ITEM # Creepy Things # 1 - 6

 

ITEM # Captain Canuck # 1 - 15

 After Canada becomes the most important country in the world two men of unequaled physical and mental prowess,Captain Canuck and Bluefox, begin their journey to protect Canada. When two unknown creatures decide they want to take over Canada or threaten its destruction no one is more suited for the job the Captain Canuck and Bluefox. Fighting off in the arctic our two heroes fight of the cold as well as polar bears but will they save the day.

ITEM # Vicki 1-4

 

ITEM # THE BARBARIANS (Atlas 1975)

 

ITEM # Star Trek SET OF 32 COMICS

 

ITEM # Giant-Size Power Man

 

ITEM # Unknown Worlds of Science Fiction Vol. 1 #1 – 6 (1975)

The 1975 follow-up to Marvel Comics’ ill-fated Worlds Unknown, Unknown Worlds of Science Fiction picked up where its predecessor left off. Packaged in the much more flattering $1 black and white magazine format, the bimonthly publication contained a number of self contained stories (approximately 10 per issue) revolving around one central theme: science fiction. Each issue was crafted by some of the genre’s greatest writers. Names like Harlan Ellison, Roger Zelazny and “Chip” Delany frequented the pages within.

ITEM # Beyond the Grave #1 – 17

Ghosts, witches, and demons dominate the pages of this series. Its stories are quite charming and usually ironic. For instance, a coven of witches and warlocks finds out that there is more to their sacrificial victim than they bargained for. A sickly old man finds the ideal place to die, and an overly curious writer discovers that a creepy castle is not abandoned after all. Though many of the tales may seem clichéd, the stories are always entertaining, classic, and in a horrifying sort of way, wholesome.

ITEM # Richard Dragon Kung-Fu Fighter #1 – 18 (1975-1977)

Richard Dragon is a fictional character created by Dennis O’Neil and Jim Berry in the novel Dragon’s Fists (1974) under the pseudonym “Jim Dennis.” O’Neil later adapted the character for DC Comics in the comic book Richard Dragon, Kung Fu Fighter. In the mid 1970’s Kung Fu was popular in TV and films and so DC got on board with this martial arts series. Richard Dragon Kung Fu Fighter lasted a reasonable 18 issues before being beaten by the DC Implosion, which claimed 31 titles in the late 1970’s.

ITEM # Valley of the Dinosaurs #1 – 11 (1975-1976)

While exploring an uncharted leg of the Amazon River, Professor John Butler and his family are suddenly caught in a giant whirlpool and cast away into a mysterious prehistoric valley. Saved and befriended by a caveman family, the Butlers try to survive in their strange new surroundings. Charlton’s adaptation of the 1970s Hanna Barbera’s Valley of the Dinosaurs mimics the simple art and stories of the Saturday morning cartoon on which it is based. The stories are heavy on family togetherness and goofy, cartoonish dinosaurs. Later issues feature some extremely early work by John Byrne.

ITEM # 1st Issue Special #1 – 13 (1975-1976)

1st Issue Special was a try-out book in which a different character or team would headline each issue, a Bronze Age successor of the Silver Age title Showcase. Its most successful feature was Warlord, who debuted in issue #8 and went on to have his own long running series which lasted for over 130 issues. Familiar faces appearing in this title included Metamorpho, The Creeper and Doctor Fate. The title’s final issue also launched the return of the New Gods, who branched out into an ongoing series of their own.

ITEM # Adventures on the Planet of the Apes #1 – 11 (1975-1976)

From the hit-movie, the Planet of the Apes comes Marvel’s Adventures on the Planet of the Apes

ITEM # Inhumans Vol. 1 #1 – 12 (1975-1977)

Come along and join Black Bolt, Medusa, Triton, Gorgon, Karnak and loveable Lockjaw, as they struggle in battle against both Kree and Skrull in The War of the Three Galaxies! It all begins when Blastaar bursts into the Inhumans’ Himalayan refuge to activate an ancient menace designed to devour the entire Inhuman race. That Kree monster is just the first salvo in a war that will lead the Royal Family to the stars and into battle side by side with Captain Marvel. And if cosmos-spanning war isn’t enough to keep Black Bolt and company busy, the insane Maximus can always be relied upon to wreak havoc – and then only to whet the appetite for the coming of the Incredible Hulk!

ITEM # Doomsday + 1 #1 – 12 (1975-1979)

Early John Byrne art applied to the time-honored cliché of astronauts returning to a post-nuclear-devastated Earth and fighting assorted mutants, monsters, and aliens. Joe Gill wrote the early issues, with Byrne taking over later. Issues #7–12 reprint the original series, and new stories can be found in #4–5 of the Charlton house fanzine Charlton Bullseye.

ITEM # The Super-Heroes #1 – 49 (1975-1976)

Marvel UK title that reprinted US Inhumans and Sub-Mariner strips.

ITEM # Marvel Calendars (Collection) (1975-2013)

 

ITEM # Claw the Unconquered Vol. 1 – 2 (Collection)

Claw is a fictional character, a sword and sorcery hero published by DC Comics. He first appeared in Claw the Unconquered #1 (June 1975), in which he was created by writer David Michelinie and designed by artist Ernie Chan.

 

ITEM # 1575 SKULL THE SLAYER - SET OF 8 COMICS

 

ITEM # 1572 SCARY TALES - COLLECTION OF 47 COMICS

 

ITEM # 1543 ITEM # CHAMPIONS # 1 - 17