This lot includes two signed posters featuring Superman and Spider-Man, perfect for any fan of the Marvel and DC universes. Each poster is framed and ready to be displayed on the wall, adding a touch of authenticity and collectibility to any comic book enthusiast’s space. These unique pieces of memorabilia are sure to be a standout addition to any collection of comic book and superhero memorabilia.
Vintage 1996 Image Comics / Extreme Studios Team Youngblood promotional poster featuring colorful comic book artwork. The poster advertises New Blood, Thunder #8, and Team Youngblood #15, with artwork credits including Rob Liefeld, Eric Stephenson, and Todd Nauck. Possible Todd Nauck Signature: The poster features what appears to be a hand-applied autograph in gold metallic marker. The signature is believed to possibly be Todd Nauck’s, but it has not been independently authenticated. Please review all photographs carefully for condition details, including close-ups of the signature and edges. A great piece of 1990s comic book history for collectors of Image Comics, Extreme Studios, Team Youngblood, and Todd Nauck artwork.
The Marvel Amazing Spider-Man 11×14 poster featuring a Stan Lee signed COA is a vintage collectible item for fans of US Comics and the Marvel Universe. With a colorful artwork by Steve Ditko, this piece is a must-have for collectors interested in superheroes and comics.
TEENAGE MUTANT HERO TURTLES ISSUE 1 – FINLAND 1990 POSTER STILL INTACT! Very rare and hard to find comic book variant of the TMNT franchise. Book is UNGRADED and in overall good condition. From a smoke free home. For USA Buyers only!
THE INCREDIBLE HULK #344 CGC 9.8 (1988). Iconic Todd McFarlane Moon Cover. Leader Appearance. I use high-quality packing materials, including plenty of craft paper to prevent movement inside the box, multiple layers of bubble wrap to safeguard the CGC case, and a sturdy box marked with “Fragile” stickers. CGC 9.8. Direct Edition. Off-White to White Pages. ? What’s Going On Here? It’s the calm before the storm for Bruce Banner and Betty Ross. While their relationship continues to unravel, the Leader is making his own moves. His new super-powered operatives, the Redeemer and Rock-both former Hulkbusters-storm a top-secret government facility to seize weapons of mass destruction. When the Leader starts collecting that kind of firepower, you know something bad is coming. Meanwhile, Betty has reached her limit. After everything she’s endured, she intends to confront the one person she believes is responsible for the pain in her life: the Hulk himself. But confronting the Hulk is never as simple as confronting Bruce Banner, and the emotional fallout threatens to become just as dangerous as the physical battles around them. Peter David blends superhero action with the complicated human drama that made his Hulk run so memorable. With Todd McFarlane’s artwork bringing extraordinary energy to the characters, this issue builds tension on two fronts: a looming weapons crisis and a deeply personal confrontation that could change Bruce and Betty’s relationship. Story Title: “Psychic Victory”. Featured Characters: Hulk, Bruce Banner, Betty Ross, the Leader, the Redeemer & Rock. Plot: The Leader’s operatives target a secret government facility while Betty prepares to confront the Hulk. Notable: Appearance of the Leader. ? Cover Art Vibes. Todd McFarlane makes this cover feel like Hulk is about to burst straight through the page. His enormous hand reaches toward the reader, while his body twists through the composition in a dramatic midair pose. The exaggerated perspective makes Hulk feel massive and unstoppable, with his limbs stretching toward the edges of the image and his expression adding to the sense of raw physical power. The enormous, distressed HULK lettering looms above him, almost like a wall of cracked stone. Behind the action, a huge moon frames the figure, while the forest below establishes the scale of the scene. The contrast between Hulk’s blue pants, gray-toned skin, and the moonlit backdrop makes the figure stand out against the darkness. The overall composition is energetic and theatrical, showcasing McFarlane’s ability to turn a simple character image into a dramatic visual spectacle. ? Why This Book Rules. Iconic Todd McFarlane cover: A memorable Hulk image built around exaggerated perspective and powerful movement. Classic Peter David run: Combines superhero action with the emotional complexity of Bruce Banner’s life. Leader storyline: The Leader’s operatives are pursuing weapons of mass destruction, setting up a larger threat. Bruce and Betty drama: Their troubled relationship reaches another important turning point. Standout display appeal: The giant title, moon backdrop, and foreshortened pose make this cover instantly recognizable. High-grade collectible: CGC 9.8 with Off-White to White Pages. ? Collector’s Notes. A CGC 9.8 Direct Edition of. The Incredible Hulk #344. From 1988, featuring Todd McFarlane’s iconic moon cover. The issue combines a memorable piece of McFarlane artwork with Peter David’s character-driven Hulk storytelling, as the Leader’s plans escalate and Bruce and Betty face another difficult chapter. A strong addition for Hulk collectors, McFarlane art fans, and collectors of classic late-’80s Marvel comics. THE INCREDIBLE HULK #344. 1988. TODD MCFARLANE MOON COVER. PETER DAVID. CGC 9.8.
The product is an Alex Ross JLA giclée on canvas limited edition poster featuring Superman and Batman from the DC Universe. This framed piece measures 38×36 inches and is numbered out of 50, with each piece signed by the artist. The poster is a highly collectible item for fans of comic books and memorabilia, showcasing iconic characters in a unique and high-quality format.
The product is a limited edition comic book titled “MARK SPEARS #1 NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET POSTER HOMAGE” with a CGC 9.8 grade. This variant cover features an homage to iconic horror films like “A Nightmare on Elm Street” and showcases characters like Frankenstein and Dracula. The comic, part of the “Mark Spears Monsters” series, is in English and published by Keenspot Entertainment. With a modern age publication year, this comic is a must-have for fans of action, adventure, monster, horror, and sci-fi genres. It is a single issue from the New York Comic Con, making it a rare and valuable addition to any comic book collection.
This litho features John Romita Sr. S awesome cover art from Amazing Spider-Man #50! This litho is signed by Stan Lee and it comes with a Stan Lee Collectibles certificate of authenticity for Stan Lee’s signature as well as a matching certification sticker on the litho. It is extremely limited!! This would look great as a framed litho! A must-have for any Stan Lee or Marvel fan!! Litho measurements are approximately 11″ X 17″. This is a litho, NOT a comic book. Please note: The litho may have some minor flaws, including minor scuffs/scratches and minor bends, but these minor flaws should not be very noticeable if framed.