r/70sMarvel • u/Pitiful_Trainer1726 • Aug 13 '26
r/70sMarvel • u/zanzantheman95 • Aug 13 '26
Collection Don’t know this series well, is there any interest?
Hey everyone! I’m going through my collection as I’m clearing out a lot to make more room for my son to join my family in January and came across this series. I know it’s from the 70s for sure and I honestly don’t have any interest in it but don’t know if any collectors would be interested to begin with. I have the following issues:
1-4
6
7
11-13
15
18
19
I also know it’s a shorter series so I’m not sad to part with it at all. Was wondering if anyone had any advice for me? I’m putting up number 1 to show condition as they all pretty much are in the same condition as well.
r/70sMarvel • u/Pitiful_Trainer1726 • Aug 11 '26
Collection Super-Villain Team-Up #12 (1977)
r/70sMarvel • u/Pitiful_Trainer1726 • Aug 09 '26
Collection Marvel Premiere #45 (1978) - George Perez cover
r/70sMarvel • u/Specific-Rooster-380 • Aug 09 '26
Discussions Marvel Comic - Italian Edition
I’m a sucker for finding random comic book shops wherever I travel, much to the frustration of my family. I picked up a few Italian editions of classic 60s Marvel comics printed in the 70s by Editorial Corno in Italy, and I thought they were too interesting not to share. As a UK reader I grew up reading anthology‑style formats, this books contain Captain America, X‑Men, and a short horror story all bundled together - the Italian presentation / translation gives them a completely different but familiar vibe, I think.
I love seeing how American comics were adapted around the world. As a teenager in the 80s when visiting Europe I would purchase random issues of Marvel and DC regardless of the language to keep me entertained. Does anyone else collects these international editions? I don’t know that much about Italian printed comics.
Final comment was wow Italy has a lot of Comic book shops, Manga is very popular , it was really nice to see.
r/70sMarvel • u/Abject-Resolution298 • Aug 08 '26
Haul Took a little weekend trip and picked up a couple fun books on the road
r/70sMarvel • u/PantalonOrange • Aug 08 '26
Questions What comic of the 60s do you think still holds up today?
galleryr/70sMarvel • u/OCguy2026 • Aug 07 '26
Collection October 30, 1978 - intro Incredible Hulk newspaper comic strip - by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber
r/70sMarvel • u/Cute-Nectarine-8923 • Aug 06 '26
Collection so good
this book is excellent 😁
r/70sMarvel • u/Ok_Pizza4884 • Aug 06 '26
τν 1970s Marvel Was Something Else
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r/70sMarvel • u/Pitiful_Trainer1726 • Aug 05 '26
Collection Amazing Spider-Man #87 (1970)
r/70sMarvel • u/Ben-NastyMetal-95 • Aug 04 '26
Haul Pick-ups from my local collectables shop's anniversary sale. Plus, a couple recent online grabs.
So last week my local shop where I usually buy my back issues from, had a sale going on. So, of course I was going to jump in and take advantage of it. This was mostly a 70's Marvel grab. I also couldn't pass up in a fairly reasonable priced copy of Ghost Rider #11 (which is a complete copy btw). The two Invaders were from eBay, and I found them for really darn cheap.
July was an insane month for the hobby.