Approximately thirty-nine Marvel comic books featuring Man-Thing, Giant-Size Man-Thing, The Monster of Frankenstein, and more as photographed. This horror-themed lot is centered on Marvel's cult-favorite swamp creature Man-Thing, with a selection of Bronze Age issues, oversized Giant-Size Man-Thing editions, and an issue of The Monster of Frankenstein. These supernatural and monster comics showcase Marvel's expansion into horror storytelling during the 1970s. Each measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Approximately thirty Marvel comic books including the What If? series, Web of Spider-Man, Web of Spider-Man Annual, Spider-Man, and more as photographed. This lot focuses on Spider-Man alternate-universe stories and 1990s Spider-Man titles, featuring multiple What If? issues alongside Web of Spider-Man comics and annuals, including storylines tied to the "Spider-Man: The Other" saga. Marvel's What If?, which debuted in 1977, explores alternate realities by reimagining pivotal moments and characters from Marvel continuity, making it one of the publisher's most enduring anthology series. Each measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Approximately seventy Marvel comic books, including The Incredible Hulk, Marvel Super-Heroes, Hulk Annual, Marvel Team-Up, and more as photographed. Centered on Marvel's iconic Green Goliath, the collection spans Bronze Age and later issues, with appearances by notable heroes and villains including Rocket Raccoon, the Rhino, Sandman, Iron Fist, Power Man, and Psyklop, showcasing the Hulk's long-running adventures across his flagship title and related series. Each measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Thirty-six Marvel comic books featuring the Luke Cage series, including the Hero for Hire and Power Man varieties, and more. This collection follows the evolution of Marvel's groundbreaking street-level hero from Hero for Hire to Power Man, reflecting the publisher's expansion of socially conscious and urban-themed superhero storytelling during the Bronze Age. Each measures approximately 7" x 10" tall.

Forty-seven Marvel comic books featuring The Amazing Spider-Man #155, #170, #179, #188-193, #215, #220, #224 to 245, The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #4, and more as photographed. This collection spans the Bronze Age into the early Copper Age, featuring stories with classic villains including the Green Goblin, Mysterio, Moon Knight, the Vulture, Man-Wolf, and the Hobgoblin during one of Marvel's longest-running flagship superhero series. Each measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Approximately fifty-eight Marvel comic books, including Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man, with issues #24, #34, #52-58, #60, #64-68, #81, #95, #96, and more as photographed. Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man debuted in 1976 as Marvel's second ongoing Spider-Man title, expanding the wall-crawler's adventures. Each measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Approximately fifty-one Marvel comic books featuring Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #33 "...Of Spiders and Snakes!", #36 "The Killer Bees of Swarm!", #37 "Into the Hive!", #38 "Mayhem Is the Man Called Morbius!", #39 "Scourge of the Schizoid Man!", #40 "This, Then, Is the Tragedy!", and more as photographed. This Bronze Age selection highlights Peter Parker's second ongoing series, which expanded Spider-Man's supporting cast and featured memorable stories with Morbius, Doctor Octopus, Swarm, and other recurring Marvel villains. Each measures approximately 6.75" x 10" tall.

Approximately 106 Marvel comic books, including The Tomb of Dracula, Tales of the Zombie, Werewolf by Night, Godzilla, The Living Mummy, The Living Vampire and more as photographed. Marvel's 1970s horror comics introduced enduring characters including Dracula, Morbius, Blade, and Werewolf by Night and remain among the publisher's most celebrated Bronze Age titles following the relaxation of the Comics Code's restrictions on horror themes, while licensed monster titles like Godzilla expanded the publisher's creature-themed offerings. The largest measures approximately 8.25" x 11" tall.

Toy fire vehicles and accessories, including a vintage-style pedal-car fire truck, pumper trucks, a Metro City Fire Department ladder truck, a "Fire Dept. 911" station house model, a flatbed truck, a rescue truck, and smaller vehicles as photographed. The largest measures approximately 27" x 4.5" x 18.25" tall.

Approximately sixty-eight Marvel Marvel Tales, The Amazing Spider-Man, Giant-Size Spider-Man, and Marvel Collector's Item Classics comic books and more as photographed. This Spider-Man-focused lot features a mix of original issues, reprints, annuals, and giant-size specials published by Marvel, showcasing adventures of the wall-crawler alongside numerous classic heroes and villains from the Marvel Universe. Each measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Approximately sixty-seven Marvel The Incredible Hulk comic books, including a King Size Annual, and more as photographed. This lot centers on Marvel's long-running The Incredible Hulk series, featuring the adventures of Bruce Banner and his gamma-powered alter ego, with appearances by notable allies and adversaries across Bronze Age issues. Each measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Approximately eighty-eight Marvel comic books, including The Avengers, The Mighty Avengers, Avengers Annual, "The Guardians of the Galaxy" edition, and more as photographed. This Avengers-focused lot features a broad run of Bronze Age and later issues, including annuals, reprint editions, and core series appearances starring Marvel's premier superhero team and their many allies and villains. Each measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Approximately fifty-six Marvel comic books featuring The Amazing Spider-Man, The Amazing Spider-Man Annual, and more as photographed. This collection spans the Bronze Age through the early Modern Age, including stories featuring the Hobgoblin, Black Cat, the Punisher, the Vulture, and other classic Spider-Man allies and adversaries from Marvel's flagship web-slinging series. Two covers are missing as pictured, and each measures approximately 7" x 10" tall.

Approximately seventy Marvel comic books, including The Mighty Thor, Thor Annual, Marvel Treasury Edition, Marvel Tales, and more as photographed. This Thor-focused lot features a substantial run of Bronze Age and later issues, including annuals and related Marvel titles centered on the God of Thunder, one of Marvel's longest-running Silver Age heroes first introduced in Journey into Mystery before headlining his own ongoing series. Each measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Approximately fifty-six Marvel comic books featuring The Hands of Shang-Chi: Master of Kung Fu, The Deadly Hands of Kung Fu, The Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Super Annual, Master of Kung Fu, and more as photographed. This collection highlights Marvel's acclaimed Bronze Age martial arts line, featuring Shang-Chi, Iron Fist, and related kung fu stories that emerged during the 1970s boom in martial arts comics, with The Deadly Hands of Kung Fu published as a black-and-white magazine outside the Comics Code Authority. The largest measures approximately 8" x 10.75" tall.

Approximately seventy-seven Marvel The Mighty Thor, Marvel Preview, Marvel Treasury Edition, and King-Size Annual comic books and more as photographed. This Thor-focused Bronze Age Marvel lot features the adventures of the God of Thunder alongside annuals, treasury editions, and magazine-format specials showcasing Asgardian mythology and the wider Marvel Universe. Each measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Approximately eighty-seven Marvel comic books featuring Iron Fist and Power Man and Iron Fist as photographed. This lot includes several issues from the original Iron Fist solo series along with numerous issues from the long-running Power Man and Iron Fist title. Appearances include Captain America, the X-Men, Spider-Man, ROM Spaceknight, and other Marvel heroes and villains. Iron Fist, created by Roy Thomas and Gil Kane during the 1970s martial arts boom, later teamed with Luke Cage to become one of Marvel's most enduring superhero partnerships as Heroes for Hire. Each measures approximately 6.5" x 10.5" tall.

Approximately seventy Marvel Captain Marvel, Marvel Fanfare, Marvel Spotlight, and The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe comic books and more as photographed. This Bronze and Copper Age Marvel assortment features adventures of Captain Marvel (Mar-Vell), prestige-format stories, character reference guides, and anthology titles highlighting heroes and villains from across the Marvel Universe. Each measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Approximately fifty Marvel and DC comic books, including X-Factor, Power Pack, The Transformers, Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo Crew, and more as photographed. This mutant-focused lot is anchored by a substantial run of X-Factor, the Marvel series that reunited the original five X-Men as a superhero team, and also includes related Marvel titles, annuals, specials, licensed comics, and crossover-era issues, including The Dark Crystal. The largest measures approximately 8" x 10.75" tall.

Twenty-six Marvel comic books and magazines, featuring Howard the Duck, Comics Scene, Ms. Tree, Marvel Age, and more as photographed. This eclectic collection includes standard comic books, magazine-format publications, a Marvel Treasury Edition, fan publications, and related comic memorabilia, with additional items such as Howard the Duck?, Howard the Duck Playduck, Comics Interview, Arrgh!, Origins of Marvel Comics by Stan Lee, and The Kidnapping of the Coffee Pot. Howard the Duck, created by Steve Gerber and Val Mayerik, debuted in the 1970s as Marvel's satirical cult character, blending superhero parody with social commentary in both comic book and magazine formats. The largest measures approximately 10" x 13.25" tall.