Amazing Adventures #33 (Nov 1975), graded CGC 9.4 (Near Mint) with White Pages, published by Marvel Comics.

This issue features Killraven: Warrior of the Worlds, one of Marvel’s most ambitious 1970s science-fiction properties. Written by Don McGregor with artwork by P. Craig Russell, the Killraven run is widely regarded as a cult-classic blend of dystopian storytelling, literary ambition, and experimental Bronze Age artistry.

Issue #33 includes:

• “The Siren Song of Death!” storyline

• Classic Russell cover and interior art

• Late-run entry in the critically acclaimed Killraven arc

• Strong Bronze Age sci-fi appeal

• Cult-favorite Marvel property with long-term adaptation potential

Killraven has developed a dedicated collector base due to:

• Mature, serialized storytelling uncommon for mid-1970s Marvel

• Increasing appreciation for McGregor/Russell collaborations

• Bronze Age sci-fi resurgence interest

• High-grade scarcity relative to demand

Book Details:

• Title: Amazing Adventures #33

• Publisher: Marvel Comics

• Cover Date: November 1975

• Feature: Killraven – Warrior of the Worlds

• Grade: CGC 9.4 (Near Mint)

• Page Quality: White Pages

Why This Book Matters

• 🚀 Cult Bronze Age Marvel sci-fi key run

• 🎨 Early P. Craig Russell artwork

• 📈 Growing appreciation among high-grade Bronze Age collectors

• 💎 White pages enhance long-term desirability

• 🏷️ CGC 9.4 sits in the premium liquidity tier for 1970s Marvel

While not a first-appearance key, high-grade Killraven issues have steadily gained attention as collectors diversify beyond traditional superhero-first keys.