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Daredevil (Golden Age) No7: Vintage Superhero Comic Book | February 1942
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Issue #7: What ghastly sight lies within the mysterious trunk?

This paperback reprint is printed from digital scans made to preserve the original works, published February 1942 by Lev Gleason Publications.

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Daredevil (Golden Age) No8: Vintage Superhero Comic Book | March 1942
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Issue #8: Daredevil uses young David Schmidt to infiltrate a Bund organization to get the goods on them and what they are up to before he mops up the house with them.

This paperback reprint is printed from digital scans made to preserve the original works, published March 1942 by Lev Gleason Publications.

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Daredevil (Golden Age) No9: Vintage Superhero Comic | April 1942
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Issue #9. One chance in a million! Can the REAL Daredevil do the impossible and prevent certain death?

This paperback reprint is printed from digital scans made to preserve the original work, published April 1942 by Lev Gleason Publications.

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Daredevil Comics (Golden Age) #1: Vintage Superhero Comic | July 1941
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Issue #1. Daredevil crashes in on a meeting at Berchtesgaden in which Hitler makes final plans to invade England across the Channel, then has to evade Nazi soldiers seeking to locate and kill him. Meanwhile, British Prime Minister Churchill meets with Daredevil and the Silver Streak and assigns them to watch a mysterious cottage on…

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Daredevil Comics (Golden Age) #2: Vintage Superhero Comic | August 1941
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Issue #2. Forty years after he and his partner discovered the tomb of Princess Sheba, Dr. Pierce, knowing the Princess was buried alive, discovers a secret hidden inside the golden cobra buried with her: a serum which can bring her back to life! This paperback reprint is printed from digital scans made to preserve the original work, published August 1941 by Lev Gleason Publications.

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Daredevil Comics (Golden Age) #3: Vintage Superhero Comic | September 1941
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Issue #3. Daredevil must battle a person who seems ordinary during the day, but who suddenly seems to take on a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde personality at night, becoming a vicious, monsterous killer! His first order of business is to stop the murderer of several prominent people, which, to his surprise, seems to be his girlfriend, Tonia Saunders! Originally published September 1941 by Lev Gleason Publications.

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Daredevil Comics (Golden Age) No4: Vintage Superhero Comic | October 1941
$10.99

Issue #3. Daredevil must battle a person who seems ordinary during the day, but who suddenly seems to take on a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde personality at night, becoming a vicious, monstrous killer! His first order of business is to stop the murderer of several prominent people, which, to his surprise, seems to be his girlfriend, Tonia Saunders! This paperback reprint is printed from digital scans made to preserve the original work, published September 1941 by Lev Gleason Publications.

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Daredevil No34: Golden Age Vintage Superhero Comic | January 1946
$10.99

This paperback reprint of Daredevil Comics Issue #34 is a high-quality reproduction of the digital scans of the original comic book. It features all of the original artwork and stories.

Stories in this issue feature Daredevil, Little Wise Guys, Dickie Dean, Sniffer, Roger Wilco, Eggbert, Crimebuster, and the Fantastic Mister Feeham.

Originally published January 1946 by Lev Gleason / Comic House Publishers.

Additional contributors for Daredevil Comics No34:
Charles Biro, Norman Maurer, Virginia Hubbell, Carl Hubbell, Dick Wood, Berry

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Detective Eye #1: Golden Age Crime Comic | November 1940
$10.99

This paperback reprint of Detective Eye No1 is a high-quality reproduction of the digital scans of the original comic book.

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Detective Eye #2: Golden Age Crime Comic | December 1940
$10.99

This paperback reprint of Detective Eye No2 is a high-quality reproduction of the digital scans of the original comic book.

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Diary Confessions Collection: Vintage | May 1955 – Apr 1956
$14.99
This paperback reprint of the Diary Confessions Collection is a high-quality reproduction of the digital scans of the original comic book.

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Ghost Rider (Golden Age) No1 & No2: Vintage Western Comic | August – December 1950
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Issue #1: Origin and first appearance in Tim Holt, where Rex Fury (formerly the Calico Kid) was transformed into the Ghost Rider. This is the tale of the Ghost Rider. A man born to the west! A man who hates evil and the deaths and robberies and lootings that the bandits and outlaws of the old west left in their ruthless path! A man trained by the ghostly hands of the men who made the west safe, and who gave their own lives that other men might live!

Issue #2: Four men ruled the cactus gap country…four men who were honest and good, using their wisdom and wealth to spread prosperity throughout their ranchland. But death came riding the cactus country, touching these four, one by one – with only the Ghost Rider aware of the strange menace that held the reins of “Death’s Stagecoach!”

The series was published by Magazine Enterprises from 1950 to 1954 during the Golden Age of Comics. This paperback reprint is printed from digital scans made to preserve the original work published August – December 1950.

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Ghost Rider (Golden Age) No11 & No12: Vintage Western Comic | March 1953 – May 1953
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Issue #11: They writhe grotesquely. These leprous forms called from the dead by the chanting of the half-mad girl. They hover above her, their lips sealed, their deep socketed eyes gleaming with evil! And thus, on an eerie moon-drenched night begins the grim tale of the Ghost Rider versus “The Beautiful Witch!”

Issue #12: Death reaches rotting fingers from the grave, as the Devil himself comes in fire and brimstone to the Canyon City country! And even the Ghost Rider finds himself baffled when he discovers “The Devil Deals in Death!”

The series was published by Magazine Enterprises from 1950 to 1954 during the Golden Age of Comics. This paperback reprint is printed from digital scans made to preserve the original work published March 1953 – May 1953.

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Ghost Rider (Golden Age) No13 & No14: Vintage Western Comic | July 1953 – 1954
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Issue #13: There was no weapon too horrible for the evil genius who preyed on work gangs! Floods, avalanches, man eating ants, he used them all! But for the Ghost Rider he reserved that brutal torture known as death by horses! And then, later, after everyone else had fled in horror, he stayed behind to wreak more evil even after the appearance of “The Ghost Ants of San Pedro!”

Issue #14: A murderer was at large, a fiend who struck down victim after victim, and always left the corpses with their shirts ripped open and their chests exposed! Was he a madman, or was there some grim purpose behind his macabre misdeeds? So benumbed was the territory with terror, it’s good people were certain that not even the Ghost Rider could solve “The Treasure Chest Murders!”

The series was published by Magazine Enterprises from 1950 to 1954 during the Golden Age of Comics. This paperback reprint is printed from digital scans made to preserve the original work published July 1953 – 1954.

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Ghost Rider (Golden Age) No3 & No4: Vintage Western Comic | 1951
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Issue #3: As the Great Northern puffs westward, watchful eyes follow it! In it’s locked express car rides a gold payload – a good price for an Owlhoot Gangs blazing six-guns! And when the Ghost Rider gallops through the dark night to halt the dynamite-tossing train robbers, the darkness thunders with “The Blasts of Doom!”

Issue #4: It’s a long long night of terror when the spooks rise up and walk the haunted earth of Boot Hill. Their clammy hands clutch for loot – and in their wild eyes is a dreaded menace. Stop them? How? It takes a spook to fight a spook and it takes the hard fighting Ghost Rider to put the hex on “The Greedy Ghosts of Boot Hill!”

The series was published by Magazine Enterprises from 1950 to 1954 during the Golden Age of Comics. This paperback reprint is printed from digital scans made to preserve the original work published 1951.

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Ghost Rider (Golden Age) No5 & No6: Vintage Western Comic | 1951
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Issue #5: An unscrupulous man hatches a shameful plot, and then puts it into effect by playing upon an Indian’s ambition for power and wealth. An ambition which leads the Indian to defy both his chief and the great spirits, and which can be at last foiled only by the ghost rider when “The Spirit Speaks!”

Issue #6: Gor generations the feud between the Tollivers and the Prouts had dominated the lives of both clans, just as the clans themselves dominated the life of Arrowhead Valley. But the ghost rider was to unearth an unexpected, and terrible, chapter in the history of the two families whose traditions bound them to “The Heritage of Hate!”

The series was published by Magazine Enterprises from 1950 to 1954 during the Golden Age of Comics. This paperback reprint is printed from digital scans made to preserve the original work published 1951.

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