Summer Kickoff Comics & Toys 06'26
Lot 142:
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BID PER WHAT YOU SEE IN THE PHOTO, NOT THE AI GENERATED TITLES AND DESCRIPTIONS! 10 Marvel Two-In-One Comic Books Featuring The Thing and Various Guest Stars, 1977-1980
A collection of 10 original color comic books from the Marvel Two-In-One series, published by the Marvel Comics Group during the Bronze Age of comics. Each issue features Ben Grimm, also known as The Thing of the Fantastic Four, in a team-up adventure with a rotating roster of Marvel Universe characters. The lot includes issue numbers 23, 27, 31, 32, 34, 37, 42, 52, 57, and 66.
Individual issue highlights include:
Marvel Two-In-One #23 (Jan 1977): Featuring Thor, with cover art by Ron Wilson and Joe Sinnott.
Marvel Two-In-One #27 (May 1977): Featuring Deathlok and a guest appearance by the Fantastic Four.
Marvel Two-In-One #31 (Sept 1977): Featuring The Mystery Menace, with art by Wilson and Sinnott.
Marvel Two-In-One #32 (Oct 1977): Featuring Invisible Girl, with art by George Perez and Pablo Marcos.
Marvel Two-In-One #34 (Dec 1977): Featuring Nighthawk, with art by Wilson and Sinnott.
Marvel Two-In-One #37 (Mar 1978): Featuring Matt Murdock (Daredevil), with art by Wilson and Sinnott.
Marvel Two-In-One #42 (Aug 1978): Featuring Captain America and the beginning of the Project Pegasus storyline, with art by George Perez and Joe Sinnott.
Marvel Two-In-One #52 (June 1979): Featuring Moon Knight, representing a key early appearance for the character, with art by Perez and Sinnott.
Marvel Two-In-One #57 (Nov 1979): Featuring Wundarr, with art by Perez and Al Milgrom.
Marvel Two-In-One #66 (Aug 1980): Featuring Scarlet Witch as part of the Serpent Crown Affair crossover, with art by Perez and Terry Austin.
The books are standard staple-bound format with original cover prices ranging from 30 cents to 40 cents.
Condition report:
The comic books are in ungraded, raw condition. The overall visual appearance suggests a mid-to-high grade range, typically estimated between Fine and Very Fine. Presenting with minor signs of age and handling, including light spine stress marks, minor corner blunting, and small surface creases. Covers generally maintain good color and gloss. No significant defects such as cover detachment, heavy staining, or major tearing are observed.
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