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Aquaman vs The Sub-Mariner
Art by Shawn McManus
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The Comic Art Of Kevin Maguire
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‘Spider-Man Noir’ print series by Marko Manev.
Officially licensed 13" x19" giclee prints, in numbered limited editions of 200 for $45 each or $170 for the 4 print set.
On sale Tuesday January 18 at 12pm ET through Bottleneck Gallery.
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‘Loki’ by Doaly.
Officially licensed 18" x 24" screen print, in a numbered limited edition of 150 for $50.
On sale Saturday October 9 at 1pm ET through Grey Matter Art.
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Marvel Comics Super Special #6 “Jaws 2” (1978), cover by Bob Larkin
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Marvel Comics’ Super Heroes lunch box (1976)
Had this Marvel lunch box as a kid.
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Pizzazz Magazine, November 1977
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Officially licensed ‘The Concept Art of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’ Print Series (Part IV).
- 'Avengers: Infinity War’ by Ryan Meinerding. 24" x 11" giclee on Acid-Free Somerset Velvet paper, in a numbered limited edition of 200 for $45.
- 'The Avengers’ by Ryan Meinerding. 24" x 10½" giclee on Acid-Free Somerset Velvet paper, in a numbered limited edition of 200 for $45.
- 'Black Panther’ by Jackson Sze. 24" x 11" giclee on Acid-Free Somerset Velvet paper, in a numbered limited edition of 125 for $45.
- 'Spider-Man: Homecoming’ by Ryan Meinerding. 24" x 12" giclee on Acid-Free Somerset Velvet paper, in a numbered limited edition of 150 for $45.
- 'Thor Ragnarok’ by Andy Park. 16" x 24" giclee on Acid-Free Somerset Velvet paper, in a numbered limited edition of 150 for $45.
- 'Captain America’ by Ryan Meinerding. 13" x 20" giclee on Acid-Free Somerset Velvet paper, in a numbered limited edition of 125 for $50.
Also available as a set of 6 prints for $260.
On sale Thursday March 4 at 1pm ET through Grey Matter Art.
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Silver Screen Heroes: Vision And The Scarlet Witch by Joe Phillips
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TV/movie/music/games ice of all your favorite heroes. Plus KISS.
I was fascinated by these. They were designed obviously: they were products of creative thinking. They were abstract art in a way. The essence of KISS, translated into three colors: black, red, white. Star Trek—“phaserberry flavour”. I used to think about such things as a kid, long after I had finished my ice cream. No wonder my parents were always worried.
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Aquaman And The Thing by Ramona Fradon
