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This Session Starts Closing at 6PM, So Join Us Online Via Proxibid! Follow Us on Facebook & Twitter @Back2past for Updates 2/19 - Tempus Fugit: Timed Comics & Action Figures 2/19/2020 This session starts closing at 6PM, so join us online via Proxibid! Follow us on Facebook & Twitter @back2past for updates. Visit our store website at GOBACKTOTHEPAST.COM or call 313-533-3130 for more information! Get the full catalog with photos at www.proxibid.com/backtothepast (See site for terms) LOT # LOT # 1 Let's Get It Started! 12a X-Men 1990s Figure Lot/Toy Biz No auctioneer to announce anything, but we still put Everything pictured is included. Mint in packages. "Da Rules" in lot 1. 13 The Fly #5/1960 2 Superman #199/1967/Key Issue VG/VG+ condition. 1st Superman & Flash race. Mostly just a filler copy in 14 Fantastic Four #1/Dan Slott Run Good/Good+ condition. NM condition. 3 Amazing Spider-Man #184/1st White Dragon 15 God Complex #1/Image Comics 2017 Nice VF/VF+ condition. NM condition. 3a Uncanny X-Men #171/Rogue Joins Team 15a Spawn Bible #1 Signed by Al Simmons Semi-key comic. Rogue joins the X-Men. VG+/Fine- Convention signed. This does not come with a COA, condition. but is believed by Back to the Past to be genuine. VF- 4 Amazing Spider-Man #185/1978 condition. VG/VG+ condition. 16 The Weather Man #1/Image Comics 2018 5 Amazing Spider-Man #193/Human Fly NM condition. F/F+ condition. 17 Beauty #1/Image Comics 2015 6 Amazing Spider-Man #199/Mysterio NM condition. NM condition. 18 Outcast #1/Image Comics 2014/Kirkman 6a Batman Animated Series Figure Lot NM condition. Everything pictured is included. Mint in packages. 18a Marvel Super Heroes 1990s Figure Lot 7 Flash #198/1970 Everything pictured is included. Mint in packages. VG/VG+ condition. 19 Spider Gwen #1/2015 Series 8 Flash #197/1970 NM condition. VG/VG+ condition. 20 Spider Gwen #1/Variant Cover/2015 9 Flash #195/1970 NM condition. VG/VG+ condition. 21 Suicide Squad #1/FCBD Edition 9a Harley Quinn (2001) #2-9 NM condition. Early Harley Quinn solo comics with fantastic Dodson 21a Spawn/Batman Signed by Al Simmons covers! VF to NM. Most are NM Convention signed. This does not come with a COA, 10 Flash #191/1969 but is believed by Back to the Past to be genuine. VF VG/VG+ condition. condition. 11 The Fly #9/1960 22 E-Man #1/1973 Charlton Comics VG/VG+ condition. F/F+ condition. 12 The Fly #13/1960 23 Spectacular Spider-Man #9/White Tiger VG/VG+ condition. Nice VF/VF+ condition. We are always buying and looking for high quality consignments! Call 313-533-3130 with your collection. Back to the Past Collectibles Page: 2 2/19 - Tempus Fugit: Timed Comics & Action Figures 2/19/2020 Get the full catalog with photos at www.proxibid.com/backtothepast (See site for terms) LOT # LOT # 24 Spectacular Spider-Man #10/White Tiger 39 Bloodshot #0/Chrome Cover Nice VF/VF+ condition. NM condition. 24a Dragonball Z Funko Pop! Figure Lot 39a Uncanny X-Men #244/1st Jubilee Everything pictured is included. Mint in packages. First appearance of Jubilee. VF+/NM condition. 25 Wonder Woman 80-Page Giant #1/2002 40 Eternal Warrior #5/3rd Bloodshot NM condition. NM condition. 26 Wonder Woman #266/1980 Late Bronze 41 Batman Family #11/1977/Batgirl Cover F/F+ condition. F/F+ condition. 27 Wonder Woman #224/1976 42 Captain America #149/1972/Falcon VG/VG+ condition. F/F+ condition. 27a G.I. Joe (Marvel) #51, 53, 55 42a McFarlane Sports Pick NFL Figure Lot Semi-key issues with first appearances and the harder Everything pictured is included. Mint in packages. to find special anniversary border comic. This lot is in 43 Spider-Woman #11/1979 overall Fine condition. Nice VF/VF+ condition. 28 Wonder Woman #268/1980 44 Spider-Woman #5/1978 F/F+ condition. Nice VF/VF+ condition. 29 Wonder Woman #222/1976 45 Flash #246/1977/Adams Cover VG/VG+ condition. F/F+ condition. 30 Wonder Woman #62/Pizza Hut Edition 45a Spider-Man #1 (McFarlane) Polybagged F/F+ condition. NM condition. Still sealed in the original polybag. 30a Power Man and Iron Fist Figure Lot 46 Star Wars #22/1979/Marvel Comics Marvel's Gold series. Mint in packages. Nice VF/VF+ condition. 31 Wonder Woman #60/Pizza Hut Edition 47 Teen Titans #50/1977/Original Harlequin F/F+ condition. Nice VF/VF+ condition. 32 Teen Titans #4/1981/Perez Art 48 Teen Titans #48/1977/Original Harlequin Nice VF/VF+ condition. F/F+ condition. 33 Teen Titans #5/1981/Perez Art 48a Dragonball Z Funko Pop! Figure Lot Nice VF/VF+ condition. Everything pictured is included. Mint in packages. 33a Tales of the Green Lantern Corps #1-3 49 Brave & Bold #99/1972/The Flash 1981 series. Overall VF condition. VG/VG+ condition. 34 Teen Titans #6/1981/Perez Art 50 Amazing Spider-Man #172/Rocket-Racer Nice VF/VF+ condition. Nice VF/VF+ condition. 35 Liberty Meadows #33/Pin-Up Cover 51 Strange Adventures #241/1973 NM condition. Nice VF/VF+ condition. 36 Liberty Meadows #32/Pin-Up Cover 51a New Mutants Demon Bear Saga TPB 1990 NM condition. Hard to find 1st print TPB. The collected edition 36a Spawn/Quake/Youngblood Figure Lot reprints New Mutants #18-21. VF condition. Everything pictured is included. Mint in packages. 52 Amazing Spider-Man #195/Early Black Cat 37 Liberty Meadows #31/Pin-Up Cover F/F+ condition. NM condition. 53 Sandman #2/1975/Jack Kirby 38 Yang #1/1973 Charlton Comics Nice VF/VF+ condition. F/F+ condition. We are always buying and looking for high quality consignments! Call 313-533-3130 with your collection. Back to the Past Collectibles Page: 3 2/19 - Tempus Fugit: Timed Comics & Action Figures 2/19/2020 Get the full catalog with photos at www.proxibid.com/backtothepast (See site for terms) LOT # LOT # 54 Warlock #11/1976/Jim Starlin 69 Marvel Team-Up #64/1977/Iron Fist Nice VF/VF+ condition. F/F+ condition. 54a X-Men 1990s Figure Lot/Toy Biz 69a Uncanny X-Men #282/1st Bishop/2nd Print Everything pictured is included. Mint in packages. Gold 2nd print. VF condition. 55 Amazing Spider-Man #217/1981/Sandman 70 Marvel Team-Up #50/1976/Doctor Strange F/F+ condition. F/F+ condition. 56 Jimmy Olsen #135/1971 71 Amazing Spider-Man #170/1977/Doc Ock F/F+ condition. Nice VF/VF+ condition. 57 Flash #200/1970/Infantino Cover 72 Haunted #1/1971/Charlton Comics VG/VG+ condition. F/F+ condition. 57a New Mutants #87/Gold 2nd Print 72a Action Figure Assorted Lot VF/VF+ condition. Everything pictured is included. Mint in packages. 58 Flash #199/1970/Death of Flash 73 Spider-Woman #2/1976 VG/VG+ condition. Nice VF/VF+ condition. 59 Detective Comics #627/1991/Anniversary 74 Logan's Run #6/1977/Thanos Appearance NM condition. VG/VG+ condition. 60 Avengers #189/1979/Classic Hawkeye 75 Plastic Man #9/1968 F/F+ condition. VG/VG+ condition. 60a Spider-Man & Mary Jane Figure Set 75a X-Men #1 (Legacy 620) Variant Cover Marvel's Famous Couples set. Mint in sealed package. Hard to find Cockrum sketch wrap-around variant 61 Amazing Spider-Man #129/Lions Gate Edition cover. VF/VF+ condition. F/F+ condition. 76 Transformers #6/1985/Marvel Comics 62 Action Comics #1/1988 Reprint Edition Nice VF/VF+ condition. Nice VF/VF+ condition. 77 Jerry Lewis #95/1966 63 Adventure Comics #352/1967/Semi-Key VG/VG+ condition. First appearance of the Fatal Five! VG/VG+ condition. 78 Superman Family #178/1976 Giant 63a The Return of Bruce Wayne #1-6 NM condition. Complete 6 part mini-series by Grant Morrison. NM 78a McFarlane Sports Pick NFL Figure Lot condition. Everything pictured is included. Mint in packages. 64 Adventure Comics #373/1968/Semi-Key 79 Star Hunters #1/1977 DC Comics First appearance of the Tornado Twins! VG/VG+ Nice VF/VF+ condition. condition. 80 Green Lantern #128/1980 65 Avengers #153/1976/Classic Iron Man Cover Nice VF/VF+ condition. F/F+ condition. 81 Green Lantern #127/1980 66 Catwoman #47/Adam Hughes Cover Nice VF/VF+ condition. Nice VF/VF+ condition. 81a X-Men #1 Signed by Jim Lee w/COA 66a X-Men Storm 12 inch Figure/Doll This comic has a Jim Lee autograph with COA. NM Toy Biz. Mint in sealed package. condition. 67 Death of Vampirella #1/Chrome Cover 82 Teenage Mutant Turtles #37/1991 NM condition. NM condition. 68 Secret Origins #7/1974/Batman Cover 83 Teen Titans #44/1976/Wonder Girl Cover F/F+ condition. F/F+ condition. We are always buying and looking for high quality consignments! Call 313-533-3130 with your collection. Back to the Past Collectibles Page: 4 2/19 - Tempus Fugit: Timed Comics & Action Figures 2/19/2020 Get the full catalog with photos at www.proxibid.com/backtothepast (See site for terms) LOT # LOT # 84 Tomb of Dracula #44/1976/Doc Strange 99 Walking Dead #126/2014 F/F+ condition. NM condition. 84a Justice League Action Figure Lot 99a New Teen Titans #28 (1983) 2nd Terra Everything pictured is included. Mint in packages. 2nd appearance of Terra. NM condition. 85 Harley Quinn #2/New 52 Edition 100 Walking Dead #119/2014 NM condition. NM condition. 86 Uncanny X-Men Annual #2/2002/Pin-Up 101 Walking Dead #32/2006 NM condition. Nice VF/VF+ condition. 87 Marvel Tales #177/1985/Obscure Issue 102 Machine Man #1/1978 Marvel Bronze F/F+ condition. VG/VG+ condition. 87a Spawn #97 Low Print Run (Angela Cover) 102a X-Men 1990s Figure Lot/Toy Biz Low print run comic in VF condition.
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