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Comic Art and Cartoons LONDON CIGARETTE CARD COMPANY LIMITED Last Updated: 3rd August 2021 Sutton Road, Somerton, Somerset TA11 6QP, England. Website: www.londoncigcard.co.uk Telephone: 01458 273452 Fax: 01458 273515 E-Mail: [email protected] Please tick items required. Prices, which include VAT (UK tax), are for very good condition unless otherwise stated. Orders for cards and albums dispatched to outside the United Kingdom will have 15% deducted. Size abbreviations: EL = Extra Large; LT = Large Trade (Size 89 x 64mm); L = Large; M = Medium; K = Miniature. Please see our catalogue for details of our stocks of 17,000 different series. 24-hour credit/debit card ordering 01458 273452. Why not sign up to our Free Newsletter giving you up to date special offers and Discounts not to mention new additions to stock and information on our current auctions. 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A selection of sets relation to Comic Art and Cartoons Issuing Company No. in Title & Date of Issue Price Please Set Per Set Send Anglo Confectionery LT66 Tarzan 1967 £100.00 Authentix (USA) LT50 Beetle Bailey 1995 £9.50 LT50 Blondie (Comic Strip) 1995 £9.50 Automatic Merchandising L25 Adventure Twins and The Treasure Ship (black white and £40.00 pink printing) 1959 L25 Adventure Twins and The Treasure Ship (coloured printing) 1959 £40.00 Barratt 25 Space Mysteries 1966 £15.00 50 Tarzan 1967 £20.00 Bassett 30 Adventures with Ben and Barkley 2001 £6.00 1 Super Heroes Special Album 1984 £10.00 50 Survival on Star Colony 9 (1979) £20.00 Calvert K25 Dan Dare 1954 £125.00 Cardlynx EL6 UFOs & Aliens from Space 2010 £4.50 Cards Inc LT72 Beyblade c2000 £9.50 Cardz (USA) LT100 Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy (cartoon) 1994 £12.00 LT100 William Shatners Tek World 1993 £9.50 Classic (USA) LT100 Deathwatch 2000 (1993) £9.50 Collect-A-Card (USA) LT50 Norfin Trolls 1992 £5.00 Comic Enterprises L15 Superman Action Comics 2005 £6.50 Comic Images (USA) LT90 Bone 1994 £9.50 LT72 Comic Greats 98 (1998) £9.50 LT72 Dark Horse Presents Ghost 1997 £9.50 LT90 Greg Hildebrandt II 30 Years of Magic 1993 £8.50 LT90 Harlem Globetrotters 1992 £9.50 LT72 Judgement Day (cartoon) 1997 £8.50 LT90 Prince Valiant 1995 £8.50 LT90 Sachs & Violens 1993 £8.00 LT90 Shadow Hawk (Comic Book Art by Jim Valentino) 1992 £8.00 LT90 Shi Visions of the Golden Empire 1996 £9.50 LT90 Spiderman II 30th Anniversary 1992 £9.50 LT90 Spiderman The McFarlane Era 1992 £9.50 LT90 Strangers in Paradise 1996 £8.00 LT72 The Painted Cow 1997 £9.50 LT90 The Phantom 1995 £9.50 LT90 The Savage Dragon 1992 £8.00 LT90 Unity Time Is Not Absolute 1992 £9.50 Page 1 - Last Updated 3rd August 2021 Issuing Company No. in Title & Date of Issue Price Please Set Per Set Send Comic Images (USA) LT90 Wolverine from Then Till Now II 1992 £9.50 LT90 Young Blood (Super Heroes) 1992 £8.00 Cornerstone (USA) LT81 Robot Carnival Masters of Japanese Animation 1994 £9.50 Cult-Stuff LT28 Adventures into the Unknown 2016 £15.00 LT27 Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 2013 £10.00 LT18 Beyond Stokers Dracula 2013 £12.00 LT10 Beyond Stokers Dracula ? Nosferatu chase set 2013 £7.50 LT27 Bram Stokers Dracula 2012 £10.00 LT27 Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes 2014 £15.00 LT9 Pulp Detectives (Pulp Dicks) (Ultra Limited Edition) 2012 £18.00 LT18 Sherlock Holmes and Victorian Crime 2013 £9.00 LT4 Sherlock Holmes Terror By Night Limited Edition of 600 2015 £5.00 LT10 Sherlock Holmes The Long Stories The Hound of the £8.00 Baskervilles chase set 2015 LT18 Sherlock Holmes The Long Stories Volume 1 A Study in £12.00 Scarlet 2015 LT18 Sherlock Holmes The Long Stories Volume 1 The Sign of Four 2015 £12.00 LT28 War of the Worlds Earth Under the Martians 2014 £12.00 LT27 War of the Worlds H G Wells 2013 £10.00 LT10 War of the Worlds H G Wells Chase Set 2013 £7.00 LT10 War of the Worlds H G Wells Hack Puzzle 2014 £8.00 Dart (USA) LT100 Fern Gully The Last Rainforest 1992 £9.50 LT72 Sailor Moon 1997 £9.50 Edge Entertainment (USA) LT82 Judge Dredd Movie and Comic 1995 £9.50 Fantasy (USA) LT50 Rocketship X-M 1979 £10.00 Fleer (USA) LT66 Grossville High 1986 £9.50 LT100 Skeleton Warriors 1995 £8.00 LT50 Spiderman 97 with Fleer on Front 1997 £9.50 LT100 X-Men (Non-Chromium Walmart Edition) 1996 £12.00 Fleetway L72 Adventures of Sexton Blake 1968 £435.00 Golden Wonder 14 Space Cards (Coloured) 1979 £3.00 14 Space Cards (Yellow background) 1978 £3.00 Impel (USA) LT36 Trading Cards Treats (cartoon characters) 1991 £8.00 Krome (USA) LT100 Bloom County Outland Chromium 1995 £12.00 LT50 Creed Chromium From Lightning Comics 1996 £12.00 Lime Rock (USA) LT55 Space Art 1993 £9.50 Master Vending L25 A Bombshell for the Sheriff (Robin Hood) 1959 £35.00 L25 Taxing the Sheriff (Robin Hood) 1959 £35.00 Mister Softee M4 Super Human Heroes 1979 £3.00 Monty Gum L72 Daily Fables 1969 £25.00 Panini (Canada) LT198 Barbie and Friends 1992 (Cards not Stickers) £12.00 Peter Max (USA) LT6 Peter Max Posters 1994 £3.00 Press Pass (USA) LT90 Tribe (comic art) 1993 £9.50 Primrose 50 Krazy Kreatures from Outer Space (paper thin card) 1972 £5.00 50 Krazy Kreatures from Outer Space (thin card) 1972 £6.00 50 Laurel and Hardy (cartoon) (paper thin card) 1972 £60.00 50 Laurel and Hardy (cartoon) (thin card) 1972 £80.00 Rittenhouse (USA) LT72 Conan Art of the Hyborian Age 2004 £11.00 LT72 Fantastic Four Archives 2008 £9.50 LT72 Spiderman Archives 2009 £8.50 River Group (USA) LT150 Dark Dominion 1993 £12.00 LT150 Plasm O 1993 £12.00 Sainsburys M144 Heroes (Disney Pixar Star Wars Marvel) 2019 £12.00 Sanitarium (New Zealand) 1 Peanuts (Cartoon Characters) Special Album 1993 £7.00 M8 Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs (3-D) 1997 £4.00 EL12 Wonderful Wool 1988 £6.00 Skybox (USA) LT90 Batman Master Series (cartoon) 1995 £9.50 LT81 D C Bloodlines 1993 £9.50 LT100 D C Milestone (Comic Book Story) 1993 £9.50 EL90 D.C.Comics Vertigo 1994 £9.50 LT75 Gargoyles Series 2 1996 £9.50 EL90 Superman Platinum Series 1994 £12.00 LT90 The Adventures of Batman and Robin (cartoon) 1995 £9.50 LT100 The Return of Superman 1993 £9.50 LT100 Ultraverse 1993 £9.50 Page 2 - Last Updated 3rd August 2021 Issuing Company No. in Title & Date of Issue Price Please Set Per Set Send Source Group/Morrison Entertainment LT48 Monster in My Pocket 1991 £9.00 LT24 Monster in My Pocket Monster Island Sticker Poster Puzzle 1991 £4.50 Stamp King L7 Robin Hood 2002 £3.00 Star Pics (USA) LT50 Troll Force (Plus 6 Stickers and an Advert Card) 1992 £9.50 Topps (UK) LT49 Monster In My Pocket 1991 £6.00 M22 The Simpsons (Stickers) 1991 £9.00 LT77 Toxic Crusaders 1993 £9.50 M11 Toxic Crusaders Stickers 1993 £3.00 M54 Toxic High School 1991 £16.50 M23 Toxic High School Senior Stickers 1991 £4.00 M44 Trash Can Trolls Numbers 1A to 44A 1993 £22.00 Topps (USA) LT66 Dinosaurs Attack (Including LT11 Stickers) 1988 £9.50 LT54 Goosebumps 1996 £8.00 LT90 Image Universe (Chromium Issue) Comic Art 1995 £16.00 LT15 Mars Attacks Heritage Guide to the New Universe 2012 £8.00 LT72 The Incredible Hulk 2003 £9.50 LT100 Wild C.A.T.S. Covert Action Teams by Jim Lee (2 diff. No. £8.50 66, No. 68 not issued) 1993 Twenty First Century Archives (USA) LT50 The Comic Art Tribute To Joe Simon and Jack Kirby 1994 £8.50 Typhoo Tea M24 Wonderful World of Disney 1975 £90.00 Upper Deck LT34 Digimon Digital Monsters 2000 £7.50 Upper Deck (USA) LT55 Looney Tunes Olympics 1996 £8.50 LT55 Princess Gwenevere and the Jewel Riders 1996 £8.50 LT120 The Valiant Era 1993 £12.00 Walkers K50 Looney Tunes Tazos Nos 1-50 (1996) £10.00 K10 Monsters Monster Munch Tazos (circular) 1996 £3.00 K20 World Tazos Nos 51-70 (1996) £5.00 Walls 29 out of 36 Doctor Who Adventure (29 different cards from the set of £100.00 36) 1967 20 Incredible Hulk 1979 £20.00 Wrights Biscuits 24 Mischief Goes to Mars Issued by Wrights Biscuits Ltd at £10.00 base 1954 24 Mischief Goes to Mars Join The Mischief Club on base 1954 £5.00 24 Mischief Goes to Mars Name at Side, but not on base 1954 £5.00 Page 3 - Last Updated 3rd August 2021.
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