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Marvel Team-Up #95 — CGC Graded 9.2 Near Mint- | White Pages Publisher: Marvel Comics | Cover Date: July 1980 Writer: Steven Grant | Art: Jimmy Janes & Bruce Patterson | Cover: Frank Miller & Bob McLeod Story Title: "And No Birds Sing!" This is a superb CGC-graded 9.2 (Near Mint-) copy with bright white pages of one of Marvel's most prized Bronze Age keys — the first appearance of Mockingbird (Barbara "Bobbi" Morse). White pages on a 1980 Bronze Age book are exceptionally desirable and rare, indicating outstanding preservation and elevating this slab well above the average copy at this grade. In this issue, Spider-Man returns to New York only to be manipulated by a rogue S.H.I.E.L.D. branch director into believing that a former agent — Bobbi Morse — is out to assassinate Nick Fury. In reality, Mockingbird is trying to save Fury, and the two heroes must team up to expose the conspiracy from within S.H.I.E.L.D. itself. The issue also marks the 1st appearance of Mockingbird's iconic battle staves. 🔑 KEY ISSUE — YES, MAJOR 1st full appearance and origin of Mockingbird (Bobbi Morse) — a founding member of the West Coast Avengers and one of Marvel's most beloved female heroes 1st appearance of Mockingbird's battle staves — her signature weapon throughout her history Features Spider-Man and Nick Fury — two of Marvel's most iconic characters Cover by the legendary Frank Miller — adding significant collector appeal Mockingbird went on to marry Hawkeye and co-found the West Coast Avengers Featured prominently in Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (ABC, 2014–2020), portrayed by Adrianne Palicki — driving strong collector interest Highly sought-after Bronze Age key with growing MCU speculation value for a potential future live-action appearance White pages on a 44-year-old book are rare and command a premium over cream or off-white copies A cornerstone Bronze Age key in a beautiful high-grade white-page slab — essential for Mockingbird collectors, Avengers keys enthusiasts, Spider-Man Bronze Age fans, and Frank Miller cover hunters alike. Ships bagged, boarded, and protected in a Gemini mailer.