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(Vanguard Press,1937) A rare eleventh printing of "And To Think I Saw It On Mulberry Street" signed and dedicated by Dr. Seuss (Theodore S...

(Random House, 1947) An early copy of McElligot's Pool by Dr. Seuss. Theodore Geisel illustrates the tale of a young boy dreaming about the fish...

(Shadow Mountain, 2005) A copy of Mr. Finnegan's Giving Chest by Dan Farr. The copy is signed by Dick Van Dyke (whom Mr. Finnegan is based on) a...

(Kellogg's,1945-46) These famous cereal give-away buttons were created by the master creator of premiums for kids, designer Sam Gold. Millions o...

(Fleischer, c.1948-49) A wristwatch featuring lithographic images of Wimpy, Swee'Pea, Olive Oyl, and Popeye the Sailor Man. Manufactured in part...

(The Hylton Collection) A collection of (6) original and printed artworks signed and dedicated by well-known comic strip artists and cartoonists. Inc

(The Hylton Collection) A collection of (6) original and printed artworks signed and dedicated by well-known comic strip artists and cartoonists. Inc

(The Hylton Collection) A collection of (5) original drawings signed and dedicated by well-known comic strip artists and cartoonists. Included in the

(The Hylton Collection) A collection of (5) original and printed artworks signed and dedicated by well-known comic strip artists and cartoonists. Inc

(Marvel, 1961) An extremely rare copy of Fantastic Four # 1. The issue was the collaborative effort of Stan Lee and Artist Jack Kirby. As their first

(Marvel, 1963) An extremely rare copy of X-Men #1. A key book in the evolution of the Marvel universe, X-men # 1 introduces us to the X-men (Angel, Be

(Marvel, 1964) The origin and first appearance of Daredevil, and the first appearances of Karen Page and Foggy Nelson. The book features a cover by Ja

(Marvel, 1968) An extremely rare issue of Iron Man #1. Iron Man made his debut in Tales of Suspense #39, March 1963, and was featured there until movi

(Marvel, 1968) An extremely rare issue of Sub-Mariner #1. Having debuted in Marvel Comics #1, Prince Namor the Sub-Mariner finally conquered his own t

(Marvel, 1968) The first silver age issue of Captain America (#100). Cap had been appearing in the "split book" Tales of Suspense alongsid...

(Marvel, 1968) Silver Surfer #1. The herald of Galactus first appeared in Fantastic Four # 48 in 1966. Written by Stan Lee with pencils by John Buscem

(Marvel, 1996) A limited edition figure commemorating the 30th anniversary of the Silver Surfer. The herald of Galactus was sculpted by Dene Musson of

(Marvel, 1961-1962) An extremely rare collection of issues 1 thru 14 of Amazing Adventures and Amazing Adult Fantasy. This book famously was retitled

In 1962 Stan Lee was tasked with creating a new superhero by Martin Goodman, at that time the publisher at Marvel Comics. Spotting a fly on the wall,

(Universal Studios, 1992) A Spider-Man character walkaround costume with 2-piece muscle under-suit from Universal Studios Hollywood. The 1-piece spand