Description: Over 40 years of experience in the comic book hobby. Regular dealers at northern east coast conventions. You can trust that you will be getting a quality product. 100,000+ Comics Wide selection of comics, from golden to modern age, catering to all types of collectors. Shipped Secure Sturdy cardboard packaging, bagged and waterproof. Customer First 100% satisfaction guarantee. Free returns. "Christo and James represent the Creme of Comic book Dealers - the kind of guys I like to deal with across the counter! And I have!!!" - STERANKO "Right Between the Eons! (18-page story, continued from previous issue) 1873: After busting up a group of train robbers hired by Kang the Conqueror, the three time-displaced Avengers and the heroes of the old west learn how to break into Kang's citadel. Hawkeye, Two-Gun Kid, Moondragon, and Thor (in his mortal guise of Donald Blake) disguise themselves and attempt to enter Kang's base. However, Kang is waiting for them and when they enter the citadel he appears before them on a giant screen and explains that he had lured them there hoping to get revenge on the entire group of Avengers for foiling his attempt to win the Celestial Madonna. Willing to settle for the few Avengers that have shown up, he attacks them with his high-tech machinery. While back in the present, Captain America, Vision, Scarlet Witch, Beast, Iron Man, and Patsy Walker are still trapped in the cage that they have been imprisoned in by Roxxon Oil owner Hugh Jone's super agents the Squadron Supreme. Realizing that the Vision cannot phase through, let alone stick his hand through the cage, the Avengers try having the synthazoid phase his head through Captain America's shield while it's pressed up against the cage. This works and allows the Vision to use his solar energy beams to destroy the cage's controls and free the Avengers. While back in the 19th Century, Kang unleashed a genetically mutated coyote (which has been changed into a gigantic creature thanks to Kang's 41st Century technology) he sicks it against Hawkeye, Two-Gun Kid, and Moondragon. While the heroes are occupied, Donald Blake manages to sneak into Kang's control room. When Kang realizes that the bearded stranger that was with the others is missing, Blake reveals himself and transforms into Thor. As the God of Thunder battles Kang, the other heroes continue to struggle against the monster the time master has unleashed upon them. Its ultimately downed by Moondragon's superior mental powers. However, to be rescued at the hands of a weird woman is a major blow to Two-Gun Kid's ego. Thor meanwhile continues to battle Kang until Kang unleashes a dissolution beam. However, as Thor continues to resist it, Kang continues to increase the power and seemingly overloads the weapon and is apparently obliterated. With Kang's supposed death, the citadel suddenly vanishes. Suddenly, Immortus appears before them and explains that he, Kang and Rama-Tut are all the same being, and with the destruction of Kang, the future Rama-Tut and Immortus no longer exist, with the cycle of between Kang and Immortus seemingly broken, Immortus fades from existence, much to the sadness of Moondragon. NOTE: Includes Marvel Value Stamp Series B #17 (Captain America). NOTE: Corner box features standing figure of the Vision."
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Series Title: Avengers
Character: Beast I, Captain America I, Hawkeye I, Immortus, Iron Man I, Kang the Conqueror, Kid Colt, Moondragon, Patsy Walker, Phantom Rider, Rama-Tut, Rawhide Kid, Ringo Kid, Scarlet Witch, Thor I, Two-Gun Kid, Vision II
Superhero Team: Avengers
Publication Year: 1976
Universe: Marvel Comics
Format: Issue
Era: Bronze Age
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Artist/Writer: George Bell (Roussos), Steve Englehart, Frank Giacoia, Sam Grainger, Gil Kane, Tom Orzechowski, George Perez, Marv Wolfman
Type: Comic Book
Grade: Lower Grade
Tradition: US Comics
Genre: Action, Adventure, Fiction, Superheroes
Cover Artist: Frank Giacoia, Gil Kane
Unit of Sale: Single Unit
Story Title: Avengers
Vintage: Yes
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Style: Color
Language: English
Intended Audience: General Audience
California Prop 65 Warning: 0
Issue Number: 143
Unit Quantity: 1
Unit Type: Unit
