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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…
Planet of Vampires Issue #1 is the debut issue of one of the most distinctive science fiction horror titles published by Atlas Comics during their brief but memorable 1974–1975 publishing run. Released in February 1975, this first issue combines classic space adventure with vampire horror, creating one of the more unusual and sought-after concepts from…
DC Comics Batman #550, published in January 1998, is a special 38-page Anniversary Issue celebrating Batman’s landmark 550th issue. Written by Doug Moench with artwork by Kelley Jones, John Beatty and Mick Gray, this issue is particularly notable for introducing Chase Meridian into the DC comic universe following her appearance in Batman Forever. The striking…
Battle of the Planets / ThunderCats #1, published in May 2005 by Image Comics, Top Cow Productions and WildStorm. This debut issue brings together two iconic animated franchises in an exciting crossover, featuring the heroic G-Force team from Battle of the Planets alongside the legendary ThunderCats in a brand-new adventure. Written as the opening chapter…
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…
Masters of the Universe #1 Cover B, published by Image Comics in 2002. This collectible first issue features dynamic artwork by Michael Turner, showcasing He-Man, Teela, Man-At-Arms and Orko as they prepare for battle in the relaunched Masters of the Universe comic series. Released alongside the popular 2002 animated television revival, this debut issue reintroduced…
Masters of the Universe #1 Cover C, published by Image Comics in 2002. Featuring stunning painted cover artwork by legendary fantasy artist Earl Norem, this first issue relaunches the iconic Masters of the Universe franchise with He-Man, Battle Cat, Teela, Man-At-Arms and Skeletor in an epic new adventure set on Eternia. This debut issue marked…
Marvel Comics Mrs. Deadpool and the Howling Commandos #1, published in 2015 as part of the Secret Wars event. This is a variant edition featuring a striking dark portrait cover of the supernatural Howling Commandos. The series stars Shiklah, Mrs. Deadpool, alongside a monstrous team drawn from the supernatural side of the Marvel Universe, including…
Add an exciting 1990s Marvel crossover to your collection with The Incredible Hulk vs. Venom #1, published by Marvel Comics in April 1994. This one-shot special pits two of Marvel’s most powerful and unpredictable characters against each other in an action-packed battle that became a fan favourite of the era. Featuring a striking cover with…
The Tarantula #1, published by Atlas Comics in February 1975, marking the debut issue of this short-lived Bronze Age horror series. Featuring the story “The Curse of the Tarantula!”, this first issue combines supernatural horror with classic 1970s monster comic styling and is part of the collectible Atlas/Seaboard Comics line. This comic is presented in…
