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Geo’s Comics Collection DC Comics 1st Issue Special #5, #9 Adventure Comics #425-427, #433, #434, #437, #441-451, #461 Action Comics #424, #432, #463, #476, #514, #587 Aquaman #57, #59 Action Comics Annual #1 The Atom Special #1-2 --- Batman --- Batman #223, #254-257, #263-266, #268-270, Batman: The 10 Cent Adventure #272, #279, #280, #282, #285-#288, #292, #296, Batman: Two Faces #1 #302, #320, #340, #348, #353, #356, #398-400, #452-454, #521-522, #540-541, #544-546 Batman Family #10, #15, #16, #19 The Batman Adventures Annual #2 Detective Comics # 395, #418, #437-443, #450- 451, #466-468, #482m Batman: Bullock’s Law #1 Detective Comics Annual #8 The Batman Chronicles #4, #11, #16 Dynamic Classics #1 Batman: Dark Victory #0 Man-Bat vs Batman #1 Batman: Jazz #1-3 The Brave and the Bold #106-107, #109-116, Batman Movie Special #118-120, #122, #125-130, #133-140, #142, Batman Plus Arsenal #145-146 (Whitman Variant Covers), #149-150, #151-152 (Whitman Variant Covers), #153-156, Batman Returns (Official Movie Comic #159, #161, #163-164, #166-169, #172-174, Adaptation) #176, #178-180, #183-184, #186, #188, #190- Batman: Seduction of the Gun #1 191, #196-197, #199 Batman: Shadow of the Bat #37-39 The All-New Batman: The Brave and the Bold #7 Shadow of the Batman #1 --- Claw the Unconquered #1-12 (Complete) Deathstroke the Hunted #43 DC Comics Presents #53, #66 The Demon #1, #12 DC Comics Presents the Jack Kirby Omnibus Demon #1-4 (Complete) Sampler Flash & Green Lantern: The Brave and the Bold DC Showcase ’93 #10 #1 DC Special #15-16 Forever People #2, #9-10 DC Super-Stars #7, #14, #18 Four Star Spectacular #1-4 From Beyond the Unknown #8 Plastic Man #11, #14 Ghosts #6, #7, #97-100 Plastic Man Special #1 Green Lantern #90-93, #95, #97-98, #102-103, Plop! 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    9/4 - Labor Day Weekend: Comics, Toys, & More 9/4/2021 This session will be begin closing at 6PM on 9/4/21, so be sure to get those bids in 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, prebid and join us live at www.proxibid.com/backtothepast! See site for full terms. LOT # QTY LOT # QTY 1 Auction Policies 1 11 Avengers #43/1st Red Guardian 1 First appearance of the Red Guardian (Alexi 2 Tales of Suspense #51/1st Scarecrow 1 First appearance of Scarecrow, learned how to Shostakov), husband of Natasha Romanova, the Black manipulate fear through dark magic. Filler copy that Widow. VG- with bad staple placement and a has a restapled cover and loose centerfold. subscription crease. 3 Spectacular Spider-Man Treasury Edition 1 12 Arrow DC Figure Lot of (2) 1 1974. Marvel. VF/VF+ condition. Green Arrow and Black Canary. Figures are brand new, never opened, still in original boxes. 4 Vintage Wonder Woman Puzzle Lot 1 Lynda Carter! Two complete Jigsaw Puzzles from 1977 13 Weird Wonder Tales #1/2/4/5 Marvel 1 & 1978. Boxes show minor wear. Marvel Bronze Age Sci-Fi/Horror. #1 is VG, #2-4 are VG to FN. 5 Werewolf By Night Bronze Age Group of (8) 1 Includes #28-31,35,43 and Giant-Size #2 and 5. #31 14 Tales to Astonish #53-55 S/A Marvel 1 features a text teaser of Moon Knight's first appearance 3 classic Silver Age Marvel comics.
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    BLACK LABEL/HILL HOUSE SUMMER/FALL 2020 CATALOG Summer & Fall 2020 From captivating and complex superhero titles to terrifying horror tales, DC Black Label is committed to telling mature and timeless stand-alone stories. These collections for Summer/Fall 2020 are perfect for everyday readers looking for accessible and distinctive jumping-on points. First, the White Knight saga continues! Sean Murphy returns as writer and artist on Batman: Curse of the White Knight, the sequel to his blockbuster Batman: White Knight. As Batman prepares to reveal his identity, the Joker and Azrael team up to wield a shocking piece of lost history that will corrupt Batman’s legacy and shake Gotham to its foundation. In Harley Quinn & The Birds of Prey, Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti return to have some fun with the character they revolutionized; and Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino explore the crooked corridors of Joker’s mind in Joker: Killer Smile. DC Black Label is passionate about showcasing the most amazing artists in the industry. Two more books that feature eye-popping art were also year-end hits in the direct market: the outstanding Dark Knight Returns: The Golden Child, written by Frank Miller and illustrated by Rafael Grampa, and the stunning Wonder Woman: Dead Earth, written and illustrated by the monstrously talented Daniel Warren Johnson. Then, New York Times bestselling writer Geoff Johns and Jason Fabok team up for the long-awaited Batman: Three Jokers. 30 years after The Killing Joke changed comics forever, this story re-examines the myth of the Joker and explores the depths of his ongoing battle with Batman.