Lot of 5 DC Comics - inc. Superman vs Spiderman & Superman vs. Muhammad Ali

$

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5 DC Comics - inc. Superman vs Spiderman & Superman vs. Muhammad Ali

Superman v. Muhammad Ali, #C56, 1978

• Arguably the most famous treasury comic ever published, this book has developed a cult following, well beyond any other comic of its type. Probably the cross-pollination of comics and sports has earned this book its extended life. Everyone knows the story by now--both Ali and Superman claim that title, so they have a fight to determine who really is Earth's top fighter. Superman fights under a red sun, to make it fair. Anyway, Ali actually beats Superman! Great, classic cover by Adams (of course) featuring dozens of celebrities--real and fake--watching the fight. Where else do you get to see Batman, President Jimmy Carter, Johnny Carson, the Sweathogs, and Kurt Vonnegut mingle? Artist & Writer: Denny O'Neil, Neal Adams (Author), Dick Giordano (Illustrator)

Superman vs. The Amazing Spider-Man, #37995,1976

• Probably the most exciting comic book ever produced. The first time superheroes from DC and Marvel met. This remains a real classic of superhero comics. It has a good sense of humor, the plot is huge enough to warrant the first-ever DC-Marvel crossover. The book comes with a evolution-of-a-cover page, and you can see it was worth all the effort. This is a really beautifully executed cover and book. The first DC-Marvel crossover, and still the best. Artists: Gerry Conway (Writer), Ross Andru (illustrator), Dick Giordano (Inker)

Superman vs. Wonder Woman, #C54, 1977

• The first of the Superman title fights. Villainy is provided by Baron Blitzkrieg (not his real name), with cameos by FDR and Albert Einstein! Beautiful splash pages and cover (by Lopez and Dan Adkins). The cover rightfully appears in the new book Superman Cover to Cover as an example one of the finest Superman comic covers. Artists: Gerry Conway (Writer)and Jose Luis Garcia Lopez (Illustrator)

• All-new story by Paul Levitz and Mike Grell--"The Millennium Massacre!" The Legion takes on the Time Trapper, Saturn Girl and Lightning Lad get married, and lots of fights and flying around! Also has a section on the origins and powers of the Legion members.

Famous First Edition #F7 - All-Star Comics #3- 1975

• Justice Society of America: "The First Meeting of the Justice Society of America" (60 pages) Gardner F. Fox (Writer), Everett E. Hibbard (Artist), Sheldon Moldoff (Artist), Bernard Baily (Artist), Sheldon Mayer (Artist), Chad Grothkopf (Artist), Howard Sherman (Artist), Ben Flinton (Artist), Mart Nodell (Artist). Publication Date: Jun/Jul 1975 (onsale 03/06/1975) From All-Star Comics #3, Winter 1940

All are tabloid-sized (10 x 13-1/2) with soft cover.

Domestic sales only.