Bidspirit auction | 16 Silver & Bronze Age

16 Silver & Bronze Age Key Comics Ft. ”Hawkman” #1 - Marvel Comics, DC, and Charlton Comics. Group of 16 vintage Silver Age and Bronze Age superhero and war comic books, 1967-1976. Including: One key issue ”Hawkman” comic book, DC Comics, no. 1, 1964. Written by Gardner Fox. Artwork by Murphy Anderson. Featuring the first issue in Hawkman's solo title after tryouts in ”Brave and the Bold” and an appearance in ”The Atom.” One ”Our Fighting Forces featuring Lt. Hunter's Hellcats” comic book, DC Comics, no. 116, 1968. Written by Robert Kanigher. Artwork by Frank Thorne. One ”Astonishing Tales featuring Deathlok the Demolisher” comic book, Marvel Comics, no. 36, 1976. Written and illustrated by Rich Buckler. One ”Captain Atom” comic book, Charlton Comics, no. 86, 1967. Written by Dave Kaler. Artwork by Steve Ditko. 12 ”Captain America and Falcon” comic books, Marvel Comics, selecting issues no. 40-42, 54-56, 61, 70-71, 173-174, and 183, 1971-1975. Written by Steve Englehart and Gary Friedrich. Artwork by Sal Buscema and John Romita Sr. Featuring key issue ”Hawkman”no. 1, the highly celebrated 1964 standalone launch issue under a cover of artwork by Murphy Anderson; ”Captain Atom” no. 86, illustrated by Steve Ditko and featuring a backup story tracking the early solo exploits of the new Blue Beetle, which inspired Alan Moore's ”Watchmen”; ”Captain America” issue no. 183, celebrated globally for tracking Steve Rogers as he abandons his patriotic shield to mark the historic first appearance and origin of Nomad; and ”Astonishing Tales” issue no. 36, concluding the original 1970s Deathlok timeline. (Comics, each) Height: 10 1/4 in x width: 7 in. Condition: To ”Hawkman”, there are several tears, losses, and creases to the pages throughout. To the other comics, there are signs of wear, as expected from age and light use. Individual comic books not checked for notes, soiling, or losses. Comic books are sold as-is and have not been professionally graded.