Unboxing Epic Hulk Comics Collection!

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Comic Book Shows and Finds:
   • Tarzan presents Edgar Rice Burroughs Weird Worlds #1
   • Power of Shazam #3, #29, #30, #40
   • Allstar Squadron #31, #65
3. Reed Comics Collection:
   • Iron Man vs. Hulk Covers: Iron Man #305, #247
4. Glorious DC Universe Logo Variants:
   • Legionnaires #9
   • Justice League #83
   • Justice League America #88
5. Incredible Hulk Bronze Age Finds:
   • Issues #205, #212, #213, #214, #223, #227, #228, #245, #254, #257, #265, #267, #282, #291, #299, #308, #312, #314, #315, #316, #319, #321, #322, #323, #325, #326, #331, #332, #333, #338, #341, #343, #344, #345, #347
6. Minor Key Discoveries:
   • Issues #370, #376
7. Other Valuable Finds:
   • Incredible Hulk #122, #161
   • Golden Age Discoveries: Daredevil #81, Crime and Punishment #18
8. Conclusion

Comic Book Haul: A Treasure Trove of Marvel and DC Gems

Comic book enthusiasts know the exhilaration that comes with stumbling upon a treasure trove of rare and nostalgic finds. After a prolonged absence, I found myself back on the hunt, this time at two local comic book shows. In this article, I'll share the exciting discoveries I made, ranging from beloved classics to minor keys and even a few Golden Age Gems. So grab a seat and join me on this thrilling Journey through the pages of Marvel and DC comics.

Comic Book Shows and Finds

At the first comic book Show, I stumbled upon some cheap yet intriguing books. Among my finds was Tarzan presents Edgar Rice Burroughs Weird Worlds #1, a beat-up but captivating issue featuring the beloved character John Carter. Additionally, I couldn't resist adding a few issues of Power of Shazam to my collection, specifically numbers 3, 29, 30, and 40.

In my relentless pursuit of completing series, I came across two gems from Allstar Squadron: issues #31 and #65. These showcased exceptional cover art, with highlights including a gripping Uncle Sam cover and the intriguing origins of both Johnny Quick and Liberty Bell.

Reed Comics Collection

Inspired by Chris Reed from Reed Comics 881, who collected Incredible Hulk versus The Thing covers, I serendipitously found myself drawn to Iron Man versus Hulk covers. My growing collection now includes Iron Man #305 and Iron Man #247. Though not explicitly labeled as a versus cover, the artwork brilliantly captures both characters in intense conflict.

Glorious DC Universe Logo Variants

One of my primary motivations for scouring comic book shows is the pursuit of the glorious DC Universe logo variants. After thorough searching, I managed to uncover a few gems, including Legionnaires #9 and Justice League #83. However, the star of the show was undoubtedly Justice League America #88, with its distinctive DC Universe logo variant cover.

Incredible Hulk Bronze Age Finds

The highlight of my comic book haul was undoubtedly the numerous Incredible Hulk issues I stumbled upon. These Bronze Age gems captured the essence of the Hulk's tumultuous world. Among the incredible discoveries were issues #205, #212, #213, and #214, featuring the iconic characters like Jack of Hearts and the original Avengers.

The collection continued with issues such as #223, #227, and #228, where the Hulk faced off against renowned adversaries. Noteworthy issues like #254, #257, and #265 further added depth and excitement to my growing collection.

The hunt for minor keys proved successful with findings such as issue #267, which introduced the captivating Western States Heroes, and issue #282, featuring the popular character Moonstone. Furthermore, I couldn't resist getting my hands on issue #299, which showcased a striking Doctor Strange cover.

Minor Key Discoveries

Apart from the Incredible Hulk issues, my persistence led me to several minor key discoveries. Notably, I found issues #370 and #376, both featuring epic confrontations between the Hulk and other formidable Marvel characters. The vibrant artwork on these covers alone was worth the acquisition.

Other Valuable Finds

As my search continued, I struck gold with a couple of gems that I had long coveted. First, I managed to snag Incredible Hulk #122 in pristine condition, a true testament to the Bronze Age greatness housed within its pages. Additionally, I finally acquired Incredible Hulk #161, a must-have for any collection due to its historic significance.

Amidst the excitement, I also stumbled upon two noteworthy Golden Age books that caught my eye. These prized possessions, Daredevil #81 and Crime and Punishment #18, were incredible additions to my collection. Their rich history and Timeless appeal make them true treasures of the comic book world.

Conclusion

The thrill of comic book hunting Never ceases to amaze me. From the excitement of unearthing rare finds to the joy of completing a beloved series, comic book shows offer a world of opportunities for collectors. My recent adventures resulted in an assortment of Marvel and DC gems, from Bronze Age classics to minor keys and even some Golden Age treasures. As I cherish these acquisitions, I can't help but eagerly anticipate the next comic book show, where new adventures and discoveries await. Stay tuned for more incredible finds – same time, same Channel!