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DC Comics’ The Shadow #9, published in March 1975, from the popular Bronze Age revival of the legendary pulp crime-fighter. This issue features the story “Night of the Falling Death!” and an action-packed cover by Joe Kubert, depicting The Shadow battling a cloaked adversary while rescuing a captive. The series remains highly regarded for its…
This issue of DC Comics’ V series continues the story inspired by the popular 1980s television franchise that followed humanity’s resistance against the alien Visitors. The striking cover features the iconic burning red “V” symbol dominating the sky while resistance fighters stand ready beneath attacking spacecraft, making it one of the more visually recognisable covers…
Aquaman Vol. 2: Black Manta Rising continues the DC Universe Rebirth era of Arthur Curry’s adventures. Aquaman faces escalating threats from the deadly Black Manta while tensions surrounding Atlantis and the surface world push him toward another dangerous confrontation. Written by Dan Abnett, with artwork by Scot Eaton, Brad Walker and Philippe Briones, this DC…
Green Lantern Corps Vol. 1: To Be a Lantern collects the first six issues of the relaunched Green Lantern Corps series. Set on the fortified planet Oa, the story follows Guy Gardner and the newly rebuilt Corps as new recruits learn what it means to serve as a Green Lantern. Guy is assigned to a…
Green Lantern Corps: Recharge collects the complete five-issue miniseries that helped relaunch the Green Lantern Corps following Green Lantern: Rebirth. With the Guardians of the Universe determined to rebuild the Corps, veteran Lanterns Guy Gardner, Kyle Rayner and Kilowog join a new generation of recruits as they face the dangerous Spider Guild and threats to…
Green Lantern Corps: Ring Quest is a DC Comics trade paperback collecting Green Lantern Corps #19–20 and #23–26. Following the events of The Sinestro Corps War, the Green Lantern Corps must track down dangerous Sinestro Corps rings before they can fall into the wrong hands, while the villainous Mongul seeks to harness their power. The…
Green Lantern Corps: The Dark Side of Green collects Green Lantern Corps #7–13. Guy Gardner and new recruit R’amey Holl become caught up in a dangerous mission involving the Dominators, while a secretive group of rogue Green Lanterns known as the Corpse becomes embroiled in the conflict. The collection also explores the darker side of…
Shadow of the Batgirl is a DC Comics Young Adult graphic novel written by Sarah Kuhn and illustrated by Nicole Goux, originally published in 2020. The story follows Cassandra Cain, a teenage assassin who escapes her violent upbringing and begins discovering a different path after learning about the legendary Batgirl. Published by DC Comics, the…
DC Comics The Shadow #7, published in November 1974 as part of the acclaimed Bronze Age series based on the legendary pulp crime fighter. Featuring striking cover artwork by Frank Robbins, this issue captures the dark, mysterious atmosphere that made The Shadow one of DC’s standout adaptations of the classic character. This copy presents well…
A classic issue of DC’s , issue number 112, featuring the striking “In the Infinite Darkness They Are Waiting!” cover artwork and the headline story “Mystery in Space”. This October issue contains 25 pages of science-fiction and interstellar suspense from one of DC’s long-running anthology titles, capturing the vibrant space-adventure style that defined the era….
Key Significance Second issue of DC’s 1984 DC Special Series featuring Superman. Contains classic Superman material reprinted for a new generation of readers during the early direct-market era. Features an action-packed Superman cover based on classic Bronze Age artwork. Description DC Special Series #2 was published in 1984 as part of DC Comics’ special reprint…
DC Superboy #151, published in October 1968, is a classic Silver Age comic featuring one of the era’s most striking and memorable covers. The dramatic artwork shows Superboy holding an apparently lifeless Lana Lang while declaring, “I-I Just Killed—Lana Lang!”, making this an eye-catching issue for collectors of vintage DC comics and iconic cover art….
