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Soft cover. Condizione: Fine. James W. Fry III, Chris Ivy (illustratore). Marvel Comics Presents, Venom: Seed of Darkness! A Flashback Special! Before he bonded to his symbiote costume, Eddie Brock was a hard-luck reporter with a reputation for not letting ethics get in the way of a story! Now Eddie's on the trail of an alien creature that the authorities claim doesn't exist! Will Eddie expose a government cover-up. or something even more extraordinary? The truth is in here! Featuring the Venom comic of Marvel Comics "Flashback" series. On July 1997, a month where 28 Marvel books "flashed back" to tell stories that took place in the past. All Flashback issues were indicated with a -1 issue number and classic style. Comic is bagged & double boarded and will be carefully / securely packaged then shipped via USPS Priority Mail to ensure that it arrives to you perfectly and quickly. Collectible Entertainment note: Comic is in Fine condition. Nice! Please See Scans!! A must have for any serious Venom and/or Spider-Man collector / enthusiast. A fun & entertaining read. Recommended.

Pp. 67-126, single issue of the small-format magazine, stapled wraps, 5.25x8 inches, wraps worn, a few small stains and a sticker scar on front wrap, address label on rear wrap, else good condition.

Pp. 563-622, single issue of the small-format magazine, stapled wraps, 5.25x8 inches, evenly toned, address label on rear wrap, a few small splash stains on front wrap, else good condition. Cover depicts then-Juilliard student Phyllis Bash, who not only went on to her own acting career, but was the mother of Erica Gimpel (actress on FAME, etc.). Contents include updates on NAACP activism.

STAPLED WHITE. Condizione: FAIR. Article Titles: The Untold Story Herbert Hill, Status Problems and Functions of Negro Leadership John Morsell, Fact Sheet on University of Mississippi Desegregation General wear, soiled covers, water damage causing rippling to book, contains BW photographs, previous owner label to rear cover, pages torn and chipped as a result of having been stuck together and pulled apart, liquid staining DATE PUBLISHED: 1962 EDITION:

Soft cover. Condizione: Good. Gd. condition / A record of the darker races. (Ai2)). Book.

Uncommon early '60s issue of The Crisis, the official organ of the NAACP since 1910. Alma Lighthouse on the cover, "On Desegregating Advertising" by Sylvia Applebaum, "African Explorers of the New World" by Harold G. Lawrence, and others. . Digest sized magazine, paginated by volume, pgs. 311-370. Photos, illustrations throughout. Staple bound in wraps, some scuffing to rear cover, wear at corners. Very good.

Condizione: Very Good. Original stapled illustrated souvenir theatre programme 9'' x 6'' with blue and black silhouette illustration of the theatre to the front cover by J. G. Rennie. Contains 16 printed pages of text with monochrome illustrated advertisements. In Very Good condition. Member of the P.B.F.A. THEATRE PROGRAMMES.

STAPLED WHITE. Condizione: FAIR. Cover Article Titles: 54th Annual NAACP Convention Gloster B. Current, Remarks by Mrs. Myrlie Evers, American Negro and Higher Education Harry Golden, Amerian Negro in College 1962-1963 General wear, lightly soiled covers, water damage causing rippling to rear cover, contains BW photographs, previous owner label to rear cover, DATE PUBLISHED: 1962 EDITION:

STAPLED WHITE. Condizione: FAIR. Cover Article Titles: Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and the NAACP Gloster B. Current, The New Directions of The Negro Writer Herbert Hill, Negro Art Theme Winning--Successful Brooklynite, Mississippi School Desegregation Suits General wear, soiled covers, water damage causing rippling to rear cover, contains BW photographs, previous owner label to rear cover DATE PUBLISHED: 1963 EDITION:

STAPLED WHITE. Condizione: FAIR. Cover Article Titles: Civil Rights Legislation in a New Administration, How Congress Voted on Major Legislation, The Revolt of Louis E. Lomax John A. Morsell, Branch and College News General wear, soiled covers, water damage causing rippling to book, contains BW photographs, previous owner label to rear cover DATE PUBLISHED: 1962 EDITION:

STAPLED WHITE. Condizione: FAIR. Article Titles: On Medgar Evers' Murder, Why I Went To Jackson Ralph Bunche, What The American Negro Wants Roy Wilkins General wear, lightly soiled covers, water damage causing rippling to rear cover, contains BW photographs, previous owner label to rear cover, DATE PUBLISHED: 1963 EDITION:

STAPLED WHITE. Condizione: FAIR. Article Titles: James Meredith in Perspective Constance Baker Motley, Negroes Are Not Inferior June Purcell Guild, Some Reminiscences of Mrs. Roosevelt G. James Fleming General wear, lightly soiled covers, water damage causing rippling to covers, contains BW photographs, previous owner label to rear cover, DATE PUBLISHED: 1963 EDITION:

STAPLED WHITE. Condizione: FAIR. Article Titles: State Civil Rights Gains Alfred Baker Lewis, Oxford Mississippi in The Southern Press Newspaper Excerpts on The Meredith Case General wear, lightly soiled covers, water damage causing rippling to rear cover, contains BW photographs, previous owner label to rear cover, DATE PUBLISHED: 1962 EDITION:

STAPLED WHITE. Condizione: FAIR. Cover Article Titles: Emancipation Proclamation John Hope Franklin, The Travesty of Integration Carl T. Rowan, Comment on James Baldwin's Letter Harry Golden, Fourth Amsac Conference General wear, soiled covers, water damage causing rippling to rear cover, contains BW photographs, previous owner label to rear cover, torn rear cover fore edge DATE PUBLISHED: 1963 EDITION:

4to. quarter cloth over paper covered boards. 120 pages. First Edition. Near fine. With decorative initials printed in red. Illustrated with photos tipped in. Inscribed by the author on the front free endpapers, "To my friend Mr. J. Hutton Freeman / London / April 3, 1911." Title page in red and black. quarter cloth over paper covered boards.

Tipped-in photos and facsimiles, 11 x 8.25, cloth backed boards with pict label on front cover, 120 pp, covers rubbed, paper fault on front cover, hinges loose, frontis illustr of Harris spotted (as is opposite [title] page) otherwise a nice copy in a worn, soiled and torn cardboard slipcase. LIMITED TO 300 NUMBERED COPIES, INITIALLED BY "I.L.L." [Ivy L. Lee]. ADDITIONALLY INSCRIBED (With the Season's Compliments") AND SIGNED ON FRONT FLY BY IVY L. LEE who supplies the date of Dec. 25, 1908.