Story by Roy Thomas, adapting the novel Elric of Melnibone by Michael Moorcock. Art by P. Craig Russell and Michael T. Gilbert.
Prince Yyrkoon, cousin of Elric believes he should be on the throne of Melnibone, not Elric. While he plots, Elric and his lover Cymoril take a trip to the beach, where Elric dreams of the past, and fears for the future...
Complete set of 6 comics
Bill the Clown (1992)
Story by Dan Vado. Art and cover by Troy Nixey, plus a pin-up by Neil Vokes.
A dark tale by SLG publisher Dan Vado himself. A happy clown accidentally terrorizes a small boy; traumatized, the clown decides to take the law into his own hands. Followed by Bill the Clown Comedy Isn't Pretty.
36 pages, B&W. Mature readers. Cover price $2.50.
Bill the Clown Comedy Isn't Pretty (1992)
Story by Dan Vado. Art and cover by Troy Nixey. A dark tale by SLG publisher Dan Vado himself. A good clown gone bad, Bill roams the country on a spree of drunkenness and destruction. Followed by Bill the Clown Death and Clown White. 36 pages, B&W. Mature readers. Cover price $2.50.
Bill the Clown Death and Clown White (1993)
Story by Dan Vado. Art and cover by Troy Nixey. A dark tale by SLG publisher Dan Vado himself. A good clown gone bad, Bill sets out to bring the inequities of a system gone mad into his own special kind of order. The final Bill the Clown story. 36 pages, B&W. Mature readers. Cover price $2.95.
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Story by Martin Powell, based on the novel by Brian Lumley. Art by Daerick Gross. Cover by Bob Eggleton.
Malibu brings the first novel in Lumleys acclaimed horror series to the comics page. Young Harry Keogh learns he can communicate with the dead; meanwhile, the necromancer Boris Dragosani reports to his vampire master.
32 pages, Full Color. Mature readers. Limited Series of five issues. Cover price $2.95.
Stories by Jack Kirby and Tim Conrad. Art by Jack Kirby, Tim Conrad and Mike Thibodeaux. Cover by Jack Kirby and Mike Thibodeaux. One of the final series from legendary artist Jack Kirby. Interstellar law officer Captain Victory battles menaces from space such as the Insectons, replacing his body with a fresh clone whenever it gets badly damaged. This series launched both Pacific Comics and the independent, creator-owned trend in comics publishing. Even Captain Victory lacks the power to disobey The Voice from the cosmos. The Voice; Rainmaker. 32 pages, Full Color.
Stories by Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko, and Mark Evanier. Art by Jack Kirby, Mike Thibodeaux, Mike Royer and Steve Ditko. Cover by Jack Kirby and Mike Royer. One of the final series from legendary artist Jack Kirby. Interstellar law officer Captain Victory battles menaces from space such as the Insectons, replacing his body with a fresh clone whenever it gets badly damaged. This series launched both Pacific Comics and the independent, creator-owned trend in comics publishing. Double-sized issue features the debut of Steve Ditko's Missing Man backup story, making this one of the very rare post-Marvel comics to feature both of the Marvel Age art legends, Kirby and Ditko. Also, in his final incarnation, the Goozlebobber transforms into...Ronald Reagan? Victory is Sacrifice; Goozlebobber!; The Missing Man: The Khill Brothers. 48 pages, Full Color.
Stories by Jack Kirby. Art by Jack Kirby and Mike Thibodeaux. Cover by Jack Kirby and Mike Thibodeaux. One of the final series from legendary artist Jack Kirby. Interstellar law officer Captain Victory battles menaces from space such as the Insectons, replacing his body with a fresh clone whenever it gets badly damaged. This series launched both Pacific Comics and the independent, creator-owned trend in comics publishing. The Fighting Airborne mobilizes for its first battle against a menace from outer space. Also, the debut of one of Kirby's strangest and most controversial characters, the indescribable Goozlebobber. The Fighting Airborne!; The Goozlebobber? 32 pages, Full Color.
Stories by Jack Kirby and Neal Adams. Art by Jack Kirby, Neal Adams and Mike Thibodeaux. Cover by Jack Kirby, Neal Adams and Mike Thibodeaux. One of the final series from legendary artist Jack Kirby. Interstellar law officer Captain Victory battles menaces from space such as the Insectons, replacing his body with a fresh clone whenever it gets badly damaged. This series launched both Pacific Comics and the independent, creator-owned trend in comics publishing. An attack on the Insecton's hive leads Captain Victory to a confrontation with the Queen. The backup story introduces Neal Adams Ms. Mystic, as she avenges a bald eagle killed by poachers. Encounters of a Savage Kind; Ms. Mystic. 32 pages
Death Hive U.S.A. Story by Jack Kirby. Art by Jack Kirby, Mike Royer and Mike Thibodeaux. Cover by Jack Kirby and Mike Thibodeaux. One of the final series from legendary artist Jack Kirby. Interstellar law officer Captain Victory battles menaces from space such as the Insectons, replacing his body with a fresh clone whenever it gets badly damaged. This series launched both Pacific Comics and the independent, creator-owned trend in comics publishing. A small American town becomes a death hive after its citizens suddenly vanish. 32 pages, Full Color.
Stories by Jack Kirby. Art by Jack Kirby, Mike Royer and Mike Thibodeaux. Cover by Jack Kirby and Mike Royer. One of the final series from legendary artist Jack Kirby. Interstellar law officer Captain Victory battles menaces from space such as the Insectons, replacing his body with a fresh clone whenever it gets badly damaged. This series launched both Pacific Comics and the independent, creator-owned trend in comics publishing. Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers pursue Lightning Lady, queen of the Insectons, to her refuge on Earth. Jack "King" Kirby; Captain Victory and His Galactic Rangers; Small Arms in the Galactic Arsenal; Special Section Troops; Cast of characters; Galactic Military Insignias; Lightning Lady and Her Insectons. 32 pages, Full Color.
Cover, and all art by Berni Wrightson. "Jennifer." 10 pages. Reprinted from Creepy #63. Story by Bruce Jones. A man comes across another man about to execute a deformed girl in the forest. Saving her, he takes her into his family. It is not long though, before he finds out why she ended up in the predicament he found her in. "Cool Air." 7 pages. Reprinted from Eerie #62. Script by Berni Wrightson adapted from the story by H. P. Lovecraft. A man finds out why his upstairs neighbor, Dr. Munoz keeps his home so cold. It is not a pleasant answer. "Four Classic Martians." 1 page illustration reprinted from Creepy #87. "The Laughing Man." 6 pages. Reprinted from Creepy #95. Story by Bruce Jones. Two explorers find the mythical Ape-Men in Africa. This turns out not to be a good thing. "Clarke." 5 pages. Reprinted from Creepy #77. Story by Bruce Jones. A mans careless mistake literally comes back to haunt him. 32 pages. Full color.
Cover and all art by Berni Wrightson. "King of the Mountain, Man." 8 pages. Reprinted from Badtime Stories (1972). Story by Berni Wrightson. A prospector kills his partner and takes all of his possessions. Too bad none of them are what they seem to be. "A Martian Saga." 6 pages. Reprinted from Creepy #87. Story by Nicola Cuti. A man crash lands on Mars. Good fortune seems to follow him, but now his air is running out. "Night Fall." 8 pages. Reprinted from Eerie #60. Story by Bill DuBay. Be careful when your kids tell you about the monsters under their bed. Sometimes theyre telling the truth! "The Last Hunters." 7 pages. Reprinted from Badtime Stories (1972). Story by Berni Wrightson. The last dregs of a mutated humanity may be responsible for the being hunting them to extinction. 32 pages. Full color.
Cover, stories, and art by Berni Wrightson. "The muck monster." 7 pages. Reprinted from Eerie #68. In a variation on the Frankenstein story, the monster gains his freedom in a very unusual way. "The Pepper Lake Monster." 10 pages. Reprinted from Eerie #58. A man attempts to capture the famous Pepper Lake Monster. Even if he succeeds though, the townspeople might have other ideas. "The Black Cat." 12 pages. Reprinted from Creepy #62. Adapted from the story by Edgar Allen Poe. A couples pet cat develops an intense interest in the man of the house. When this attention drives the man to the brink of madness, the man takes drastic action. The ebony feline may have the last laugh however. 32 pages. Full color.
Cover by Steve Ditko. Stories and art by Carlos Vila, Pete Morisi and Pat Boyette. A horror anthology from Charlton that often featured work by Steve Ditko and other comics luminaries. An autistic girl is threatened by two ghosts, but she has an advantage they don't know about. A Romani band gets revenge on Count Malko. Igor gets on the wrong end of a werewolf. Cover by Spider-Man co-creator Steve Ditko. Blaque and Wight; Gypsy's Revenge!; The Night of the Laughing Wolf. 32 pages, Full Color.
Cover art by Will Eisner. Sign of the Octopus starring the Spirit, Octopus, and Klink. Picnic starring the Spirit, Klink, "Evry Li'l Bug," and Octopus. Showdown with the Octopus starring the Spirit and Octopus. Blind starring the Spirit, Ebony, and Klink. Scripts and Pencils by Will Eisner, inks by Eisner and Jerry Grandenetti. 36 pgs.
Cover art by Will Eisner. The Spirit's Favorite Fairy Tales for Juvenile Delinquents: Hansel and Gretel starring the Spirit. Li'l Adam starring the Spirit, Al Slapp, Li'l Adam, Elmer Hay, and Hector Ghoul. The Lamp starring the Spirit, Ebony, and Pierpont. Competition starring the Spirit, P'Gell, Saree, and Officer Sam Klink. Scripts and Pencils by Will Eisner, inks by Eisner and Jerry Grandenetti (inks on page 6 of Li'l Adam story by Jules Fieffer). 36 pgs.
Cover art by Will Eisner. Distinguished Men Prefer Borshbelt's Buttermilk featuring the Spirit (who only appears in one panel). Smuggler's Cove starring the Spirit, A-P.S., and Ebony. Olga Bustle in "Outcast" starring the Spirit and A-Mr Dusk. The Vortex starring the Spirit. Back To School starring the Spirit, A-P.S., Brains Tidewater (incorrectly called Brown), Ebony, and I-Boss Bubble. Scripts by Will Eisner, pencils by John Spranger, inks by Will Eisner and Bob Palmer. 44 pgs.
Cover art by Will Eisner. Welcome Home, Ebony starring the Spirit, Ebony, and Pierpont, script by Will Eisner, pencils by John Spranger, inks by Will Eisner and Bob Palmer. Carrion's Rock starring the Spirit, Carrion, and Julia, script by Will Eisner, pencils by John Spranger, inks by Will Eisner and Bob Palmer. Magnifying Glasses starring the Spirit, script by Will Eisner, pencils by John Spranger, inks by Will Eisner and Bob Palmer. Tidal Wave starring the Spirit and Fraternization H Shack, script by Will Eisner, pencils by John Spranger, inks by Will Eisner and Bob Palmer. 36 pgs.
Cover art by Will Eisner. Nylon Rose starring the Spirit, script by Will Eisner, pencils by John Spranger, inks by Will Eisner and Bob Palmer. The Last Trolley starring the Spirit, script by Will Eisner, pencils by John Spranger and Bob Palmer (Splash), inks by Will Eisner and Bob Palmer. Yafodder's Mustache starring the Spirit and Ebony, script by Will Eisner, pencils by John Spranger, inks by Will Eisner and Bob Palmer. The Kissing Caper starring the Spirit and Nylon Rose, script by Will Eisner, pencils by John Spranger, inks by Will Eisner and Bob Palmer. 36 pgs.
Cover art by Will Eisner. Blubber starring the Spirit and Blubber (intro), script by Will Eisner, pencils by John Spranger, inks by Will Eisner and Bob Palmer. Rockhead Stone starring the Spirit, script by Will Eisner, pencils by John Spranger, inks by Will Eisner and Bob Palmer. The Feud starring the Spirit, Pappy Dolan, and the Dolan clan, script by Will Eisner, pencils by John Spranger, inks by Will Eisner and Bob Palmer. The Fly starring the Spirit, script by Will Eisner, pencils by John Spranger, inks by Will Eisner and Bob Palmer. 36 pgs.
Written by Doug Moench, Pencils by Michael Hernandex, Inks by Nestor Redondo, Letters by Adam Kubert.
A time travelling Ace and his ladyluck, Bridget, jump all over time and space to make sure things stay the way they were meant to be! Join Ace, Bridget, and Head as they attempt to right the wrongs that the Ebonati and their shadow knights afflict on past, present, and future!
Lightning Snatched from the Tyrant of Time - Written by Doug Moench. Art by Michael Bair (as Michael Hernandez) and Nestor Redondo. Cover by Dan Day.
Starring Aztec Ace and Benjamin Franklin. 32 pages, PC/PB&W.
After the Elementals are captured by the Destroyers, Monolith escapes, frees his teammates and then the Elementals go against the Destroyers again in "The Natural Order – Angel of Light."
Script by Bill Willingham and art by Bill Willingham & Rich Rankin. Wraparound cover.
