X-Men #58 (Marvel, July 1969) marks Havok's first appearance in his classic costume, the black-and-white design Neal Adams gave him that stuck around for nearly fifteen years. Roy Thomas scripts the issue with Adams and Tom Palmer on art and Adams on the cover, and the story brings in the Sentinels alongside Mesmero, the Living Pharaoh, and a Banshee cameo. This copy is CGC graded 3.5 with white pages, a solid Silver Age read-and-display piece for any X-Men collection.

The Incredible Hulk #102 (Marvel, 1968) — CGC 4.5

A genuine Silver Age milestone: this is the issue that finally gave the Hulk his own book back after years splitting Tales to Astonish with Giant-Man and Sub-Mariner. Gary Friedrich and Marie Severin send the Hulk to Asgard courtesy of Loki, where he battles the Enchantress's troll army, falls in combat, and gets resurrected (and promptly banished to outer space) by Odin himself. A must for Hulk collectors building a complete Silver Age run, graded CGC 4.5 and ready to display.

Marvel/DC: Deadpool/Batman #1 (2025) — Frank Miller 1:50 Incentive Variant, graded CGC 9.4 White Pages. This ultra-low-print incentive cover pairs Miller's unmistakable line work with a stacked crossover lineup — stories from Zeb Wells, Chip Zdarsky, Kelly Thompson, Kevin Smith, and Ryan North, with art from Greg Capullo, Terry Dodson, Adam Kubert, Gurihiru, and R. Stegman. A scarce grab for Frank Miller collectors and Deadpool/Batman crossover fans, professionally graded and case-protected.