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Marvel Stoker’s Dracula #4, published in 1994 and based on Bram Stoker’s legendary gothic horror novel. Written by Roy Thomas with artwork by Dick Giordano, this adaptation faithfully brings one of literature’s greatest horror stories to the comic book format, featuring striking black-and-white inspired cover art with vivid red highlights. Issue #4 continues the chilling…
Offered here is Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars #8, published by Marvel Comics in December 1984. This landmark issue is one of the most important Bronze Age/Modern Age Marvel comics, featuring the first appearance of Spider-Man’s iconic black costume, which would later become the alien symbiote known as Venom. Written by Jim Shooter with artwork…
Marvel Superior Iron Man #6 Variant Edition, published in 2015. This sought-after variant cover features a striking minimalist portrait of Tony Stark by acclaimed artist Kris Anka, making it a standout addition for Iron Man collectors and fans of modern Marvel artwork. This issue continues the Superior Iron Man storyline, following Tony Stark’s morally inverted…
Marvel The Tomb of Dracula #15 was published in December 1973 and forms part of Marvel’s highly regarded Bronze Age horror line. The issue features the memorable cover tagline “But… How Long Will a Vampire Stay Dead?” and showcases the atmospheric artwork and gothic themes that helped establish The Tomb of Dracula as one of…
Marvel The Tomb of Dracula #16 was published in January 1974 and continues the acclaimed Bronze Age horror series that became one of Marvel’s defining titles of the decade. Featuring the striking cover headline “Back From the Grave!”, this issue delivers the gothic atmosphere and supernatural storytelling that made the series a favourite among both…
Marvel’s The Tomb of Dracula #62, published in January 1977, featuring the striking “Lord of Vampires!” cover artwork and a dramatic confrontation between Dracula and his son. This issue comes from the acclaimed horror series that helped define Marvel’s supernatural line during the 1970s and remains a favourite among collectors of Bronze Age horror comics….
Marvel’s critically acclaimed Uncanny X-Force: The Apocalypse Solution collects the opening story arc of Rick Remender’s celebrated run on the series. Featuring stunning artwork by Jerome Opeña, this trade paperback follows Wolverine, Psylocke, Deadpool, Fantomex and Archangel as they form a covert mutant strike team tasked with preventing the return of Apocalypse. This paperback edition…
Masters of the Universe #1 is the debut issue of Image Comics’ modern comic series, bringing the iconic heroes and villains of Eternia back into the spotlight. This first issue reintroduces He-Man, Teela, Man-At-Arms, Orko, and other fan-favourite characters in an action-packed story that expands the rich mythology of the Masters of the Universe universe….
Masters of the Universe #1 is the debut issue of Image Comics’ modern comic series, bringing the iconic heroes and villains of Eternia back into the spotlight. This first issue reintroduces He-Man, Teela, Man-At-Arms, Orko, and other fan-favourite characters in an action-packed story that expands the rich mythology of the Masters of the Universe universe….
Masters of the Universe #1 marks the beginning of Image Comics’ highly acclaimed revival of the legendary He-Man franchise. Released in 2002, this debut issue reintroduced the heroes and villains of Eternia to a new generation of readers while expanding the mythology beloved by long-time fans. This edition features the highly desirable Cover C artwork…
Masters of the Universe #1 is the debut issue of the acclaimed MVCreations comic series that helped relaunch the legendary He-Man franchise alongside the early 2000s animated series. This key first issue introduces readers to a reimagined Eternia while remaining faithful to the characters and mythology that made Masters of the Universe a worldwide phenomenon….
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…
