by Antony Johnston & Chris Mitten; cover by Ben Templesmith
As the race for control of the city council gets underway, one Artisian has bigger problems - problems that he hopes a certain ruin runner can help with. And when Michael's generosity leaves him vulnerable, a curious Marcus is only too happy to take advantage.
Cover price $3.50.
by Antony Johnston & Chris Mitten; cover by Ben Templesmith
As the race for control of the city council gets underway, one Artisian has bigger problems - problems that he hopes a certain ruin runner can help with. And when Michael's generosity leaves him vulnerable, a curious Marcus is only too happy to take advantage.
Cover price $3.50.
Cover by Ben Templesmith.
1927: The first talkie ended the silent film era, the first man completed a solo transatlantic flight, and... a zombie virus decimated the human race. Two unlikely heroines use their unorthodox skills to survive as a zombie infection spreads through the streets of New York and beyond. Brea Grant (Heroes) and Zane Grant promise the worst breakup ever and an epic beginning to this historical horror miniseries.
Cover price $3.99.
The Web calls it 'the problem'...a mysterious series of alien encounters that's back as Agent Jump takes on a UFO in a fight-to-the-finish grudge match.
Written by Len Strazewski, with art and cover by Tom Artis and Bill Wray.
Cover price $1.00.
Web agent Buster is sent to Crowns Pointe to investigate the Fly...but she ends up recruiting him to help in her fight against the international terrorist Meridian.
Written by Len Strazewski, with art by Tom Artis and Bill Wray. Cover by Gil Kane.
Cover price $1.00.
Studs, the Web's darkest secret, returns in a deadly, all-out battle.
Written by Len Strazewski, with art by Dave Johnson and Bill Wray. Cover by Pat Gabrielle and Mike Machlan.
Cover price $1.00.
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At last, after cameos in the previous !mpact Comics titles...meet the government organization called THE WEB! Its armored super-agents are outfitted with high-tech armor to keep the peace in situations where regular lawmen are outclassed, outgunned and outmoded. Its mission: to observe and monitor America's new crimefighters - the Shield, the Comet, the Fly and the Jaguar...and a fifth hero whose motivations and methods will shock them - and you. In the months and issues to come, the actions of the Web will continue to touch the lives of all the !mpact Comics heroes.
Written by Len Strazewski, with art and cover by Tom Artis and Bill Wray.
Edited by William M. Gaines and Al Feldstein. Cover by Albert B. Feldstein. Stories by Albert B. Feldstein, Wally Wood, Jack Kamen, and Harvey Kurtzman.
Fantasy, science fiction, and supernatural tales reprinted from the classic 1950s EC series of the same name.
36 pages, full color. $1.50. Cover price $1.50.
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Cover by Ben Templesmith. Ben Templesmith (w & a & c)
Acclaimed writer/artist Ben Templesmith (Wormwood Gentleman Corpse) creates his newest horrific comic book right here! In the debut issue of Welcome to Hoxford, Raymond Delgado isn't welcome at all. Rather, he's the newest inmate at the Hoxford Correctional Facility and Mental Institution. He has no hope of release, parole, rehabilitation, or decent conversation. On a good day, he'll tell you he's Zeus and only bite your arm off. Literally. On a bad day, you won't have time to scream to the prison guard for help. But Dr Jessica Ainley, his doctor for five years wants to help Ray and can't understand why the newly privatized, corporately run prison, won't give her access to her patients. And why are people always transferred into Hoxford, but no records show anyone ever transferring back out...?
Cover price $3.99.
Outlaws, gunfighters, and tales of the Old West - some true, and others merely legends. Prospectors make a foolhardy expedition in search of the Lost Dutchman Mine. A man has a nightmare that he bet on a losing horse. A con man thinks he's found the easy marks that every swindler dreams of. Once There Was a Dutchman; Sundown Cinderella; Buckskin Benson and Muskrat; Wrong Horse; Cow Country Blot; Four-Footed King; Big Man of the Roost; The Easy Marks; The Bank Makes a Bet.
48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
by Giffen, Casey, Stokes, Johnson, Ward, Ditko & Various You can't keep a good remix down! Back for a monster-filled issue just in time for Halloween, this time Keith Giffen leads a group of intrepid comedy writers that includes Joe Casey and Johanna Stokes.
Thrill as artist Dave Johnson writes his first comics story! Retailers knew the last What Were They Thinking featured Giffen and company writing funny word balloons Mystery Science Theater 3000-style over an old comic - but they ordered it anyway. Now it's back to blight comic stores with some cool Steve Ditko art (as well as a buncha classic golden age artists)!
Cover price $3.99.
By Keith Giffen, Mike Leib & Various Retailers knew that this was Keith Giffen and his half-cognizant pal Mike Leib writing funny words over the word balloons of an old comic, but they ordered it anyway - and ordered and ordered it. Now it's back to blight comic stores with some cool Basil Wolverton art (as well as a buncha classic golden and silver age artists), as Keith and Mike invite new pals into the fold - including Andrew Cosby, creator of the as well as screenwriter John Rogers, and some dude named Steve Niles!
Cover price $3.99.
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Vanguard Frazetta Classics: Book 2 - 1st printing. Story and art by Frank Frazetta.
The longest comic-book run of Frank Frazetta's career! The hall of fame illustrator and icon of fantastic art, Frazetta, is best known for his oil paintings of buxom beauties and brawny barbarians (Conan, Tarzan, Death Dealer) which have sold for as much as $1.5 million. But Frazetta first revealed his unique talents in comic book and strip work in the 1950s. The Dan Brand--White Indian stories originally appeared as a backup feature in early-1950s issues of Durango Kid. When our country was young, the truly great Americans were the intrepid pioneers of the backwoods, which were thick and sown with sudden death, the greatest of the backwoodsmen was Dan Brand! Brand is a colonial-era Philadelphia socialite who travails the Western wilderness to revenge the murder of his fiancee. After a battle to the death with a bear, Brand is found barely alive by Chief Great Eagle and his young son, Tipi, who nurse him back to health. Brand stays on to learn the ways of the forest and of the Indian. Peter Bradford, the murderer of Brand's fiancee reappears as a rum runner and guns dealer, to kill Great Eagle. Brand avenges the deaths of his fiance and Great Eagle. Brand's journey transforms him into the hardened survivalist known as White Indian who, is joined by his new, Indian blood-brother, Tipi to brave the wilds of the New World. The line of Vanguard Frazetta Classics continues with this long-awaited, quality collection.
Hardcover, 8-in. x 11-in., 200 pages, B&W. Cover price $49.95.
Will Eisner's Quarterly was a magazine-sized anthology series published by Kitchen Sink Press from Winter 1983 to March 1986. The series ran for eight issues and served as a vehicle for Will Eisner to showcase his new, mature graphic fiction alongside classic Spirit strips, often focusing on urban tales of life in New York. Complete set of 8 issues!
Written by Jerry Prosser and Mike Richardson. Art by Andrew Robinson, Brian Apthorp and Mark Farmer. Cover by Dave Johnson.
When Wolf Gang isn't enough to stop Titan from tearing up the city, the heroic forces of Steel Harbor all converge for a muscle-ripping, vein-rupturing, skull-splitting street fight with the world's strongest superhero! Counterstrike takes a beating and keeps on coming, and Wolf Gang and the Prime Movers put aside their differences to take on the seemingly unbeatable hero-gone-mad. Finally, like the cavalry, Motorhead shows up -- but will he save the day, or destroy Steel Harbor?
32 pages, FC. Cover price $1.00.
Written by Barbara Kesel & Mike Richardson. Art by Terry Dodson, Brian Apthorp and Mark Farmer. Cover by Jerry Ordway.
The government has no options left for dealing with their maverick, super-powered Titan, so Golden City's Amazing Grace steps in and teleports him back to Golden City -- but is she making a big mistake? Once he's back in Golden City, Titan breaks through the last of his inhibitions, and it's up to Grace and Madison to subdue him -- if they can!
32 pages, FC. Cover price $1.00.
Written By: John CanemakerCollects the Biography of one of America's greatest and most influential cartoonists, Winsor McCay, universally acknowledged as a master of both the comic strip and the animated cartoon.Hardcover, 272 pages. Full Color.
