Summer Slam Collectibles Aug'26
Lot 886:
Description
BID PER WHAT YOU SEE IN THE PHOTO, NOT THE AI GENERATED TITLES AND DESCRIPTIONS! Various Authors. A Collection of Captain America and Marvel Comic Books. Marvel Comics, c. 1970-2012.
This collection consists of multiple comic books primarily published by Marvel Comics and Marvel Comics Group, centered on the Captain America franchise and related titles. The group spans the Bronze, Copper, and Modern ages of comic book history. Notable highlights within the collection include Captain America #126 (June 1970) featuring the Falcon and Diamond Head; Captain America #300 (December 1984), an anniversary issue featuring the Red Skull; Captain America #367 (February 1990), an Acts of Vengeance crossover featuring Magneto; and Captain America Volume 3, #1 (January 1998) from the Heroes Return relaunch. Also present is Iron Fist #12 (April 1977), which features a battle between Iron Fist and Captain America. The collection includes various issues from subsidiary series such as Captain America and the Falcon, Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty, and Modern Age storylines including The Initiative and Fear Itself. The books are in the standard softcover, saddle-stitched (stapled) format with color pictorial wrappers. Many issues are preserved in individual protective plastic sleeves with acid-free cardboard backing boards.
Condition report:
The condition of the collection is varied across the different eras represented. Several Copper Age and Modern Age issues, such as Captain America #300 and the Volume 3 relaunch, appear well-preserved with sharp corners and minimal surface wear. Captain America #126 exhibits moderate edge wear and minor corner blunting consistent with mid-grade Bronze Age specimens. Iron Fist #12 shows significant wear, including heavy spine stress, tearing along the left edge of the front cover, and overall creasing. General signs of age throughout the collection include minor spine ticks, shelf wear, and typical yellowing of newsprint pages in the older issues.
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