Eight Marvel comic books featuring Star Wars plus the official Return of the Jedi adaptation. Based on the iconic film saga created by George Lucas, these comics chronicle the adventures of Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Han Solo, Darth Vader, and the Rebel Alliance, including stories inspired by the climactic events of Return of the Jedi. Largest measures approximately 8" x 11" tall.

M&M collectibles, including "Blues Cafe" dispenser, football and basketball sports figurines, "Rock and Roll Cafe" candy dispenser, keychain with movable limbs, clear snow globe, Limited Edition "At the Movies" dispenser in original box, and more. Also included are two Hershey's Kiss candy dispensers. The largest item measures approximately 12" x 8" x 7" tall. Note: APAA is unable to ship any items containing flammable, explosive, caustic, liquid, or other hazardous materials. This may include ammunition; items powered by gasoline, propane, or kerosene (lawn tools, generators, grills and camp stoves, heaters, lanterns, lighters); liquids such as cleaners, paint, lava lamps, collectible beverage/perfume containers; items with rechargeable batteries (cordless power tools, laptops, other electronics); air compressors, neon signs, and other hazards such as printer toner, compressed gas cylinders, and more. If you are bidding on items of this nature and intend to use our shipping services, please inquire in advance as to the specifics.

Mini American Girl dolls, including Kit Kittredge and Rebecca Rubin, along with a Nellie Lydia porcelain doll and other American Girl doll accessories, appearing to be for full-size dolls, such as books, puzzles, typewriter, cameras, stereoscope with slides, beach toys, keychain, eyeglasses, snowboard gear, socks, and multiple other outfit sets on hangers. The largest mini doll measures approximately 2.75" x 1.5" x 6" tall.

Nineteen Marvel comic books featuring Here Comes... Daredevil, Daredevil: The Man Without Fear, and Daredevil and the Black Widow. This Bronze Age collection chronicles the adventures of blind attorney Matt Murdock as he battles crime, corruption, and formidable villains throughout New York, including the acclaimed period in which Black Widow joined him as a co-star. Each measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Forty-seven Marvel comic books featuring The New Mutants. Created as the next generation of Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters, the series follows a team of teenage mutants learning to control their extraordinary powers while confronting prejudice, personal struggles, and increasingly dangerous threats in the expanding X-Men universe. Each measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Dozens of diecast and toy construction vehicles made by Tonka, Mattel Hot Wheels, Remco, and more including a Tonka tractor accompanied by a John Deere log skidder. Also includes a Caterpillar material handler, plus fire department Power Truck, and more as photographed. Some vehicle parts are missing. The largest vehicle measures approximately 3" x 6" x 5" tall.

Forty-nine Marvel comic books featuring Moon Knight. The series follows mercenary Marc Spector, who becomes the earthly avatar of the Egyptian moon god Khonshu, using his wealth, combat skills, and mystical connection to battle crime, supernatural threats, and his own fractured identity in one of Marvel's darkest and most psychologically complex titles. Largest measures approximately 8" x 11" tall.

Three Marvel comic books featuring two copies of Star Wars issue #42 and one copy of issue #68. Based on the original Star Wars film trilogy, Marvel's classic series expands the adventures of Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Han Solo, and their allies with stories set between and alongside the iconic films. Each measures approximately 7" x 10" tall.

Two Marvel comic books featuring Daredevil issues #158 and #168. The series follows blind attorney Matt Murdock, whose heightened senses and exceptional martial arts skills make him the fearless protector of New York's Hell's Kitchen as he battles crime, corruption, and some of Marvel's most formidable villains. Each measures approximately 7" x 10" tall.

Twenty-two Marvel comic books featuring King Conan and Conan the King. Continuing the saga of Robert E. Howard's legendary Cimmerian warrior, these companion series follow an older Conan as the seasoned ruler of Aquilonia, balancing the responsibilities of kingship with sword-and-sorcery adventures, political intrigue, and epic battles. Each measures approximately 6.5" x 10" tall.

Fifty Marvel comic books featuring Conan the Barbarian. Based on Robert E. Howard's legendary Cimmerian warrior, the series follows Conan through a world of sword-and-sorcery filled with fierce battles, ancient magic, powerful kingdoms, and unforgettable adventures that helped define fantasy comics for a generation. Each measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

A Marvel Star Wars #1 comic book, release on April 12, 1977, hitting newsstands a full month before the original movie premiered in theaters. The comic opens with an Imperial Star Destroyer capturing a Rebel blockade runner. Darth Vader boards the ship, interrogates the crew, and captures Princess Leia Organa, who manages to hide the Death Star blueprints inside R2-D2. R2-D2 and C-3PO escape via a life pod and crash-land in the barren deserts of Tatooine. After wandering separate ways, they are both captured by scavenger Jawas. Meanwhile, a restless young farm boy named Luke Skywalker hangs out with his friends Biggs Darklighter and Camie at Tosche Station, lamenting that he is stuck on the farm while Biggs leaves to join the Imperial Academy (with secret plans to defect to the Rebellion). The issue ends when the Jawas arrive at the Lars homestead, and Luke's Uncle Owen agrees to purchase C-3PO and a red R5-D4 unit - which suddenly blows its motivator, prompting C-3PO to recommend R2-D2 instead. Measures approximately 7" x 10" tall.

A Marvel Star Wars #1 comic book, release on April 12, 1977, hitting newsstands a full month before the original movie premiered in theaters. The comic opens with an Imperial Star Destroyer capturing a Rebel blockade runner. Darth Vader boards the ship, interrogates the crew, and captures Princess Leia Organa, who manages to hide the Death Star blueprints inside R2-D2. R2-D2 and C-3PO escape via a life pod and crash-land in the barren deserts of Tatooine. After wandering separate ways, they are both captured by scavenger Jawas. Meanwhile, a restless young farm boy named Luke Skywalker hangs out with his friends Biggs Darklighter and Camie at Tosche Station, lamenting that he is stuck on the farm while Biggs leaves to join the Imperial Academy (with secret plans to defect to the Rebellion). The issue ends when the Jawas arrive at the Lars homestead, and Luke's Uncle Owen agrees to purchase C-3PO and a red R5-D4 unit - which suddenly blows its motivator, prompting C-3PO to recommend R2-D2 instead. Measures approximately 7" x 10" tall.

Thirty-five DC comic books featuring Arak: Son of Thunder. Created by Roy Thomas and Ernie Colón, the series follows the Viking-raised Native American warrior Arak as he journeys through a mythical version of the Dark Ages, encountering legendary heroes, monsters, sorcerers, and historical figures in a unique blend of fantasy, folklore, and adventure. Each measures approximately 6.5" x 10" tall.

Thirty-nine Marvel comic books featuring Micronauts. Based on the popular Mego toy line, the series follows a team of tiny adventurers from the Microverse as they battle the tyrannical Baron Karza and other cosmic threats in one of Marvel's most imaginative science fiction titles. Each measures approximately 6.5" x 10" tall.

Two Marvel comic books featuring Daredevil issues #132 and #131. The series follows blind attorney Matt Murdock, whose heightened senses and exceptional martial arts skills make him the fearless protector of New York's Hell's Kitchen as he battles crime, corruption, and some of Marvel's most formidable villains. Each measures approximately 7" x 10" tall.

Twenty-four Marvel comic books featuring The Savage She-Hulk. The series introduces Jennifer Walters, cousin of Bruce Banner, who gains Hulk-like powers after an emergency blood transfusion and goes on to balance her career as an attorney with life as one of Marvel's strongest and most enduring superheroines. Each measures approximately 6.5" x 10" tall.

Fourteen issues of Epic Illustrated, Marvel's acclaimed magazine-format anthology showcasing mature science fiction, fantasy, and adventure stories by many of the industry's most celebrated writers and artists. Published outside the Comics Code Authority, the series featured original graphic storytelling, painted artwork, and creator-owned features that helped redefine the possibilities of comic art during the 1980s. Each measures approximately 8" x 11" tall.

Thirty-six Marvel comic books featuring Dazzler. The series follows Alison Blaire, a disco singer and mutant superhero who can transform sound into light and energy, balancing her music career with battles against supervillains, supernatural threats, and cosmic adversaries in the Marvel Universe. Each measures approximately 7" x 10" tall.

Fifty Marvel comic books featuring Conan the Barbarian. Based on Robert E. Howard's legendary Cimmerian warrior, the series follows Conan through a world of sword-and-sorcery filled with fierce battles, ancient magic, powerful kingdoms, and unforgettable adventures that helped define fantasy comics for a generation. Each measures approximately 6.5" x 10" tall.