Death’s Head II Lot (1992 Marvel UK) #1, #2, #7 VF/NM | Classic Marvel UK Cyborg Anti-Hero

Death’s Head II (Marvel UK, 1992)
Publisher: Marvel UK
Publication Year: 1992
Creators: Paul Neary (editor/writer), Liam Sharp (artist)
Issues Included: #1, #2, #7 (3 comics total)
Condition: VF/NM (Very Fine to Near Mint)

This listing is for a 3-issue lot of Death’s Head II (Marvel UK, 1992) including #1, #2, and #7, all in VF/NM condition.

About the Series:

Death’s Head II was the flagship character of Marvel UK’s early 1990s expansion. Reimagined from the original Death’s Head bounty hunter, this cybernetic anti-hero — once human scientist Dr. Parrish before being transformed into a killing machine — became one of Marvel UK’s most iconic characters.

The series, edited and overseen by Paul Neary with bold, kinetic artwork from Liam Sharp, helped define the Marvel UK line with darker storytelling, heavy cyberpunk influence, and striking visuals that resonated with early ’90s readers.

About These Issues:

• #1 (March 1992): Launch issue of the Death’s Head II ongoing — first solo series for the character.

• #2 (1992): Continuation of the cyborg’s brutal battles with both enemies and his own humanity.

• #7 (1992): Later issue featuring expanded Marvel UK continuity and crossover elements.

Collector Highlights:

• Includes the key debut issue (#1) of Death’s Head II’s ongoing series

• Features early, breakout art by Liam Sharp (Wonder Woman, Green Lantern)

• Core title from Marvel UK’s short but memorable publishing boom

• VF/NM condition — sharp corners, bright covers, clean interiors

• Great for fans of ’90s Marvel, cyberpunk heroes, and Marvel UK completists

Condition Notes:

• All three issues are in VF/NM range

• Glossy covers, minimal wear, strong spine integrity

• Bagged & boarded, stored in a smoke-free collection

This Death’s Head II lot is a perfect pickup for Marvel UK collectors, fans of 1990s anti-heroes, or readers looking to revisit one of the boldest characters Marvel launched outside the U.S.

 Each comic’s value has been verified through the Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide (VFM) to ensure accurate collector confidence.