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It is often a pleasure to buy comics. Not only do they help people spend their leisure an atmosphere of light but also to create an opportunity to gather wealth.
People buy comic books because it serves as their hobby. Collection is an intrinsic part of the purchase and a beautiful collection of BD could pave the way for a lot of money. Rare comic book worth hundreds of dollars draw the attention of buyers and collectors for their timeless appeal and value of antiques.
Some of the key aspects that influence collectors when they buy comic books, especially the rare, are:
1. CONDITION: Book Prize mint orders over state while the books in poor condition can be purchased at any case. Obviously, when new comics are extremely popular hard to find.
2. AVAILABILITY: The price is inversely proportional to the supply of comics, in a manner true to other goods. Thus, the decline in availability, high prices and vice versa. The availability of the old cartoon is literally impossible.
3. CHARACTER AND HISTORY: Comics that have popular characters like Superman, Spiderman, Batman and Tintin or a well-known story is more in demand those who are less known.
The purchase of these books that are rare is exciting and fun. Reading such books is fun while preserving the collection could bring to treasure according to the increase in its value with the passage of time.
Collectors can visit the library local and get a copy of their comic book coveted by physical examination. It also provides them an opportunity to take the help of some professionals and verify the claims of the seller. Interested buyers can also purchase comic books online. To this end, a PayPal account must be created normally. A guide to current prices would take a view of the books on offer and help one to assess whether the money requested is justified. However, it is desirable that the prospective purchaser acquires complete information the seller before closing the transaction. This must be done so that appropriate action can be taken if, after giving birth, we find that the state the book does not match the statements
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Superman: The Movie $16.97 Richard Donner's big-budget blockbuster Superman: The Movie is an immensely entertaining recounting of the origin of the famous comic book character. Opening on Krypton (where Marlon Brando plays Superman's father), the film follows the Man of Steel (Christopher Reeve) as he's sent to Earth where he develops his alter-ego Clark Kent and is raised by a Midwestern family. In no time, the movie has run through his teenage years, and Clark gets a job at the Daily Planet, where he is a news reporter. It's there that he falls in love with Lois Lane (Margot Kidder), who is already in love with Superman. But the love story is quickly sidetracked once the villainous Lex Luthor (Gene Hackman) launches a diabolical plan to conquer the world and kill Superman. Superman: The Movie is filled with action, special effects and a surprising amount of humor. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi Guide camping it up wonderfully. |
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Superman - The Movie $33.93 Richard Donner's big-budget blockbuster Superman: The Movie is an immensely entertaining recounting of the origin of the famous comic book character. Opening on Krypton (where Marlon Brando plays Superman's father), the film follows the Man of Steel (Christopher Reeve) as he's sent to Earth where he develops his alter-ego Clark Kent and is raised by a Midwestern family. In no time, the movie has run through his teenage years, and Clark gets a job at the Daily Planet, where he is a news reporter. It's there that he falls in love with Lois Lane (Margot Kidder), who is already in love with Superman. But the love story is quickly sidetracked once the villainous Lex Luthor (Gene Hackman) launches a diabolical plan to conquer the world and kill Superman. Superman: The Movie is filled with action, special effects and a surprising amount of humor. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi Guide camping it up wonderfully. |
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Adventures of Superman - Complete Series $127.96 Containing one of the most instantly recognizable intro sequences to a TV show (Look up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's Superman!), THE ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN was the first attempt to bring the comic book character to television screens. This first season originally aired in 1952, and established great cinematic characters such as Lois Lane (Phyllis Coates), Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson), and of course Clark Kent (George Reeves) himself. By day Kent attempts to live an anonymous existence as a reporter for the Daily Planet, but when trouble comes calling, he transforms into Superman, the last survivor from the planet Krypton. The first six seasons of the show are included on this release. |
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Superman: 4 Film Favorites [WS] [2 Discs] $15.25 Starting in 1978, the SUPERMAN films starring Christopher Reeve helped reignite waning interest in the superhero genre; its influence can be felt all the way into the big-budget comic-book films of the '90s and '00s. This collection presents SUPERMAN, SUPERMAN II, SUPERMAN III, and SUPERMAN IV: THE QUEST FOR PEACE. Please see individual titles for complete synopsis information. |
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Cartoon Crazys: Comic Book Heroes $8.49 All your favorite characters from the printed page find new life in these classic animated tales. Featuring Superman, Popeye, Little Lulu, Betty Boop and others. |
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Max Fleischer's Superman $8.49 In 1941, ace animators Max Fleischer and Dave Fleischer, who had previously brought Popeye the Sailor, Koko the Clown, and Betty Boop to the screen, released the first in a series of full-color cartoons that brought to life the adventures of America's Number One comic book hero, Superman. This DVD release collects nine of the classic Fleischer Superman adventures, including The Mad Scientist, The Mechanical Monsters, Electronic Earthquake, Billion Dollar Limited, The Arctic Giant, The Bulleteers, The Magnetic Telescope, Volcano, and Terror on the Midway. The cartoons have been visually restored using digital image processing technology, and the audio has been remixed for 5.1 Surround stereo playback. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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Superman [Special Edition Collector's Box] $79.95 Richard Donner's big-budget blockbuster Superman: The Movie is an immensely entertaining recounting of the origin of the famous comic book character. Opening on Krypton (where Marlon Brando plays Superman's father), the film follows the Man of Steel (Christopher Reeve) as he's sent to Earth where he develops his alter-ego Clark Kent and is raised by a Midwestern family. In no time, the movie has run through his teenage years, and Clark gets a job at the Daily Planet, where he is a news reporter. It's there that he falls in love with Lois Lane (Margot Kidder), who is already in love with Superman. But the love story is quickly sidetracked once the villainous Lex Luthor (Gene Hackman) launches a diabolical plan to conquer the world and kill Superman. Superman: The Movie is filled with action, special effects and a surprising amount of humor. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi |
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Superman - Max Fleischer Cartoon Set $8.49 Superman: The Ultimate Max Fleischer Cartoon CollectionThe 17 original animated Max Fleischer studios cartoons, based on the comic book character, Superman, released by Paramount Pictures were shown monthly at movie theaters from September 9th 1941 to July 30th 1943. Each cartoon is brimming with action and special effects, beautifully drawn and colored, braced with fabulous background paintings and brought to life with realistic movement.Source: VCI Home Video (Video Communications, Inc.) |
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Batman Superman Movie, The $11.02 If given the chance, would Batman have the hots for Lois Lane? Would Lex Luthor get along well with The Joker? And what, if anything, would be left for Robin to do? All these questions and more are answered in this conflation of two of the most venerable comic book legends, The Batman Superman Movie. Up to his old tricks, The Joker has stolen a priceless statue from the Gotham City museum. When Batman learns that the green figurine is made of Kryptonite, however, he knows this isn't your ordinary evil caper. The Caped Crusader sets off for Metropolis to tell the Man of Steel the news, and along the way, he falls for the beguiling beauty of Lois Lane. ~ Michael Hastings, Rovi |
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Superman-Red Son Motion Comics $19.51 This collection includes animated adaptations of the Superman: Red Son comic book, bundled into twelve episodes that place Superman and his nefarious villains in the Soviet Union instead of the United States. This Motion Comics Series mixes alternate versions of DC super-heroes and villains with alternate-reality versions of real political figures such as Joseph Stalin and John F. Kennedy, spanning the years 1950-2000. ** PLEASE NOTE: This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. These discs are expected to play back in DVD video Play Only devices and may not play back in other DVD devices, including Recorders and PC Drives.** |
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Superman $11.69 Just a few years before he would write himself into the annals of comic-book history with his ground-breaking Watchmen series, writer Alan Moore worked on a few definitive Superman stories for DC Comics. This updated edition releases Moore's work with Cur |
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Superman Returns/Justice League-Ju $28.01 SUPERMAN RETURNS: For five years, Superman (Brandon Routh) has been away from Earth, coaxed into space by a belief that Krypton may still exist. Finding nothing, he comes back to a changed world--not only has terrorism become rampant, but Lois Lane (Kate Bosworth) has married, started a family, and won the Pulitzer for her piece Why the World Doesn't Need Superman. After a stop in Smallville to see his adopted mother (Eva Marie Saint), Superman is back in Metropolis, and Clark Kent has his old job back at the Daily Planet, with everyone still incredibly oblivious to his alter ego. But where there's Superman, there's Lex Luthor (Kevin Spacey), and he is likely to be planning something dastardly--in this case, using a piece of pilfered kryptonite to grow an entirely new continent that he will control. JUSTICE LEAGUE: JUSTICE ON TRIAL: The Cartoon Network delighted millions of comic book fans when they reunited SUPERFRIENDS in this animated update that introduces a hip new look and additional characters more in tune with the 21st century. Vintage superheroes Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman team with a completely revamped Green Lantern, new addition Hawkgirl, and lesser-knowns The Flash and Martian Manhunter to combat villains in an interplanetary quest for justice. This volume includes a pair of two-part episodes: Blackest Knight and The Enemy Below. |
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Look, Up in the Sky - The Amazing Story of Superman $12.74 From the comic book to the silver screen and beyond, few superheroes have left such a lasting impression on the fantasy-loving masses as mild-mannered Daily Planet-reporter-turned-high-flying-bull etproof-do-gooder Superman. In this documentary set to celebrate the release of X-Men director Bryan Singer's 2006 film Superman Returns, the exciting history of the Man of Steel is told through interviews and archival footage of past Superman films, television shows, and comics. A special sneak preview of newly released footage from Superman Returns ensured that fans received a comprehensive history of their favorite caped crusader that led right up to the release of the highly anticipated film. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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The Adventures of Superman: Seasons 1-4 [15 Discs] $95.96 Containing one of the most instantly recognizable intro sequences to a TV show (Look up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's Superman!), THE ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN was the first attempt to bring the comic book character to television screens. This first season originally aired in 1952, and established great cinematic characters such as Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, and of course Clark Kent himself. By day Kent attempts to live an anonymous existence as a reporter for the Daily Planet, but when trouble comes calling, he transforms himself into Superman, the last survivor from the planet Krypton. George Reeves convincingly played Superman throughout the first season of the show, and returned to play the Man of Steel in all of the subsequent seasons. This complete collection of episodes from the first four seasons of THE ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN, which was hugely popular in its day, affords viewers the chance to wallow in some awesome retro TV action. |
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The Adventures of Superman: Seasons 1 and 2 [10 Discs] $67.96 Containing one of the most instantly recognizable intro sequences to a TV show (Look up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's Superman!), THE ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN was the first attempt to bring the comic book character to television screens. Great cinematic characters such as Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, and of course Clark Kent himself were established on the show, with Kent attempting to live an anonymous existence as a reporter for the Daily Planet by day, but transforming into Superman, the last survivor from the planet Krypton, when trouble comes calling. George Reeves plays the Man of Steel in this complete collection of episodes from the first and second season of the show. |
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Superman: Complete Collection [4 Pack/WS] - Widescreen $59.99 Includes:Superman: The Movie (1978), MPAA Rating: PG Superman II (1980), MPAA Rating: PG Superman III (1983), MPAA Rating: PG Superman IV: The Quest for Peace (1987), MPAA Rating: PG Superman: The Movie Richard Donner's big-budget blockbuster Superman: The Movie is an immensely entertaining recounting of the origin of the famous comic book character. Opening on Krypton (where Marlon Brando plays Superman's father), the film follows the Man of Steel (Christopher Reeve) as he's sent to ... |
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Christopher Reeve Superman Collection [8 Discs] - $59.99 Includes:Superman: The Movie (1978), MPAA Rating: PG Superman II (1980), MPAA Rating: PG Superman III (1983), MPAA Rating: PG Superman IV: The Quest for Peace (1987), MPAA Rating: PG Superman: The Movie Richard Donner's big-budget blockbuster Superman: The Movie is an immensely entertaining recounting of the origin of the famous comic book character. Opening on Krypton (where Marlon Brando plays Superman's father), the film follows the Man of Steel (Christopher Reeve) as he's sent to ... |
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It's Superman! $4.48 The world's most popular and enduring super hero and acclaimed novelist Tom De Haven come together to create the extraordinary "It's Superman " a novel that reinvents the early years of the Man of Steel. Opening with the young Clark Kent on a date, the novel takes an entirely fresh approach to the emergence of his superpowers and the start of his newspaper career, following him from rural 1930s Kansas across america to Hollywood in its golden age, and then to New York City. He meets a worldly Lois Lane and conniving political boss Lex Luthor, and begins his battles against criminal masterminds, mad scientists, and supervillains inspired by fascists. Sure to appeal to fans of the TV show "Smallville" and the novel "The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay," as well as devoted comic book readers, "It's Superman" is a fun and fast-paced novel of thrilling invention, heroic escapades, ill-fitting costumes, and super-sized coming-of-age angst. |
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Adventures of Superman - Complete Third and Fourth Seasons $33.96 The producers of The Adventures of Superman, in an amazing leap of faith in the longevity of their program and its appeal, and the future of broadcast and home-viewing technology, chose to shoot the series in color starting with the third season, even though they were only printed in black-and-white until 1965. And to cover the increased costs -- including the need to shoot entirely new stock footage, build new sets, test every article of wardrobe and set decoration to see that it photographed well in color but also in the black-and-white that would be printed for at least a decade, and redesign and reconceive the Superman costume, etc. -- they limited the 1955 season to 13 new episodes instead of the usual 26. A similar strategy was followed for the fourth season, and the two have been combined in one five-platter package by Warner Home Video. The series by this time was oriented more toward preteens than to the wider family audience that the first two seasons had been aimed at; the actors portraying criminals played their roles much more broadly, for comic-relief effect, and the plots reflected the increasingly juvenile level of the comic book itself, which, in the mid-'50s, seemed aimed at challenging elementary-school readers. However, the best of the episodes -- and that's easily half of what's in this set -- also contained ideas and humor that could appeal to any teenagers or adults watching, so that they wouldn't tune out. With the deez, dem, dose dialect employed by the actors portraying mobsters, we also got fascinating elements of science fiction, in a story called The Deadly Rock, and human interest by the gallon in The Wedding of Superman and The Girl Who Hired Superman (of which the latter also included pretty good crime and suspense elements). The full-screen (1.33:1) film-to-video transfers are a bit uneven in quality but always impressive, either for their sharpness and detail or the depth of their color in certain scenes. Some sequences also show a surprising amount of wear and blemishes, and other sequences, such as the ten-minute mark in the episode Superman Week, seem washed out and grainy. The most interesting and entertaining moment from a technical standpoint comes from that episode, which includes a television interview with the Man of Steel; it's a transcendent moment in the melding of time and technology to see the black-and-white image of Superman on the screen in the middle of the color setting for the rest of the shot. Despite the low-level of sophistication in the plotting, there are some entertaining episodes in these two seasons. The Seven Souvenirs, which introduced Phil Tead to the cast (he would later play a very different recurring character), offers an intriguing mystery and also an early look at a manifestation of the cult of celebrity. Generally it's all satisfying viewing, and the sound has also been handled well; the score (which is sometimes amazingly lush, as in the action scenes from The Ta |
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Was Superman a Spy?: And Other Comic Book Legends Revealed $13.98 Fascinating and often bizarre true stories behind more than 130 urban legends about comic book culture "Was Superman a Spy?" demystifies all of the interesting stories, unbelievable anecdotes, wacky rumors, and persistent myths that have piled up like priceless back issues in the seventy-plus years of the comic book industry, including: * Elvis Presley's trademark hairstyle was based on a comic book character (True) * Stan Lee featured a gay character in one of Marvel's 1960s war comics (False) * Wolverine of the X-Men was originally meant to be an actual wolverine (True) * What would have been DC's first black superhero was changed at the last moment to a white hero (True) * A Dutch inventor was blocked from getting a patent on a process because it had been used previously in a Donald Duck comic book (True) With many more legends resolved, "Was Superman a Spy?" is a must-have for the legions of comic book fans and all seekers of "truth, justice, and the American way." |
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Superman - Vintage Comic $19.99 Superman - Vintage Comic - T-Shirt |
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Superman 3 $16.97 In a major departure from the tone of the preceding two Superman adventure films, this mix of vile deeds and fantasy heroics drops the S out of cosmic and goes for comic instead. Right at the starting gate, Gus Gorman (Richard Pryor) and a subsequent slapstick sequence upstage (Christopher Reeves again), who later develops an identity crisis. Gorman, newly trained as a computer whiz, starts working for a conglomerate run by the corporate nemesis Ross Webster (Robert Vaughn), intent on world domination. Gorman is sent to Superman's small town of Smallville to wipe out Columbia's coffee crop by fiddling with the computer side of a weather satellite. Clark Kent is in town for his class reunion, leading Superman to clash with Gorman, which in turn, leads Gorman to develop a hybrid red Kryptonite. Unwittingly, since Gorman's wits are always in doubt, the Red Kryptonite causes Superman to split into a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde schizophrenia -- but in two separate bodies. As the evil Superman swaggers around town, megalomaniac Ross Webster has other tricks in mind -- and in one of the more memorable action scenes (interspersed with a video game sequence), Superman is chased through the Grand Canyon by a fast-flying, very determined missile. Lana Lang (Annette O'Toole) is on hand for romantic interest (Margot Kidder only appears briefly -- she was growing tired of Lois Lane). ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi Movie Guide |
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4 Film Favorites: Superman (DVD) $7.43 Starting in 1978, the SUPERMAN films starring Christopher Reeve helped reignite waning interest in the superhero genre; its influence can be felt all the way into the big-budget comic-book films of the `90s and `00s. This collection presents SUPERMAN, SUPERMAN II, SUPERMAN III, and SUPERMAN IV: THE QUEST FOR PEACE. Please see individual titles for complete synopsis information. |
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Comic Book Confidential $16.96 Though aimed at those fastidious comic book collectors who spend exorbitant sums for old DC first editions (only to leave them unread and wrapped in plastic), Comic Book Confidential manages to convey the fanaticism and fun of this hobby to non-aficionados. Canadian director Ron Mann traces the history of the comic book industry, the idiotic purging of so-called violent comics in the 1950s, and the growth of the collectibles industry. Throughout the film, any comic book which does not meet Mann's exacting standards is trashed (Dell and Harvey, beware!) Among those interviewed are Marvel Comics mavens Stan Lee and Jack Kirby and EC mentors William M. Gaines and Will Elder. The underground comix movement is represented by Robert Crumb. Though he clearly loves comics, Ron Mann might have more successfully conveyed this with fewer clever camera angles. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
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Superman Comic Book Cover Heavy Gauge Metal Sign $12.99 Decorate any room with some comic book style! Retro-styled and crafted from heavy gauge metal. Great for your home or office! Superman is hailed as "The Man of Steel", "The Man of Tomorrow", and "The Last Son of Krypton" by the public in the comic book world. As Clark Kent, Superman lives among humans as a "mild-mannered reporter" for the Metropolis newspaper The Daily Planet. Truly one of the most legendary super heroes in popular culture, his appeal is timeless. Measures 11-inches tall x 7 1/4-inches wide. Bring home this Superman Comic Book Cover Heavy Gauge Metal Sign today! |
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Superman - B/W Comic $19.99 Superman - B/W Comic - Fabric Poster |
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Comic Book Superheroes Unmasked $16.96 Taking the evolution of the comic book as its subject, this History Channel documentary stands out by merit of its comprehensive scope and insight. Beginning with the early days of 1930s vigilantes and the patriotic characters of the 1940s, the program reveals the current complexity and range found in the pages of contemporary graphic novels, and explores the ways that cultural climates and popular attitudes are reflected in comic books. All the heavyweights weigh in, including Neil Gaiman (THE SANDMAN), Frank Miller (THE DARK KNIGHT RETURNS), Stan Lee (SPIDER-MAN, THE SILVER SURFER), Kevin Smith (CHASING AMY), Will Eisner (THE SPIRIT), and others. Keith David, who voiced Spawn from the TV show, narrates the program, which is presented by Peta Wilson (LA FEMME NIKITA). In addition to the star-studded cast, however, the documentary has a lot to offer fans and neophytes alike, with analyses of the role of collecting in the comic book world, and the creation of such seminal entities as DC Comics and Marvel as well as characters like Dark Horse, the Incredible Hulk, and Wonder Women. Contextualizing the innovations and progress of the art form, this documentary is not just an important exploration of the graphic arts, but a fascinating look back at the shifting cultural concerns of a nation. |
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Superman #224 Comic Cover T-Shirt $18.99 Superman #224 Comic Cover T-Shirt. Based on a classic issue from the vast and expansive Superman comic book library, impress your friends with this 100% cotton, high-quality, pre-shrunk caroline blue t-shirt. Machine washable. Order yours today! General Sizing Chart - Measurements not exact, some may vary. Size Small Medium Large X-Large XX-Large Chest Width 18-inches 20-inches 22-inches 24-inches 26-inches Shirt Length 27-inches 29-inches 31-inches 32-inches 33-inches |
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Superman #218 Comic Cover T-Shirt $18.99 Superman #218 Comic Cover T-Shirt. Based on a classic issue from the vast and expansive Superman comic book library, impress your friends with this 100% cotton, high-quality, pre-shrunk black t-shirt. Machine washable. Order yours today! General Sizing Chart - Measurements not exact, some may vary. Size Small Medium Large X-Large XX-Large Chest Width 18-inches 20-inches 22-inches 24-inches 26-inches Shirt Length 27-inches 29-inches 31-inches 32-inches 33-inches |
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Superman Issue #1 Comic Book Peel and Stick Decal $29.99 The Man of Steel on your wall! Features the original cover of the Superman #1 comic! Wall decal is easy to apply, remove, and reposition. This poster makes a great gift for any comic book fan! Celebrate the rich history of DC Comics' long-running Superman series with this giant wall decal. Measuring just under 3-feet high, this massive poster brings the iconic cover of Superman #1 (originally published in 1939) right to your wall! Application is easy: just peel the precut sticker from its liner and smooth it out on your wall or any other flat surface. The 33-inch tall x 24-inch wide comic-cover poster is fully removable, repositionable, and reusable, so you can adjust the design as you please. Coordinate this poster with the rest of your Superman wall decor, or try mixing and matching with other comic covers for a full room effect. It makes a great gift for any comic book fan! Other Superman wall decor and comic covers sold separately. |
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Great Comic Book Heroes $7.87 The editorial cartoonist examines the American art form which produced comic book heroes such as Batman, Superman, and Captain Marvel in the nineteen-thirties and forties. |
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Comic Book Villains $8.48 In a sleepy small town there are two vibrant comic books stores that are rival universes unto themselves. Events spiral absurdly, violently out of control when the owners of the two shops -- nerdy hipster Ray (Donal Logue) and the nebbishy husband and wife team of Norman and Judy (Michael Rapaport and Natasha Lyonne) -- compete for a priceless collection of books left by the dead son of elderly Mrs. Cresswell (Eileen Brennan). Ray's friend, Archie (D.J. Qualls), tries to stop Ray from hiring a sleazy thief (Cary Elwes), but to no avail. Things get very ugly indeed. ~ Buzz McClain, Rovi |
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Comic King $8.46 Nicholas Tse stars in this genre bending comedy about two comic book writers who fall for the same woman. Both artists have yet to master their social skills, and so resort to creating comic book heroes to both fight out their friendly rivalry and provide advice for getting the girl. However, their lives take a turn for the weird when their creations come to life and begin advising them for real. |
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Adult Superman Costume - Superman Costumes $27.48 Adult Superman Costume This Superman Costume includes the Superman costume cape, belt and jumpsuit with attached boot tops.The Superman Costume is 100% Polyester. Hand wash cool water. Line dry. No bleach. This Superman Costume is an officially licensed Superman product. Superman is the last survivor of the planet Krypton. He was raised as Clark Kent in Smallville and became a reporter for a newspaper called The Daily Planet in the city of Metropolis. Kryptonite is a rock from his home planet. It can weaken and potentially kill Superman. Superman is also a member of a group of comic book Super Heros known as the Justice League. Gender: Male Age: Adult Theme: Superheroes Size: Adult XL Color: As Shown |
