Cover by Scott Hampton. Written by Clive Barker, Chuck Wagner and Fred Burke. Art by Klaus Janson and John Bolton.
Clive Barker's nightmarish vision has changed the face of horror forever. Now Barker does for comics what he's already done for film, stage and fiction -- stretching the very boundaries of the medium itself to bring forth the lyrical and the brutal. In Book Two: "Skins of the Fathers" by Clive Barker, Chuck Wagner (adaptation), Fred Burke (adaptation) and Klaus Janson. Also featuring: "In the Hills, the Cities" by Barker, Wagner (adaptation), Burke (adaptation) and John Bolton. 64 pages, full color.
Stories by Warren Ellis, Alan Moore, Gary Frank, Cam Smith, Mark Beachum, David Mack, Rick Mays, & James Robinson. Cover A is a painted cover by John Bolton featuring Vampirella and another vampire on the cover.
Glenn Danzig script, Keu Cha art. Painted cover by Kent Williams
The return of Igrat! Satanikas treacherous half-brother Naekith, Morella, The Inquisitor, and finally : The Lord Dalkiel. They all meet in this special landmark issue.
Cover by Kent Williams, story by Glenn Danzig, art by Duke Mighten.
In this issue Satanika meets her half-brother, one of Dalkiels brood, whooffers to help her kill their father. But he has already promised to killSatanika for Dalkiel. Who is he loyal to? Who will he kill? All this andSatanika still has to deal with Morella and her Satanic cult.
Cover by Simon Bisley.
Ths issue of Verotik Illustrated features an artistic undertaking of masssive proportions when Satanika, the winged demoness, is spotlighted in an epic length jam by some of comicdoms greatest illustrators. Simon Bisley, Kent Williams, Joe Quesadam Jimmy Palmiotti, Jason Pearson, Duke Mighten, and Japanese manga sensation Kaz Yamane. Never again will you see this many greats teamed in one place. Satanika enters a demonic mirror who's seduction is her ultimate death. Also, the final chapter of Akuma-She by Glenn Danzig and Duke Mighten. Akuma-She looks for entertainment at a rave, but others find her presence...deadly.
Cover by Simon Bisley.
Back with an all new "Jaguar God" tale written by Glenn Danzig. Nobody does it like Bisley and Danzig as they once again take on the mythic Jungle Warriors adventures. Biz fans will be slobbering over this issue. Then Martin Emond joins Danzig in a fantasy tale of "Satanika." It's a strange and eerie take on a "Midsumer Nights Dream" as only Verotik could do. Next up is "Akuma-She" by Danzig and Mighten and is the story of a young woman whose quest to be the ultimate in femininity leads to her experimantation with high doses of cosmetic estrogen injections. The results are shall we say...MONSTROUS!!! This marks the first apearance of Akuma-She.
painted cover by alex ross alex ross & jim krueger(w)/steve yeowell(p)/bill sienkiewicz(i) ?
The Master of the Mystic Arts sails into the spotlight in this one-shot that continues the finale to the EARTH X saga!
Dr. Strange, with the help of Sunfire and the Xen, leads a rescue operation to save Clea by sneaking into the mighty realm of Asgard! And in the midst of this turmoil, the truth behind his relationship with Clea is finally revealed! Plus, a painted cover by Alex Ross, as the possible future of the Marvel Universe continues!
This 56-page one-shot is printed on glossy stock paper with a cardstock cover.
4.50 Cover price $4.50.
Bill Sienkiewicz cover. A Fire in the Night!, script by Chris Claremont, art by John Bolton; story of the early life of Magneto. I, Magneto!, script by Chris Claremont, art by John Bolton; Magneto works for Control as a Nazi Hunter; Control turns on him, and he begins his life of crime. Magneto Seminar, script by Fabian Nicieza, art by Jan Duursema, Dan Panosian, and Mickey Ritter (as Micky Ritter); brief overview of the life of Magneto. Reprints Classic X-Men 12 & 19. Pin-ups by John Byrne/Terry Austin, Steve Epting/Tom Palmer, and Greg Capullo/Kevin Conrad.
36 pgs., full color.
Writer Bill Mantlo and editor Mike Carlin discuss Rom; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; interview with Mike Carlin; Bill Sienkiewicz cover.
Cover price $0.35.
First $1.50 cover price. Cover pencils by Carmine Infantino, inks by Terry Austin. Al Milgrom discusses the price increase in Marvel Fanfare.
The Light That Never Was!, script by Peter Gillis, pencils by Carmine Infantino, inks by P. Craig Russell; James Mandarn accidentally releases the Slitherer in Shadow during an occult ritual; Meredith must enlist the aid of Doctor Strange. Wolf-Boy, script by Rudyard Kipling (original story) and Gil Kane (adaptation), pencils by Gil Kane, inks by P. Craig Russell; Mother and Father Wolf take in a human child; Adapted from Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book. The Bill Sienkiewicz Portfolio! (six pages). Hello, and Happy New Year! promo page by Jim Shooter. Mowgli back cover by P. Craig Russell.
36 pgs. $1.50. Cover price $1.50.
If you thought the trading cards were incredible, you'll have to have this comic-sized re-presentation of the amazing artwork. All your favorite characters are drawn by top artists in this glossy stock special.
Art by George Perez, Bret Blevins, Brian Stelfreeze, Joe Phillips, Bob Larkin, Joe Chiodo, Ray Lago, Tristan Schane, Julie Bell, Mike Kaluta and Kent Williams, plus premiering exclusive paintings by Dave Dorman, Ted McKeever, Bill Sienkiewicz, Ken Steacy and Jim Steranko. Iron Man cover by Julie Bell.
Cover price $2.95.
Marvel's greatest heroes and villains! Marvel's greatest painters! Fans' favorite card series! They're all here, in an expanded comic form, printed on glossy stock. Bill Sienkiewicz's breath taking Ghost Rider! Mike Kaluta's powerful Storm! John Romita, Sr.'s classic Kingpin! Dan Brereton's heart-stopping Deathlok! Brian Stelfreeze's knock-out Rogue! George Perez's brawny Beast! Plus more by Julie Bell, Lou Harrison, Glenn Fabry, Bob Larkin, Joe Phillips, Joe Jusko, Kent Williams, Dave Dorman, Tristan Schane, Ray Lago and Bret Blevins. Wolverine cover by Bill Sienkiewicz.
Cover price $2.95.
Final Issue - "Worldhome!" Written by Peter B. Gillis. Art by Kelley Jones and Danny Bulanadi.
Don't miss the stunning cosmic conclusion to the journey of the Micronauts!
32 pages, FC. Cover price $0.75.
Written by JASON AARON Penciled by TAN ENG HUAT Cover by ARTHUR SUYDAM
This is it. The final chapter in the epic arc, 'LAST STAND OF THE SPIRITS OF VENGEANCE.' Johnny Blaze and the last remaining Ghost Riders from around the world make their final stand against the warrior hordes of the rebel angel Zadkiel, led by Blaze's brother, the power-mad renegade Danny Ketch. This is a showdown for the ages, featuring more Ghost Riders than you can shake a stick at and an ending you won't believe!
32 PGS./Parental Advisory Cover price $2.99.
Cover by ARTHUR SUYDAM. Trials and Tribulations: Part 2 - Written by JASON AARON Penciled by TONY MOORE
Among the truckers who work the loneliest stretches of highways at night, there is a legend. The legend of the Highwayman, the hellbilly terror of the hammer lane, a former trucker who was cursed by the devil and now drives a mystical black rig, preying on the souls of anyone foolish enough to drive his highways come nightfall. This issue, that happens to be Danny Ketch, a man who knows a thing or two when it comes to curses.
32 PGS./Parental Advisory ...$2.99 Cover price $2.99.
Trials and Tribulations: Part 3 - Written by JASON AARON. Art by TONY MOORE. Cover by ARTHUR SUYDAM.
Johnny Blaze has come to a monastery in Japan, just wanting to be left alone as he waits patiently for the end of the world. But when a local biker gang begins terrorizing the town, Blaze realizes that his work as Ghost Rider isn't quite done yet.
32 pages full color. Cover price $2.99.
Logan Dies: Part 2 - Written by MARC GUGGENHEIM Pencils by HOWARD CHAYKIN Cover by ARTHUR SUYDAM
Last issue ended with Wolverine reduced to a brain dead vegetable. You'd think that was the end of Wolverine's adventures, but it's actually just the beginning of Wolverine's greatest challenge yet. Guest-starring Iron Man and Dr. Strange! Marc (Blade, Flash) Guggenheim and Howard Chaykin bring you the second chapter in the story we had to call 'Logan Dies.'
Cover price $2.99.
Written by DANIEL WAY Penciled by STEVE DILLON Cover by JOE QUESADA 50/50 Variant by ARTHUR SUYDAM
It all ends-and it all begins-in this issue, featuring both the death of a beloved Marvel character and the debut appearance of a new one: the son of Wolverine!
32 PGS./PARENTAL ADVISORY Cover price $2.99.
Cover art by Bill Sienkiewicz. Pariah!, script by Steven Grant, pencils by Hugh Haynes, inks by Mark McKenna, Mick Gray, and Scott Koblish,
Captain America cameo. Part one of Pariah! series. Bullpen Bulletins, art by Rick Parker. Armory Entry profile--Carleton Technologies COBRA.
38 pgs. $1.75. Cover price $1.75.
Written by BRIAN REED. Penciled by ROBERTO DE LA TORRE. Cover by DAVID MACK.
CIVIL WAR Tie-in! The CIVIL WAR continues! Ms. Marvel must deal with a friend turned outlaw, while also training the next generation of super heroes. Writer Brian Reed and Penciler Roberto De La Torre bring you another action-packed issue, including special guest stars Simon 'Wonder Man' Williams, Julia 'Arachne' Carpenter and Anya 'Arana' Corazon. Cover by award-winner David Mack
32 PGS./Rated A Cover price $2.99.
painted cover by david mack brian michael bendis (w)/ rick mays (p)
Does Spidey want to help Shang-Chi fight his father -- or does he just want the Master of Kung Fu to teach him some sweet moves?
Written by Wizard's "Best Writer of 2000," Brian Michael Bendis with art by Rick Mays and a painted cover by David Mack!
"ULTIMATE TEAM-UP deserves credit for introducing unfamiliar faces to the comics mainstream, and for giving big name talent a chance to have fun with Marvel characters without a major commitment. Happily, it also deserves credit for delivering entertaining stories on a regular basis." -Randy Lander, TheFourthRail.com
40 pages, with ads. Printed on glossy stock paper with a cardstock cover. Cover price $2.25.
