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Masters of the Universe #7 continues the popular Image Comics series based on the iconic Mattel franchise, expanding the lore of Eternia with new adventures featuring He-Man, Skeletor, and the supporting cast. Written by Val Staples with artwork from Emiliano Santalucia and Enza Fontana, this issue forms part of the well-regarded early 2000s revival of…
Masters of the Universe #8, published by Image Comics in December 2003. This first printing issue is part of the popular early-2000s revival of the classic He-Man and the Masters of the Universe franchise and features a stunning cover showcasing Orko casting a powerful spell. Written by Val Staples with artwork from the Image Comics…
Classic Mattel Masters of the Universe Classics release featuring Trap Jaw, one of Skeletor’s most popular henchmen. Includes the original white Mattel mailer shipper box and sealed display packaging. Trap Jaw is among the most sought-after villains in the MOTU Classics line due to his iconic cybernetic design, interchangeable weapon arm, and strong collector demand….
Masters of the Universe: Icons of Evil – Beast Man #1 is a character-focused one-shot published by Image Comics as part of the acclaimed Icons of Evil series. Written by Robert Kirkman, this issue delves into the origins and backstory of Beast Man, one of Skeletor’s most loyal and savage followers. The story expands the…
Masters of the Universe: Icons of Evil – Mer-Man #1 is part of the popular Icons of Evil one-shot series from MVCreations, focusing on the origins and motivations of Eternia’s most infamous villains. This issue shines the spotlight on Mer-Man, the ruthless ruler of the seas and one of Skeletor’s most loyal and dangerous allies….
Masters of the Universe: Icons of Evil Trapjaw #1, published by CrossGen Comics in September 2003. Written by Robert Kirkman with artwork by E.J. Su Pagulayan and Riley, this one-shot issue explores the origin and rise of one of Eternia’s most infamous villains, Trap Jaw. Featuring striking cover artwork and expanding the Masters of the…
Masters of the Universe: Rise of the Snake Men #1 is the opening issue of the comic series inspired by the popular 2002 Masters of the Universe revival. Published by MVCreations, this issue introduces the return of the ancient Snake Men, one of Eternia’s greatest threats, led by the powerful King Hiss. The story expands…
Modern Warfare 2: Ghost #4 is the penultimate issue of the five-part comic book miniseries published by WildStorm in May 2010. Written by David Lapham with artwork by Kevin West, the series delves into the origins of Simon “Ghost” Riley, one of the most recognisable and popular characters from the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare…
Modern Warfare 2: Ghost #5 is the final issue of the limited comic series published by WildStorm in August 2010. Written by David Lapham with artwork by Kevin West, the series explores the backstory of Simon “Ghost” Riley, one of the most iconic characters from the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare franchise. Serving as a…
Offered for sale is Monster High: 13 Wishes for the Nintendo Wii U, PAL UK release. Based on the popular Monster High franchise, this colourful adventure game lets players explore a magical world inspired by the 13 Wishes movie. A relatively uncommon Wii U title, it has become increasingly sought after by both Nintendo and…
Key Significance Promotional preview issue released before the main Mortal Kombat comic series. Features character profiles, preview stories, creator interviews and artwork galleries showcasing the franchise’s major fighters. Considered the true precursor to the Malibu Mortal Kombat series and sought after by Mortal Kombat and video game collectors. Description Mortal Kombat #0 was published by…
Key Significance First issue of the Kitana and Mileena mini-series based on the hugely popular Mortal Kombat video game franchise. Features early comic-book appearances of Kitana and Mileena in a dedicated title and includes cover artwork by fan-favourite artist Greg Horn. Description Mortal Kombat: Kitana and Mileena #1 was published by Malibu Comics in 1996…
