Set Description:
Sprawled out like cinematic action, with those moody poses, that assemble when it is the AVENGERS OF OLD!
Hulk is the Immortal Avenger, and with many 1sts in this series, who can put them together? Captain America?
These "Ones for Good" that are standing, almost stand all alone, but inevitably come together with a unified effort to be victorious! Their path though wide and turning, they hold fast the straight and narrow, face front! Avengers Assemble! The cry from beyond our imagination, to the realism of morals portrayed.
The hope of a world, from that ever-present danger.
They've Assembled, They've Congregated! Even a few went to church to pray for humanity!
Like purging a threshing floor, more and more are sought after within a "legacy set!" This way comes the "ones for assembly" and onward "AVENGERS!"
Seeing is believing when we have those rarish opportunities to put action to words, which is not always to say putting your money where the mouth is. Moving beyond the realm of possibility to procure the 1sts and run issues, we must act quick, and we all have those issues that made an impact and are must haves within a collection. From ADAMANTIUM to even Ultron's, it takes a certain cooperation with any team and among the usual banter after reading to estimate victory in acquiring those dire issues and with vast calculations. Captain America to the Hulk, from Thor to Iron Man, a Wasp and or Ant-man, the Avengers are bringing it!
Forward and to the forefront, making a living avenging isn't easy, and for the goal of getting together in one accord that we may be made to forge these registry sets.

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Avengers (1963) 1 |
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Avengers 1 Signature |
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CGC |
| Cert #: |
1286681001
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Owner Comments
1st Avengers! Signed by Stan Lee! On 10/31/15. That's HALLOWEEN! I tried a new Local Comic Shop, Comics Asylum! Sitting there perched was this beauty! Love the few and far between times that I can "afford" a BIG book, and in complete "Universal" grade, I'll take it! I had to make a trade, however, for this comic. I came away satisfied! Sometimes we've got to put in the time and effort for the accumulation of worthwhile books for trades! I believe they're worth it! I've seldom spent over $500 for any comic. It takes the guess and the foreknowledge for newer valued books to be traded for something as established as the AVENGERS! Assemble your comics and go down to those trusty dealers? Hey! I came away with a win, to be sure. We shall see in the long run, and I feel confident. Making this Avengers addition to the collection is great to keep in grade, as far as I'm concerned, even in lowly 0.5! It's an awesome signature series by Stan Lee, and I'm the proud new owner.
Complete with back cover picture of those that know and love the Lord, are called according to His purpose, and take into account the Christ Faithful and True, a Savior's strength!
Secret things are God's even the neverminds and secret songs.
Traded the following:
X-Men 266 CGC SS 8.0 Claremont newsie, New Mutants 98 CGC 7.0 direct, Batman Adventures 12 direct CGC 8.5, Secret Wars 8 direct CGC 8.5. I threw in X-Men #134 in blue CGC 7.5, and a certain 9.2 Batman Harley Quinn 1999 #nn, this and ASM 344 direct CGC 9.8! I only had $1,216 into those books, but they were on the rise in value, so thankful! I'll be back to that store!
Grader Notes:
Whole Book Multiple Bend Breaks Color;
Whole Book Multiple Tear;
Whole Book Wear.
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Avengers (1963) 2 |
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Avengers 2 Universal |
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CGC |
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4071647004
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Owner Comments
1st appearance of the Space Phantom. 2nd app Avengers? Already the Hulk leaves the Avengers? lol Back couple of pages has some issues, otherwise a great presenting 2.5. That front cover really tells all you need to know. The Hulk superimposed by the Phantom, take it or leave it, is the Hulk Green Monster Down for the Count? Keeping it Avenger themed though, nice #2 even in lowly 2.5! Picked it up from the Local Comic Shop Keith's Comics for only $200!! Woot-Woot! I'll take that nice gesture all day long, and they had a slab sale to "build up for the winter of 2022" and I hope my contribution helped. Always need to support the LCS in any form or way. I like that they even had some "CGC" in the sale, as they had other slabs, and that is probably why they needed the rummage type sale! Keep it Local, although nothing wrong with supporting any reputable dealer.
Complete with a back cover picture of the prescreen pass before released to streaming of, "Cobra Kai Season 6 Part 2!" It takes those intuitions and especially when there is no veneer to know a "Cobra" when you see one. Daniel is a dad and looking to discover the mysterious knowledge of his now past master, as the Miyagi-Dojo lives on in tournaments, but a cobra doesn't necessarily change its spots, even if one member of the Miyagi-Dojo is attempting to gain some. The Hulk in this issue is the same, as he is taken over by the Phantom, and perhaps the Wasp was in the zone to then help the Karate-Kid Avengers!
Grader Notes:
piece out left bottom of back cover;
piece out right bottom of page(s) 16;
wear spine breaks color;
multiple crease cover breaks color.
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Avengers (1963) 4 |
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Avengers 4 Universal |
| Grade: |
CGC |
| Cert #: |
1298224001
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Owner Comments
1st Silver Age Appearance of Captain America (Steve Rodgers). Awesome and Classic Cover, which caused me to make a financial adjustment to get this book! SO Worth it! Captain America is classic himself and dawns this cover ready for action! Along with reliable partners, Cap Is Back! Bought from the boardie "Spidey-Fein". An awesome flashback of an origin and bringing back the "American Way" for good ole' Marvel. Facing front already, Stan is cultivating some old habits with Kirby returning, and as always, they knock it out of the park. Give me some Marvel or make mine Marvel! Just no Marvel Chipping Please. It kind of goes on to be continued in Captain America issue #100, where the team expounds on events happening in this issue. In short, Captain America is back, and he's formed team ups to eventually get his own title series again!
Complete with a back cover picture of the prescreen pass before released to theaters of, "Three Thousand Years of Longing!" Has Captain America been "Trapped Under Ice?" As long, seemingly, as it took Metallica to again play that titled song again at a concert. Yes, and yes, seemingly! As the first Silver Age appearance of Captain America like this film with a djinn shows what he would want to do after waiting so long to join the breathing realm again! The film comes by it easy with a genie explaining, everyone just wants love! Ah Captain my Captain what will you do? "3 thousand years will give you such a crick in the neck!" ~ Robin Williams in Aladdin!
Grader Notes:
heavy tanning cover;
multiple tear back cover;
small, multiple chip out cover;
staple detached top of front cover.
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Avengers (1963) 7 |
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Avengers 7 Universal |
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CGC |
| Cert #: |
0150891001
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Owner Comments
Stan Lee Story; Jack Kirby and Chic Stone cover and art. Early issue classic battle. Everyone needs the comics of old! These older issues really do hit home. The bonds that tie were formed here in these classics, and among newly born heroes, they had the character to form and establish. This is where they fight themselves. Call it bewilderment or just a plain misunderstanding; it always seems to be. These disagreements will make a firm foundation of complaints between the heroes for future banter. Building the characters is always a good idea and it was well done. Give it up for Stan and Kirby! Maybe even this was a first appearance of the character "Bucky", in some circles is thought of as such, it is a time-honored tradition for teammates and sidekicks, but having an Avengers book on the roster is quite the accomplishment. Knowing what we know now? Onward and upward!
lol The "back of the Avengers poster!" Wizahrd? Wizurd? Wizilch. Those fleers and fierce stubs. ENTERTAINMENT!
Complete with a back cover picture of scrap booking from when I was a kid, all things relative in Texas weathering conditions vs style! We all had that Avengers itch and got our fix early on, with multiple posters and with an enormous number of characters.
Graders Notes Unavailable.
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Avengers (1963) 13 |
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Avengers 13 Universal |
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CGC |
| Cert #: |
3964309001
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Owner Comments
1st appearance of Count Nefaria. Fantastic Four cameo. Stan Lee story. Don Heck and Dick Ayers art. Jack Kirby and Chic Stone cover. Some originals who twist up the art and the plot into something "nefarious!" That eclipse's the whirlwind of the page that astounds from the cover onward and given Kirby's previous work by this time it had become his bread and butter. Got some trade in credit at local comic shop, Awesome Comics! I got this CGC 5.5 for $130 total and it was another hot summer day, which happened to be New Comic Book Wednesday. I need to remember that those are busy days, and not a day to trade in per se, but that is the day they put out all the "new stuff!" Ironic. That is when the bells and whistles go off anyway, like a warning system made for tornadoes; Avengers in the collection have fared worse, but I'm all for the Silver Age even with trade in credit for the likes of Stan and Kirby! The Wasp is critically injured in this issue, provided that copies of the team and not clones were made for combat, however the nomenclature of those imposters are similar in scope to that of tornado warning/watch, don't always have one before the other!
Screens of prescreens, riveted.
Complete with a back cover picture of the prescreen pass before released publicly of the movie, "TWISTERS!" That it is the hunt for the nerves to tackle a warning system, all while in a nefarious like cyclone. The Avengers have fared worse, but not by much up to this point, enter Stan and Kirby!
Grader Notes:
staple detached top of back cover;
light finger bends on cover;
moderate creasing to cover;
moderate spine stress lines to cover.
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Avengers (1963) 19 |
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Avengers 19 Universal |
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CGC |
| Cert #: |
1255827006
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Owner Comments
1st appearance of the Swordsman. (Jacques Duquesne). Origin of Hawkeye. Stan Lee story. Don Heck and Dick Ayers art. Jack Kirby and Don Heck cover. Well Hawkeye looks out! All along some watchtower there were people doing their jobs and somehow the forgotten virtue stomped through to its own choice of free will. Never too late to surrender to Him that speaks on His own, for His own, and By His Own to Will and to Do. Sometimes the only patience in this Shakespearean play is to know the Good, Setting Free, and not that this too shall pass but that this too shall change you. Glad to know Hawkeye is alright after the funny pages of mercy and gratefulness to readers, KJV audio, and that those locust summers are now behind us in this circa 2025 with a trip to the Local Comic Shop to see Jeremy, who had the goods, sweet deals, and faithful love and kind support. It is the best given to me, so giving my all, in all.
Circling wagons of best laid swallows, but a Monty of Python's only called to mind the gathering of decks, starter builds, and otherwise sword swashbuckling towards a payday and those fellowship rearing's. Training up in the way they should go, as to not depart, the majesty of it all at that! Kids, fun, peace.
Complete with a back cover picture of Dr. DOOOOOOOOOOM! Just Kidding the modern iteration of the Taskmaster, as the local comic shop owner put it, he’s clever but we like him anyway!
Grader Notes:
Right Top Front Cover Piece Out;
Whole Book Rippling/Warping;
Whole Book Multiple Stain;
Bottom Staple Rusted w/Rust Stained Interior;
Front Cover Multiple Crease.
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Avengers (1963) 47 |
| Item: |
Avengers 47 Universal |
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CGC |
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4583330015
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Owner Comments
1st appearance of Dane Whitman (becomes the new Black Knight in the next issue). Magneto and Toad appearance. Roy Thomas story. John Buscema and George Tuska art. Don Heck and Frank Giacoia cover. Whole heartedly a cream in the off whites of pages that spark the Mag's and Neato's of those fathers of children. Quicksilver and Scarlett Witch are running from daddy but take it in the head for their discipline to the point of rebellion when then subject to the wrath. The goodness to not do that speaks to the liberation that does come in a narrow sense, but the praise at the end of the journey can seem the same at the beginning and throughout the middle until the sheepish gate stands firm though trodden down and not destroyed by falling on the rock rather than having it fall upon you, us, or others and to love those as yourself lest you be the crush and heart throb toward. Dad's disciplining.
Ya kids?
Complete with a back cover picture of the prescreen pass before released publicly of the movie, "Black Phone: 2!" A deuce of a film where the real fright is talking to ghosts, when the Ghost is to not be given up but cherished though the maniacal and thoroughfare as are not easily worthy of diligence unless Holy.
Grader Notes:
wear left top of front cover;
crease right top of back cover.
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Avengers (1963) 54 |
| Item: |
Avengers 54 Universal |
| Grade: |
CGC |
| Cert #: |
0188671005
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Owner Comments
1st appearance of the New Masters of Evil. Full page ad for Silver Surfer #1. Silver Surfer being Stan Lee's "favorite" doesn't come lightly into the collection, if one of these "masters" was to be the Ultron in disguise, what then? Ultimate doom that now takes the cake for the Avengers! Peaceably added and with room to spare, from the Local Comic Shop "Awesome Comics!" Early morning weekday and with a bit of breakfast errands to do, 2023. Got the free loving spirit that comes with this old label copy slab, complete with past marked notes of "bondage cover!" It is my understanding that CGC has now done away with this kind of labeling, such is life. To those inclined it can be plainly seen as a feat of strength on the cover, and what may become of the Avengers? Alas, the following issue obtained early enough on shows the 1st appearance of Ultron as the "reveal." We've got the time and stories at "Marvel", and we will indeed.
The future is always looking for you, and it literally overtakes you each second of the day, the nerve!
Complete with a back cover picture of the prescreen pass before released to theaters of "Terminator 2: Judgment Day?" Arnold and Co. pulled a switcheroo! Similar to the "Ultron's" of the world being in "disguise" with his judgement always pending and Metal Mania happenings, they advertised the prescreen as Terminator 2 back in theaters one time only, which turned out to be in fact a showing of Dark Fate the Terminator film! Just to see if true fans would show up! Glad I went.
Graders Notes Unavailable.
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Avengers (1963) 55 |
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Avengers 55 Universal |
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CGC |
| Cert #: |
0962575012
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Owner Comments
1st appearance of Ultron-5 Crimson Cowl revealed as the dreaded Ultron. There have been Movies and I've read Ultron stories, he's a serious villain with some serious MOJO!! He's out for blood, and when he finds out about ADAMANTIUM in issue #66 LOOK OUT! That is one tough hombre, dare I say "ULTIMATE" tough! Though that phrase and name would be used later in comics, these hero's somehow find the loophole to hold off devastation for another day. This is what good character building is supposed to do. Make a team actually work as a team, good writing. Things like this will always be sought by those who experienced the awesomeness of plausibility. It takes a good back and forth to make it work, but on its own sometimes seems a simple idea. Thank God for ongoing series and mainstays like the Avengers and so forth, that carry on the legacy to see ideas hashed out and brought to fruition! Complete with the Movie Treatment, Ultron has been around as a formidable foe since the Silver Age of Comics. Always thwarted so far, and this time by some unlikely Avengers. Getting stories and plots under the belt so to speak and fleshed out but not quite the ultimate foe specifically to the Avengers.
Avengers Assembled! Towards all kinds of advertising and not all that long ago, with Net Zero showing minutes type phone service with, "The Ultimate Avengers!"
Complete with a back cover picture of a Blu-Ray DVD, when the ultimate collection of Avengers cartoon movies hit the stores, my brother bought it for me and is one of the films that got me going to theaters early on!
Grader Notes:
small crease right top of front cover;
small shadow right bottom of front cover;
small stain right top of back cover;
small, light crease right bottom of front cover.
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Avengers (1963) 66 |
| Item: |
Avengers 66 Universal |
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CGC |
| Cert #: |
1482234009
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Owner Comments
1st Appearance of the Good Ole ADAMANTIUM! Classic type of metal used in the Wolverine and many others lives, causing joy, misery, and pain. That's a force that is reckoned with the AVENGERS! They take to it with their experience and fancy battle plan, and all after their usual banter. Somehow teamwork is going to play out, usually, and glad to have the experience in these years with comics. As the time and place is hard to originate experience without some planning or character building, but for the most part, it's been a year-to-year excursion of FUN WITH COMICS! Nowadays the new material doesn't grab as much attention, unless it is really conceptually possible like a "fancy new suit." The innovations of old almost seem completely up to date in real time, with exceptions, to and in reality. Though the thoughts and dreams of older conceptions were innovative, today there is just so much going on we only hear of the major attractions! SCIENCE!
Complete with a back cover picture of, a raw copy signed by Roy Thomas that I got accomplished, and thanks to the boardie Crops068 (Brian). I got to meet Mr. Thomas in person at the Local Comic Shop "Duncanville Bookstore". An awesome meeting and a celebratory time! Read the story and with a new version of Ultron, if he had got his mitts on the ADAMANTIUM in the story, we'd be singing hail to the chief.
Grader Notes:
light crease left top of front cover breaks color;
very light spine stress lines.
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Avengers (1963) 83 |
| Item: |
Avengers 83 Universal |
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CGC |
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2112415006
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Owner Comments
1st Liberators. One in disguise gets the drop on the "men" if it isn't too much, she may just trick the Avengers! Look out for the Double Cross in this issue of the women taking action! It has a "Date or Price" stamp on it, but that just makes it genuine. Got to give this book some credit for the onslaught of a cover. It opens up the possibility that the past will be old or for a minute the new will be the norm. Is this really the transition they had in mind? Will it prove permanent? What the next level will be and how it all transpires is the question! It is the ole' switcheroo in the book. Bought a raw to read. As copies of this come and go for me, I've only found the one 8.5 that was worth keeping, yet it is one of the more riveting or ongoing narrative in modern times as well. Glad to have a representation of something that started a long time ago, although not as clearly identified.
Complete with a back cover picture of, "The Bronze!" Since this Avengers issue marks that beginning, I'll top it off with Melissa Rauch, who was in the Big Bang Theory TV show. Nerds! As the Feminine cherry topper gets all the more about being comfortable with who you can be in this day and age!
Grader Notes:
very light address/date/name stamp left center of front cover;
very light crease right top of front cover;
very light spine stress lines to cover.
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Avengers (1963) 123 |
| Item: |
Avengers 123 Signature |
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CGC |
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4618412001
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Owner Comments
SIGNED BY STEVE ENGLEHART ON 8/7/25. 1st Star-Stalker in cameo on last page. Origin of Mantis and Libra. Libra appearance. Zodiac cameo. All out about the town comes a seriously autographed signature by Mr. Englehart, I mean he put the pen to the paper because it is all a part of comics, comics, comics, with studious like accuracy! Those consternations and scales over liberties-tired persona of hidden securities, that led a Mantis to still devour the mate of a group of Avengers and does the body good to see strong women sing the love of justice once more and again that we've fought the good fight of faith in freedom. No Libertine but it has, "Been a long year!" Velvety Revolved around the messages in hope fulfilling some center in the earth, and that gets off to meaning the coming down and calming down from highs and lows, this circa 2025, as speaks to ebbs and flows of the good and the right in the pursuit of happiness within the comic market and other.
Complete with a back cover picture of the private school, which I attended as a kid, where Isaiah Robertson who was #58 of the L.A. Rams came to give ear to the truth of his then life and what meant looking toward the future. Where are a few students signed in under personal attendance towards their own giving's toward the cause later in life. Remembering the cost of a cross is Christ, and is what paid more than I or we but He, that we will all may know the faithfulness of said promises and or hopes to recant, decant, and otherwise prosper and be in health even as our soul prospers for good and not for evil with a hope and a future. Jeremiah 29:29 Liberty Rings throughout life, choose both.
Grader Notes:
multiple spine stress lines breaks color;
piece out back cover;
multiple crease breaks color.
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Avengers (1963) 144 |
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Avengers 144 Modern |
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CGC |
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2118320001
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Owner Comments
Patsy Walker Becomes HELLCAT!! With a Two-Gun Kid Appearance. I have Golden Age Patsy Walker, sweet copies to read, and I'm glad to add this 9.4 to my collection and registry! Avengers Assemble! That Cat has the groove and the catchy name to make the grade. She's an oldy but now a goody, no longer just a goody two shoes, but putting on heel kicking boots. She is so awesome in her first appearance as HellCat proving she has the Moxy. Others remain impressed and I hope the rest of her stories are just as good; although, I haven't ever heard much of it. Do not despise small beginnings. It takes a village, but some participants are older than others. With that revisioning and possible potential, anything can be utilized to bring about a fresh perspective. A writer that see's the goal of what might work can then ponder for a few issues to see how well it fits!
If I had to loosen my mind, if I hate to touch healing; I would love my toll the way I do. I don't have the see thankful, I only have to prove it but that's old news. Would you like to hear my joy sprinkled with some emotion? ~ Paraphrase "Oh, ME" Nirvana; Meat Puppets. Skoal.
Complete with a back cover picture of, Patsy Walker #11 that I bought from Keith's comics for like $15. Patsy Walker wasn't a "dame", she was a lady! Patsy was also the name of my grandmother, so good company now as a back cover pic with #11. These ladies have inspired their followers for ages and the time to reminisce is always worth it!
Graders Notes Unavailable.
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Avengers (1963) 181 |
| Item: |
Avengers 181 Modern |
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CGC |
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1256906019
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Owner Comments
1st appearance of Scott Lang (later becomes Ant-Man II). New Avengers line-up. Scott Lang given it his best! Great presenting old label Near Mint 9.4! Bought from Dave and Adams for $159 in 2022. I sold a Sideshow Campbell Black Cat Statue that cost $244 for only $160, but it was enough to purchase this "Avengers" and that is satisfying all its own! Indeed, had been lacking on my older books and slabs. There have been "raws" that have been found, but nothing beats the slab purchase for an emotional booster to get back on track. I like Ant-Man as there seems to be room for comedy that "fits" and is not forced. An Avenger that has stood alone on the movie charts, and also eventually with the help of fellow hero the Wasp. This issue decides who stays and who goes! Ant-man has got to prove his salt and make that cut! Staying ahead of the game takes some discipline but groups together get it done.
Ghostly the meek willed, Bad Meets Evil Knievel heller the sequel.
Complete with a back cover picture of the prescreens theater showing the actual screen of when I saw Paul Rudd, who is the current and eternally young Ant-Man Scott Lang in Marvel films, show his acting chops in, "Ghostbusters: FROZEN EMPIRE!" His portrayal is the first back cover picture of the actual movie screen that I put up in the registry. "Busting made him feel 'good', when who you going to call? GHOSTBUSTERS!" A classic line in the film and it was a hoot and a half, to show the kind of actors we need for any "other" ANT-MAN PORTRAYAL'S! Dog tagged chains.
Grader Notes;
Spine Stress Lines Breaks Color.
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Avengers (1963) 195 |
| Item: |
Avengers 195 Modern |
| Grade: |
CGC |
| Cert #: |
0901013043
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Owner Comments
1st cameo appearance of the Taskmaster, white pages, white cover mostly, and hard in 9.8. Will the Black Widow movie succeed? The Taskmaster is not an overused character, so it has some hope, and he is a bit eerie to behold! Still some white covers are notoriously hard in 9.8. I had a raw to read and this story makes the next issue a payoff. I had to buy it already slabbed, due to making certain I got it in grade. We've got the Taskmaster at the end after the struggle, we've got some distress too. Can't keep a good team down. Until next time? Taskmaster wants to take advantage of the battle worn. That's a low blow if I do say so myself, now go see what they're up against! After seeing Black Widow, the movie, it wasn't so bad, but I'm definitely not as picky as I used to be with feature films. The movie did seem a bit sluggish but eventually got it done with a little help from the hand-to-hand combat!
Complete with a back cover picture of the photo from Fan Expo Dallas of, McKenna Grace! She starred in "Ghostbusters: FROZEN EMPIRE!" A long-anticipated line up starring Paul Rudd who reinvigorated Antman, along with Saturday Night Live alumni Dan Akroyd and Bill Murray, and with Ernie Hudson and Annie Potts! A long-awaited return in franchise fashion, here to bust some ghosts that would rival the asylums that in this Avengers issue they infiltrate! Got to keep that sober mind to bust ghosts. Even Annie and McKenna have starred in a show together, as coworkers, called Young Sheldon! In this universe those that "bump in the night" are presumed 'bad' until proven matchless for the good! FIRE! McKenna character flirts with the line of good ghost bad ghost, and it takes all kinds under the good book!
Graders Notes Unavailable.
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