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This Session Will Be Begin Closing at 6PM on 03/24/21, So Be Sure to Get Those Bids in Via Proxibid! Follow Us on Facebook & Twitter @Back2past for Updates 3/24 - Good Times: Comics, Toys, Drinkware & Beer Steins 3/24/2021 This session will be begin closing at 6PM on 03/24/21, 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 Rules & Policies 1 13 Shazam Comic Lot of (16) 1 Modern issues. VF/NM or better condition on average. 2 All-New Wolverine Near Complete Run of (36) 1 Includes #3-35 (with two duplicate issues) & Annual #1. #3 is the 14 Serenity/Firefly Comic Lot of (25) 1 2nd appearance of Gabby (Honey Badger). NM condition. Mix of Dark Horse & Boom issues. NM condition on average. 3 Bronze to Copper Marvel Comic Lot of (20) 1 15 The Avengers #52/1968/Marvel/KEY 1 Various grades. Includes Astonishing Tales #26 (2nd appearance 1st appearance of the Grim Reaper, brother of Wonder Man. Black of Deathlok). Panther joins the team. There is a picture/coupon clipped off the last page (does not affect the story). 4 Black Adam: The Dark Age Set 1 Complete 6-part limited series & the Year of the Villain Black Adam 16 Marvel Comics Lot of (61) 1 one-shot. NM condition. Copper to Modern. Mostly VF/NM or better condition. A couple older issues are around FN. 5 Modern Indie Comic Lot of (89) 1 Mostly Titles Starting with "E" through "F". NM condition on 17 The Eternals Comic Lot of (9) 1 average. Includes #5-10, 12. (Two copies of #10 & 12). Many 1st appearances such as Makkari & Thena (#5), Jemiah & Tefral (#7), 6 Curse of Spawn Lot of (29) 1 Near full run of #1-29 (missing #20). Includes 2 copies of #4. Ransak & Krakas (#8), and Uni-Mind (#12). VF/NM or better condition on average. 18 Dial H for Hero Modern Comic Lot of (23) 1 Great Brian Bolland covers on the New 52 issues. NM condition on 7 Adventure Comics #428/1973/1st Black Orchid 1 VG/FN condition with wrinkling on the upper back cover. average. 8 Brave and the Bold Bronze Age Lot of (5) 1 19 The Avengers #59/1968/Marvel/KEY 1 Issues #93 (Neal Adams House of Mystery cover), 124, 138, 143, 1st appearance of Yellow Jacket, 3rd appearance of Vision. 199. 20 Star Wars Action Figure Lot of (12) 1 1990's-2000's carded figures, some wear to cards and bubbles as 9 Spawn Comic Lot of (21) 1 Various Spawn tie-in series such as The Dark Ages & The Undead. shown. NM condition on average. 21 Doomsday Clock Complete Set +2 1 Includes the complete set of #1-12 and variants for #9 & 11. NM 10 Lot of (4) Star Wars Magazines/Treasury 1 Includes Marvel Special Edition Treasury #2 (Reprints the 1st condition on average. appearance of Boba Fett, Lando Calrissian, Yoda, Rogue 22 Elvira Comic Lot of (19) 1 Squadron). VG to FN condition overall. Various Dynamite issues including variants. NM condition on average. 11 DC Comics Lot of (33) 1 Mostly VF/NM or better condition. A couple older issues are around 23 Batman #255/1974/DC 1 FN. 1st appearance of Anthony Lupus (Werewolf). By Len Wein & Neal Adams. 12 Action Comics #432/1974/1st New Toyman 1 Debut of a new Toyman based on the Super Friends version. 24 Modern Indie Comic Lot of (87) 1 FN/VF condition with residue on the lower back cover. Titles starting with "D". NM condition on average. We are always buying and looking for high quality consignments! Call 313-533-3130 with your collection. Back to the Past Collectibles Page: 2 3/24 - Good Times: Comics, Toys, Drinkware & Beer Steins 3/24/2021 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 25 Hunt for Wolverine Comic Lot of (6) 1 40 Hellboy Comic Lot of (17) 1 6 tie-in issues. NM condition on average. Includes the Adam Hughes issue "Krampusnacht" NM condition on 26 House of Mystery Lot of (28) 1 average. Issues ranging from #293 to #321 with some duplication. Includes 41 Batman 100-Page Giant Lot of (2) 1 large portion of the "I, Vampire" run and the final issue. FN to VF Walmart exclusives. Batman Giant #1 & 2. NM condition. condition on average with a few higher and a few lower grade. 42 Star Wars Comic Lot of (7) 1 27 Earth 2 Comic Lot of (62) 1 Dark Horse issues. The Free Comic Book Day issues have a store Includes issues from the New 52 runs of Earth 2 and Earth 2: stamp but are otherwise NM. The Dark Empire II TPB is VF with Society. VF/NM or better condition overall. some minor shelf wear. Includes the 1st appearance of General 28 Adventure Comics #324/1964/DC 1 Grievous. Silver Age Key. 1st appearance of Duplicate Boy. VG/FN condition. 43 DC Comics Lot of (73) 1 29 DC & Marvel Treasury Lot of (6) 1 Mostly titles starting with "C" through "D". Copper to Modern. Star Wars, Superman, Spider-Man, & more. Reader copies. Mostly VF/NM or better condition. A couple older issues are around FN. 30 Vampirella Comic Lot of (51) 1 Modern Dynamite series, many cosplay photo variants included. 44 Stephen King's The Stand Comic Lot of (35) 1 NM condition on average. Includes 6 complete mini-series of the Marvel title & more. NM condition on average. 31 House of Mystery Lot of (17) 1 Issues ranging from #275 to #293 with some duplication. VG/FN to 45 Ghost Rider #94/2007/Marvel 1 VF+ condition on average. Final Issue of the Dan Ketch run. Released 10 years after the title was canceled to tie up the series. VF/NM condition. 32 Cave Carson Has a Cybernetic Eye #1-7 1 Gerard Way series. Mix of "A" & "B" variant covers. #7 is the 46 Dark Knight III Lot of (10) 1 Robert Hack variant. NM condition on average. Complete set of #1-9 of the Frank Miller series, with a second copy of #5. NM condition. 33 The Avengers #45/1967/Marvel 1 Hercules joins the team. Roy Thomas & John Buscema. VG 47 Dark Tower Comic Lot of (52) 1 condition. Many complete mini-series of the Stephen King title by Marvel. NM condition overall. 34 Blade Runner Comic Lot of (11) 1 Includes the 2-issue Marvel mini & several Titan Comics issues. 48 DC Comics lot of (3) Drinking Glasses 1 NM condition on average. Pepsi Collectors Series. Includes Batman (1966), Robin (1978), and Superman (1975) 35 X-Men Comic Lot of (30) 1 Includes run of X-Men Vol 2 #87-133 (missing #99 & 100) and 5 49 Indie Comic Lot of (92) 1 annuals. VF/NM or better condition overall. Copper to Modern titles starting with "A". VF/NM or better condition on average. 36 Batman Who Laughs Comic Lot of (9) 1 Includes Complete limited series #1-7 (mix of "A" & "B" covers), 50 The Champions #5 & 9/Marvel 1 Grim Knight #1, and Year of the Villain #4. NM condition on #5 is the 1st appearance of Rampage. FN/VF to VF condition. average. 51 Silver & Bronze Age Horror Lot of (17) 1 37 Amazing Spider-Man #545/2008/Marvel 1 Various titles by Charlton, Dell, Gold Key. Conditions range from Mephisto erases Peter & MJ's marriage. 1st appearance of Lilly readers (most of the Dell titles) to FN. Hollister (Menace). VF+ condition with a few small finger prints on 52 Ghost Rider Comic Lot of (24) 1 the edges. Includes #1-21 (missing #15) of the volume 4 series by Daniel 38 Modern Indie Comic Lot of (63) 1 Way. VF/NM condition or better on average. Titles starting with "L" through "M". NM condition on average. 53 Adventure Comics #350/1966/DC 1 39 Superman Collectible Lot 1 1st appearance of the Hag, revealed in the next issue to be the Steel Safe, tins, & kids bathroom kits White Witch. We are always buying and looking for high quality consignments! Call 313-533-3130 with your collection. Back to the Past Collectibles Page: 3 3/24 - Good Times: Comics, Toys, Drinkware & Beer Steins 3/24/2021 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 54 JSA Comic Lot of (88) 1 69 American Gods Comic Lot of (26) 1 Mostly modern issues including a large run of #2-65 of the 1999 Dark Horse series by Neil Gaiman based on his novel of the same series. VF/NM or better condition on average. name. NM condition on average. 55 Penny Dreadful Comic Lot of (15) 1 70 The Avengers Lot of (9) 1 Titan Comics series based on the Showtime horror show. Includes Issues ranging from #257-286. Grades range from reader copies to variants. VF/NM or better condition overall. FN/VF. #257 (1st appearance of Nebula) is a reader copy with 56 Ghost Rider Comic Lot of (19) 1 heavy cover wear/wrinkling and staining on the back. Includes #1-6 of the Garth Ennis/Clayton Crain mini-series & more. 71 Dceased Comic Lot of (19)/DC 1 NM condition on average. Includes #1-6, Dead Planet #1-7, The Unkillables #1-3, & more.
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