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Description
The listing, 3 Marvel Comics The Fly and Marvel Age has ended.
The human fly #19 the last issue for that series
I am listing comics that were packed away in my addict. I do not know anything about value or condition rating for comic books so please look at the photo and ask any questions to help me help you determine its condition. Thank you and good luck.
I ship Media Mail
Questions & Comments
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I don't use Ebay anymore too many bad deals happened to me. My very first auction on here got me for 15,000 credits and got a $40.00 coupon for free. But I blame myself. I didn't use tracking.
Buyers THIS LADY HAS REAL DEALS you're on a budget, then the original Iron Man series should be one of your first stops for several reasons.
First, the popularity of Iron Man has been spiking due to the success of the Iron Man movies. Thank you Robert Downey, Jr. And, if experience is any guide, good movies fuel continuing interest in a character.
Second, the series is relatively inexpensive since its first issue was May of 1968. Unlike the Fantastic Four (1961) and Amazing Spider-Man (1963), Iron Man's title was begun years after the first big wave of the Marvel era. As a result, the cost of the series is way less than those two titles, or Avengers (1963), X-Men (1963) or Daredevil (1964).
Third, the series is "expandable". Once you finish collecting all 332 issues or "Iron Man" , you can go back and get issues of Tales of Suspense (1959 series) , where Iron Man first appeared as one of two stories (starting with issue #39).
Iron Man was relegated to Tales of Suspense because in those days Marvel's distribution deal limited the number of titles it could publish. For a while Marvel gave Iron Man the entire book, but later he shared it with Captain America stories. Iron Man stories appeared 61 issues of Tales of Suspense, before Marvel got a new distribution deal and was able to give old Ironhead his own comic book.