Stories by Moebius and Guy Hempray. Art by Moebius and Mike Ploog. Cover by Moebius.
Caliber presents classic stories and little-known tales by legendary French cartoonist Jean Giraud, better known as Moebius. The classic story The Repairmen; a Christmas story; Mike Ploog does Arzach.
32 pages, B&W. Mature readers. Cover price $2.95.
Limited Edition Painted Cover signed by cover artist Arthur Suydam, limited to 100 copies. Includes certificate of authenticity from Harris Comics.
by Phil Hester & Various
Your Halloween can't be complete without Vampirella! Phil Hester, the critically acclaimed writer of The Coffin and Deep Sleeper presents an all-new Vampi tale sure to get your blood pumping. Drawn by the talented artists of Glass House Graphics (Red Sonja), this story's sure to be an instant classic! Also: Find out who won the 2006 Harris Comics Talent Search! We've calculated your votes on Vampirella.com - now see those votes count!
Cover price $2.95.
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"Brothers in Arms" - The most devastating conflagration in the history of Dominaria escalates to the point of open warfare in this all-new miniseries based on the Magic: The Gathering - Antiquities expansion. Bear witness to a pivotal moment in Dominaria's history as a summit of mages convenes at Korliss to discuss the growing threat of the Brothers' War. A disagreement on strategy fractures the union and forges the Council of Five Colors -- the basis upon which all Magic is learned! This division sets the stage for events that will forever alter the course of Dominaria as the war presses on!
Written by Jerry Prosser, with art by Tom Mandrake and Bill Sienkiewicz. Painted cover by Bill Sienkiewicz.
Prestige Format, FC, 64 pgs. Cover price $5.95.
Dynamic Forces edition signed by J. Michael Straczynski. Limited to 115 copies. Includes numbered Dynamic Forces Certificate of Authenticity.
(W) J. Michael Straczynski (A/CA) Ben Templesmith
Joe Fitzgerald was a mob enforcer until the day he met Laura, who convinced him to leave that world behind. Before quitting, Joe agreed to one last job, little realizing that the man he'd been sent to kill was deeply involved in demonlogy. He survived Joe's attempt and came after him, fatally wounding Joe and killing Laura. As he lay dying, an angelic force (who may or may not be what she appears) pointed out that where she is going, he can't follow, and where he is going, he wouldn't want her to follow. But if he will agree to work for them as a different kind of enforcer, they will bring him to life and keep on bringing him to life every time he is killed in a righteous cause. The reward: for those five minutes of death, he will be with Laura again. Would you endure an eternity of pain and death, dying over and over, to be with the woman you love for just five minutes each time you died? Most people might say no. But Joe Fitzgerald isn't most people.
Dynamic Forces edition signed by Jae Lee. Limited to 100 copies. Includes numbered Dynamic Forces Certificate of Authenticity.
(W) J. Michael Straczynski (A/CA) Ben Templesmith
Joe Fitzgerald was a mob enforcer until the day he met Laura, who convinced him to leave that world behind. Before quitting, Joe agreed to one last job, little realizing that the man he'd been sent to kill was deeply involved in demonlogy. He survived Joe's attempt and came after him, fatally wounding Joe and killing Laura. As he lay dying, an angelic force (who may or may not be what she appears) pointed out that where she is going, he can't follow, and where he is going, he wouldn't want her to follow. But if he will agree to work for them as a different kind of enforcer, they will bring him to life and keep on bringing him to life every time he is killed in a righteous cause. The reward: for those five minutes of death, he will be with Laura again. Would you endure an eternity of pain and death, dying over and over, to be with the woman you love for just five minutes each time you died? Most people might say no. But Joe Fitzgerald isn't most people.
Silvestri cover.
Signed by Jimmy Palmiotti, Batt, and 2 others I can't make out.
"The Battle For Independents". Starring Shi, Cyblade, Cerebus, Fone Bone, Mr. Spook, The Atomik Angels, and Gabriel plus a huge collection of independent publisher characters make cameos: Archangels, Ash, Bianca, Cascade (of Sovereign Seven), Catharsis, Crackbabies (from Schizo), Dark Prophet (from The Circle Unleashed), Eudeamon, Ginny (of Stray Bullets), Glory, Grifter, Hellboy, Hellshock, Hilly rose, Johnny Blowtorch, Johnny the Homicidal Maniac, Kabuki, Kid Death, Lethargic Lad, Lorelei, Man Myth (from Funnytime Features), Milk & Cheese, Nightstalker (from Troubleshooters), Katchoo (from Strangers in Paradise), Madman, Megaton Man (from Bizarre Heroes), Shar-pei (from Dogs of War), Samaritan (from Astro City), Scud: The Disposable Assassin, Seth (from A Distant Soil), Shadow Slasher, Shaolin Tiger, Snap the Punk Turtle, THB and HR Watson, The Tick, Tyrant, Ultimate Warrior, Usagi Yojimbo, Wolff & Byrd, and Ying Peng (from Taoland) ... and is that Spider-Man on page 18?!?
The Trial - Story, Art and Covers by Jon J. Muth.
Based on the film by Fritz Lang with screenplay by Thea von Harbou. The riveting conclusion to the graphic tale based on what many consider to be Fritz Lang's finest film!
48 pages, full color. Cover price $5.95.
The Hunting - Story, Art and Covers by Jon J. Muth. Based on the film by Fritz Lang with screenplay by Thea von Harbou. Includes 2-page text piece by Brian Bolten on Fritz Lang.
48 pages, full color. Cover price $4.95.
1st printing. Stories, Art and Covers by Charles Burns. A mysterious plague causes mutations in Burns acclaimed horror graphic novel. Keith is smitten with Eliza, an alluring artist who happens to have a tail. Final Kitchen Sink issue. 32 pages, B&W. Mature readers.
1st printing. Stories, Art and Covers by Charles Burns.
The first chapter of Burns acclaimed horror graphic novel. Teenagers Keith and Chris have disturbing dreams and visions of a mysterious plague that causes mutations in its victims. 40 pages, B&W. Mature readers.
"Search and Destroy" – Script by Dean Clarrain. Art by Chris Allan, Brian Thomas, and Barry Grossman. Cover art: Unknown.
The Turtles stop would-be thieves from using a bazooka on an armored car. In Dimension X, Krang is rescued by a mutant turtle named Slash.
32 pgs. Full color. $1.25 cover price. Cover price $1.25.
"Rat Trap" Script by Dean Clarrain. Art by Gene Colan. Cover art by Gene Colan and Steve Lavigne.
The Turtles, Splinter, and April find a promising lead in their search for Donatello. But they must risk entering a trap designed by none other than Shredder.
32 pages. Full color. $1.25 cover price. Cover price $1.25.
"Sun and Steel" – Script by Dean Clarrain. Art by Bill Wray, Hilary Barta, John Beatty, and Mark Pacella. Cover art by Ryan Brown et al.
After escaping Null and the aliens, the Turtles must face off against a gigantic Foot Soldier that threatens to destroy New York. However, they are aided by a firefighter who is able to turn himself into a powerful dragon.
32 pgs. Full color. $1.25 cover price. Cover price $1.25.
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A thrilling six-issue miniseries begins! Great Britain, 1898. The greatest adventurers of the day are culled together to form an amazing alliance. Their mission: to protect and defend an empire from a diabolical threat. Allan Quatermain and Captain Nemo are but two of the legendary characters introduced in the premiere chapter. Alan Moore, the creative genius behind Watchmen, From Hell, Supreme and numerous other projects, along with Kevin O'Neill, the acclaimed (and often controversial) artist of Marshal Law, unite to present a modern vintage masterpiece: The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen!
Written by Alan Moore. Art and cover by Kevin O'Neill.
FC, 32 pg. Cover price $2.95.
Stories in this issue include: "Prologue: Three Witches"; "The White Witch"; "The Mind Witch"; "The Black Witch"; "Epilogue: Three Witches"; "Plague of the Wolfe"; "Terror Test"; "The Survivor"; and "The Collection Creation." Written by Nicola Cuti, Doug Moench, Buddy Saunders (owner of Lone Star Comics!), and others. Also includes articles "An Editorial to the President of the United States and all the Members of Congress" by James Warren and "Why a Witch Trilogy" by Archie Goodwin, who becomes an associate editor with this issue.
Cover art by Frank Frazetta.
Cover art by Frank Frazetta. Art by Jeff Jones, Billy Graham and Mike Royer.
Stories in this issue include: "The Satanic Sisterhood of Stonehenge"; "Craft of a Cat's Eye"; "Scaly Death"; "An Axe to Grind"; "Avenged by Aurora"; "Ghoul Girl"; "Escape Route"; and "Luna." Features new name for fan club page: "Vampi's Flames." Written by T. Casey Brennan, Nicola Cuti, Don Glut, Al Hewetson, and Bill Parente.
Great looking copy with minor scuffing to spine
Minor 1,5cm spine tear below (see pic)
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Cover by Claude St. Aubin. "Attack of the Giant-Sized Savage Dragon!," script by Dwight Jon Zimmerman, pencils by Claude St. Aubin, inks by Larry Mahlstedt
Can the Dragon escape with the aid of a semi-friendly Martian scientist?; Maybe if he gives up his eyes...
36 pgs., full color. $2.95. Cover price $2.95.
Cosmic villain Xero plans a bloodfest with Batman and Judge Dredd as the star performers. Using the Riddler as a pawn, Xero gathers the toughest beings from throughout the cosmos and pits the Dark Knight of Gotham City against the number-one lawman of Mega-City One. Now it's hero vs. hero - to the death.
Written by Alan Grant and John Wagner, with painted art by Carl Critchlow and Dermot Power. Painted cover by Critchlow.
Prestige Format. Cover price $4.95. Cover price $4.95.
