copper age Archives

But during the events of Web of Spider-Man #89 (March 1992) Macendale and the demon ultimately fought for control and the demon separated from its human host, creating the Demogoblin.  A classic Copper Age villain who has impacted the story arcs of characters like Moon Knight and Carnage, there's a Web of Spider-Man #86 (Marvel,[...]

The second Dark Horse comic book series, Boris the Bear was a savage parody of the 1980s comic book scene.

James Robinson and Tony Harris defined Starman for a new DC era in 1994 while preserving the character's Golden Age roots.

If you do not already own this important Vision & Scarlet Witch issue, go bid on this perfect copy at Heritage Auctions today.

Gobbledygook was an anthology comic book published by Mirage Studios in 1986 "done by our friends". Those friends happened to include Kevin Eastman, Peter

Fugitoid is a Mirage Studios character created by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird who became a regular part of the TMNT saga.

With Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1 first printings reaching record heights, later printings of this landmark comic are good alternatives.

James Robinson and Tony Harris defined Starman for a new era while preserving the character's Golden Age roots.

Robocop takes on The Terminator by Frank Miller and Walt Simonson and taking bids at Heritage Auctions today.

Today sees Heritage Auction lists, individually, all twelve issues of Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons' Watchmen, the comic book that changes the medium. Once

Fictional personifications of death often become iconic, and this one is no exception.  Lady Death first appeared in 1991's Evil Ernie #1 from comics publisher Eternity, created by Brian Pulido and Steven Hughes.  Both Lady Death and Evil Ernie have gone on to become comic book stars in their own right, and those early moments[...]

Sam Kieth already had an incredibly impressive resume in comics by the time that Fantagraphics released "I Before E" in 1991.

Heroes for Hope Starring the X-Men #1 was done for a charitable cause and features work by a ridiculously great list of creators.

Daniel Clowes's critically acclaimed Ghost World was first serialized beginning in Eightball #11 in 1993 from Fantagraphics.

Getting a CGC 9.9 graded comic book is tough and for an oversized comic? Forget about it. But there's a Hard Boiled 1 CGC 9.9 up for auction.

It's a testiment to the enduring nature of the concept that many characters who have taken on the role of Green Lantern have become memorable and a regular part of the franchise.  In the 1940s there was Alan Scott, of course.  The 1960s introduced us to Hal Jordan and Guy Gardner.  John Stewart made his[...]

Rayner was created by Ron Marz, Bill Willingham and Darryl Banks, and first appeared in Green Lantern #48 (1994).  An important Copper Age key that will likely enjoy increased interest as the DCEU continues to expand, there's a beautiful Green Lantern #48 (DC, 1994) CGC NM/MT 9.8 White pages up for auction this week at the[...]

Getting a CGC graded comic book is super tough and for an oversized comic? Forget about it. But there's a Hard Boiled 1 CGC 10 up for auction

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1 CGC 9.8, the legendary 1984 release from Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird, has just sold for $250,000.

There are many complaints from comic booksellers regarding eBay, but it does reach markets that nowhere else does, so for many, it is a necessary evil.