Item Specifics

Series Name

Avengers: The Terminatrix Objective (1993)

Issue Number

2

Publisher

Marvel

Main Character

Avengers

Genre

Superhero

Signed

No

Item Description

Condition: Fine to Very Fine (images are scans of the actual comics, please examine carefully!)

Simpsons Comics (1993 Bongo) #6 Issue 1: Direct Edition. Holog-rafix Cover. "Borderlands" Script by Mark Gruenwald. Pencils by Mike Gustovich. Inks by Bud LaRosa. Holographic cover by Mike Gustovich. At the end of Avengers Annual 21, Terminatrix (aka Ravonna Lexus) gained control of Kang's entire empire including the capital city of Chronopolis. But in the time since, she has learned just how difficult it is to govern seven millennia of time! At the moment Terminatrix's new empire is under attack from both ends of the time spectrum! A mysterious being called Alioth is pushing from 2,000 B.C., while an unknown adversary (aka Revelation) probes from 5,000 A.D.! To fight by proxy, Revelation plucks Thunderstrike, War Machine, and the U.S. Agent from the time stream and sends them into battle against Terminatrix! Caught off-guard by the three avengers' charge into Chronopolis, the new leader of Kang's empire flees back into time…and decides to recruit her own team of avengers to challenge Revelation next issue! Cameo appearances by Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Deathhunt 9000, Marcus Immortus, and Kang. Avengers Lineup: Thunderstrike, U.S. Agent, and War Machine. (Note: This issue includes a full-page preview of next issue's cover.) 32 pages Cover price $2.50. Issue 2: "On the Side of the Angels" Script by Mark Gruenwald. Pencils by Mike Gustovich. Inks by Bud LaRosa and Martineck. Cover by Mike Gustovich. In the timeless city of Chronopolis, the battle is joined between Terminatrix's avengers and Revelation's avengers! The shield-slinger, golden avenger, and thunder god clash with the three men that at one time or another assumed their identities! And as expected they eventually reach a stalemate and begin searching for their true enemy! However during the fracas, Terminatrix leaps far into the future (beyond Kang's eight millennia empire) and encounters Marcus Immortus! The new Mistress of Time keeps getting further into trouble! Will she turn back to the Avengers for help? Cameo appearances by Revelation and Immortus. Avengers Lineup: Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Thunderstrike, U.S. Agent, and War Machine. (Notes: This issue includes previews of next issue's cover, the upcoming cover to Thunderstrike 1, and the cover to Avengers 369. The back inside cover features a full-page ad for the Avengers Sugar Babies promotional issue.) 32 pages Cover price $1.25. Issue 3: "Day of Maximum Probability" Script by Mark Gruenwald. Pencils by Mike Gustovich. Inks by Bud LaRosa and Don Hudson. Cover by Mike Gustovich. Earth's Mightiest Heroes are on the run through the land where time stands still. Fleeing from the Council of Cross-Time Kangs, the sextet of avengers exits Chronopolis and surfaces in Timely, Wisconsin! However the deadly time-trooper robots have followed them to the badger state! So the Avengers rush back to Chronopolis…only to encounter Alioth in the process of invading Kang's empire! Meanwhile in the Temple of Immortus, Terminatrix plays her role in the strange death of the Master of Time. And then in the next chamber she comes face-to-face with Revelation! But before Terminatrix can attack, she learns about Alioth's pending invasion of her empire! There may be only one way to stop Alioth! Revive the Conqueror! Bringing back Kang…is that good for the time-space continuum, much less the Avengers? Cameo appearances by Immortus, Ravonna, Tempus, and Kang. Avengers Lineup: Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Thunderstrike, U.S. Agent, and War Machine. (Note: The letters page previews next issue's cover in the typeset background.) 32 pages Cover price $1.25. Our Shipping Policies All comics are shipped bagged and boarded. All orders are shipped via USPS Ground Advantage. If your order includes 1 – 3 comics, your order will be shipped in a Gemini cardboard comic shipping box. If your order includes 4 – 10 comics, your order will be shipped in USPS priority envelope with cardboard supports and inside a bubble envelope. If your order includes 11 or more comics, your order will be shipped in a USPS shipping box with bubble wrap and packing paper. Our Grade Estimates At Doomsday Comics and Collectibles, we strive to provide accurate and reliable information about the condition of our comic books. However, it's important to note that we are not professional comic book graders. Our grades are based on a careful assessment by our experienced team, utilizing industry-accepted grading guidelines. We understand that grading is a highly specialized skill and that there can be subjectivity involved. Therefore, we offer our grades as a best estimate and representation of the condition of each comic book. We make every effort to evaluate factors such as cover condition, spine wear, page quality, and other relevant attributes to assign a grade that aligns with industry standards. We encourage customers to review the provided images, descriptions, and any additional details to make their own assessment and ensure they are comfortable with the condition of the comic book before making a purchase. If you have any specific questions or need further clarification about the condition of a particular comic book, our knowledgeable customer support team is always ready to assist you. Happy collecting! What Is Comic Book Grading? Comic book grading is a meticulous process that involves evaluating various aspects of a comic book's condition. While the specifics can vary slightly among different grading systems and organizations, here is a general overview of how comic book grades are determined: Cover Condition: The condition of the comic book's cover is one of the primary factors considered in grading. Factors such as color vibrancy, absence of creases, tears, or stains, and the presence of any significant flaws are considered.Spine Wear: The wear on the spine of a comic book is carefully assessed. This includes looking for stress marks, spine ticks (small lines or indents), and any signs of rolling, rounding, or discoloration.Page Quality: The quality of the pages is examined, with attention to factors like discoloration, stains, tears, and creases. Clean, white pages are generally more desirable than pages with discoloration or damage.Staples: The condition of the staples is evaluated, considering whether they are rust-free, securely attached, and if they have any noticeable damage or discoloration.Creases and Folds: The presence and severity of creases and folds throughout the comic book are examined, including those on the cover and interior pages. Deep or extensive creases can significantly affect the grade.Restoration or Alterations: Any restoration or alterations made to the comic book, such as color touch-ups, trimming, or glue application, are considered. These factors can impact the grade and value of a comic book.Overall Presentation: The overall visual appeal of the comic book is considered, including factors such as alignment, centering, and registration (proper alignment of colors and elements). Based on the assessment of these factors, a comic book is assigned a grade that falls within a predefined scale, such as the popular 10-point scale developed by the Certified Guaranty Company (CGC). Grades range from Poor (0.5) to Gem Mint (10.0), with each increment representing an improvement in condition. It's important to note that grading is subjective to some extent, and different grading organizations or individual graders may have slightly different interpretations. Therefore, understanding the grading system used and reviewing detailed descriptions, images, and any available third-party grading certifications can help collectors make informed decisions about the condition of a comic book. At Doomsday Comics and Collectibles, we make our best effort to evaluate and describe the condition of our comic books accurately, considering industry-accepted grading guidelines. However, we recommend customers review the provided information and images and reach out to our customer support team if they have any specific questions or need additional clarification. Our Specific Grades Here's an overview of the specific grades within the popular 10-point grading scale used for comic books, as established by the Certified Guaranty Company (CGC). Doomsday Comics and Collectibles uses the following as our best guess on the grades of our books: 0.5: Poor (P) - A comic book in this grade typically has severe damage and heavy wear. It may have missing pieces, detached covers, major tears, significant staining, and extensive writing or markings. 1.0: Fair (FR) - A comic book in this grade shows considerable wear and damage. It may have multiple significant defects, such as a detached cover, extensive creasing, and significant discoloration. 2.0: Good (GD) - A comic book in this grade exhibits a moderate level of wear and damage. It may have noticeable creases, minor tears, moderate discoloration, and moderate spine wear. 3.0: Good/Very Good (G/VG) - A comic book in this grade shows a reasonable amount of wear but remains intact and readable. It may have minor to moderate creasing, some discoloration, and moderate spine wear. 4.0: Very Good (VG) - A comic book in this grade has some signs of wear but retains a pleasing overall appearance. It may have minor stress marks on the spine, minor corner wear, and slight discoloration. 5.0: Very Good/Fine (VG/F) - A comic book in this grade shows minimal wear, with only minor defects such as small corner creases or minor spine stress. 6.0: Fine (F) - A comic book in this grade has a high-quality appearance with minor defects that are barely noticeable, such as small bindery/printing imperfections or minimal spine stress. 7.0: Fine/Very Fine (FN/VF) - A comic book in this grade has a mix of Fine (FN) and Very Fine (VF) qualities, with some minor wear but overall presenting well. 8.0: Very Fine (VF) - A comic book in this grade has minor defects but remains in excellent condition overall, with only subtle signs of wear. 9.0: Very Fine/Near Mint (VF/NM) - This grade indicates a comic book in exceptional condition, with only very minor imperfections, maintaining a near-mint appearance. 9.2 and up: Near Mint- (NM-) - A comic book in this grade has a near-mint appearance, with only a few very minor imperfections visible upon close inspection.

Seller Information

Seller

scottapalmer (79)

Registered Since

12/16/2022

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Item Location

Oregon, United States

Ships To

United States

Returns Accepted

No