
Archie Comics
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Graded and raw MLJ Magazines books from 0–1959, spanning the Unknown, Golden Age, Silver Age. Every slab is cert-verified before listing and every raw copy is graded in-house with its defects disclosed.

Archie Comics
#25

Archie Comics #24-1947 Golden-Age Comic-Betty and Veronica Cover
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MLJ Magazines
Raw · Not graded

Archie Comics
#19

Archie Comics #47-1950-Hands So Soft Cover! Betty & VERONICA-comic Book
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MLJ Magazines
Raw · Not graded

Archie Comics
#175

Zip Comics
#3 · 1940

Zip Comics
#5 · 1940

SHIELD Wizard Comic
#2 · 1940

SHIELD Wizard
#1 · 1940

Zip Comics
#6 · 1940

SHIELD Wizard
#1 · 1940

SHIELD Wizard Comic
#2 · 1940

SHIELD Wizard Comic
#6 · 1941

ZIP
#21 · 1941

SHIELD Wizard Comics
#6 · 1941

ZIP
#40 · 1943

ZIP
#44 · 1944

Archie Comics
#5 · 1944

Archie Comics
#5 · 1944

Archie
#12 · 1945

Archie
#14 · 1945

Archie
#14 · 1945

Archie
#14 · 1945

Archie Comics #25-1947 Golden-Age Comic-Spicy Cover
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MLJ Magazines · Golden Age
Raw · Not graded

Wilbur
#23 · 1949

Darling Romance
#4 · 1949

Wilbur
#32 · 1950

Wilbur
#42 · 1952

Wilbur
#43 · 1952

Archie's Mechanics
#1 · 1955

Archie's Mechanics
#3 · 1955

Adventures OF THE FLY #1-1959-Mlj/archie-Jack KIRBY-ORIGIN-vg
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MLJ Magazines · Silver Age
Raw · Not graded
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History
MLJ Magazines was founded in 1939 by Maurice Coyne, Louis Silberkleit and John Goldwater (the initials) and published Golden Age superheroes — the Shield in Pep Comics #1 (January 1940), the first patriotic hero, and Steel Sterling in Zip Comics #1 (February 1940). Archie Andrews debuted in Pep Comics #22 (December 1941) and so outsold the heroes that the company renamed itself Archie Comic Publications in 1946.
Updated Oct 11, 2026