151; 155; 156; 158; 163; 171; 188; 189, uncertified but thought to be very fine (8.0) to nea

Comic, A box of comics, comprising DC, Marvel and other comics, dating 1970's, 80,s and 90's

Comic, Captain America Comics #76 - the Betrayers released by Timely on May 1, 1954

Comics, DC and Dr. Who Bronze and Modern Age Group. DC, IDW. 1974-2008. Includes, 'Detective Comics' #543. 'Shadow of the Bat' #1. 'The Mighty Isis' #1. 'Action Comics' #442. 'Shazam!' #21. 'Superman' #5. 'Doctor Who Classics' #1. [7]

Comics, DC Comics Bronze and Modern Age Group. DC. 1983-98. Featuring 'Action Comics' #544, 659. 'DC Silver Age Classics: Adventure Comics' #247, 252. 'Giant Superman Annual' #1 (reprinted edition, 1998). 'The Adventures of Superman' #498. 'Superman, Whate

Comics, DC Silver, Bronze and Modern Age Group. DC. 1968-90. This group includes, 'The Joker' #6. 'Showcase: The Creeper' #73. 'Showcase: The Hawk and The Dove' #75.'World's Finest' #197. 'Viking Prince' #12. 'Adventure Comics' #473. 'DC Special presents P

Comics, Detective Comics and Wanted, the World's Most Dangerous Villains Group DC. 1964-90. Includes, 'Detective Comics' #328, 387, 623. Plus, 'Wanted, the World's Most Dangerous Villains' #3, 4, 7, 8 and 9. Light to moderate wear with some stamps and soil

Comics, DC Silver, Bronze and Modern Age Group. DC. 1969-97. Includes, 'The House of Mystery' #180. 'Challengers of the Unknown' #76. 'The Demon' #8. 'Unexpected' #143. 'Tarzan' #220, 250. 'Dial H for Hero' #479, 486. 'Shazam!' #4, 23 (x3), 24, 33 (x2). 'T

Comics, DC Silver and Bronze Age Group. DC. 1965-2001. Includes, 'The Flash 80-Page Giant' #9. 'Showcase Presenting The Flash' #4. 'The Green Arrow' (2001). 'Giant Green Lantern Annual' #1 (1998). 'Secret Origins of Super-Heroes and Super-Villians' #3. 'Gi

Comics, DC Superman Group. DC. 1974-93. Includes, 'Superman' #276, 300. 'Superman' #45 (1990). 'Superman Special' #1 (1992). 'Superman The Man of Steel' #19 (1993). 'The Adventures of Superman' #468, 472. Light to moderate wear. [7]

Comics, DC Silver and Bronze Age Group. DC. 1957-82. Includes, 'Hawkman' #2. 'The Brave and the Bold' #14. 'Mister Miracle' #11, 12. 'Captain Carrot' #1, 5. Light to significant weat to covers and spines. [6]

Comics, Giant Batman #228. DC. 1971 Bondage cover by Curt Swan and Murphy Anderson

Comics, Batman 80-Page Giant #223. DC. 1970 Mild wear

Comics, Batman 80-Page Giant #213. DC. 1969 30th Anniversary issue. Origins of Robin, Alfred, Clayface, and the Joker. Light wear and soiling

Comics, Batman 80-Page Giant #198. DC. 1968 Carmine Infantino and Murphy Anderson cover. Joker cover and story. Light wear and soiling

Comics, Batman 80-Page Giant #193. DC. 1967 Wear to covers and spine

Comics, Batman 80-Page Giant #187. DC. 1966 Joker cover and story. Wear to covers and spine, stamp to back cover

Comics, Batman 80-Page Giant #185. DC. 1966 Sheldon Moldoff and Jim Mooney art. Light wear, stamp to back cover. Wear to spine

Comics, Giant Batman Annual #7. DC. 1964 Art by Bob Kane. Mild wear

Comics, DC Comics Silver and Bronze Age Group. DC, 1970s. Includes, 'Green Lantern' #65'. 'DC Special presents...Green Lantern' #20. 'Green Lantern co-starring Green Arrow' #90. 'World's Finest' #223. 'The Sandman' #1, 2. 'Strange Adventures' #86 (wear and

Comics, DC Comics Modern Age Group. DC, late 1980s. Includes, 'Batman' #499, 'Green Lantern Annual' #2. 'The Spectre' #6. 'Justice League America' #200. 'The Legacy of Superman' #1. 'Superman the man of steel' #22. 'Star Trek' #50. 'The Uncanny X-Men' #217

Comics, Gold Key and DC Star Trek Group. Gold Key, DC. 1971-90. Includes, #3, 9, 10, 13 (DC). #6, 8, 10, 11, 13 (x2), 14, 15, 16 (x2), 17 (x2), 19, 20, 21 (x2), 26 (x2), 30, 3 (x2) 47, 50, 55 (Gold Key). Condition varies. Mild to moderate wear and creasing

Comics, The Flash Modern Age Group. DC. 1989-97. Includes, #33, 37, 38, 39, 48, 56, 58, 59, 61, 74, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 97, 99, 100, 101, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122

Comics, Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen Group. DC. 1965-68. Includes, #84, 87, 88, 108. Wear and creasing to covers and spines. [5]

Comics, DC Superman Group. DC. 1970-97. Includes, 'The Legacy of Superman' #1. 'Silver Surfer and Superman' #1. 'The Superman Madman Hullabaloo!' #1, 2, 3. 'DC and Marvel Present Superman and Spider-Man' (Collectors Edition). 'Showcase 96' #6, 8. 'Superman

Comics, DC Bronze and Modern Age Group. DC. 1971-96. Includes, 'New Gods' #1, 10. 'The Demon' #2. 'The Omega Men' #1. 'Tales of the Legion of Super-Heroes' #353. 'The Legion of Super-Heroes' #313. 'Alpha Centurion' #1. 'Eradicator' #1, 2, 3. [10]

Comics, DC Bronze Age Superman Group. DC. 1982-84. Includes, 'DC Comics Presents Superman' #42, 43, 45, 60. Plus, 'World's Finest Comics starring Superman and Batman' #289, 290, 291, 293, 294, 295, 304. All with light or moderate wear to covers and spines.

Comics, Action Comics #319. DC. 1964 Lex Luthor appearance. Curt Swan cover and art. Slight rubbing to cover

Comics, Shazam! Group. DC. 1973-76. Includes, #1, 2, 3, 4, 25. Light wear. [5]

Comics, DC Comic Books Wonder Woman Group. DC. 1967-89. Includes, #4, 5, 7 (1987 issues), 12 (1988), 30, 32 (1989), 172 (1967), 175 (1968), 278 (1981), 288 (1982), 305 (1983), 320 (1984). Some wear and creasing, particularly to earlier issues. [12]

Comics, 1st Issue Special Group. DC. 1975-76. This collection includes #1, 3, 5, 6, 11, 12, 13. Art by Ramona Fradon, Jack Kirby, Mike Vosburg and Mike Royer. Wear to covers. [7]

Comics, Ghosts Group. DC. 1973-75. Includes #12, 20, 25, 27, 29 and 38. Wear to spines and covers

Comics, Marvel Comics Silver and Bronze Age Group. Marvel. 1965-70. Includes, 'The Avengers' #12. 'The Invincible Iron Man' #31. 'Marvel Super-Heroes #14. 'Mavel Super-Heroes featuring: Captain Marvel' #12 and 13. Light wear and soiling. [5]

Comics, Marvel Silver, Bronze and Modern Age Group. Marvel. 1964-97. Includes, 'Journey into Mystery with The Mighty Thor' #102, 125. 'G.I. Joe' #1. 'King-Size Special! The Amazing Spiderr-Man' #3. 'The Amazing Spider-Man' #234. 'Fantastic Four' #165. 'Tea

Comics, Son of Origins. Simon and Schuster, 1975 Reprints the origins of the X-Men, Iron Man, Avengers, Daredevil, and Silver Surfer. Dust jacket art by John Romita Sr. Wear to covers. Plus, 'The Mighty Marvel Bicentennial Calendar, 1976'

Comics, Marvel Treasury Edition Group Marvel, DC. 1974-76 This group includes, 'The Hulk on the Rampage' #5. 'The Spectacular Spider-Man' #,1 (includes two copies; the 1974 and 1975 editions). 'Marvel and DC Present… Wizard of Oz' #1, and 'Superman vs. The

Comics, Marvel Comics Modern Age Group. Marvel. late 1980s. Includes, 'Wolverine' #1. 'The Marvel Saga' #18. 'Alf' #1. 'The X-Men vs. The Avengers' #1, 3, 4. 'Mephisto vs..' #1, 2, 3, 4. 'Star Wars' #1. 'The X-Men vs. The Avengers' #2. 'The Incredible Hulk

Comics, Giant-Size X-Men #1 Marvel. 1975 First appearance of the new X-Men (Nightcrawler, Storm, Colossus, and Thunderbird). second full appearance of Wolverine. Gil Kane cover. Dave Cockrum art. Mild wear to covers and spine. A good copy of this sought-af

Comics, Marvel Comics Silver, Bronze and Modern Age Group. Marvel. 1966-95. Includes issue #1 of 'The Terrible 5'. Plus, 'Moon Knight' #2. 'Machine Man' #12 and 18. 'Iron Fist' #22. 'Dominic Fortune' #56. 'Captain Universe' #10. 'The Liberty Legion' #29. '

Comics, Fantasy Masterpieces Group Marvel. 1966-67 Includes issues #3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11. Light wear and creasing. [7]

Comics, Batman #200 Marvel. 1968 Joker, Scarecrow, Killer Moth, and Penguin appearances. Batman's origin is retold. Neal Adams cover, his first work on the title. Mild wear. A good copy

Comics, Captain America #77. Atlas. 1954 Contains a Human Torch and Toro story. John Romita Sr. cover. Wear and rubbing to covers and spine. Scarce

Comics, Captain America Group. Marvel. 1965-70. Includes. 'Tales of Suspense featuring Iron Man and Captain America' #62. Plus, 'Captain America' #122. Moderate wear. [2]

Comics, Captain America Group. Marvel. 1968-79. This collection includes issues #106, 108, 115, 116, 120, 122-129, 131-133, 216, 217, 223-230. Artists include Jack Kirby, Jim Steranko, and John Buscema. Plus, 'King Size Special! Captain America' #1, 4 and

Comics, Marvel Comics Bronze Age Group Marvel. 1970s Includes 'Marvel Double Feature: Featuring Captain America and Iron Man' #, 12. 'X-Men' #95. 'The Defenders' #3, 10, 32. 'Omega' #1, 2'. 'The Mighty Thor' #223, 225, 379. 'The Invaders' #1 (2copies). 'Ma

Comics, Captain America and the Falcon Group. Marvel. 1970-77. This collection includes #135-141, 143-215 and 218-222. Featured artists include Jack Kirby and Gene Colan. A nice collection. [82]

Comics, Tales to Astonish #60. Marvel. 1964 First Giant-Man/Hulk double feature. Jack Kirby cover. Interior art by Dick Ayers (Giant-Man story) and Steve Ditko (Hulk story). Mild wear to covers and spine. A nice copy

Comics, The Incredible Hulk Goup. Marvel. 1974-87. Includes #110, 126, 132-179, 183-203, 330, 331 (2 copies). Art by Herb Trimpe and Sal Buscema. Mild wear and soiling to covers and spines

Comics, The Incredible Hulk #180, 181, 182. Marvel. 1974 Includes #180 (brief first appearance of Wolverine), 181 (first full appearance of Wolverine), and 182 (Wolverine cameo). Herb Trimpe covers and art. Light wear to covers and spines. Nice copies of t

Comics, King-Size Hulk Group Marvel. 1976-77. This group includes, 'King-Size Special!' #1 (The Hulk battles the Inhumans), and 'King-Size Annual!' #5 and 6. Art by Jim Steranko and Sal Buscema. All in nice condition. [3]

Comics, The Incredible Hulk Silver and Bronze Age Group. Marvel. 1968-79. This group includes issues #106-232. Featured artists include Sal Buscema, Herb Trimpe, Marie Severin and and John Severin. [127]

Comics, The Hulk Bronze Age Group. Marvel. 1977-78. This group includes 'The Rampaging Hulk' #1-9. Plus, 'The Hulk' #10 and 11. Artists include John Buscema, Walt Simonson, and Jim Starlin. [11]

Comics, Marvel Team Up Group. Marvel. 1974-76. This group includes issues #24-72, and 74, 75, 76. Featured artists include Gil Kane, John Romita and John Bryne. Plus, 'King -Size Annual!' #1. [53]

Comics, Marvel Comics Silver Age Western Group. Marvel. 1966-85. Includes, 'Rawhide Kid' #53, 56, 71, 90, 99 and 3 (of a four-issue limited series). 'Western Gunfighters' #10, and 'Kid Colt Outlaw' #159, 177 and 203. Wear, creasing and soiling. [10]

Comics, Daredevil #5, 7, 13. Marvel. 1964-66. Includes issues #5. Daredevil versus the Matador. Wally Wood's first issue as artist of the title. Costume change for Daredevil; the D on his chest becomes a DD. Contains a Daredevil pin-up, Wally Wood and Jack

Comics, Daredevil Silver and Bronze Age Group. Marvel. 1964-79. This group includes includes issues #62, 65, 68, 70-99, 104-156. Art by Gene Colan, John Romita Sr., Alan Weiss and Bill Everett. Plus, 'Giant-Size Daredevil' #1. 'Daredevil Special' #3. 'King

Comics, Master of Kung Fu Group. Marvel. 1974-79 This group includes issues #17-73, and 'King-Size Annual' #1, plus 'Giant-Size' #1-4. Featured artists include Keith Pollard and Paul Gulacy. [61]

Comics, Marvel Premiere Group. Marvel. 1974-79. Collection includes; #15-45. Marvel Premiere featuring Iron Fist (#15-25). Characters include; Hercules, Satana, The Legion of Monsters, Liberty Legion, WoodGod, Monster Starstalker, Kane, 3-D Man, Weirdworld

Comics, Tarzan Lord of the Jungle Group. Marvel. 1977-79. This group includes, 'King-Size Annual! Jungle Tales of Tarzan' #1. Plus, 'Tarzan Lord of the Jungle' #1-21. Featured artists inlude John Buscema and Tony De Zuniga. [22]

Comics, Marvel Premiere: The Power of Warlock. Marvel. 1972 Issue #1 and 2 of the Marvel Premiere featuring The Power of Warlock 'A Man-God Reborn' and 'Rhodan and the Hounds of Hellos!'. [2]

Comics, Star Wars Group. Marvel. 1978-79. This group includes issues #7-20. Featured artists include Howard Chaykin, Tom Palmer, and Terry Austin. [14]