Preceded by a Blockbuster Winter Special, Blockbuster was a Marvel UK monthly reprinting Iron Fist, Inhumans and Omega the Unknown. It lasted nine issues before being merged into Rampage; the only Blockbuster strip to survive the merger was Iron Fist.

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Squirrel Girl is back in this special Infinity Comic, picking up after the events of her final issue, and leading into the events of her all-new podcast series! Now that her secret identity has been revealed, Doreen Green, AKA Squirrel Girl, is trying to figure out the best way to be a hero... and she turns to the rest of the Marvel Universe to help!

In this action-packed adventure set in the universe of The Resistance, Gregg Hurwitz (Legends of the Dark Knight, Vengeance of Moon Knight), Mark Texeira (Ghost Rider, Wolverine), and Brain Reber (X-Men: Legacy, Spider-Man/Deadpool) introduce a masked vigilante for the 21st Century. Bob Ryder is a hapless bureaucrat whose bad luck streak comes to a crescendo when he accidentally kills the city's masked vigilante, The Knight. Oops. Now, Bob is forced to take on the mantle of the legendary hero before the city descends into chaos. Good thing he's got The Knight's former butler/assistant to show him the ropes.

British Fantastic Four Annuals, mostly reprinting stories from the U.S. Fantastic Four series. The first two annuals were published around the start of the 1970s by World Distributors, while the later annuals, published around the end of the 1970s and into the early 1980s, were a joint publication between Grandreams and Marvel UK. These later annuals included brand new text stories starring the FF.

Reprinting Marvel US' Fantastic Four. Issue 37, cover dated June 7, 1978, was the final issue. A week later Complete Fantastic Four was merged into Mighty World of Marvel, as of that title's #298.

When Arnim Zola launches a catastrophic attack on New York City, he meets his match – in Sam Wilson and Steve Rogers! In the explosive battle that follows, two Captain Americas prove better than one, and Sam and Steve decide they might just keep a good thing going…Tochi Onyebuchi (BLACK PANTHER LEGENDS), Jackson Lanzing & Collin Kelly (KANG THE CONQUEROR) and Mattia De Iulis (THE MIGHTY VALKYRIES, INVISIBLE WOMAN) kick off an incredible new CAPTAIN AMERICA saga – you won’t want to miss what comes next!

Turtles event of the year incoming! Catch up on all the essential backstory with this special-edition reprinting the TMNT Annuals from 2020 and 2021! The Rat King’s diabolical plan and its even more fiendish players are all assembled right here!

This volume reprints key stories in her history, from the 1940's to contemporary times, starting with her very first appearance in 1941, FIVE of her very best vintage wartime adventures, including an untitled tale from Captain Fearless #2,, September of 1941, written by Alberta Tews and drawn by Charles Quinlan, "Noric, Maniac Of The Opera", from Captain Aero #11, January of 1944, with art by Nina Albright, "Warido", drawn by L. B. Cole, from a 1945 Captain Aero,; "Death From The Past", from Captain Aero #17, October of 1944, and "Globe Of Death, from Captain Aero #23, August of 1945-both stories with art by Nina Albright...

It’s Valentine’s Day in Los Angeles, and hearts aren’t the only thing on fire—Robbie Reyes, AKA Ghost Rider, has a special mission to undertake in his Hell Charger…

Wrongfully imprisoned and desperate to regain his freedom, Max Gomez agrees to become a subject in an underground government experiment. When the trial gives him phenomenal shape-shifting abilities, Gomez learns his new “freedom” requires surviving a superpowered war fought on the streets of NYC.

In this new paperback collecting WONDER WOMAN #1-14, the Amazon Princess’ first assignment takes her to Man’s World to teach humanity the ways of the goddess Gaea—no matter who objects!

Love is in the air again, and DC is here to warm your heart and brighten your soul with eight timeless tales of…strange love? We’ve got stories of a love as old as Jurassic time on Dinosaur Island, a bromance between Peacemaker and his eagle sidekick Eagly, and a first date you never saw coming. Oh wow, these really do sound sweet and heartwarming! So c’mon, let your freak flag fly and get weird this Valentine’s Day.

"Slaughterman" is a comic book volume with two issues known to exist, published by Comico in 1982.

Following his appearance in the Aquaman 80th Anniversary 100-Page Super Spectacular, the scourge of the seas now gets his own series. Black Manta is chasing a rare metal with incredible powers, and he's not the only one who wants to get his hands on it, friend and foe alike!

One of the most passionate, pulpy private eye comics to hit North American shores in years was THE RIO KID, a European import translated and published in English in 1991 by American comic publisher Eternity. Set in Rio de Janero, and full of nasty, brutal violence (eye-gouging is quite prevalent), lush tropical scenery, and a rampant, open sensuality that pervades the entire series, it's like nothing else in North America. The Rio Kid is a transplanted American, living in Rio, scraping up just enough work.

This issue was paid for by Marvel but was never released after the cancelation of the entire 2099 line of comic books. The issue was released in full on both Scott Andrewsand Salgood Sam's website.

Collects Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #101-102, Marvel Team-Up (1972) #3-4, Fear (1970) #20, Amazing Spider-Man (2003) #699.1.

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