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Appleseed – Volume One: The Promethean Challenge is the first volume of Masamune Shirow’s acclaimed science-fiction manga series. Shirow provides both the story and artwork, with the original Japanese volume first published in 1985. This UK English-language edition was published by Manga Publishing in 1995 and translated by Studio Proteus. The story follows Deunan Knute…
DC Comics Aquaman #11, published in October 1963. This classic Silver Age issue features Aquaman and Aqualad in “The Haunted Sea!”, with a dramatic cover depicting the heroes threatened by killer whales under the control of a mysterious sorcerer. An early issue from Aquaman’s first solo series and an attractive vintage DC collectible.
DC Comics Aquaman #2, published in April 1962. This very early issue from Aquaman’s first solo comic series features Aquaman and Aqualad in “The Secret of Captain Sykes’ Deadly Missions!”, with a striking underwater cover showing Aqualad under the influence of a mysterious gas. A desirable Silver Age Aquaman comic and only the second issue…
DC Comics Aquaman #4, published in August 1962. This early Silver Age issue features Aquaman and Aqualad in an extended three-part adventure, with the pair confronted by mysterious underwater aliens and their young water-sprite friend, Quisp. A desirable early issue from Aquaman’s first solo comic series and an appealing addition for collectors of vintage DC…
DC Comics Aquaman #7, published in February 1963. This classic Silver Age issue features Aquaman and his young ally Aqualad in “The Creatures from Atlantis!”, with a striking cover depicting Aquaman battling a huge spiked sea creature. An early issue from Aquaman’s first solo series and an appealing collectible for fans of vintage DC Comics…
Aquaman Vol. 1: The Drowning is the first collected volume of the DC Universe Rebirth Aquaman series, written by Dan Abnett and illustrated by Scot Eaton, Brad Walker, Philippe Briones and other contributing artists. The story follows Arthur Curry as he attempts to establish peace between Atlantis and the surface world while facing a growing…
Aquaman Vol. 4: Death of a King collects the acclaimed New 52 run by Geoff Johns, with artwork by Paul Pelletier, Sean Parsons and Rod Reis. The story follows Aquaman as he investigates an ancient murder while dealing with the aftermath of the Throne of Atlantis storyline and the growing threat posed by the Scavenger….
Aquaman Vol. 6: Maelstrom collects the New 52 Aquaman stories written by Jeff Parker, with artwork by Paul Pelletier, Sean Parsons and Rain Beredo. The volume features Aquaman facing the powerful Chimera while Mera struggles to keep Atlantis together, and collects Aquaman #32–40 along with stories from Secret Origins #2 and #5. Published by DC…
Continue Ryza’s unforgettable adventure in Atelier Ryza 3: Alchemist of the End & the Secret Key for the Nintendo Switch. The third and final chapter in Ryza’s story follows the young alchemist and her friends as mysterious islands appear near their homeland, setting them on a journey to uncover the truth behind ancient secrets and…
Ironjaw #1, published by Atlas Comics in January 1975, featuring the debut issue of the brutal sword-and-sorcery anti-hero created during the boom in fantasy comics of the mid-1970s. This first issue introduces readers to Ironjaw, the fierce warrior known for his distinctive steel jaw and savage adventures in a violent and unforgiving world. The striking…
Atlas Comics Lomax No. 1, published in February 1975, featuring the debut issue of the hard-hitting police action series starring Lomax of the N.Y.P.D. and the backup feature Luke Malone: Manhunter. This short-lived Atlas Comics title is an interesting collectible from the brief period when Atlas attempted to compete with Marvel and DC during the…
Morlock 2001 Issue #1 is the debut appearance of one of the most unusual and memorable characters from the short-lived Atlas Comics publishing line. Released in February 1975, the series was promoted as featuring “The World’s Strangest Super-Hero” and formed part of Atlas/Seaboard’s ambitious attempt to compete with Marvel and DC during the Bronze Age…
