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AT BERSERKER BOOKS WE'RE ALWAYS ADDING NEW AFFORDABLE BOOKS, COMICS, AND DVDS FROM OUR PRIVATE SUPPLY. MOST OF OUR ITEMS HAVE BEEN KEPT IN PRISTINE CONDITION, PERFECT FOR COLLECTING AS WELL AS READING. WE ALSO REVIEW BOOKS, MOVIES, COMICS, AND DISCUSS THE ART OF FINE ILLUSTRATION.
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Comics
ALL-STAR WESTERN # 11.
30420
$15.00
DC Comics, 1972, All-Star Western, May #11, Volume 3 (30420). 52 pages, in very good condition to near fine (4.5 grade), with some slight degration along front cover edge, corner bump, and tiny chip on back cover edge. All else relatively clean, solid and fully intact and lays mostly flat. Contains four stories; The Hundred Dollar Bill (Jonah Hex, his second appearance in a comic book story), written by JOHN ALBANO and illustrated by TONY DE ZUNIGA, Satan's Sanctuary (El Diablo), written by SERGIO ARAGONES and illustrated by GRAY MORROW, Buffalo-Hide Bandits (Pow-Wow Smith), written by GARDNER FOX and illustrated by CARMINE INFANTINO, and also Brothers (Bat Lash), written by SERGIO ARAGONES & DENNY O'NEIL and illustrated by NICK CARDY. Sells for $75 in very fine condition(8.0); our copy is in very good condition (4.5), and priced at $15, which includes all shipping costs. 
BATMAN # 349.
$5.00
DC Comics, 1982, Batman, Volume 43, July #349. Very good to near fine condition (5.0 grade), still has clean & flat appearance. Contains two stories; Blood Sport (Part 1), written by GERRY CONWAY, with pencils by GENE COLAN and inks by ALFRED ALCALA, and Part 2 of a Catwoman tale (continued from issue #348); The Man The Bullet The Cat, written by BRUCE JONES, with pencils by TREVOR VON EEDEN and inks by LARRY MAHLSTEDT. $5 price includes shipping costs. 
BATMAN # 470.
$5.00
DC Comics, 1991, Batman, October #470. In near fine condition (6.0 grade), a nice, virtually unblemished copy with zero defects; still shiny, flat and tight. Contains Part 15 of War of the Gods (continued in issue #471), written by ALAN GRANT, with pencils by NORM BREYFOGLE and inks by RICH BURCHETT. Edited by DENNIS O'NEIL. $5 price includes all shipping costs. 
COMBAT # 32.
12-128-212
$5.00
Dell Publishing, 1962, Combat, October-December #6. In good condition (3.5 grade), with some soiling on back cover and edge wear. Contains four stories, all in full color; Bomber Raids, Raid on Regensburg, A Slight Difference, and El Alamein. All illustrations by SAM GLANZMAN (?). $5 price includes all shipping costs. 
GRIMM'S GHOST STORIES # 1.
10272-201
$8.00
Gold Key, Western Publishing 1972, Grimm's Ghost Stories #1 (10272-201). In good condition (3.5 grade), with some corner and edge creases, corner bumps and staple stress creases. Only light soiling overall, still intact, and interior pages in fine condition. Contains four stories (plus an intro page introducing host Hephzibah Grimm); Old Ghosts Home, written by ARNOLD DRAKE with art by JOHN CELARDO, The Walking Bones, written by DON ARNESON with pencils by JOE CERTA and inks by DON ARNESON, A Goodly Crew, writer unknown, with art by JACK SPARLING, and also The Ghost Writer's Vengeance, writer unknown, with art by LUIS DOMINGUEZ. $8 price includes all shipping costs. 
HOW THE WEST WAS WON.
10074-307
$5.00
Gold Key Comics, 1963, How The West Was Won, 10074-307. About good condition (3.0 grade); some spine rolling, soiling to front and back and edges, staple creases, and general usage wear. Still solid and intact overall. Interior pages supple and clean. Adapted from the MGM motion picture How The West Was Won, filmed in Cinerama, and starring HENRY FONDA, JAMES STEWART, RICHARD WIDMARK, GREGORY PECK, DEBBIE REYNOLDS, and many others notable actors. Interior art is attributed to WARREN TUFTS (?). Cover artist unknown. $5 price includes all shipping costs. 
THE JETSONS # 1.
$15.00
Gold Key Comics, 1963, The Jetsons, January #1. In good condition (4.0 grade) ; all pages intact, cover attached, edge wear, staple creases, some light soiling, general wear from age and use. Still lays flat, and cover has no significant creases; still in good shape all things considered. Note* On the splash page Astro the Dog has had his tongue colored by RED CRAYON; that is the only instance I found among the pages. The first comic book based on the prime-time animated sitcom that aired on September 23, 1962 (Sunday evening). Cover and interior artist (s) unknown. Copyright (1962) Hannah-Barberra Productions. Usually sells for $30-40.00 in 4.0 condition; Berserker price is $15.00 (includes all shipping costs). 
MERRILL'S MARAUDERS.
12-510-301
$5.00
Dell Publishing, 1962, Merrill's Marauders, Movie Classic (12-510-301). In good condition (3.5) or better, with only slight wear from usage (still lays flat however), and some very light soiling. Minor creasing around staples but still solid with some ink transfer onto splash page (only minor) from inside cover photo advertisement (promoting the film the comic is based on). Interior artist unknown (possibly GERALD MCCANN ?). Cover is a still photograph from the film. Adapted from the 1962 motion picture Merrill's Marauders, starring JEFF CHANDLER, TY HARDIN and CLAUDE AKINS. $5 price includes all shipping costs. 
MIGHTY MARVEL WESTERN #7.
$8.00
Marvel Comics, 1970, Mighty Marvel Western, January #7, Volume 1. In good to very good condition (4.0 grade). Solid and intact, with some minor creasing, slight spine roll, pages-edge soiling and some small edge tears and chips. Still lays mostly flat, shiny with interior pages very clean and unblemished. Cover art by HERB TRIMPE. Contains four stories; The Menacing Masquerader Strikes Again, written by LARRY LIEBER with art by CARL HUBBELL, and The Unbeatable Mr. Brown, written by STAN LEE with art by JACK KELLER, and Draw On Sight, written by STAN LEE with art by JACK KELLER, and also Showdown With Billy the Kid, written by LARRY LIEBER with pencils by DICK AYERS and inks by MIKE ESPOSITO. All stories reprinted from Rawhide Kid #50 (Feb 1956), Kid Colt Outlaw 112 (Sept 1963), Kid Colt Outlaw #72 (May 1957), and Two Gun Kid #80 (March 1966), respectively. Sixty-eight pages all in full color. $8 price includes all shipping costs. 
MONSTERS ON THE PROWL, August # 12.
$8.00
Marvel Comics, 1971, Monsters On The Prowl, August #12. In very good condition (4.5). Still lays flat and fully intact, with some age-yellowing on back cover, mild staple creases and edge wear (mostly along the outer right edge). Interior pages in very fine shape, with no markings at all; a nice copy overall. Cover by JACK KIRBY and DICK AYERS. Stories included are: I Defied Gomdulla--The Living Pharaoh!, written and drawn by DICK AYERS & JACK KIRBY (reprinted from Journey Into Mystery #61), When the Space Beast Attacks, written and drawn by DICK AYERS & JACK KIRBY (reprinted from Tales to Astonish #29) The Maiden and the Monster (script and illustrator unknown). $8 price includes all shipping costs. 
SHOWCASE FEATURING MANHUNTER 2070 # 92.
$8.00
DC Comics, 1970, Showcase featuring Manhunter 2070, August #92. In very good condition (4.0 grade), with minimal soiling, staple creases, corner bump, and at least one small chip along edge. Still solid and flat with glossy cover and clean interior pages. Contains one story; DOA, written and illustrated by MIKE SEKOWSKY, with inks by FRANK GIACOIA. Cover by MIKE SEKOWSKY with inks by DICK GIORDANO. $8 price includes all shipping costs. 
SUB-MARINER # 42.
02455
$6.00
Marvel Comics, 1971, Sub-Mariner, October #48, Volume 1. In very good condition (4.0 grade), with crease along spine, some corner bumps, still clean overall and lays mostly flat. Contains the story, And A House Whose Name... is Death, written by GERRY CONWAY, with pencils by GEORGE TUSKA and inks by JIM MOONEY. Edited by STAN LEE. Cover art by GIL KANE and FRANK GIACOIA. $6 price includes all shipping costs. 
TALES OF SUSPENSE # 44.
$80.00
Marvel Comics Group, 1963, Tales of Suspense, Volume 1, August #44, in good condition (4.0 grade) ; all pages intact, cover attached, soiling on back cover. Front cover has the usual edge wear, staple creases, and general wear from age and use, some light soiling. However, there are no significant creases to the front cover, only minor; it's still lays flat and is in collectible shape. Cover art by JACK KIRBY, interior art by DON HECK, lettering by SAM ROSEN. Written by STAN LEE and ROBERT BERNSTEIN. "Iron Man faces the Menace of the Mad Pharoah!" The very important 6th appearance of Iron Man (Tony Stark). Usually sells for $100-130.00 in 4.0 condition; our price is $80.00 (includes all shipping costs). 
UNEXPECTED # 137.
30705
$10.00
DC Comics, 1972, Unexpected, July #137, Volume 17. In very good condition (4.0 grade), with the usual creases and stress marks around staples, creases along edges, mild corner bump, and very light soiling to back. Interior pages clean, book is still solid and fully intact. Cover art by NICK CARDY. Contains three stories; Dark Vengeance, written by CARL WESSLER with pencils by JOHN CALNAN and inks by MIKE ESPOSITO, Trial by Torment, written by GEORGE KASHDAN with art by JERRY GRANDENETTI and WALLY WOOD, and The Glowing Blood-Red Eye, written by CARL WESSLER with art by JACK SPARLING. $10 price includes all shipping costs. 
WHERE CREATURES ROAM # 8.
02490
$5.00
Marvel Comics, 1971, Where Creatures Roam, September #8, Volume 1. In very good condition (4.0 grade), with slight spine roll (lays mostly flat) and the ususal creases, plus soiling on back and page-edges. Interior pages unblemished and clean. Still intact and solid. Cover art by JACK KIRBY and DICK AYERS. Contains three stories; When The Mummy Walks, reprinted from Tales to Astonish (May #31, 1962), and Where Will You Be When... The Spider Strikes, reprinted from Journey Into Mystery (October #73, 1961), and also Behold Him He Is A Martian, reprinted from Tales to Astonish (November #25, 1961). Writer(s) unknown (possibly STAN LEE or LARRY LIEBER), with all art pencilled and inked by JACK KIRBY and DICK AYERS. $5 price includes all shipping costs. 
WHERE MONSTERS DWELL # 11.
02486
$6.00
Marvel Comics, 1971, Where Monsters Dwell, September #11, Volume 1. In very good condition (4.5 grade), with only very minor soiling on back, corner bumps, and light soiling to page-edges. Still solid overall, and lays mostly flat. Cover art by STEVE DITKO and MARIE SEVERIN (?). Contains two stories; Gruto the Creature from Nowhere, writer unknown, with pencils by JACK KIRBY and inks by DICK AYERS, originally published in Journey Into Mystery (April 1962 #67), and We Were Trapped With The Silent Monster, writer unknown, with illustrations by DON HECK, originally published in Journey Into Mystery (September 1960 # 60). $5 price includes all shipping costs. 
WHERE MONSTERS DWELL # 16.
02486
$8.00
Marvel Comics Group, 1972, Where Monsters Dwell, Volume 1, July #16. In very good to fine condition (5.5 grade) ; all pages intact, cover attached, light staple creases, soiling to pages edge, interior pages all clean, front and back covers without creases. A nice copy overall, and very collectible. Collects reprint stories; Beware of Googam, Son of Goom!!, with art by JACK KIRBY & DICK AYERS, and He Who Laughs Last, Gets... The Horselaugh, and I Am... Gorak!, with art by STEVE DITKO. Cover art by GIL KANE. Where Monsters Dwell reprint series began in 1970. Usually sells for $6-8 in near fine condition (5.5); our price with shipping included is only $8.00. |
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