Summer Slam Collectibles Aug'26

I03613 | A Collection of Marvel Comics Featuring X-Men and Wolverine Titles

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BID PER WHAT YOU SEE IN THE PHOTO, NOT THE AI GENERATED TITLES AND DESCRIPTIONS! A Collection of Marvel Comics Featuring X-Men and Wolverine Titles

A collection of Marvel Comics primarily focused on the X-Men franchise and Wolverine solo titles, spanning the mid-1980s through the 2010s. The lot includes titles from the mainstream Marvel Universe, the Ultimate Marvel imprint, and the 2099 line. Notable early issues include X-Men Giant-Sized Annual number 9 (1985) featuring the Saga of Storm with art by Arthur Adams, and Marvel Comics Presents number 4 (1988). The Wolverine run includes issues 57, 60 (Book One: Beginnings), and 71 (Fatal Attractions tie-in). Also present are Uncanny X-Men numbers 285 and 295 from the 1992 30th Anniversary series featuring hologram covers. The Ultimate Marvel selection features a run of Ultimate X-Men including numbers 3 through 6 (Not for Resale variants), 15 through 18 (World Tour), number 52, and the Timesweek promotional issue. Modern prestige issues include X-Men: Grand Design – Second Genesis number 1 (2017) by Ed Piskor. Other titles include X-Men 2099 numbers 24 and 32, Generation X number 46, Astonishing X-Men number 6 (Not for Resale variant), and several issues of Ultimate Comics X-Men. Featured artists and writers include Arthur Adams, Marc Silvestri, Andy Kubert, Ed Piskor, Joss Whedon, John Cassaday, and Mark Millar.


Condition report:

All comics are in raw, ungraded condition. The older Copper Age issues, specifically the X-Men Giant-Sized Annual number 9, show significant signs of shelf wear including spine stress, creasing, and rounded corners, consistent with a mid-to-low grade (approximately Good to Very Good). Many of the Modern Age issues appear to be in higher grades, generally ranging from Very Fine to Near Mint. Some issues are individually bagged and boarded, while others are loose.