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Three En Voiture Tintin figures from Tintin Comics Released in 1955-1958 (M boxes E-M) (3)

Four En Voiture Tintin figures from Tintin Comics Released in 1930-1948 (M boxes E-M) (4)

Four En Voiture Tintin figures from Tintin Comics Released in 1945 (M boxes E-M) (4)

Four En Voiture Tintin figures from Tintin Comics Released in 1946 (M boxes E-M) (4)

Four En Voiture Tintin figures from Tintin Comics Released in 1947 (M boxes E-M) (4)

Four En Voiture Tintin figures from Tintin Comics Released in 1950-1953 (M boxes E-M) (4)

Four En Voiture Tintin figures from Tintin Comics Released in 1960-1976 (M boxes E-M) (4)

Six En Voiture Tintin figures from Tintin Comics Released in 1945-1984 (M boxes E-M) (6)

Comics, The Mighty Thor Silver Age Group. Marvel. 1966-68. This group includes issues #134-159. Featured artists include Jack Kirby and Vince Colletta. [26]

Comics, The Mighty Thor Silver and Bronze Age Group. Marvel. 1968-70. This group includes issues #160-179. Featured artists include Jack Kirby, Marie Severin, and John Romita Sr. A good collection. [20]

Comics, The Mighty Thor Bronze Age Group. Marvel. 1970-74. This group includes issues #181-221. Featured artists include Neal Adams, John Buscema, and Marie Severin. [41]

Comics, The Mighty Thor Bronze Age Group. Marvel. 1974-79. This group includes issues #222-280. Featured artists include Gil Kane and John Buscema. [59]

Comics, Special Marvel Edition: The Mighty Thor #1. Marvel. 1971 Jack Kirby cover

Comics, Tales of Suspense #63, 65. Marvel. 1965 The first Silver Age origin of Captain America was presented in issue #63. Jack Kirby produced the cover and some of the interior art, and Don Heck and Dick Ayers provided the rest of the art inside. Also inc

Comics, The Amazing Spider-Man #30. Marvel. 1965 Spider-Man battles the Cat Burglar (his first appearance). Steve Ditko story, cover, and art. Light wear to covers and spine. Small stamp to top right hand corner of rear cover, otherwise a nice copy

Comics, The Amazing Spider-Man #23. Marvel. 1965 Green Goblin cover and story, his third appearance. Steve Ditko cover and art. A good copy

Comics, The Amazing Spider-Man #33. Marvel. 1966 Spider-Man continues his battle with Doctor Octopus. Steve Ditko cover and art. Mild wear to cover and spine. Small stamp to rear cover

Comics, The Amazing Spider-Man #20. Marvel. 1965 Origin and first appearance of the Scorpion. Steve Ditko cover and art. Stamp to back cover

Comics, The Amazing Spider-Man #36. Marvel. 1966 Origin and first appearance of the Looter. Steve Ditko story, cover, and art. Wear to covers and spine

Comics, The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #1. Marvel. 1964 First appearance of the Sinister Six. Early X-Men appearance. Thor, Giant-Man, Wasp, Dr. Strange, and Fantastic Four cameos. This issues includes 15 pin-ups! Steve Ditko cover and art. Pen mark and pri

Comics, The Amazing Spider-Man Bronze Age Group. Marvel. 1971-72. This group includes issues #74, 88, 95, 97-99 and 101-111. Featured artists include Gil Kane, John Romita and Gerry Conway. [17]

Comics, The Amazing Spider-Man Bronze Age Group. Marvel. 1972-74. This group includes issues #112-128. Featured artists include John Romita, Gerry Conway, Jim Mooney and Tony Mortellaro. [17]

Comics, The Amazing Spider-Man Bronze Age Group. Marvel. 1974 This group includes issues #129-135. Featured artists include Gil Kane and John Romita Sr. Ross Andru, F. Giacoia and D. Hunt. Issue #129 includes the first appearances of the Punisher (Frank Ca

Comics, The Amazing Spider-Man Bronze Age Group. Marvel. 1974 This group includes issues #136-141. Green Goblin cover and story. First appearance of Harry Osborn as the Green Goblin (#136). Gil Kane bondage cover and Ross Andru art (#137). Peter Parker mov

Comics, The Amazing Spider-Man Bronze Age Group. Marvel. 1974-75. This group includes issues #142-147. Mysterio (Danny Berkhart) appearance. John Romita Sr. cover (#142). First appearance of Cyclon (#143). Gwen Stacy clone appearance (#144). Scorpion and G

Comics, The Amazing Spider-Man Bronze Age Group. Marvel. 1975 This group includes issues #148- 153. Professor Warren revealed as the Jackal (#148). First appearance of the Spider-Man clone (#149). Professor Smythe and Spider-Slayer appearances (#150). Shoc

Comics, The Amazing Spider-Man Bronze Age Group. Marvel. 1975 This group includes issues #154-159. Sandman appearance. Doc Ock cameo (#154). John Romita Sr. cover. Sal Buscema art (#155). The wedding of Betty Brant and Ned Leeds. First appearance of Mirage

Comics, The Amazing Spider-Man Bronze Age Group. Marvel. 1975 This group includes issues #160-179. Art by Ross Andru. [20]

Comics, The Amazing Spider-Man Bronze Age Group. Marvel. 1978 This group includes issues #180-186. Green Goblin II and III and Silvermane appearances. Origin of the Green Goblin. Ross Andru cover and art (#180). Story by Bill Mantlo, cover art by Gil Kane

Comics, Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man Group. Marvel. 1976-1979. This group includes issues #1-27. Featured artists include Sal Buscema, Ross Andru, Jim Mooney, Mike Zeck and Frank Springer. [27]

Comics, Giant-Size and King-Size Spider-Man Group. Marvel. 1974-1978. This group includes 'Giant-Size The Amazing Spider-Man' #1-6 and 'King-Size Annual: The Amazing Spider-Man' #10-12. Featured artists include John Romita, Gil Kane and Ross Andru. Plus, '

Comics, The Amazing Spider-Man Group. Marvel. 1970-96. Includes, #90, 103, 139, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 154, 157, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 252, 257, 259, 281, 284, 286, 287, 288. Plus, 'Spider-Ma

Comics, The Amazing Spider-Man Group. Marvel. 1974-87. Group includes, 'The Amazing Spider-Man', # 129 (First appearances of the Punisher and the Jackal. Gil Kane and John Romita Sr. cover. Ross Andru art). 132, 133, 134 (2 copies), 135, 140, 148-155. Plus

Comics, The Spider-Woman and Giant-Size Fantastic Four Group Marvel. 1978 This group includes issues #1-8. New origin of Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew). Mask altered to Spider-Woman's costume. Joe Sinnott cover. Carmine Infantino art (#1). Dave Cockrum cover.

Comics, Super-Villain Team-Up Group. Marvel. 1975-78. This group includes issues #1-15. Plus, 'Giant-Size Super-Villain Team-Up'. Featured artists include John Buscema, George Tuska, Bill Everett, Mike Sekowsky and Steve Ditko. [16]

Comics, The Champions Group. Marvel. 1975-77. This group includes issues #1-17. Featured artists include Gil Kane, Don Heck, Al Milgrom, John Byrne and Mike Esposito. [17]

Comics, The Tomb of Dracula #1. Marvel. 1972 First appearance of Dracula, Frank Drake, and Clifton Graves. Neal Adams cover. Gene Colan art. This key first issue has great gloss, sharp corners and a tight spine

Comics, The Tomb of Dracula Group. Marvel. 1972-78. This lot includes issues #2-68. Several covers and art by Gene Colan. Issue #10 is a particular highlight. This stunning Gene Colan and Jack Abel cover shows Blade the Vampire Slayer about to dispatch the

Comics, The Silver Surfer #14. Marvel. 1970 Spider-Man appearance. John Buscema cover and art

Comics, Strange Tales Featuring Dr. Strange Group. Marvel. 1975-76. This group includes issues #182-188. Art by Steve Ditko. [7]

Comics, Supernatural Thrillers Featuring 'IT!' #1. Marvel. 1972 Adapted from the story by Theodore Sturgeon, Art by Jim Steranko

Comics, Black Goliath Group. Marvel. 1976 This group includes issues #1-5. Featured artists include George Tuska and Keith Pollard. [5]

Comics, Guardians of the Galaxy and Logan's Run Group. Marvel. 1976-77. This group inlcudes 'Guardians of the Galaxy' #3-12. Plus, 'Logan's Run' #6 and 7. Art by Allen Milgrom and Paul Gulacy. [12]

Comics, Marvel Spotlight On Group. Marvel. 1972-77. This group includes issues #3 and #25-33. Features 'Marvel Spotlight on Werewolf', 'The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad', 'Scarecrow', 'Submariner', 'The Moon Knight', 'Three Warriors', 'Nick Fury', 'The Spider

Comics, Man From Atlantis Group. Marvel. 1978 This group includes issues #1-7. This is the title's complete run. Artists include John Buscema and Tom Sutton. [7]

Comics, The Defenders #1. Marvel. 1972 The Hulk, Doctor Strange, and Sub-Mariner begin. First appearance of Necrodamus. Sal Buscema cover and art. A nice copy

Comics, The Defenders Group. Marvel. 1972-79. This group includes issues #2-68. Artists include John Romita Sr., Gil Kane, Keith Griffin, Dan Green, Ed Hannigan and Sal Buscema. [67]

Comics, Giant-Size Defenders Group. Marvel. 1974-75. This group includes, #1 (Silver Surfer appearance), 2 (Daimon Hellstrom appearance - cover and art by Gil Kane), 3, (first appearance of Korvac), 4 (cover by Gil Kane), and 5 (Guardians of the Galaxy app

Comics, Howard the Duck Group. Marvel. 1976-78. This group includes, 'King-Size Annual! Howard the Duck' #1, and 'Howard the Duck' #2-28. Featured artists include Gene Colan and Paul Smith. [28]

Comics, John Carter Warlord of Mars Group. Marvel. 1977-79. This collection includes, 'King-Size Annual! Warlord of Mars' #1, and 'John Carter Warlord of Mars' #1-21. Artists inlude Sal Buscema, Ernie Chan, Gil Kane and Rudy Nebres. [22]

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Comics, Batman 80-Page Giant #185. DC. 1966 Sheldon Moldoff and Jim Mooney art. Light wear, stamp to back cover. Wear to 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 #193. DC. 1967 Wear to covers and spine