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Seller: johnthewise ✉️ (1,368) 100%, Location: Tyne And Wear England, GB, Ships to: GB & many other countries, Item: 404280418590 BLUE RIBBON Comics 4 a vfn+1984 bronze age RED CIRCLE Archie Comic All New FLY. Read My Descriptions, See my Feedback, View My Photos, Visit My Other Listings All Silver/Bronze age comics are posted in comics bags with backing boards inside padded envelopes Order additional Comics with this delivery and pay just 60p postage per comic for each extra comic. All photographs are of the item you are bidding on. I do not use stock shots. Blue Ribbon Comics 4 Published January 1984 by Red Circle /Archie. Great WrapaRound Cover by Rudy Nebres. The Jekyll-Hyde Decision, script by Stan Timmons and Rich Buckler, pencils by Trevor Von Eeden (layouts) and Rich Buckler, inks by Rich Buckler; The Fly and Fly-Girl try to stop a crooked politician from being elected. The Ring Quest, script by Jack C Harris, pencils by Deryl Skelton, inks by Rich Buckler; the Fly finds out who has been stealing secrets at Freedman Electronics. 36 pgs. $1.00. Original Cover price $1.00. Condition is vfn+ Covers The covers are fully attached by their two original rust free staples with no roll, minimal spine wear without staple strain, absolutely minimal edge and corner wear. Cover colour remains bright, clear and fully reflective undimmed by its 35+ years. Inside covers are white and clean. Internal All pages fully intact, unblemished and attached to original rust free staples without strain. Lots of “spring” around the staples. Pages white and clean. Beautiful condition. See below for more info on Archie & Blue Circle Comics >>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> All comics are from my own collection which I am disposing of. All photographs are of the comic you are bidding on. I do not use stock shots. I try to create short sets - usually with 6 or less related issues – to provide the reader with a complete or near complete story arc or theme. This provides a better reading experience and can also encourage a jump in point for new companies, characters or titles. I aim for honest grading and will always describe any shortcomings including the presence of price stickers. All are packed securely. I identify “my favourites” as such. This doesn’t necessarily mean that they are better than my other listings - although I guess I would argue that they are!! You judge. I will always combine postage costs for multiple purchases. Hope you enjoy reading them as much as I have collecting them. Red Circle Comics Red Circle Comics, published non-humor characters, particularly superheroes in the 1970s and 1980s, and was a digital imprint from 2012 to 2014. In 2015, it was converted back to a print imprint and was completely revamped as Dark Circle Comics, featuring darker and more mature content than previous incarnations of Archie's superhero line. The term "Red Circle characters" is also used to refer to Archie Comics' superheroes, including such characters as the Black Hood, The Shield, the Wizard, the Hangman, The Fly, Flygirl, The Comet, The Web, Jaguar, and the Fox. These characters were previously published when Archie Comics was MLJ Magazines, then published under various Archie imprints: Archie Adventure Series, Radio Comics/Mighty Comics Group, Red Circle Comics and the Red Circle Comics digital imprint (2012). Archie licensed their Red Circle characters to DC Comics in the early 1990s under the DC imprint Impact Comics, and then again from 2007 to 2011, when DC attempted to integrate them into the DC Universe. When this failed, the characters reverted to Archie Comics, which launched the imprint digitally. The company retired this in late 2014; the line was relaunched as the Dark Circle Comics imprint in 2015. Red Circle Comics Red Circle Comics was launched in the late 1970s as a fantasy/horror imprint, but switched over to superheroes in the 1980s. The line was first used to publish Chilling Adventures in Sorcery in October 1973, which for its first two issues was called Chilling Adventures in Sorcery as Told by Sabrina. With the third issue, the title was renamed and published under Red Circle Comics. The name "Red Circle" was based on the previous business that Michael Silberkleit's father had with Martin Goodman, with Gray Morrow as editor. With issue number 6 Chilling Adventures was renamed Red Circle Sorcery and lasted until issue number 11 (Feb. 1975). Red Circle published one issue of The Super Cops (based on the movie of the same name) in July 1974. Shortly thereafter, Mad House (a re-title of Mad House Glads) was published under the Red Circle Comics line starting with issue number 95 (Sept. 1974). This ended after number 97 (January 1975), when the title reverted to being a standard Archie humour title. In 1978 and 1979, Archie published two digests collecting their superhero materials from the 1960s. The first was titled Archie's Super Hero Special. The second issue was titled Archie's Super Hero Comic Digest Magazine, and is notable for publishing the previously unpublished revamp of the Black Hood done by Gray Morrow and Neal Adams. There was nothing on their covers to indicate they were Red Circle titles; only the interior indicia indicated the publisher. In the 1980s, Archie made a concerted effort to reuse it's superheroes. The first appearance was in JC Comics's JCP Features #1 (Dec. 1981), which reprinted the new Black Hood materials that appeared in Archie Super Hero Comic Digest Magazine #2. In March 1983, the Red Circle brand was resurrected with first issue of a new volume of Mighty Crusaders. That title lasted 13 issues and led to many new titles under the Red Circle Comics banner, including The Fly (nine issues, May 1983-October, 1984), Black Hood (three issues, June–October, 1983), Lancelot Strong, The Shield (two issues, June–August, 1983, before becoming Shield – Steel Sterling for issue #3 [Dec. 1983] and finally Steel Sterling for issues #4–7 [Jan.-July, 1984]), The Original Shield (four issues, April–Oct., 1984), Blue Ribbon (14 issues, including new material and reprints of older material; Nov. 1983-Dec. 1984) and The Comet (two issues of a three-issue miniseries, October–December, 1983). Though this 1980s incarnation featured Rich Buckler's work prominently, it also featured contributions from others, including artists Jim Steranko, Alex Toth, Steve Ditko, Rudy Nebres, Alan Weiss, Carmine Infantino, Dick Ayers, John Severin and Pat Boyette. Condition: Like New, Condition: Condition is vfn+. Gatefold Covers. The covers are fully attached by their two original rust free staples with no roll, minimal spine wear without staple strain, absolutely minimal edge and corner wear. Cover colour remains bright, clear and fully reflective undimmed by its 35+ years. Inside covers are white and clean. Internal All pages fully intact, unblemished and attached to original rust free staples without strain. Lots of “spring” around the staples. Pages white and clean. Cover art by Rudy Nebres. The Jekyll-Hyde Decision, script by Stan Timmons and Rich Buckler, pencils by Trevor Von Eeden (layouts) and Rich Buckler, inks by Rich Buckler; The Fly and Fly-Girl try to stop a crooked politician from being elected. The Ring Quest, script by Jack C Harris, pencils by Deryl Skelton, inks by Rich Buckler; the Fly finds out who has been stealing secrets at Freedman Electronics. 36 pgs., Ex Libris: No, Character: The Fly, Country/Region of Manufacture: United States, Issue Number: 4, Style: Colour, Series Title: Blue Ribbon, Format: Single Issue, Grade: Very Fine+, Type: Comic, Story Title: Blue Ribbon Comics, Features: First Print, Artist/Writer: Rich Buckler, Universe: Red Circle, Vintage: Yes, Publication Year: 1984, Language: English, Publisher: Red Circle Comics, Tradition: US Comics, Genre: Superheroes, Cover Artist: Ruby Nebres, Era: Bronze Age (1970-84), Character(s)/ Title: The Fly, Age: Silver Age (1956 - 1969), Date of Issue (MM/YYYY): January 1984, Special Attributes: 1st Edition

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