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Marv Wolfman
Ron Wilson
Jim Mooney
Janice Cohen
Marv Wolfman
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Comics grow darker and more socially aware. Wolverine, Punisher, Swamp Thing debut. Creator-driven storytelling emerges.
Newsstand variants carry meaningful scarcity premiums. First appearances from this era are blue-chip investments.
Bronze Age (1970–1984) — comics grew darker and more socially aware. The era of classic runs, creator-driven storytelling, and the birth of serious collecting culture. Newsstand variants carry a meaningful scarcity premium.
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With the Thing behind bars, Matt Murdock has only a few days to gather up a defense to try and free his friend. Deciding to check on Alex Stone's background as Daredevil, Matt learns that Stone participates in a car theft ring. However, in trying to apprehend Stone, Daredevil is overpowered and tossed into the river inside a car, but manages to break free. Returning to the jail in his civilian identity, Matt tells Ben what "Daredevil" learned for him. Ben believing a more direct approach is required to find Stone, breaks out of prison, with young Eugene Everett in tow. Ben returns to the car theft ring and threatens one of the thieves into revealing the location of Alex Stone. The directions lead him to a manhole cover, which turns out to be a secret lair with high-tech robots. With Daredevil joining, Ben tries to fight off these robots but both he and DD are knocked out and captured. When Daredevil revives, he finds himself a prisoner of the Mad Thinker, who orchestrated the whole scheme to get revenge against the Thing for his last defeat at the hands of the Fantastic Four. He then makes Daredevil an ultimatum: Serve the Mad Thinker, or the Thing will be destroyed.
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Marvel Two-In-One #1
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$24.99

Marvel Two-In-One #10
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$546.47
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$10.69

Marvel Two-In-One #12
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$8.11

Marvel Two-In-One #11
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$4.55

Marvel Two-In-One #14
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$244.95
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Trying to get the Thing out of jail, Daredevil tracks down the star witness against Grimm and begins on a trail that leads him and the Thing directly to the Mad Thinker. Thinker captures Grimm and tries to force Daredevil into his service.
Spider-Man stops a museum robbery by distracting the crooks with Hostess Cup Cakes.
Trying to get the Thing out of jail, Daredevil tracks down the star witness against Grimm and begins on a trail that leads him and the Thing directly to the Mad Thinker. Thinker captures Grimm and tries to force Daredevil into his service.