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This key issue features the first full appearance of Venom, one of Spider-Man’s most iconic villains.

Written by David Michelinie with artwork by Todd McFarlane, Amazing Spider-Man #300 introduces Eddie Brock as the vengeful anti-hero bonded with the alien symbiote.

Known for its striking cover and pivotal role in Spider-Man lore, this issue is a must-have for collectors and fans of the web-slinger.

This key issue features the first appearance of Harley Quinn in comic book form, making it a must-have for fans of Batman and the DC Universe.

Adapted from the animated series, Batman Adventures #12 introduces Dr. Harleen Quinzel, who becomes the iconic villain Harley Quinn, marking her transition from the TV show to the comics.

With its striking artwork and pivotal moment in DC lore, this issue is a standout addition to any collection.

House of Secrets #92 is a landmark issue in DC Comics history, featuring the first appearance of Swamp Thing.

Created by writer Len Wein and artist Bernie Wrightson, this classic comic introduces Alec Holland, whose tragic transformation into the swamp-born hero sets the stage for decades of dark, supernatural storytelling.

With its haunting cover and pivotal role in the creation of one of DC's most enduring characters, this issue is a must-have for collectors and fans of the supernatural and horror genres.

Incredible Hulk #181 is a landmark comic book in Marvel history, marking the first full appearance of Wolverine, one of the most iconic characters in the Marvel Universe. Released in November 1974, this issue features an epic battle between the Hulk, Wolverine, and the savage Wendigo in the Canadian wilderness.

Written by Len Wein with art by Herb Trimpe and inks by Jack Abel, it’s a highly sought-after collectible for comic enthusiasts and Wolverine fans alike. With dynamic storytelling and historic significance, Hulk #181 is a cornerstone of any serious comic book collection.

Giant-Size X-Men #1 is a groundbreaking comic book that redefined the X-Men universe, introducing a brand-new team of heroes. Published in 1975, this issue features the first appearances of iconic characters like Storm, Nightcrawler, Colossus, and Thunderbird, as well as the reintroduction of Wolverine into the X-Men.

Written by Len Wein with stunning art by Dave Cockrum, the story follows Professor X assembling this diverse new team to rescue the original X-Men from the living island of Krakoa. A must-have for collectors, this issue marks the dawn of a new era in mutant history.

Incredible Hulk #1 is the iconic debut of one of Marvel's most legendary characters, the Hulk. Published in 1962, this Silver Age classic introduces Dr. Bruce Banner and his gamma-irradiated alter ego, the Hulk, in his original gray form.

Created by the legendary duo of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, the issue tells the gripping origin story of the misunderstood monster, blending science fiction and raw emotion. A cornerstone of Marvel history, this comic is a prized piece for collectors and fans of the Jade Giant's legacy.

Own a piece of comic book history with Batman #121, the iconic issue that marks the first appearance of Mr. Freeze (originally known as Mr. Zero). Published in 1959, this Silver Age classic features Batman and Robin facing off against the cold-hearted villain in a thrilling and imaginative tale. With its vibrant cover art and the debut of a character who would become a staple of the Dark Knight’s rogues’ gallery, this key issue is a must-have for Batman fans and serious collectors alike!

Marvel Mystery Comics #4 is a pivotal issue from the Golden Age of comics, published in 1940, showcasing the thrilling adventures of Marvel's earliest heroes. Featuring iconic characters like the Human Torch, Namor the Sub-Mariner, and the Angel, this issue delivers high-octane action and gripping storytelling. With its dynamic cover and contributions from legendary creators like Carl Burgos and Bill Everett, Marvel Mystery Comics #4 is a prized treasure for collectors and a testament to Marvel’s rich comic book heritage.

The Spirit #22 is a classic issue from Will Eisner's groundbreaking series, showcasing the innovative storytelling and artwork that redefined the comic medium. Published in 1950, this issue features the Spirit, a masked crimefighter, in one of his signature noir-inspired adventures filled with mystery, action, and wit. Renowned for its artistic brilliance and narrative depth, The Spirit #22 is a must-have for fans of Golden Age comics and Eisner’s enduring legacy in the world of graphic storytelling.

Step back into the Golden Age of comics with Pep Comics #34, a rare and iconic issue from 1942. This thrilling comic features the continuing adventures of The Shield, America's first patriotic superhero, alongside gripping tales of The Hangman and other fan-favorite characters. Known for its bold storytelling and vibrant wartime art, this issue is a prized collector's item that embodies the spirit of early superhero comics. A must-have for Golden Age enthusiasts and Archie Comics historians alike!

Fantastic Comics #6 is a standout issue from the Golden Age of comics, published in 1940 by Fox Feature Syndicate. This issue features the heroic exploits of Golden Age icons like Samson, the Flame, and Stardust the Super Wizard, blending action, fantasy, and science fiction. Known for its bold storytelling and striking art by creators like Fletcher Hanks, Fantastic Comics #6 is a prized collectible for fans of early superhero adventures and pulp-era creativity.

Venus #19 is a key issue from the pre-Code horror era, published by Atlas Comics in 1952. This haunting comic transitions from the romantic themes of earlier issues to gripping horror, featuring eerie tales of the supernatural and macabre. With striking cover art by Bill Everett and chilling stories that capture the essence of 1950s horror, Venus #19 is a must-have for fans of pre-Code comics and collectors of Atlas’s golden age of horror storytelling.

Ghost Comics #6 is a captivating issue from the pre-Code horror era, published in 1952 by Fiction House. This classic comic delivers a chilling mix of ghostly tales, supernatural mysteries, and eerie artwork that epitomize the golden age of horror storytelling. With its haunting cover and gripping interior art, Ghost Comics #6 is a prized collectible for fans of vintage horror and pre-Code comic enthusiasts.

The Siege #3 Campbell Variant Cover is a stunning collectible comic book featuring artwork by the acclaimed J. Scott Campbell. This variant showcases Campbell's signature dynamic style, capturing the intensity and high stakes of Marvel's Siege storyline. A must-have for comic enthusiasts and collectors, this rare cover adds a touch of artistry and exclusivity to any collection. Perfect for fans of Marvel and J. Scott Campbell's iconic work!

A true collector's gem, this New Mutants #87 CGC Signature Series is a historic piece, signed by Stan Lee, Todd McFarlane, Louise Simonson, and Rob Liefeld.

This ultra high-grade key issue marks the first appearance of Cable, a fan-favorite character who has become a cornerstone of the X-Men universe. This rare item is a must-have for any serious comic collector or Marvel enthusiast. An unparalleled combination of iconic creators and a landmark debut!