A collection of pinups featuring the amazing Amazon, illustrated by comics’ most amazing artists!

Popular in the 1970's, DC began several reprint titles, this bi-monthly title focused on Golden Age/ Silver Age villains of the DC Universe. With a few exceptions, most villains highlighted were lesser known or minor leaguers. The series lasted nine issues and was published from July/Aug. 1972- Aug/Sept. 1973.

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A collection of ilustrations of The Batman Chronicles' heroes and villains by different artists.

COMPLETE, ALL NEW CAP'N DINOSAUR TALE IN THIS ISSUE! When a mysterious drowned man falls out of the clear blue sky, The Cap'n and Honey Moon follow a trail which leads them to a deserted Amusement park. Writer KEK-W (2000 AD, Ruddy Rucker's Flurb) and THE BULLETPROOF COFFIN's SHAKY KANE take the law into their own hands in this two-fisted tale of Murder, Muscle Marys, and Mail-order Mystery. WARNING: Contains Pop Culture references and Impact wounds.

Re-discover the notoriety of Spider-Man’s most fearsome foes and celebrate Marvel’s 80th Anniversary with the return of 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 Venom’s return in Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #316, the first appearance of Carnage in Amazing Spider-Man #361 and an action-packed Black Cat story in Spectacular Spider-Man (1976) #119.

A guide to the life of Marc Spector, a.k.a. Moon Knight. Moon Knight Saga brings you the highlights of Moon Knight's career. From his mercenary beginnings through his transformation by the Egyptian god Khonshu, and beyond. Filled with Moon Knight's friends, team ups, villains, deadliest battles, and history before the launch of the new Vengeance of Moon Knight series.

Winner of the Ringo Award for Best Webcomic 2017, this book collects the first volume of THE RED HOOK, a super-thief who is bequeathed the Omni-fist of Altruism and transformed into a hero against his will a year after a sentient Brooklyn's heart is broken and physically secedes from America.

BATMAN: DARK KNIGHT GALLERY, featuring pinups by artists across the globe paying homage to the character who, for many, has been the reason they got into comics.Artists include Jim Aparo, Brian Apthorp, Terry Austin, Jim Balent, John Beatty, Dick Giordano, Scott Hanna, Klaus Janson, Phil Jimenez, Kelley Jones, Barry Kitson, John Paul Leon, Mike Manley, Ray McCarthy, Graham Nolan, Bill Sienkiewicz, Bob Smith, Dick Sprang, Dave Taylor, Lee Weeks and more! This book includes some pinup artwork that has never been rereleased until now.

The Night Man and Wolverine team up to take on Arcade in Murderworld.

Tick creator Ben Edlund has established in the original Tick comics that The Tick Universe has a Golden Age, during which the the forces of good engaged the forces of bad in a global conflagration known as "The Second World War." In The Tick's Golden Age Comic #1 the previously unknown Golden Age Tick and Golden Age Arthur go to war! Expect a titanic fist-fest in a tale so huge that it requires multiple chapters to relate! The scope is truly epic as the action moves from coast-to-coast and sea-to- shining-sea! The pages of this book-length extravaganza include many supporting features, including spoof ads and back-up features.

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Rennee Alex has located Dany in Chicago, but quickly discovers that she is in no mood to be rescued. However, Alex is not the only person looking for Dany. With time running out and the balance of magic shifting, the pressure quickly builds to a boiling point. And the young man who never wanted to be anything at all... is asked to step up and become a hero.

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"Ramona Fradon was one of the most prolific and high profile female cartoonists at a time when the comic book field was dominated by men. Her illustrative style influenced a generation of Aquaman readers, only to gain a larger following when she co-created Metamorpho, one of the most unique characters of comic's Silver Age. She demonstrated an apt ability to work in multiple genres with a flair for the comedic as seen in Plastic Man and later on Super Friends. She then made her mark by replacing Brenda Starr's creator Dale Messick on the long running newspaper strip. The Art of Ramona Fradon is an in-depth, fascinating retrospective in the legendary illustrator's own words, shared in conversation with Howard Chaykin (American Flagg!) and accompanied by the finest examples of her work from such classic comics as Adventure Comics, The Brave and the Bold, Brenda Starr, House of Mystery, Metamorpho, Plastic Man, The Super Friends, World's Finest Comics, and more!"

Meet Greg Pincus -- the planet's brand-spanking-newest Superhero. One small problem: Greg is neither super, nor particularly heroic. But, he sure enjoys the perks that come with the job. Can Greg survive in a celebrity-obsessed world that wrongly believes he's indestructible? Jeff Kline (Transformers: Prime, G.I. Joe: Renegades) explores this comedic take on a reluctant hero, and contemplates what is required to be considered 'special' in a world where fame can come and go faster than a speeding bullet.

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LEGO has been distributing mini comics with their DC and Marvel universe building boxes. The comics are wordless, usually 12 pages long with one or two adds for more LEGO Super Hero building boxes. The comics come in three sizes, 21 x 26 cm landscape and portrait, or 12,5 x 17 cm portrait. Some come in all sizes available. The issues are all one shots. Issue numbers relate to the serial numbers on the back of the issues.

Marvel & KFC promotional comic.