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Step into the arena with Dead or Alive for the Sony PlayStation (PS1), the acclaimed 3D fighting game from Tecmo that introduced fast-paced combat, fluid counter mechanics and a memorable roster of fighters. Combining accessible controls with impressive visuals for its era, Dead or Alive became one of the standout fighting games on the original…
Dead Rising 2: Off the Record is an action-adventure survival horror game for PlayStation 3, developed by Capcom Vancouver and published by Capcom. The game was originally released in 2011 and presents an alternate version of the events of Dead Rising 2, with photographer Frank West returning as the main protagonist. The game features large-scale…
Marvel Comics Deadpool #1, published in 2013 as part of the Marvel NOW! era. This collectible variant edition features a distinctive Skottie Young cover depicting a baby Deadpool surrounded by suction-cup darts. A sought-after variant of the first issue from the 2013 Deadpool series, with Skottie Young’s instantly recognisable artwork making it particularly appealing to…
Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe #4, published by Marvel Comics. This is the fourth and final issue of the popular limited series, featuring Deadpool and The Punisher on the cover. Written by Cullen Bunn with artwork by Dalibor Talajić and colours by Lee Loughridge. This is the US Direct Edition. The comic is presented in…
Death Note, Volume 2: Confluence is written by Tsugumi Ohba with artwork by Takeshi Obata. This English-language paperback edition was published by VIZ Media under the Shonen Jump Advanced imprint in 2005. It contains 200 pages and carries a Teen Plus / Older Teen rating. The edition’s ISBN is 978-1-4215-0169-7. The story continues Light Yagami’s…
Originally released in 1977, The Incredible Melting Man is a cult science fiction horror film directed by William Sachs. This German release, titled Der Planet Saturn läßt schön grüßen, follows astronaut Steve West after a disastrous space mission leaves him exposed to cosmic radiation, causing his body to slowly melt while transforming him into a…
Desert Speedtrap Starring Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote for the Sega Master System is an action-platform game based on the classic Warner Bros. Looney Tunes characters. Released in 1994, the game follows Road Runner through colourful desert environments while avoiding Wile E. Coyote, traps, obstacles and other hazards. The game was developed by Probe…
Embark on a charming time-travelling adventure in Destiny Connect: Tick-Tock Travelers Time Capsule Edition for the Nintendo Switch. Developed by Nippon Ichi Software, this family-friendly RPG follows Sherry and her friends as they journey through time to uncover the mystery behind a world where time has stopped. Alongside the mechanical companion Isaac, players will explore…
Eclipse Comics Destroyer Duck Special Lawsuit Benefit Edition, published in 1982. This unusual independent comic was produced as a benefit to help fund writer Steve Gerber’s legal battle over the ownership of Howard the Duck, making it an interesting piece of comic-book history. The issue features Destroyer Duck, created by Steve Gerber and legendary artist…
DC Comics Detective Comics #322, published in December 1963. This classic Silver Age Batman issue features the wonderfully unusual story “The Bizarre Batman Genie!”, with Batman transformed into a genie and placed under the control of criminals using the mysterious Larko Lamp. The colourful cover features Batman alongside Robin and the original Bat-Girl, Betty Kane,…
DC Comics Detective Comics #525, published in April 1983. This Bronze Age Batman issue features Batman battling Killer Croc, with a dramatic cover proclaiming him “the most cold-blooded killer of all!” This issue comes from the important early Killer Croc storyline, when the character was being established as a major new adversary in Batman’s rogues…
Detective Comics #650 is a DC Comics issue published with a September 1992 cover date. The issue features the story “The Dragon”, written by Chuck Dixon, with pencils by Graham Nolan, inks by Steve Mitchell, colours by Adrienne Roy, and lettering by John Costanza. The cover artwork is by Alan Weiss. The story follows Robin…
