Mighty Comics (1966) #40 continues from Fly Man (1965) #39.

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One Shot commemorating Doom's successful invasion of America.

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Promotional sketchbook for the Marvel 2099 line. Obtainable by mail with coupons printed in monthly 2099 books of the time.

We've given you thousands of stories. You've picked the best! Here come the 100 Greatest Marvels Of All Time! Heads up, True Believers! In honor of our fantastic 40th Anniversary, we're counting down the 100 best Marvel Comics ever -- and we're reprinting the Top 25 based on your votes! Over 50,000 ballots were sent in to The House, each one hand-counted and tabulated with tenacity by our very own boisterous Bullpen! The results were sealed and guarded by Lockjaw -- until now! What are the top titles that we've ever printed? The voting spanned every era of Marvel majesty -- but we're not saying who came out the winners just yet, gang! The only way to find out is to pick up these handsome reprint collections as we work our way down to what you, the mighty Marvel masses, have deemed the #1, hands-down champion -- the Greatest Marvel Comic Of All Time!

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One-shot from the Marvels Comics universe.

Dark Horse celebrates Shi's 10th Anniversary with a new Tucci series! Ana Ishikawa returns to her native Japan where she desperately tries to avert an all out war between the secretive sects of the Kyoto and Nara Sohei. And with the Narans of the verge of annihilation, the Kyoto Sohei are about to rub it in?with the encouragement of the Yakuza and with potentially disastrous consequences. Once again, Ana in the guise of Death Incarnate, will take up the naginata and don her grandfather's Kabuki face paint in order to save both cities, even if it means turning to her father's murderer Masahiro Arashi to do so.

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Lunatik in his own very, very short lived series.

X-Force and Cable are supposed to be relaxing at an island resort. But when frequent FF foil Impossible Man makes an appearance (with his meddlesome kids in tow), this vacation getaway turns into an on-the-clock adventure!

2nd story: Tribute, Part 4: Denouement.

Reunited with her erstwhile allies, Moonstar and X-Force go to an old Viking village in where they access a gateway to the currently deserted Asgard...

Like his father before him, John Lincoln is a Dream Thief, possessed by vengeful spirits while he sleepsa deadly instrument of revenge! Now he must defend the felon possessed by his father's ghost... and get revenge against his killer! Continuing the supernatural drama of last summer's acclaimed miniseries. Jai Nitz's _DREAM THIEF_ IS BACK! This is an ambitious and beautifully produced fever dream. Don't wake me up, I want to stay in. Jonathan Hickman.

After John Lincoln steals an Aboriginal mask from a museum, vengeful spirits possess his body and mind while he sleeps! As the Dream Thief, he accrues the memories and skills of murder victims and fights to stay awake, before he kills again! Jai Nitz and Greg Smallwood craft a stylish drama of supernatural revenge! Collects the five-issue miniseries.

Shi: The Illustrated Warrior #1 is the vanguard edition of seven monthly issues by Shi creator Billy Tucci and New York Times best-selling author Craig Shaw Gardner (Batman). Combining the very best aspects of Craig's novelized prose and Billy's dynamic and richly detailed illustrations, The Illustrated Warrior is based on the legendary Way of the Warrior story arc, but with an added twist that forever alters the Shi universe we've all come to know. Focusing on Ana's tortured past, first battles and her quest for vengeance, this series goes to great lengths to bring about the most thorough and thought-provoking Shi series ever!

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Gravestone, the most mysterious member of the Protectors, dies in an attempt to save fellow member Arc. He is transported to the afterlife, running into a few old friends along the way, and fights his way back to the land of the living, but not before a former victim hitches a ride.