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X-Men #171 CGC 9.8 NEWSSTAND Rogue joins the X-Men. Marvel Comics 1983 Have more graded comics listed and I combine Shipping as well, check my store out and give me a follow.

Choose the issue(s) that you would like from the available GI Joe: A Real American Hero Series, launched in 1982 by Marvel Comics and created by the incomparable Larry Hama. The series went for 155 issues! Condition: Note that grading is subjective. Please view the images to determine condition. Images are of the actual issue that you will receive. These comics are, on average, in nice condition (midgrade or better) for 1980s printed issues. All have some flaws, some have more flaws than others. Ignore the „good“ condition — eBay descriptors do not match comic grades. All of these issues are in better than GD condition. Yearbook #4 (1st appearance of Croc Master) has a detached cover and Issue #109 (infamous „Body Count“ issue) has cover soiling. Combined Shipping: I do combine shipping for more than one issue — the issues in this listing ship for $4.88 for the first issue and $0.75 each additional issue. If you are buying items from other listings, just check with me before ordering / request an invoice in your cart.

The product is a pair of comic books from the Starslayer series, specifically issues #1 and #2, published by Pacific Comics in 1982 during the Bronze Age. Written and illustrated by Mike Grell, these comics feature the character Torin Mac Quillon and fall under the genres of fantasy and science fiction. With a colorful style and key issue features, these single issues are a collectible item for fans of US Comics, especially those interested in first character appearances and superhero teams like the Avengers.

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.

Issue highlights: „The Other Side of Madness!“. Art by John Romita, Jr., Dan Green, Bob Layton, and Chic Stone. Cover by John Romita, Jr. and Bob Layton. The Unicorn is back, and he’s crazier than ever.

1982 – Star Wars Micro Collection Hoth Generator Attack by Kenner. STAR WARS MICRO COLLECTION. Box has signs of wear due to age & storage.

Great Lot of Twenty- Four production & pre production Drawings from Bakshi’s „Hey Good Lookin“ circa 1982.

An animation project in the 1980s., a traditional technique where characters are painted onto transparent acetate sheets (cels) and placed over static backgrounds. The style is consistent with traditional hand-painted production cels used in classic and mid-century animation.