The Avengers #197 (Marvel Comics July 1980)

$ 2.64

Signed: No Universe: Marvel (MCU) Tradition: US Comics Language: English Unit of Sale: Single Unit Character: Edwin Jarvis, Janet van Dyne, Captain America, YELLOW JACKET, Scarlet Witch, Simon Williams, Wanda Maximoff, Earl Cowan, Ms. Marvel, Ant-Man, Karnowski, Scott Lang, Iron Man (Tony Stark), Chauncey (Candy's Son), Hank Pym, Red Ronin, Melissa Zimmerman, Jocasta, Candy Brown, Beast, Wasp, Wonder Man, Captain America (Steve Rogers), Hank McCoy, Vision, Janet Pym, Captain Marvel (Carol Danvers) Personalized: No Features: Direct Series Title: The Avengers Variant Type: Newsstand Variant Issue Number: 197 Publication Year: 1980 Vintage: Yes Genre: Superheroes Inscribed: No Intended Audience: General Audience Era: Bronze Age (1970-83) Format: Single Issue Superhero Team: Avengers Publisher: Marvel Comics Cover Artist: George Pérez, Bob McLeod Style: Color Type: Comic Book Country of Origin: United States Artist/Writer: George Pérez, David Michelinie, Bob Sharen, Brett Breeding, Vince Colletta, Al Milgrom, Carmine Infantino Unit Type: Unit

Description

The Avengers #197 (Marvel Comics July 1980). The Avengers #197 from July 1980 is a vintage comic book from the Bronze Age, featuring the iconic superhero team the Avengers. This single issue is a Newsstand Variant with a colorful style and is part of the Marvel Universe. With a talented team of artists and writers including George Pérez and David Michelinie, this comic book is a must-have for collectors of classic superhero comics. The cover art by George Pérez and Bob McLeod adds to the appeal of this nostalgic piece of comic book history. The Avengers #197 from July 1980 is a vintage comic book from the Bronze Age, featuring the iconic superhero team the Avengers. This single issue is a Newsstand Variant with a colorful style and is part of the Marvel Universe. With a talented team of artists and writers including George Pérez and David Michelinie, this comic book is a must-have for collectors of classic superhero comics. The cover art by George Pérez and Bob McLeod adds to the appeal of this nostalgic piece of comic book history.