Twenty-two Marvel comic books including Moon Knight, Marvel's Greatest Comics, and Howard the Duck. Each comic book measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Five Marvel G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero comic books including #1, #2, #3 (two copies), and #54 featuring appearances by G.I. Joe team members and Cobra, as photographed; issues are from 1982 and 1986. Highlights include first appearances of the original team, including Scarlett, Stalker, Flash, and Hawk. Each comic book measures approximately 7" x 10" tall.

Twenty Marvel comic books featuring twelve issues of The Mighty Thor and eight issues of Team America titles, with appearances by both heroes and related characters as photographed. Each comic book measures approximately 7" x 10" tall.

Sixteen Marvel comic books including The Invincible Iron Man, Iron Man Annual, Captain America, Captain America and Falcon, and more as photographed. Each comic book measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Fourteen Marvel comic books including The Man-Thing, Hercules, The Thing, and Shogun Warriors. Each comic book measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Twenty-two Marvel comic books titled Marvel Tales Starring Spider-Man. Each comic book measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Nine Marvel comic books including two Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man and seven Marvel Fanfare. Each comic book measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Twenty-two Marvel comic books titled Marvel Tales Starring Spider-Man. Each comic book measures approximately 7" x 10" tall.

A Marvel X-Men comic book, issue #14, circa November 1965, titled "Among Us Stalk… The Sentinels!" featuring early Silver Age artwork with the team confronting a Sentinel on the cover. This issue includes classic appearances of the original X-Men lineup, with bold period cover design, vibrant color, and iconic mid-century Marvel styling characteristic of the series' early run. This issue is highly significant among collectors as it features the first appearance of the Sentinels. Measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Two Marvel X-Men comic books from the early Silver Age era, including issue #12, "The Origin of Professor X!", and issue #13, "Where Walks the Juggernaut!", both featuring dynamic cover art and key early storylines. These issues showcase the original X-Men team and introduce important character developments, including the origin of Professor Charles Xavier and the first appearance of the Juggernaut, one of the series' most enduring villains. The covers display bold, classic Marvel illustration with strong color contrast and action-driven composition typical of the mid-1960s run. Each comic book measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

A Marvel X-Men comic book, #13, titled "Where Walks the Juggernaut!", released in September 1965, with artwork credited to Jack Kirby. The issue marks the second appearance of the Juggernaut (Cain Marko), who is Professor X's stepbrother and concludes the battle at the X-Mansion where the X-Men and Human Torch must remove Juggernaut's helmet so Professor X can defeat him mentally. Measures approximately 7" x 10" tall.

Four Marvel X-Men comic books from the Silver Age period, including issues featuring storylines such as "Holocaust!" (two copies), "The Plague of the Locust!", and "Featuring: The Menace of El Tigre!", with classic appearances by the original X-Men team. These issues highlight early mutant conflicts and evolving character dynamics, presented with bold, high-contrast cover artwork and dramatic action scenes typical of mid-1960s Marvel Comics. The covers feature vibrant primary colors, strong line work, and dynamic compositions that capture the intensity of early superhero storytelling. Each comic book measures approximately 7" x 10" tall.

Three Marvel X-Men comic books from the Silver Age era, including issues featuring storylines such as "Along Came a Spider!", and "Mekano Lives!" These issues highlight early adventures of the original X-Men team as they face iconic villains and expanding mutant threats, presented with bold cover art and dynamic action scenes. The covers exhibit classic mid-1960s Marvel styling with vibrant colors, strong line work, and dramatic compositions. Each comic book measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Four Marvel X-Men comic books from the Silver Age era, featuring issues with storylines including "We Must Destroy the Cobalt Man!", "The Warlock Wakes!", and additional early mutant encounters. These issues showcase the original X-Men team in action against emerging villains and complex threats, reflecting the expanding scope of Marvel's mutant universe during the mid-1960s. The covers display bold, high-energy compositions with vivid color palettes, strong ink work, and dramatic action scenes characteristic of early Marvel Comics. Each comic book measures approximately 7" x 10" tall.

Three Marvel X-Men comic books including #27 "Re-Enter the Mimic!", #28 "Just Wait Till You Meet...The Ogre!", and #29 "The Super Adaptoid Strikes!", all released in 1966 and 1967. Key moments include the return of the Mimic, who blackmails his way onto the team, appearances by Spider-Man and the Puppet Master, the first appearance of Banshee (Sean Cassidy) and the Ogre, and the first battle between the X-Men and the Super-Adaptoid, an A.I.M. android capable of copying powers, plus the Mimic's departure from the team. Each comic book measures approximately 7" x 10" tall.

Three Marvel X-Men comic books from the Silver Age era, including "The Death of Professor X" and "The Mark of the Monster!" These issues present pivotal early storylines involving the original X-Men team, with dramatic developments surrounding Professor Xavier and escalating mutant threats. Issue 39 features the Death of Mutant Master. The covers display bold, action-driven compositions with strong primary colors and classic mid-1960s Marvel artwork, reflecting the tone and style of early superhero storytelling. Each comic book measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Four Marvel X-Men comic books from the Silver Age era, including character-focused issues such as "The Senses-Shattering Cyclops", "The Angel", "The Power of Magneto", and "The End of the X-Men!" These issues highlight key moments for central characters including Cyclops, Angel, and Magneto, reflecting the growing depth and internal conflict within the mutant team. The covers feature bold, dramatic artwork with vivid color, strong line work, and dynamic compositions characteristic of mid-1960s Marvel Comics. Each comic book measures approximately 7" x 10" tall.

Four Marvel X-Men comic books including X-Men, The X-Men, The X-Men Featuring Cyclops & Marvel Girl, and The X-Men Featuring The Beast & Iceman. Each comic book measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Five Marvel X-Men comic books from the Silver Age era, including issues featuring "Red Raven Lives Again!", "The Sentinels are Back!", "Cyclops Must Die!", and more as photographed. These issues highlight key early appearances and character-driven storylines involving foundational villains and pivotal moments in the development of the X-Men universe. The covers display bold, action-packed compositions with vivid color and strong line work, characteristic of mid-1960s Marvel Comics. Each comic book measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Three Marvel comic books including The All-New, All-Different X-Men featuring issues such as "Armageddon Now!", "Wanted: Wolverine Dead or Alive!", and "One-Week Engagement". These issues highlight high-energy team storylines with appearances by Wolverine and other core X-Men members, reflecting the action-driven direction of late Bronze Age Marvel Comics. The covers display bold, dynamic artwork with vivid color and dramatic compositions typical of the era. Each comic book measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.