Journey into mystery with the Mighty Thor as we celebrate the 80th anniversary of the House of Ideas with the era-spanning MARVEL TALES! This anthology series shines a spotlight on fan-favorite characters, features timeless stories and highlights some of Marvel's most impressive talent from the past eight decades. Reprinting the dastardly debut of the eternal thorn in Thor's side — his devious stepbrother Loki — in JOURNEY INTO MYSTERY (1952) #84! Titans clash as the Thunder God faces Hercules, the Lion of Olympus, in JOURNEY INTO MYSTERY ANNUAL #1! The Avengers are taught a mighty lesson by the Asgardian Valkyrie and her Lady Liberators in AVENGERS (1963) #83! And Walter Simonson's legendary run begins with the status quo-smashing arrival of Beta Ray Bill in THOR (1966) #337!

Three issues mini-series.

Being a Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man means friends and foes alike! But whether Spidey’s slinging jokes or slinging webs, he’s sure to bring a smile to the faces of readers of all ages! Come discover your Spider-Sense of adventure in the latest issue of this bombastic series that’s got everyone from one to 100 talking!

Two issues mini-series.

NOTE: Indicia titled as "Spider-Man/Badrock".

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In this comic-book adaptation of the sequel to one of the biggest blockbusters of all time, Spider-Man faces off against the deadly mechanical menace of Doc Ock and his killer robotic tentacles! Featuring Spider-Man's entire supporting cast--including Aunt May, Harry Osborn, J. Jonah Jameson and Mary Jane!

Recap the explosive year that was with an all-new Dawn Moreno/Snake Eyes adventure from living legend Larry Hama and superstar artist Kei Zama. Backed-up by an original G.I. JOE: ARAH short story by fan-favorite writer Tommy Lee Edwards and artist Davide Gianfelice, this special oversized issue is chock full of extras for old and new G.I. JOE: ARAHfans alike!

This fantastic tale is spun by renowned comics writer Bruce Jones (THE INCREDIBLE HULK) with surreal art by Sam Kieth (THE MAXX, BATMAN: ARKHAM ASYLUM -- MADNESS, LOBO).

Three issues mini-series.

A new hero for our times - from the fertile imagination of music superstar, ZIGGY MARLEY! A noble champion has arrived on Earth, and he brings an important message even as he struggles to save his own planet. We guarantee: This is not the comic you think it is! "Honestly, the book really is awesome. It's pretty much a straight-out, color-saturated, action-packed, mind-altering, insanely kinetic tour de force of pure awesomeness... You can stare at these pages forever, just basking in the unadulterated pop-art beauty of them." -Comics Bulletin "Marijuanaman has woven a complex tapestry of musical references and deep plot lines that have been said should impress both comic geeks and Bob Marley aficionados." -Zippycart.com " Jim Mahfood's slick and retro-feeling style is just beyond gorgeous. With beautiful women and evil business men that will invoke an air of Pink Floyd, the art in this book is far from the typical '90s-inspired muscle-bound super-hero fare." -Guerilla Geek.

Marvel Masterworks: The Silver Surfer reprints the early adventures of the Silver Surfer in hardcover format. Volume One and VolumeTwo are second edition, 'ReMasterworks' books, which are slightly different from the Silver Surfer books in the Marvel Masterworks volume.

This 50th volume of Marvel Masterworks re-telling the cosmic legend of Captain Marvel collects Marvel Superheroes #12, 13 and Captain Marvel (Vol. 1) #1-9.

37 year old Charlie is a Batman obsessed working man with special needs. When he meets a childhood friend, now junkie resorting to thievery to maintain her addiction, he is spurred into action. Dressing like his idol, he attempts to help his friend break her association with her dealer.

Pete befriends Eddie the way street toughs do, strong-arming him into a night of drunken revelry. The next morning, Eddie wakes up with a thunderous hangover and a burning sensation across his chest. Staggering over to the bathroom mirror, he pulls open his shirt to discover the "mark of Superman": a huge tattoo of his comic-book hero's fabled emblem stretching across his chest. REALWORLDS: SUPERMAN follows how Eddie's life is radically altered by the symbol, how he goes from innocent kid to hardened criminal before coming to understand the true meaning of the shield he wears, as it changes from a mark of shame to one of pride.

Written by Glen Hanson and Alan Neuwirth, with stylish art by Salgood Sam and eye-catching colors by the legendary Bernie Mireault, REALWORLDS: WONDER WOMAN takes place at a time when the American dream was not all it was cracked up to be. Actress Brenda Kelly is Wonder Woman...at least in the weekly movie serials of Hollywood's Golden Age. But as postwar America turns away from the threat of the Axis powers and declares a Cold War on a new enemy, Communism, Brenda soon finds both herself and the character she plays being used by Red-baiting politicians to further their own political careers while destroying the lives of innocent people. Among those accused of having Communist loyalties is Brenda's screenwriter boyfriend, whose career has effectively been ended by the policy Brenda, and Wonder Woman, have helped to promote. Can even the so-called Wonder Woman save the man she loves?

A group of childhood friends get together one halloween to indulge in childhood fantasies for one night only.

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Reprints X-Men #175-176 and Black Panther (Vol. 3) #8-9.