Exceptional Comic Book Collection - 2,800 Books Dating Back to 1943. For Sale

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Sampling of Key Issues List:
Captain America #117: 1st appearance and origin of Falcon, Sam Wilson, the 1st African-American superhero in mainstream comics. 1st appearance of Redwing, a falcon and Sam Wilson's sidekick.
Captain America #100: 1st solo-titled Captain America series in the Silver Age, beginning with #100. Formerly titled Tales of Suspense.
Amazing Spider-Man #300: 1st full appearance of Venom.
Amazing Spider-Man Annual #2: 1st meeting of Spider-Man and Doctor Strange, 1st appearance of the Wand of Watoomb.
Tales of Suspense #65: 1st appearance of the Red Skull in the Silver Age. As of Nov. 2023, there are three copies graded 9.8 with the only recorded sale being the Pacific Coast pedigree copy in 2012 for 5K+.
Tales of Suspense #58: Classic battle of Captain America & Iron Man. 2nd appearance of Kraven the Hunter.
Captain America #110: Classic Jim Steranko drawn story. 1st appearance of Madame Hydra, later becomes Viper. 1st appearance of Rick Jones as the 4th Bucky.
Tales of Suspense #77: 1st full appearance of Peggy Carter. 1st full appearance of Ultimo.
Tales of Suspense #75: 1st appearance of Agent 13, Sharon Carter. 1st cameo appearance of Peggy Carter. 1st appearance of Batroc the Leaper.
Captain America #109: Iconic cover art by Jack Kirby. Origin of Captain America retold.
Tales of Suspense # 60: 2nd appearance of Hawkeye.
Tales of Suspense # 94: 1st appearance of M.O.D.O.K. (Mechanized Organism Designed For Only Killing).
Captain America # 115: Iconic cover art by Marie Severin. Final Captain America issues with a $0.12 cover price.
Tales of Suspense #62: Origin of Mandarin, specifically how he obtained his 10 rings. 1st appearance of Axonn-Kaar, an alien dragon whose ship was powered by ten rings.
Captain America #168: 1st appearance of Baron Helmut Zemo disguised as a character named Phoenix.
Tales of Suspense #79: Introduction of the Cosmic Cube.
Captain America #113: Iconic cover art by Jim Steranko.
Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars #8: Origin of the black symbiote costume that later bonds with Eddie Brock to become Venom. 2nd appearance of Spider-Woman, Julia Carpenter.
Tales of Suspense #76: 1st cameo appearance of Ultimo. 1st cover and 2nd appearance of Sharon Carter. 2nd appearance of Batroc the Leaper.
Amazing Spider-Man #361: 1st full appearance of Carnage, spawned from the extraterrestrial parasite known as the venom symbiote.
Tales of Suspense #98: 1st battle of Captain America vs. Black Panther.
Amazing Spider-Man #301: Iconic cover art by Todd McFarlane.
Avengers #75: 1st appearance of Arkon, a warrior from an alien planet and an ally to the Avengers.
Tales of Suspense #69: 1st appearance of Titanium Man.
Captain America #111: Iconic cover art by Jim Steranko.
Amazing Spider-Man #298: 1st cameo appearance of Venom, creeping over Eddie Brock's hands. First cover art by Todd McFarlane on the ASM title. 1st team appearance of the Life Foundation led by Carlton Drake.
New Mutants Annual #2: 1st appearance and origin of Betsy Braddock in U.S. comics, renamed Psylocke by Mojo.
Web of Spiderman #118: 1st appearance of Ben Reilly as Scarlet Spider, introduced as a clone in the Amazing Spider-Man #149 (1975).
Wolverine #1: Premiere issue of Wolverine's 1st ongoing solo series. Debut of black Wolverine costume.
Amazing Spider-Man #265: 1st appearance of Silver Sable. 1st team appearance of the Wild Pack.
True Gein #1 (signed): Biography of Ed Gein.
Batman #386: Black Mask - Losing Face, Roman Sionis.
Captain America #230: Iconic cover art.
Uncanny X-Men #221: 1st appearance of Mr. Sinister as featured in X-Men 97 animated series.
Captain America #107: 1st appearance of Doctor Faustus, a highly intelligent psychologist associated with Red Skull & Hydra.
Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #64: 1st appearance and origin of Cloak & Dagger.
Captain America #323: Iconic cover art.
Captain America #354: 1st full appearance and cover of John Walker as U.S. Agent, appeared briefly in West Coast Avengers #44.
Captain America Annual #1: Origin of Captain America retold.
Tales of Suspense #99: Final issue, numbering continues in Captain America #100 (1968).
Amazing Spider-Man #257: 1st appearance of Ned Leeds as the 3rd Hobgoblin. 2nd appearance of the Puma.
Captain America #126: Falcon 1st appearance in the Captain America suit after Rogers lends it to him in an effort to escape law enforcement. 1st appearance of Diamond Head.
Captain America #137: 1st meeting of Falcon and Spider-Man.
Captain America #290: 1st appearance of Mother Superior, the daughter of Red Skull, later becomes Sin and then Red Skull. 1st cameo appearance of Black Crow, in crow form.
Amazing Spider-Man #201: Cover art featuring the Punisher & Spider-Man by John Romita Sr.
Avengers #257: 1st appearance of Nebula.
Amazing Spider-Man #294: Kraven's last hunt story arc part 5. Death of Kraven the Hunter, by self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Amazing Spider-Man #362: 2nd full appearance of Carnage.
Uncanny X-Men #239: 1st cover and 2nd appearance of Mr. Sinister. 1st cover appearance and mention of Madelyne Pryor as the Goblin Queen.
Amazing Spider-Man #200: Death of Ben's killer. Origin of Spider-Man retold.
Superman #178: Debut of Red/Gold Kryptonite, causes temporary amnesia.
Uncanny X-Men #212: 1st battle of Wolverine vs. Sabertooth.
Amazing Spider-Man #359: 1st cameo appearance of Carnage, in one panel - a glob of red symbiote material can be seen.
Amazing Spider-Man #365: 5-page preview of Spider-Man 2099, 30 anniversary (1962 to 1992). Hologram cover.
Dazzler #1: Premiere issue of the Dazzler's 1st self-titled series. Don't wait until Taylor Swift is cast as the Dazzler for the MCU!
Harley Quinn #25: Cover art by Craig Rousseau.
Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars #1: 1st cameo appearance of the Beyonder as a white light and a voice. 1st line-wide crossover event series.
Uncanny X-Men #201: Storm & Cyclops duel to determine the leader of the X-Men. 1st appearance of Nathan Summers as a baby.
Venom: Lethal Protector #1: First solo series featuring Venom. 1st cameo appearance of General Orwell Taylor. Red foil cover.
Web of Spider-Man #1: Third ongoing Spider-Man series.
Alpha Flight #1: 1st appearance of Puck, Marrina, Tundra, Madison Jefferies, Wild Child, Gamma Flight.
Alpha Flight #33: 1st appearance of Yuriko Oyama as Lady Deathstrike, in costume - previously introduced in Daredevil #197.
Amazing Spider-Man #302: Cover art by Todd McFarlane.
Amazing Spider-Man #307: Origin of Chameleon, specifically his power upgrade.
Amazing Spider-Man #360: 2nd cameo appearance of Carnage including mention by name, a hand, an arm and partial face.
Captain America Annual #3: 1st appearance of Threkker, an Epsiloni alien who absorbs life from other living organisms (blood hunt tie-in as a vampire in Venom #34).
Crisis on Infinite Earth #7: Death of Supergirl.
Deadpool: The Circle Case #1: 1st solo limited series featuring Deadpool. 1st appearance of Slayback.
Fantastic Four #320: Cover art featuring Doctor Doom and the Hulk vs. the Thing.
G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #53: Iconic cover art.
Icon #1: 1st appearance of Icon, an alien who crash-landed on earth and took the form of a black child. 1st appearance of Rocket, the 1st teen mother depicted in DC Comics.
John Byrne's the Next Men #14: Preview appearance of Hellboy, published before Dime Press #4.
Labrinth #1: Premier issue of a limited series based on the film staring David Bowie and Jennifer Connelly. Remake with TriStar is in discussion.
New Mutants #26: 1st appearance of Legion.
Silverhawks #1: 1st team appearance.
Uncanny X-Men #200: Trial of Magneto.
Venom: Lethal Protector #5: 1st appearance of Phage, Agony, Riot, Lasher.
X-Men Vol. 2: 1 (all variants + special), issues 2 through 13, 20, 21, 22, 28.
Amazing Spider-Man #282: Specialty border printed on select covers published in November 1986 celebrating 25th anniversary, or more specifically, the 25th year since Fantastic Four #1 was published in November, 1961.
Classic X-Men #1: Partial reprint of Giant Size X-Men #1. The beginning and final half of the comic is original content adding context to the assembly of the new X-Men roster which consisted of Cyclops, Storm, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Thunderbird, Banshee and Sunfire.
Green Lantern #173: 1st appearance of Javelin.
Marvel Tales #190: Reprint of the Amazing Spider-Man #50, the 1st appearance of the Kingpin.
X-Force #11: 1st team appearance of Weapon P.R.I.M.E., Weapon X, Rictor, Yeti, Tygerstryke.
Amazing Spider-Man Annual #21: Marriage of Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson.
Amazing Spider-Man #244: 3rd appearance of the Hobgoblin, 1st cameo appearance of Lefty Donovan, becomes the 2nd Hobgoblin in the next issue.
Amazing Spider-Man #306: Cover art by Todd McFarlane, inspired by Action Comics #1 (1938).
Captain America #186: Origin of Falcon.
New Mutants #1: 3rd team appearance of the New Mutants. Origin of Karma.
Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #200: Death of Green Goblin, Harry Osborn, foil cover, signed by Sal Buscema
Superman #75: Death of Superman, Death of Doomsday.
Classics Illustrated #15 - Uncle Tom's Cabin (1943).
Classics Illustrated #26 - Frankenstein (1949).
Walt Disney's Comics & Stories #12 (1949).
Classic's Illustrated #87 - A Midsummer Night's Dream (1951).
Classics Illustrated #91 - The Call of the Wild (1952).
Strange Tales #36 - The Man Who Turned Off the Sun (1955).
Flash #121 (1961).
And many more........