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Enter the terrifying world of Freddy Krueger with A Nightmare on Elm Street: Freddy #3, published by Eternity Comics in 1992. Based on the iconic horror film franchise, this Mature Readers comic expands the Nightmare on Elm Street universe with original stories featuring one of cinema’s most infamous horror villains. Issue #3 features a striking…
Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy for Nintendo Switch, featuring fully remastered versions of the original three Crash Bandicoot adventures. Join Crash as he spins, jumps and crashes his way through iconic levels from Crash Bandicoot, Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back and Crash Bandicoot: Warped. Includes the original game case and cartridge as shown. A…
Batgirl #15 features Cassandra Cain facing one of Gotham City’s most dangerous villains, the Joker, in a memorable issue from DC Comics’ acclaimed Batgirl series. Showcasing an eye-catching cover with the Clown Prince of Crime standing over a defeated Batgirl, this issue is a standout for fans of both characters and modern Batman comics. Written…
Batgirl #16 continues the acclaimed Cassandra Cain series from DC Comics, written by Kelley Puckett with artwork by Damion Scott and Robert Campanella. This emotionally charged issue features a striking cover as Batgirl confronts a dangerous criminal while protecting a frightened child, making it one of the more memorable covers from the early run. The…
Batgirl #27 is part five of the acclaimed Bruce Wayne: Fugitive crossover storyline from DC Comics. Starring Cassandra Cain as Batgirl, this issue ties into one of Batman’s most memorable early-2000s story arcs as Gotham’s heroes grapple with the aftermath of Bruce Wayne being accused of murder. The striking cover features Batgirl at a graveside,…
DC Comics Detective Comics #647, published in 1992, featuring Batman alongside Tim Drake as Robin. This early 1990s issue was written by Chuck Dixon, with artwork by Tom Lyle and Scott Hanna, and features a distinctive Batman and Robin cover by Mike Mignola. An appealing issue from a popular period of the Batman titles, particularly…
DC Comics Batman #478, published in May 1992, featuring Part Two of the “Gotham After Midnight” storyline by acclaimed creators Matt Wagner and James D. Hudnall Kennedy. The atmospheric cover by Tom Taggart showcases a striking gargoyle perched high above Gotham City, making this one of the more memorable Batman covers from the early 1990s….
Batman #479 is a DC Comics issue from the original Batman series, published in June 1992. The issue features the story “Pagan”, written by Alan Grant with pencils and inks by Tom Mandrake. Mandrake also provided the striking cover artwork. The issue introduces Pagan (Marian Mercer), a new Gotham vigilante whose methods bring her into…
DC Comics Batman #494, published in June 1993, is Part 5 of the legendary Knightfall storyline, one of the most iconic Batman events ever published. Written by Doug Moench with artwork by Jim Aparo and Klaus Janson, this issue features a memorable cover by Kelley Jones depicting Batman confronting the Scarecrow while the Joker remains…
Batman #498, published by DC Comics in 1993, is Part 15 of the Knightfall storyline. The issue is written by Doug Moench, with artwork by Jim Aparo and Rick Burchett. The cover features Batman alongside Bane and Catwoman, with the issue continuing the dramatic Knightfall storyline.
Batman #499, published by DC Comics in 1993, is Part 17 of the Knightfall storyline. The issue is written by Doug Moench, with artwork by Jim Aparo and Mike Hanna. The cover features Batman in a dramatic confrontation, continuing the escalating conflict of the Knightfall saga.
DC Comics Batman #500, published in October 1993, is one of the landmark issues of the legendary Knightfall storyline. This oversized anniversary issue features the dramatic aftermath of Bane’s defeat of Bruce Wayne, with Jean-Paul Valley taking on the mantle of Batman in his new armoured costume. Written by Doug Moench with artwork by Norm…
