Early Dick Giordano Artwork Condition: Solid Mid Grade- Attached at Both Staples. Complete Story with Centerfold Intact. Lays flat. NO Writing, NO Cut Outs, NO Major Tears. Has some cover wear consistent with grade SEE PICS

Uncanny X-Men # 128 features Proteus, and has brief appearances by Magneto and Multiple Man in Flashback. This issue is part of the legendary comic run of John Byrne and Chris Claremont that shaped the scope of X-Men to this day. The Byrne/Claremont team reinvigorated interest in the X Men franchise and saved it from cancellation. These stories developed Wolverine's background and was the source of some of the greatest X-Men stories, "Days Of Future Past" and "the Dark Phoenix Saga."

About: Archie's Pal Jughead # 20 is a late Pre-Code Golden Age Archie comic with a classic cover. Condition: Apparent Mid-Grade condition with cover wear consistent with grade. **Conserved condition due to cover spine professionally reinforced with adhesive. SEE PICS Pics are of the actual items. No Stock Photos are used.

Cross Dressing Cover- "How To Confuse Your Neighbors" Condition: Lower Grade- Cover firmly Attached at both staples. Complete Story with Centerfold Intact. NO Writing, NO Cut Outs. Has 3" horizontal tear on cover which is the reason for the lower grade. Has cover wear consistent with mid grade condition. SEE PICS

Tom Corbett Space Cadet features a Classic Sci-Fi Cover. This Golden Age Pre-Code era comic features the popular Space Science Fiction series. Condition: Mid Grade condition, Complete Comic with Cover and Centerfold intact. NO writing, NO Tears, NO Cut Outs. Has moderate cover wear consistent with grade SEE PICS

Golden Age Comic, Pre-Code Issue Flash Gordon # 2 is actually the only issue produced by Dell in the 1950's. Painted cover is by the same unknown artist that would later create covers for Tom Corbett, Space Cadet. Condition: Mid Grade condition with minimal cover wear. NO writing, NO Tears, NO Cut Outs

Artist: George Olesen and Keith Williams Size: appx 15″x 6″ Medium: Pen and Ink on Bristol Board About: This is original production art for the Phantom Daily Newspaper Strip by George Olesen and Keith Williams. The Phantom was created by writer Lee Falk (1911-1999). The Phantom has been featured in movie serials from the 1940's, Radio shows, Cartoon series, and a modern Live Action film in 1996. The character was one of the major influences of Batman, whose creators heavily borrowed from the Phantom. The newspaper strip began publication in 1936 and is still published today. This artwork is the original production artwork and is one of a kind. The artwork comes with a Certificate Of Authenticity COA hand signed by Elizabeth Falk from the Lee Falk Estate.

Condition: Golden Age Era comic in Low grade condition with cover wear consistent with grade. Comic is attached at staples. No Cut Outs, No Writing. Comic is complete and has reinforced centerfold.