X-Men Comics lot, Mini-series & Spin-offs, 50 issues + 2 TPBs from 1982-88

Description: Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE Complete Sets: Beauty and the Beast (1985) #1(GD), 2(GD), 3(GD), 4(GD) Fallen Angels (1987) #1(FI), 2(FI), 3(FI), 4(VG), 5(FI), 6(FI), 7(FI), 8 Fantastic Four vs. X-Men (1987) #1, 2, 3, 4 Firestar (1986) #1(GD), 2(GD), 3, 4 Heroes for Hope Starring the X-Men (1985) #1 1 Iceman (1984 1st) #1, 2(market through UPC), 3, 4 Kitty Pryde and Wolverine (1984) #1(GD), 2(FI), 3(GD), 4(FI), 5(FI), 6 Magik (1983) #1(GD), 2(GD), 3, 4(GD) X-Men and Alpha Flight (1985 1st) #1, 2 X-Men and the Micronauts (1984) #1(VG), 2(VG), 3(FI), 4(FI) X-Men vs. the Avengers (1987) #1, 2, 3, 4 X-Terminators (1988) #1, 2, 3, 4 X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills (1982) (5th) (FI) Not complete: Longshot TPB X-Men & The Amazing Spider-Man: Savage Land TPB (4th) Free shipping by USPS Priority Mail Notes on condition/grading: I do not grade comics. 99% of my collection was purchased from dealers such as Mile High Comics, MyComicShop,etc. about 10 years ago and for the most part they have sat with minimal handling in long boxes, bagged, and some of them boarded. If a dealer put a sticker on the bag with a grade, I have noted it here. For comics that don't have grades, my general guideline would be that a comic is likely (though not guaranteed) to be in a condition similar to other graded comics in my listing of the same title and age. Without any other grading references, issues are generally in a condition common for their age. For example, issues from the 70’s or 80's should be expected to have some wear, yellowing of pages, etc.. Issues from the 90’s, on the other hand, are typically in nice condition, even if they are graded Good. Stickers or other markings in photos are almost always on the bags, not the comics themselves. I try to note if I see something on the actual comic cover.

Price: 148 USD

Location: Victoria, Minnesota

End Time: 2024-10-07T21:00:01.000Z

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