First Sunday Comic Auction
First Sunday of the month Comic Auction begins in February. Dont miss out! We will have a comic auction the first Sunday of each month moving forward.
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Lot 1:52: Week Eleven (#11) (2006)
Grade:CGC 9.6 – White Pages
Highlights:First full appearance of Kate Kane as Batwoman
Notes:A major modern DC key, 52 #11 features the first full appearance of Kate Kane as Batwoman, one of the most important legacy characters introduced in the 2000s. Backed by a powerhouse creative team and set during a transformative period in DC continuity, this issue marks the true beginning of Batwoman’s rise as a central figure in Gotham lore. Graded CGC 9.6 White Pages, this copy presents beautifully and is an essential addition for collectors focused on Bat‑Family keys and significant modern first appearances.
Location:Edmonton
Completed
$25.00
Bids:10
Bidding complete
Lot 2:A Game of Thrones #1 (2011)
Grade:Approx: VF/NM
Highlights:First issue of the comic adaptation of George R.R. Martin’s A Game of Thrones novel.
Notes:A Game of Thrones #1 (2011) from Dynamite Entertainment. The first issue of the comic adaptation of George R.R. Martin’s epic fantasy, released alongside the HBO series debut. Adapted by Daniel Abraham with art by Tommy Patterson, this collectible issue brings the world of Westeros to life for fans of the books and the show!
Location:Edmonton
Completed
$7.50
Bids:2
Bidding complete
Lot 3:Absolute Carnage #1 (2019)
Grade:CGC 9.8 – White Pages
Highlights:Mark Bagley Variant Cover
Notes:A standout variant from the hit Absolute Carnage event, this Mark Bagley Hidden Gem cover showcases a classic, high‑energy confrontation between Carnage and Spider‑Man. Inside, Donny Cates and Ryan Stegman kick off a massive symbiote storyline where Carnage hunts every individual who has ever bonded with a symbiote. This CGC 9.8 White Pages copy presents beautifully and makes an excellent addition for collectors of symbiote keys, Carnage fans, and Bagley variant enthusiasts.
Location:Edmonton
Completed
$60.00
Bids:17
Bidding complete
Lot 4:Action Comics #9 (2012)
Grade:CGC 9.6 – White Pages
Highlights:Origin and first full appearance of Calvin Ellis
Notes:A major modern DC key, Action Comics #9 delivers the first full appearance and origin of Calvin Ellis, the Superman of Earth‑23—a character who has grown significantly in relevance thanks to his political role, multiversal ties, and ongoing fan interest. Crafted by Grant Morrison with striking visuals from Gene Ha, this issue marks the definitive debut of one of DC’s most compelling alternate Supermen. This CGC 9.6 White Pages copy presents beautifully and stands as a must‑have for collectors of multiverse keys and modern Superman variants.
Location:Edmonton
Completed
$12.50
Bids:4
Bidding complete
Lot 5:Agents of Atlas #1 (2019)
Grade:CGC 9.8 – White Pages
Highlights:Yu Variant Cover. First appearance of Protector Isaac Ikeda
Notes:A standout modern Marvel team book, Agents of Atlas #1 (2019) brings together a dynamic cast of heroes from across Asia in a fast‑paced, supernatural‑science adventure centered around the portal city of Pan. Written by Greg Pak with vibrant artwork and a striking Yu variant cover, this issue marks an important expansion of Marvel’s international hero lineup, including the debut of the Protector of Pan, Isaac Ikeda. Graded CGC 9.8 White Pages, this copy is a top‑tier addition for collectors of modern keys, new characters, and diversity‑driven Marvel storytelling.
Location:Edmonton
Completed
$20.00
Bids:8
Bidding complete
Lot 6:All-Star Comics #69 (1977)
Grade:Approx: VF/NM
Highlights:First cameo appearance Earth 2 Huntress, Helena Wayne
Notes:"All-Star Comics #69 (1977) – Sensational showdown issue featuring the legendary Justice Society of America! The original JSA returns to battle the new team, with appearances by Power Girl, Dr. Fate, Green Lantern, Flash, and the introduction of Huntress. A must-have Bronze Age key for DC collectors."
Location:Edmonton
Completed
$20.00
Bids:8
Bidding complete
Lot 7:Amazing Spider-Man #35 (1966)
Grade:Approx: VG-
Highlights:Third appearance of Molten Man
Notes:The Amazing Spider-Man #35 (1966) is a classic Silver Age comic featuring the third appearance of Molten Man. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Steve Ditko, this issue delivers an action-packed story titled “The Molten Man Regrets…” and is a must-have for fans of Spider-Man’s early adventures and Marvel history.
Location:Edmonton
Completed
$70.00
Bids:16
Bidding complete
Lot 8:Amazing Spider-Man #36 (2001)
Grade:Approx: NM
Highlights:Known as the “Black Issue” or 9/11 Tribute Issue.
Notes:Amazing Spider-Man #36 (2001). The iconic “Black Issue” commemorating the events of September 11, featuring Spider-Man and other Marvel heroes in a heartfelt tribute. Written by J. Michael Straczynski with art by John Romita Jr., this historically significant issue is a must-have for collectors of key modern Marvel comics.
Completed
$30.00
Bids:11
Bidding complete
Lot 9:Amazing Spider‑Man #71 (1969)
Grade:Approx: VG
Highlights:Quicksilver appearance
Notes:Published in April 1969, The Amazing Spider‑Man #71 features a fast‑paced showdown between Spider‑Man and the high‑speed mutant Quicksilver. Misunderstandings lead to a dramatic clash as Quicksilver attempts to capture Spidey in hopes of redeeming his own reputation. With classic Stan Lee storytelling and John Romita Sr.’s dynamic artwork, this Silver Age issue is a great collectible for fans of both Spider‑Man and Marvel’s mutant universe.
Location:Edmonton
Completed
$60.00
Bids:15
Bidding complete
Lot 10:Amazing Spider-Man #74 (1969)
Grade:Approx: VG/FN
Highlights:Features appearances by Spider-Man, Silvermane, and Man Mountain Marko.
Notes:The Amazing Spider-Man #74 (1969) continues the thrilling “Petrified Tablet” saga, a classic storyline that pits Spider-Man against powerful foes in a race for an artifact of incredible power. Written by Stan Lee with art by John Romita Sr., this issue is a must-have for fans of Spidey’s Bronze Age adventures and Marvel history.
Location:Edmonton
Completed
$35.00
Bids:11
Bidding complete
Lot 11:Amazing Spider-Man #75 (1969)
Grade:Approx: FN-
Highlights:Silvermane (first full appearance)
Notes:A pivotal Silver Age issue! The Amazing Spider-Man #75 (1969) delivers high drama with the story “Death Without Warning!” and marks the first full appearance of Silvermane, a key Marvel villain tied to the Maggia crime syndicate. Written by Stan Lee with stunning artwork by John Romita Sr., this issue is a must-have for collectors of classic Spider-Man and Marvel crime saga storylines.
Completed
$50.00
Bids:15
Bidding complete
Lot 12:Amazing Spider-Man #76 (1969)
Grade:Approx: FN-
Notes:A thrilling Silver Age showdown! The Amazing Spider-Man #76 (1969) features the dramatic return of The Lizard in the story “The Lizard Lives!” Written by Stan Lee with artwork by John Buscema, this issue delivers intense action as Spider-Man battles one of his most iconic foes. A must-have for collectors of classic Spider-Man villain arcs and Marvel history!
Location:Edmonton
Completed
$40.00
Bids:13
Bidding complete
Lot 13:Amazing Spider-Man #77 (1969)
Grade:Approx: FN
Highlights:Crossover between Spider-Man and Fantastic Four characters
Notes:A classic Marvel crossover! The Amazing Spider-Man #77 (1969) features Spider-Man teaming up with the Human Torch in an epic battle against The Lizard in “In the Blaze of Battle!” Written by Stan Lee with artwork by John Romita Sr., this issue is a must-have for fans of Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, and iconic Silver Age Marvel storytelling.
Location:Edmonton
Completed
$30.00
Bids:10
Bidding complete
Lot 14:Amazing Spider-Man #79 (1969)
Grade:Apporx: FN-
Highlights:First appearance of The Prowler
Notes:A major key issue from the Silver Age! The Amazing Spider-Man #79 (1969) introduces The Prowler in his first appearance in the story “To Prowl No More!” Written by Stan Lee with artwork by John Buscema and a striking cover by John Romita Sr., this comic is a must-have for collectors seeking important character debuts in Spider-Man’s history.
Location:Edmonton
Completed
$70.00
Bids:18
Bidding complete
Lot 15:Amazing Spider-Man #83 (1970)
Grade:Approx: FN+
Highlights:First appearance of The Schemer. First appearance of Vanessa Fisk
Notes:A key Bronze Age debut! The Amazing Spider-Man #83 (1970) introduces The Schemer in the story “The Coming of... The Schemer!” Written by Stan Lee with artwork by John Romita Sr., this issue expands Spider-Man’s criminal underworld saga, tying into the Kingpin storyline. A must-have for collectors of first appearances and classic Spider-Man villains.
Location:Edmonton
Completed
$45.00
Bids:14
Bidding complete
Lot 16:Amazing Spider-Man #86 (1970)
Grade:Approx: VG-
Highlights:Black Widow’s first appearance in her modern costume
Notes:A key Marvel milestone! The Amazing Spider-Man #86 (1970) features Black Widow’s first appearance in her iconic modern costume in the story “Beware the Black Widow!” Written by Stan Lee with artwork by John Romita Sr., this issue is a must-have for collectors of Spider-Man and Avengers history.
Location:Edmonton
Completed
$45.00
Bids:14
Bidding complete
Lot 17:Amazing Spider-Man #91 (1970)
Grade:Apporx: VF+
Notes:A classic Bronze Age Spider-Man issue! The Amazing Spider-Man #91 (1970) features the story “To Smash the Spider!” and introduces Bullit, a ruthless political figure who becomes a deadly foe for Spider-Man. Written by Stan Lee with artwork by Gil Kane and John Romita Sr., this issue is a must-have for fans of Spider-Man’s gritty crime-fighting tales.
Location:Edmonton
Completed
$45.00
Bids:15
Bidding complete
Lot 18:Amazing Spider-Man #95 (1971)
Grade:Approx: VF
Notes:A unique Spider-Man adventure abroad! The Amazing Spider-Man #95 (1971) takes the wall-crawler to London in the thrilling story “Spidey Fights London!” Written by Stan Lee with artwork by Gil Kane, this issue features a dramatic hostage plot and stunning cover art of Spider-Man against the backdrop of Tower Bridge and Big Ben. A must-have for collectors of international Spider-Man stories!
Location:Edmonton
Completed
$45.00
Bids:15
Bidding complete
Lot 19:Amazing Spider‑Man #124 (1973)
Grade:CGC 3.5 – Off‑White to White Pages
Highlights:1st appearance of the Man‑Wolf (John Jameson)
Notes:A Bronze Age Spider‑Man key, Amazing Spider‑Man #124 introduces the Man‑Wolf, the monstrous alter‑ego of astronaut John Jameson. This issue blends classic Spidey action with dramatic tension as Peter Parker contends with public backlash and a ferocious new foe tied closely to J. Jonah Jameson. Featuring art by Gil Kane and John Romita Sr., this copy graded CGC 3.5 Off‑White to White Pages offers an accessible entry into one of the era’s most memorable transformations.
Location:Edmonton
Completed
$50.00
Bids:17
Bidding complete
Lot 20:Amazing Spider-Man #124 (1973)
Grade:Approx: FN-
Highlights:First appearance of Man-Wolf (John Jameson)
Notes:A major Bronze Age key issue! The Amazing Spider-Man #124 (1973) features the first appearance of Man-Wolf (John Jameson) in the story “The Mark of the Man-Wolf!” Written by Gerry Conway with artwork by Gil Kane and John Romita Sr., this issue is a must-have for collectors of Spider-Man and Marvel’s supernatural characters.
Location:Edmonton
Completed
$70.00
Bids:19
Bidding complete
Lot 21:Amazing Spider-Man #128 (1974)
Grade:Approx: VG/FN
Highlights:Featuring The Vulture.
Notes:Amazing Spider-Man #128 (1974). A Bronze Age classic featuring Spider-Man in a dramatic showdown with the Vulture in “The Shadow of the Vulture!” Written by Gerry Conway with art by Ross Andru and cover by John Romita Sr., this issue is a must-have for collectors of vintage Spider-Man comics!
Location:Edmonton
Completed
$20.00
Bids:8
Bidding complete
Lot 22:Amazing Spider-Man #133 (1974)
Grade:Approx: VG/F
Highlights:Featuring Molten Man
Notes:Amazing Spider-Man #133 (1974). A Bronze Age classic featuring Spider-Man in a fiery showdown with Molten Man in “The Battle to the Finish!” Written by Gerry Conway with art by Ross Andru and cover by Gil Kane, this issue is a must-have for collectors of vintage Spider-Man comics!
Location:Edmonton
Completed
$17.50
Bids:8
Bidding complete
Lot 23:Amazing Spider-Man #143 (1975)
Grade:Approx: VG/F
Highlights:First full appearance of Cyclone
Notes:Amazing Spider-Man #143 (1975). A Bronze Age key featuring the first full appearance of Cyclone in an action-packed story set in Paris. Written by Gerry Conway with art by Ross Andru and cover by Gil Kane, this issue is a must-have for Spider-Man collectors and fans of classic Marvel villains!
Location:Edmonton
Completed
$17.50
Bids:7
Bidding complete
Lot 24:Amazing Spider-Man #148 (1975)
Grade:Approx: VG
Highlights:Tarantula & The jackal Appearances
Notes:A key Bronze Age Spider-Man issue! The Amazing Spider-Man #148 (1975) features the Tarantula in a dramatic showdown and reveals the shocking secret of The Jackal, setting the stage for the legendary Clone Saga. Written by Gerry Conway with artwork by Ross Andru, this issue is a must-have for collectors of classic Spider-Man storylines.
Location:Edmonton
Completed
$30.00
Bids:11
Bidding complete
Lot 25:Amazing Spider-Man #149 (1975)
Grade:Approx: FN
Highlights:First appearance of Spider-Man’s clone Ben Reilly
Notes:A landmark issue in Spider-Man history! The Amazing Spider-Man #149 (1975) delivers the shocking climax of the Jackal saga with the first appearance of Spider-Man’s clone in the story “Even If I Live... I Die!” Written by Gerry Conway with artwork by Ross Andru, this issue is a cornerstone of the legendary Clone Saga and a must-have for serious collectors.
Location:Edmonton
Completed
$60.00
Bids:15
Bidding complete