Strange Tales #110 CGC 4.5 RESTORED 1963 1618324007 1st app. Doctor Strange
Key Comics & First Appearances. Strange Tales #110 CGC 4.5 RESTORED 1963 1618324007 1st app. CGC 4.5 Restored Restored: C2.
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Cover pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Dick Ayers. Doctor Strange makes his landmark first appearance in this issue in Dr. Strange Master of Black Magic! , a 5-page back-up story, script by Steve Ditko (plot) and Stan Lee (script), art by Steve Ditko; Doctor Strange is called on by a man having bad dreams, and confronts Nightmare; The mans dreams reveal that he is guilty of fraud and Strange makes him confess; First appearances of Nightmare, the Ancient One, and Wong.
The Human Torch is cover featured in The Human Torch vs. The Wizard and Paste-Pot Pete! , script by Stan Lee (plot) and Ernie Hart as H. Huntley (script), art by Dick Ayers; Johnny practices on his obstacle course, then thinks back on his adventures with The Wizard and Paste-Pot Pete; By a wild coincidence, Pete breaks The Wizard out of jail and the two join forces.
, script by Stan Lee (plot) and Larry Lieber (script), pencils by Larry Lieber, inks by Matt Fox; A space expedition discovers what they believe is a savage human-like species and flee, not suspecting that they are an advanced psychic race able to meet all their needs through thought. This item is a consignment.This item is a consignment, which means that the price has been set by the consignor rather than by MyComicShop. We take pride in our accurate, consistent grading.
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