This black canvas utility apron with triple pockets is a versatile addition to your kitchen or restaurant attire.
Designed for practicality, it offers ample storage space for tools and essentials while you cook or grill. The durable canvas material ensures longevity and easy maintenance.
Whether you're a professional chef or a home cook, this apron provides functionality and style at a ba…

Comic Chronicles: Issue #40 - 1977 offers a glimpse into the comic world of Winter 1977, boasting a Grade FN+ 6.5 condition.
The cover, illustrated by Mike Zeck, is complemented by a back cover art piece by Frank Reyes. Inside, readers can expect to find captivating interior art by Roy Krenkel, Jim Cawthorn, Clyde Caldwell, and Ed Lancaster.
Additionally, the issue includes a review of th…

The "Comic Book Chronicles" Issue #19 from April 1966, featuring a cover by Jim Cawthorn and interior illustrations by Roy Krenkel, Harry Habblitz, and Jim Cawthorn, is a collector's item graded at GD+ 2.5. Despite being a low-grade item with major defects, the story within remains complete and readable.
Measuring at 8 inches by 16 pages, this black and white comic offers a glimpse into the c…

"Comic Book Chronicles: Issue #16 - Oct.
1981, is a vintage publication in the comic book fan community. Measuring x 11 inches with 28 pages of black and white content, this item carries a nostalgic charm.
Despite its low grade condition, it remains complete and readable, showcasing wear indicative of its age. Ideal for collectors seeking a bargain find from the early '80s.
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"Inkwell Chronicles" is a mid-grade comic book item graded FN 6.0, suitable for collectors interested in comics from the 2010s to the current era.
The condition of this item may exhibit minor defects or a few moderate flaws. Published by Fragments West in 1977, this comic offers a glimpse into the world of comic book fan clubs and zines.
With a budget-friendly value, this piece is ideal f…

The "Silver Moon Chronicles" is a science fiction fanzine dedicated to Hannes Bok, featuring 20 pages in black and white, sized at 8.5" x 11".
With a grade of VG+ 4.5, this item is considered low grade, indicating significant wear. Despite this, it remains complete and readable, making it suitable for those interested in delving into the world of comic book fan clubs and zines.
The budget…

This comic book fanzine, titled "Mint Condition Fanzine #3 - 1980," is a mid-grade item that caters to collectors who value the condition of their items.
The grade assigned to this product indicates that it may have minor defects or a few moderate defects. Released in 1980, this fanzine offers a glimpse into the comic book culture of that era.
Priced as a bargain, it presents an opportuni…

"The Fandom Chronicle" is a fanzine dedicated to films from the Golden Age of Hollywood, published by Leonard Maltin.
This 30-page publication measures 5.5" x 8.5" and is presented in black and white. Despite being classified as low grade, it remains complete and readable, albeit showing significant wear.
Published in 1966, this vintage item carries a grade of VG- 3.5 and may exhibit slig…