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Canis Canem Edit for the Sony PlayStation 2 is an open-world action-adventure game set within Bullworth Academy, where players take control of student Jimmy Hopkins as he navigates school life, rival cliques, classes and missions. Released in 2006, the game was known as Bully in other regions, with the European PlayStation 2 release using the…
Capcom Classics Collection Vol. 1 for the Sony PlayStation 2 is a compilation of classic Capcom arcade games, bringing together a wide selection of titles from the company’s extensive back catalogue. Released in Europe in 2006, the collection includes games from several genres, including fighting, shooting, platforming and action. The collection was developed by Digital…
Released in 2004, Capcom Fighting Jam for the original Xbox was developed by Capcom Production Studio 2 and published by Capcom. Also known as Capcom Fighting Evolution in some regions, this crossover fighting game brings together iconic characters from across Capcom’s legendary franchises, including Street Fighter II, Street Fighter III, Street Fighter Alpha, Darkstalkers, and…
Marvel Captain America #164, published in August 1973, featuring Captain America and the Falcon in a classic Bronze Age adventure. This issue includes the story “Queen of the Werewolves!”, with an eye-catching cover showcasing Captain America, the Falcon and Nightshade against a menacing werewolf foe. Written during one of the most memorable eras of the…
Key Significance Part of the classic Yellow Claw storyline from the acclaimed Steve Englehart era. Features a dramatic battle against the Yellow Claw and his Spider Legion. Bronze Age Captain America issue from one of the character’s most respected creative runs. Description Captain America and the Falcon #165, published by Marvel Comics in September 1973,…
Part of Steve Englehart’s acclaimed early Bronze Age Captain America run featuring the Falcon as co-star. A popular issue from the “Secret Empire” era, although not considered a major key issue. Captain America and the Falcon investigate a terrifying outbreak of seemingly undead attackers in “Night of the Lurking Dead!”, blending superhero action with horror…
Key Significance Final confrontation with the Yellow Claw storyline. Bronze Age Captain America issue featuring the classic Captain America and Falcon partnership during the Steve Englehart era. Description Captain America and the Falcon #167 was published by Marvel Comics in November 1973 and features the climactic battle against the Yellow Claw. Written during the acclaimed…
Disney Pixar Cars: Mater-National Championship for the Sony PlayStation 3. Race alongside Lightning McQueen, Mater and the rest of the Radiator Springs crew in this fun family-friendly racing game based on the hugely popular Pixar franchise. Features open-world exploration, mini-games and multiplayer racing. A harder-to-find PS3 release that is increasingly popular with Disney, Pixar and…
Key Significance Part of DC’s major Cataclysm crossover event that led directly into No Man’s Land, one of the most significant Batman-family storylines of the 1990s. Features Catwoman and Poison Ivy on an eye-catching Adam Hughes cover. Description Catwoman #57, published by DC Comics in May 1998, ties into the landmark Batman-family crossover Cataclysm, which…
This vintage issue of Ghostly Tales from the Haunted House was published by Charlton Comics as part of the publisher’s long-running horror anthology series. Featuring the cover story “The Work of Genius”, the issue showcases the eerie supernatural storytelling and distinctive artwork that defined Charlton’s horror titles during the Bronze Age of comics. The striking…
Ghostly Tales from the Haunted House #87 was published by Charlton Comics and features the classic horror anthology style that made the series a favourite among collectors of vintage supernatural and mystery comics. This issue carries an August 1972 cover date and includes the cover story “House of Shadows” alongside the distinctive eerie artwork and…
A vintage Bronze Age horror comic from Charlton Comics, Midnight Tales No. 10 was published in December 1974 and features one of the most memorable and unsettling covers from the series. The issue centres around the sinister “Zoo Baby Marionette Revue” story, with creepy puppet imagery and supernatural themes that perfectly capture the unique atmosphere…
