Direct Edition. X-Force crossover. "Sabotage" Part 1 of 2. Guest-starring X-Force. Script and art by Todd McFarlane. Plot assist by Rob Liefeld. Cover by Todd McFarlane.
Plot continues from X-Force (1st series) #3. Superstar artist Todd McFarlane's spectacular run on the Spider-Man (1990) title comes to an end with a battle royal on the streets of lower Manhattan! The wall-crawler is web-swinging by the World Trade Center...when he stumbles across a major battle in progress between X-Force and the Juggernaut! Spider-Man knows Cain Marko is nigh unstoppable, but the youngsters of X-Force don't care! Can the web-slinger guide them to victory? Story concludes in X-Force #4. X-Force Lineup: Boom-Boom, Cable, Cannonball, Domino, Feral, Gideon, Shatterstar, Siryn, Sunspot, and Warpath. (Notes: This unique issue is drawn in widescreen/landscape format (horizontal) to maximize the action -- in the same manner as Fantastic Four 252. After this issue Todd McFarlane left Marvel and formed Image Comics with other superstar artists (Jim Lee, Marc Silvestri, and Erik Larsen to name a few). There he created Spawn -- one the most successful creator-owned characters in the history of the medium. Spawn has inspired spin-offs, cartoons, a movie, and one of the most successful toy lines of all time. - Odinson, Lone Star Archivist.)
32 pages. Cover price $1.75.
Direct Edition. Sub-City Part 2 of 2. Script and art by Todd McFarlane. Cover by Todd McFarlane.
The wondrous wall-crawler -- dressed in his old black costume -- descends into the caverns below Manhattan to find the missing homeless people. And after sifting through a group of hostile underground dwellers, the amazing one meets their leader: Morbius! What a surprise! Why is the Living Vampire...living underground? Gruesomely, it's because Morbius has found a new way to acquire victims for his feedings. Oh boy, Spider-Man cannot let this continue. And that means war with the Living Vampire!
32 pages. Cover price $1.75.
Masques Part 2 of 2. Guest-starring Ghost Rider. Script and art by Todd McFarlane. Cover by Todd McFarlane.
Inside an abandoned warehouse; the Hobgoblin, the Ghost Rider, and the Spectacular Spider-Man come together -- to deal life and death to a young boy...and to themselves! The web-slinger's top priority is protecting the young child. However the Spirit of Vengeance's top priority is destroying the Demogoblin with hellfire! Can both heroes accomplish their objectives at the same time? Regrettably, the answer is no. And Spider-Man may catch the hellfire too!
32 pages. Cover price $1.75.
U.S. EDITION ($1.50 cover price). Todd McFarlane cover. Written by Dwayne McDuffie with art by Alex Saviuk and inks by Christopher Ivy.
This is the 1st issue in a three issue set of three of anti-drug comics. The complete series consists of: Amazing Spider-Man #1: Skating on Thin Ice; Amazing-Spider-Man #2: Double Trouble; Amazing Spider-Man #3: Hit and Run!
Cover price $1.50.
Cover art by Graham Nolan and Brian Stelfreeze. Gears of Justice starring Batman, script by Chuck Dixon, pencils by Graham Nolan, inks by Bob McLeod;
Batman battles Gearhead, who makes his first appearance.
Cover pencils by Graham Nolan, inks by Tom Palmer. "Knight Out," script by Chuck Dixon, pencils by Graham Nolan, inks by Cam Smith;
There is a robbery in progress in a 364 Store; Bruce Wayne happened to be buying a hot-dog for his date at the place when two armed men came in and started to threaten him and the shopkeeper; Bruce played the fool for a while and when the things heated up, he decided to act.
Cover art by Lee Weeks. Heart of Stone (The Death Lottery Part Two) starring Batman, script by Chuck Dixon, pencils by Graham Nolan, inks by Bill Sienkiewicz;
Lucius Fox gets shot by a sniper, spurring Batman and Robin to investigate.
Cover art by Lee Weeks. "The Death Lottery Part One Heart of Glass," script by Chuck Dixon, pencils by Graham Nolan, inks by Bill Sienkiewicz;
Gunhawk and Bunny are ready to fulfill a contract on a man's life at the Seattle airport; Gunhawk misses the shot and they are both discovered; They leave because their target's bodyguard started shooting at them; Deathstroke hunts in Africa under the name of Baas; a lion knocks him to the ground; Batman and Robin patrol Gotham City.
Cover pencils by Graham Nolan, inks by Bob McLeod. "Riddled" starring Batman, Query, Echo, the Ridder, Cluemaster, and Oracle, script by Chuck Dixon, pencils by Graham Nolan, inks by David Roach;
Batman is down from the bullet that struck his cowl; The hoods celebrate when Cluemaster appears and threatens them; Brown tells them that if they shoot him, everyone will die because of the plastic explosive in his vest; Brown struggles for a while but one of the hoods struck him in the head with a shovel; A car approaches them; Riddler's remote signal doesnt work because Brown is beneath a bridge in the park; Robin arrives just in time to help Brown and Batman.
Cover pencils by Graham Nolan, inks by Karl Kesel. "Lethal Pursuits" starring Batman, Query, Echo, Ridder, Cluemaster, and Oracle, script by Chuck Dixon, pencils by Graham Nolan, inks by David Roach;
Riddler tells Batman that they only have 15 minutes to decipher his clue before he detonates the explosives in in Arthur Brown's vest; Batman and Robin decipher the clues but they remain unclear; Batman tells Robin to go to the Batcave, contact Oracle and get her help with Riddler's clues; Meanwhile, Batman locks Brown inside the Batmobile's truck and travels to the next address where Riddler would give them the next set of clues; Batman battles Query and Echo.
Cover art by Graham Nolan and Bill Sienkiewicz. Second Chances starring Batman and Robin, script by Chuck Dixon, pencils by Graham Nolan, inks by Scott Hanna;
As Gotham tries to recover from deadly virus, Ra's al Ghu's followers attack police headquarters.
Cover art by Graham Nolan and Bill Sienkiewicz. Gotham's Scourge starring Batman, Robin, Huntress, Nightwing, Bane, Ra's Al Ghul, and Talia, script by Chuck Dixon, pencils by Graham Nolan, inks by Scott Hanna;
Batman battles Bane and tries to destroy deadly virus.
Cover art by Graham Nolan, Scott Hanna, and Greg Wright. Babylon Falls starring Batman, Poison Ivy, Nightwing, Barbara Gordon, and Catwoman, script by Chuck Dixon, pencils by Graham Nolan, inks by Scott Hanna; Batman escapes Babylon Towers, Oracle helps Catwoman track down outbreak survivor.
Cover art by Rudolfo Damaggio, Bill Sienkiewicz, and Greg Wright. The Gray Area starring Batman, Catwoman, and Barbara Gordon, script by Chuck Dixon, pencils by Tommy Lee Edwards, inks by Scott Hanna; Robin pursues Kendall Stuart, who survived a virus outbreak, Batman escapes a military enclave.
War of the Dragons part 3 (of 3), continued from Robin (1993-2009) #17. Batman struggles to keep Gotham's Chinatown from tearing itself apart as King Snake and Lynx fight for rule of the underworld. Luckily, he has help from some unexpected allies. Appearances by Nightwing and Huntress. Written by Chuck Dixon, with art by Steve Lieber and Klaus Janson. Cover by Graham Nolan and Janson.
The Dark Knight steps out of his element when he attempts to stop a river pirate who is preying upon Gotham City's yachts and gambling boats. Part 1 of 2, continued next issue. Written by Chuck Dixon, with art by Graham Nolan and Scott Hanna. Cover by Nolan.
Cover pencils by Chuck Dixon (sketch) and Graham Nolan (pencils), inks by Klaus Janson.
"War of the Dragons, part 1 - The Iron Dragon," script by Chuck Dixon, pencils by Steve Lieber, inks by Klaus Janson; A gang war is starting to develop in Gotham's Chinatown, and Batman investigates the events with the help of Robin; One of the major crime bosses in Chinatown, King Snake, receives a warning but he kills the messenger as a way to send his own message; His actions put him against his right hand Lynx who challenges King Snake for the gang leadership just to be beaten by Snake; At the time, the GCPD is worried about a killer named Tommy Mangles that roams free the streets of Gotham; Bruce and Tim try to get some informants inside Chinatown.
Direct Edition. "Survival of the Hittist!" Part 2 of 2. Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Todd McFarlane. Inks by Bob McLeod. Cover by Todd McFarlane.
After their waterfront arms theft goes awry, the Life Foundation turns the tables on Chance! The mysterious survivalist group abducts the mercenary and takes him to their secret headquarters in northern New Jersey! But thanks to a well-placed spider tracer, the web-slinger infiltrates the foundation's secluded colony the next day...and rescues Chance! So now the adversaries of 24 hours ago suddenly become allies to avoid death...courtesy of the Life Foundation! First appearance (and cameo on the last page) by Venom. Cameo appearances by Eddie Murphy, Paul Schaffer, and Joe Robertson.
Last 75¢ issue. 36 pages, full color. (Note: Chance returns in Amazing Spider-Man 336.) Cover price $0.75.
Newsstand Edition. Cover pencils by Frank Miller, inks by Klaus Janson. Devils starring Daredevil, Elektra, Nick Manolis, Foggy Nelson, Heather Glenn, and Becky Blake, script and pencils by Frank Miller, inks by Klaus Janson
Bullseye has a tumor in his brain that makes him see every day people as Daredevil, and he starts to kill them all. First appearance of Tom Snyde (a Tom Snyder parody). Cameos: Humphry Bogart and Mary Astor (both on movie screen, Maltese Falcon), James Cagney (poster).
36 pgs. Cover price $0.50. Cover price $0.50.
Dantes Inferno Portfolio (1975) by Michael Wm. Kaluta. Published by Christopher Enterprises. Get a new and unique view of Hell with these eight 12-in. x 16-in. plates of full-color paintings.
Only 2000 of these porfolios were produced; each copy is numbered and signed by the artist. Plates come in a large illustrated envelope.
Four stunning full-color plates by Michael Kaluta. The images feature human/animal creatures in elegant designs as only Kaluta can portray!
11-in. x 14-in. prints on white card stock in an illustrated envelope
1995, Sovereign 7 dealer promo pack. COntains one foil/hologram 9x12 poster, looks like a foil/hologram counter display, some flyers and ?
Still factory sealed
This is only the Sienkiewicz plate
Strength of Man Portfolio (1987 Blackthorne Publishing ) Artists: Moebius (Jean Giraud), Mark Beachum, Rick Bryant, Will Eisner, Scott Hampton, Steve Huston, Jeff Jones, Chris Miller, Brian Murray, Kevin Nowlan, George Pratt, Bart Sears, and Bill SienkiewiczTitle: Strength of Man PortfolioPublication Date: 1987Book Condition: Excellent/MintCount: 13 PlatesPhysical Description: 12 x 9 inchesItem Weight: 1.00 poundsStrength of Man Portfolio (1987 Blackthorne Publishing ).Limited Signed Edition. Signed by the artists. Limited to 1500 copies, number 1237 / 1500. Cover by Scott Hampton. Art by Mark Beachum, Rick Bryant, Will Eisner, Scott Hampton, Steve Huston, Jeff Jones, Moebius, Chris Miller, Brian Murray, Kevin Nowlan, George Pratt, Bart Sears, and Bill Sienkiewicz.Loose Pages in Envelope.Each plate is Signed by each artist including Jean Giraud MOEBIUS. Limited to 1500 copies produced ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED. These pen and ink drawings are a faithful reproduction of the originals.9 1/2-in. x 12 1/2-in. B&W.
