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Step back into the Silver Age of comics with House of Mystery #120, published by DC Comics in March 1962. This classic horror and mystery anthology features the striking cover story “The Cat-Man of Kanga Peak!”, showcasing the suspenseful storytelling and imaginative artwork that made House of Mystery one of DC’s most enduring supernatural titles….
DC Comics House of Mystery #121, published in April 1962. This Silver Age issue features the striking science-fiction story “The Beam That Transformed Men!”, with a classic transformation-themed cover showing a mysterious beam turning a man into a glowing figure capable of melting a statue. A great example of DC’s pre-superhero-dominated House of Mystery era,…
House of Mystery #128, published by DC Comics, featuring the story “The Sorcerer’s Snares!”. This Silver Age issue has a striking supernatural cover showing a huge monstrous creature caught amid flames, making it an excellent example of DC’s early mystery and fantasy anthology comics. Dated November and originally priced at 12 cents, this vintage issue…
DC Comics House of Mystery #129, published in December 1962. This Silver Age issue features the striking science-fiction story “The Man in the Nuclear Trap!”, with a wonderfully unusual atomic-age cover depicting a man trapped inside a giant atom as objects around him are destroyed. Published during House of Mystery’s classic science-fiction and supernatural period,…
Offered here is House of Mystery #130, published by DC Comics in January 1963. This classic Silver Age issue features the story “The Alien Creature Hunt!” and sports a memorable cover depicting a bizarre tentacled alien confronting armed horsemen in a dramatic Western setting. During the early 1960s, House of Mystery was known for its…
House of Secrets #133, published by DC Comics in July 1974, featuring another chilling tale from one of DC’s most celebrated Bronze Age horror anthology series. This issue boasts a memorable cover with a terrifying werecat-like creature stalking its prey, perfectly capturing the eerie atmosphere that made House of Secrets a favourite among horror comic…
House of X / Powers of X is a Marvel Comics softcover collection written by Jonathan Hickman, with artwork by Pepe Larraz and R.B. Silva. Originally published in 2019, this landmark X-Men storyline collects House of X #1–6 and Powers of X #1–6, introducing the beginning of the Krakoan era of mutantkind. The softcover edition…
I Think Our Son Is Gay, Volume 1 is a manga written and illustrated by Okura. This English-language trade paperback was published by Square Enix Manga in 2021, with an original Japanese publication dating from 2019. The English edition contains 128 pages and is rated Teen. The story follows Tomoko Aoyama and her two sons,…
Inhumans vs. X-Men is a Marvel Comics collected edition written by Charles Soule and Jeff Lemire, with artwork by Leinil Francis Yu, Javier Garrón and Kenneth Rocafort. Originally published in 2016–2017, the storyline brings the Inhumans and X-Men into direct conflict as the mutant population faces the threat of the Terrigen Mists. The collection features…
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…
JLA: Foreign Bodies is a DC Comics Justice League one-shot originally published in 1999. Written by Len Kaminski, with pencils by Val Semeiks and inks by Prentis Rollins, the story was released in a prestige-format edition and features the Justice League facing one of its strangest challenges. The story centres on Kobra and his ally…
JLA: World Without a Justice League is a DC Comics collected edition featuring the Justice League storyline written by Bob Harras, with artwork by Tom Derenick and inks by Dan Green. Originally published in 2006, the collection gathers JLA #120–125 and forms part of the wider Infinite Crisis crossover. Following the events of Crisis of…
