ITEM # Teen-In 1-4

 

ITEM # CAPTAIN MARVEL # 1 - 62

 

ITEM # 1535 TALES OF ASGARD Vol. 1 (1968) & Vol. 2 (1984)

THIS SET CONTAINS 2 COMICS: VOL. 1 41 PAGES , VOL. 2 68 PAGES

 

ITEM # 1332 UFO Flying Saucers # 1 – 25 (1968-1980)

Gold Key's UFO Flying Saucers comic series, launched in October 1968, ran for 25 issues until February 1980, with a title change to UFO & Outer Space starting from issue #14 in June 1978. This series was notable for its captivating cover art and stories inspired by real-life UFO sightings and encounters, appealing to the imaginations of young readers during a time of heightened interest in extraterrestrial phenomena.

Cover Art and Style

The covers of UFO Flying Saucers are particularly renowned for their vibrant and imaginative artwork. They featured dynamic scenes such as giant spaceships emerging from oceans, explorers finding ancient astronaut remains, and dramatic alien encounters. The artwork was primarily created by artists like George Wilson and Luis Dominguez, among others, and is often described as colorful and cartoon-friendly, appealing to children while incorporating elements of horror and suspense[1][3].

### Story Themes

The stories within the comic were characterized by their blend of science fiction and horror, often depicting humans in peril from alien beings. This thematic choice contributed to a sense of excitement and fear, making the comics memorable for their young audience. The narratives included a variety of alien types, ranging from humanoid figures to insect-like creatures, reflecting the diverse descriptions found in contemporary UFO reports[1][3].

### Legacy and Cultural Impact

**UFO Flying Saucers** served not only as entertainment but also as a cultural artifact reflecting the era's fascination with UFOs and the supernatural. It captured the imaginations of many children who grew up during this time, fostering a sense of wonder about the universe and the possibility of extraterrestrial life. The series has since been recognized for its contribution to the comic book landscape of the late 1960s through the 1970s, standing out against competitors like Marvel and DC due to its unique artistic style and engaging stories[2][3].

Overall, Gold Key's **UFO Flying Saucers** remains a nostalgic piece of comic history, remembered for its compelling visuals and imaginative storytelling that resonated with a generation curious about the mysteries of outer space.

ITEM # 1320 Secret Romance

 

ITEM # 0385 INCREDIBLE HULK VOL. 2 # 102 - 400

 

ITEM # 0378 CAPTAIN AMERICA # 100 - 454 ( CAPTAIN AMERICA VOL. 1)

Continued from Tales of Suspense issue 99. Tales of Suspense was one of several horror-like anthologies that Marvel was publishing in the early 1960’s, but just like its counterpart Tales To Astonish, after nearly one hundred issues the series changed its name, after it already went a completely new route featuring characters such as Iron Man and Captain America instead of horror stories. So it was that in 1968, the series became Captain America Volume 1 with its hundredth issue. Captain America ran on for three more decades much like its Incredible Hulk counterpart. The series concluded with issue 454, when the series was relaunched as Captain America vol. 2. After issue number 50 of Captain America vol. 5, that series returned to its original numbering started here in Volume 1, celebrating it’s 600th issue.

 

ITEM # 2981 THE SILVER SURFER VOL. 1 # 1 - 18

 

ITEM # 2231 DC SPECIAL COLLECTION - 29 COMICS

DC Special was a comic book anthology series published by DC Comics originally from 1968 to 1971; it resumed publication from 1975 to 1977. For the most part, DC Special was a theme-based reprint title, mostly focusing on stories from DC’s Golden Age; at the end of its run it published a few original stories.

ITEM # 2564 Tiger Girl

 

ITEM # 2388 Angel and the Ape Vol. 1 # 1 – 6

ITEM # 2181 PRINCE NAMOR, THE SUBMARINER # 1 - 72 + SPECIALS