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Key Significance First appearance of the Masters of Silence, a group of technologically enhanced ninja assassins who become recurring Iron Man adversaries. Part one of the “Masters of Silence” storyline and published during the popular late Michelinie/Layton era of Iron Man. Description Iron Man #281, published by Marvel Comics in June 1992, introduces the deadly…
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A cult-classic first-person shooter developed by Rebellion, creators of 2000 AD and the Sniper Elite series. Faithfully based on the Judge Dredd universe, it features iconic characters and enemies from the comics, making it one of the most sought-after Judge Dredd video game adaptations. Take on the role of Judge Dredd as Mega-City One descends…
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DC Comics Lobo #50, published in April 1998. This milestone fiftieth issue is billed as the “Special All-Murder Issue!”, delivering the outrageous humour, over-the-top violence and irreverent storytelling that made the Main Man one of DC’s most popular anti-heroes during the 1990s. Written by Alan Grant with artwork by Carl Critchlow and Robin Propst, this…
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DC Looney Tunes #5, published in August 1994 as part of the Warner Bros. Family Entertainment line. This fun-filled issue features beloved Looney Tunes characters including Wile E. Coyote, the Road Runner, Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Marvin the Martian and Yosemite Sam, with a colourful cover centred around Wile E. Coyote’s latest encounter with the…
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Topps Comics Mars Attacks #1 of 5, published in 1994. This is the first issue of the five-part comic book miniseries inspired by the cult classic Mars Attacks trading cards, written by Keith Giffen with artwork by Charles Adlard. The dramatic cover showcases the Martian invasion in full force and includes a visible signature across…
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Spider-Man 2099 #1 published by Marvel Comics in November 1992. This landmark issue introduces Miguel O’Hara as Spider-Man of the year 2099 and launched one of Marvel’s most successful futuristic comic lines. Written by Peter David with artwork by Rick Leonardi, this debut issue remains one of the most recognisable comics of the 1990s and…
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Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge #2 published by Marvel Comics in 2019. This issue expands the story behind the Black Spire Outpost featured in Disney’s Galaxy’s Edge theme park experience and explores new adventures within the Star Wars universe. This is the desirable Second Printing edition, identified by the cover marking and alternate print run. A…
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Celebrate a landmark issue in Spider-Man history with The Amazing Spider-Man #365, published by Marvel Comics in August 1992. This special oversized 30th Anniversary Issue features the iconic hologram cover, one of the most recognisable gimmick covers of the 1990s and a favourite among Spider-Man collectors. Written by David Michelinie with artwork by Mark Bagley,…
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The Amazing Spider-Man #366, published by Marvel Comics in September 1992, is a memorable issue from Spider-Man’s 30th Anniversary era. Featuring a striking cover with Spider-Man, the Red Skull and the Chameleon, this issue continues the suspense surrounding the mystery of Peter Parker’s parents and remains a popular addition to early 1990s Spider-Man collections. Written…
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Marvel Comics presents The Amazing Spider-Man #368, published in November 1992 as a Direct Edition. This issue begins the six-part “Invasion of the Spider-Slayers” storyline, with Spider-Man facing the deadly new generation of Spider-Slayer robots in the opening chapter of one of the title’s major early 1990s story arcs. The striking cover artwork by Mark…
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Marvel Comics presents The Amazing Spider-Man #369, published in November 1992 as a Direct Edition. This issue continues the six-part “Invasion of the Spider-Slayers” storyline as Spider-Man battles Electro while the Spider-Slayer threat escalates. The issue also features an appearance by the Green Goblin, adding to the action-packed story. The vibrant cover artwork by Mark…
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Marvel Comics presents The Amazing Spider-Man #383, published in November 1993 as a Direct Edition. This issue begins the two-part “Trial by Jury” storyline and features Spider-Man facing Cardiac while battling the Jury, a high-tech vigilante group. It also includes the first appearance of the Jury’s ally, the Jury-rigged operative featured “From the Pages of…