Jae Lee Variant cover limited to 800. By JT Krul with Michael Turner, Ale Garza, & Beth Sotelo.
Aspen and Dynamite team up to present an original story featuring the flagship creation of Michael Turner's Aspen! Writers JT Krul and Michael Turner, and artist Ale Garza have united for the first time ever to tell this special tale, featuring a look at the young Aspen Mathews as she develops into the heroine we all know today! 32 Pages, Full Color.
Art Cover. Cover pencils by Rob Liefeld, inks by Jonathan Sibal. "Godyssey," script by Rob Liefeld (Plot) and Robert Napton, pencils by Ed Benes and Michael Chang, inks by Norm Rapmund, Sean Parsons, Marlo Alquiza, and Jonathan Sibal
Avengelyne has a nightmare about Jesus climbing down from the cross to battle Zeus and the Greek gods; Glory arrives to tell her that her dream is a premonition as Zeus has started a war against the Christian heaven (he is jealous that nobody pays attention to him anymore); Avengelyne and Glory travel to Mount Olympus to beg Zeus to stay his hand but end up insulting him instead and are forced to fight his children; Zeus blasts Avengelyne, a servant of heaven, down to Hades.
32 pgs., full color. Cover price $2.99.
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Alec Swan (aka Firearm) has retired from active duty with the covert organization known as The Lodge. But The Lodge needs a new agent--a new Firearm. The Lodge activates a double agent planted deep within a rival organization, namely Aladdin! Key code words activate the hidden personality within their sleeper agent, resulting in a new Firearm with two distinct personas...in the active service of both Aladdin and The Lodge.
Written by Marv Wolfman and David Quinn. Art by Gabriel Gecko, Jeff Moore, Stephen Baskerville and Chris Ivy. Plus: an Alec Swan back-up story by James Robinson, Cully Hamner and Keith Conroy. Cover by George Perez.
Cover price $2.95.
De hagenridder speelt een eeuw voor de gebeurtenissen in de romancyclus Het Lied van ijs en Vuur, waarmee George R.R. Martin doorbrak naar een wereldwijd fantasypubliek. De schildknaap Dunk neemt het zwaard en het schild van zijn dode meester en doet mee aan een toernooi. Maar ridder Duncan, zoals hij zich noemt, heeft nog veel te leren over de wereld van ridders en edellieden. Hij kan aardig vechten en heeft een sterk eergevoel, maar is dat genoeg om ook in de ogen van anderen een echte ridder te worden? Of leeft hij met een illusie die hem zijn leven kan kosten?
After saving the day on a movie production set, E-Man gets an offer to go into the movies and accepts in "E.M., Phone Home." Story also has a recap of E-Man's origin.
Script by Martin Pasko & art by Joe Staton. Issue also has a snack ad parody featuring Rog 2000.
Cover price $1.00.
E-Man and Nova travel to Nova's hometown to locate Mauser's nephew who was sent to the town to investigate Nova's past and the trip leads E-Man and Nova into danger and mystery in "Blacklung."
Script by Martin Pasko & Paul Kupperberg & art by Joe Staton & Rick Burchett. Issue also has a snack ad parody featuring "The Absolutely Last Stinkie Ad, Really" and a text feature "Origins of Independent Comics – Part 2" by Charles Meyerson.
Cover price $1.00.
Tyger Lili returns, Nova has a great job offer from a Chicago television station to host a kid's monster movie show and a villain named Big Al steps into the picture in "The Sewer of Doom."
Script by Joe Staton & art by Joe Staton & Rick Burchett.
Cover price $1.00.
On their way to Chicago, E-Man and Nova's car breaks down in a bizarre town called Cynosure, Indiana which has Prince Chaos there and causing all kinds of trouble in "A Town Called Chaos."
Script by Joe Staton & art by Joe Staton & Rick Burchett. Issue also has a text feature "Origins of Independent Comics – Part 3" by Charles Meyerson.
Cover price $1.00.
Mauser comes to Chicago and needs E-Man's help with a case. Nova isn't happy about that but E-Man helps him anyway in "Fat Man's Fury."
Script by Joe Staton & art by Joe Staton & Rick Burchett. Issue also has a text feature "Origins of Independent Comics – Part 5" by Charles Meyerson.
Cover price $1.00.
The villain Samuel Boar is in control of things and Mauser and Nova's lives depend on what E-Man does in "Sunrise Sunset."
Script by Joe Staton & art by Joe Staton & Rick Burchett. Issue also has a text feature "Origins of Independent Comics – Part 6" by Charles Meyerson. Wraparound cover by Joe Staton.
Cover price $1.00.
While handling a missing kid investigation, E-Man and Nova encounter and go against the F-Men, an X-Men parody which has the Weasel, Orereo, Zitpops, the Albatross, Slimesquirmer, Clodhoppers and Airhead in "'F' As In Freak."
Script by Martin Pasko & art by Joe Staton. Issue also has a snack ad parody featuring Mike Mist.
Cover price $1.00.
E-Man rescues and then tries to help a strange acting young man who wants to find someone named Dot while Mauser tries to solve the mystery of some missing films in "If You Knew Herb."
Script by Joe Staton & art by Joe Staton & Rick Burchett. Issue also has a text feature "Scapegoat in Four Colors – Part 3" by Charles Meyerson. Cover price increases to $1.25.
Cover price $1.25.
Something has scared Teddy. And when E-Man and Nova try to find out what, it leads to adventure in Australia and encounters with some new characters in "Captain Koala."
Script by Joe Staton & art by Joe Staton & Rick Burchett.
Cover price $1.25.
E-Man and his teammates from Australia have to deal with Big Al and Randarr the Inexplicable along with their evil forces who have some new diabolical plans in "The See-Thru Wars."
Script by Joe Staton & art by Joe Staton & Rick Burchett. Issue also has "Michael Mauser's Crimestompers' Textbook – Stoolies" with script by Mike W. Barr and art by Joe Staton.
Cover price $1.25.
The story and origin of E-Man's friend, private investigator Mike Mauser which goes from the streets of Brooklyn to the jungles of Vietnam to the alleys of Chicago, is revealed in "Mauser's Story."
Script by Nicola Cuti & Joe Staton & art by Joe Staton & Rick Burchett.
Cover price $1.25.
E-Man and Nova's adventures with the F-Men continue as the Albatross is under the spell of Masternose and then becomes Dark Albatross, a parody of the X-Men's Dark Phoenix saga in "Dark Albatross Must Be Rendered Inoperative, Likewise."
Script by Martin Pasko & art by Joe Staton. Issue also has a snack ad parody featuring Pudge, Girl Blimp.
Cover price $1.00.
E-Man and company go against Mielar Snuggs, a rabid comic book collector who has plans of his own for the world in "The Paper Bomb." Script by Mike W. Barr & art by Joe Staton. Issue also Mike Mauser, Private Eye in "Mauser, P.I.," in which while in Hawaii to visit with a producer, Mauser investigates the strange happenings on the set of the Mauser, P.I. series (parody of "Magnum, P.I.").
Script by Mike W. Barr and art by Rick Burchett. Issue has a snack ad parody featuring Teddy Q.
Cover price $1.00.
E-Man and company have to deal with the Psychobabbler who is holding the whole city of New York for ransom and has a lot of tricks up his sleeve in "Getting Void."
Script by Martin Pasko & art by Joe Staton. Issue also has a snack ad parody featuring Omaha the Cat Dancer.
Cover price $1.00.
After a battle with Thoughtmaster puts E-Man in the hospital, he dreams about his life and everything that has happen with him in "Feed Me."
Script by Martin Pasko & art by Joe Staton & Rick Burchett. Issue also has a snack ad parody featuring Fred Hembeck.
Cover price $1.00.
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Story by Neal Adams and Peter Stone. Art by Walter McDaniels, Aron Weisenfeld and Richard Bennett.
Glow-in-the-dark cover by Aron Weisenfeld and Richard Bennett. Continued from Urth 4 (1989) #4; part of the Deathwatch 2000 crossover saga from Neal Adams' Continuity Comics. A strange seizure turns Fyre against the team; as if that wasn't bad enough, the Hybrids arrive to warn them about the Deathwatch crisis. Their timely arrival coincides with a battle against the original Urth 4. Originally issued polybagged with a trading card.
Ashcan
Written by Stephen Graham Jones. Art and Cover by Davide Gianfelice.
IDW presents an ashcan that serves as a series recap leading into a new story arc that begins in Earthdivers (2022 IDW) #11. Find out what's happened up until that with Tad, Sosh and Yellow Kid in their time traveling quest to save the world from America, without dooming their own future.
Full Color. 5.75 x 8.25in. 12 pages, full color. Rated M
The Last Gunfight of Dirty Dingo Dawg. Stories by Michael Dimpsey and Jim Engel. Art by Chris Ecker, Jim Engel and Grass Green. Cover by Matt Wagner.
A Western adventure in a world of talking animals. Ebnn squares off against Dirty Dingo Dawg, the meanest hombre this side of Doggy Daddy. Also featuring backup stories starring Combat Wombat and his Howlin' Critters and Dick Duck, Duck Dick. The Combat Wombat story has art by underground comix legend Grass Green, and the cover is by Grendels Matt Wagner.
Vault of Horror reprints. "Till Death" (from VOH # 28) from Johnny Craig, "Hook, Line, and Stinker" (# 26) by Graham Ingels, "Strictly From Hunger" (# 27) by George Evans, "People Who Live in Brass Hearses" (# 27) by Jack Davis, "Two of a Kind" (# 26), "A Grim Fairy Tale" (# 27) by Ingels, "For How the Bell Tolls" (# 28) by Evans, and "The Chips Are Down" (# 28) by Davis.
8-in. x 11-in.; full color; 56 pages on good quality white paper stock with cardstock covers.
EC Portfolio Five #5 (Russ Cochran, 1973)
Oversized magazine, Wally Wood cover. Stories and art by Wally Wood, Graham Ingles, Jack Davis, Al Williamson, Al Feldstein.
