Comics & Graphic Novels
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Showcase Presents: The Witching Hour – Vol. 1 is a DC Comics collection of classic mystery, horror and supernatural stories from The Witching Hour. Originally launched in 1969, the series featured eerie tales hosted by the mysterious witches Witch Hazel, Mildred and Cynthia. This volume collects the early issues of the series, including The Witching…
Showcase Presents: Weird War Tales – Volume 1 is a DC Comics collected edition featuring classic war stories with elements of horror, supernatural fiction and science fiction. Originally published as Weird War Tales, the series presented stories of soldiers encountering ghostly foes, haunted weapons, monsters and other strange threats, often hosted by the mysterious figure…
Slasher Schlock Comics is a horror anthology from Mini Komix, collecting a selection of gruesome and macabre stories originally drawn from Golden, Silver and Bronze Age comics. The collection features tales involving slashers, monsters, mad scientists, zombies, curses, cults and other classic horror themes. It includes stories such as The Midnight Slasher, Within the Torture…
An original copy of Space Man published by Dell Comics in October 1970, featuring a striking painted cover that perfectly captures the optimism and imagination of classic late Silver Age science fiction comics. This US-cent edition carries the original 15¢ cover price and showcases the distinctive painted artwork style that Dell became known for during…
Image Comics Spawn #1, published in 1992, the landmark first issue of Todd McFarlane’s hugely successful supernatural superhero series. This debut issue introduces Spawn and represents one of the most recognisable releases from the launch era of Image Comics. Featuring the classic Todd McFarlane cover artwork with its striking red, black and green design. As…
Spawn #6 was published by Image Comics in 1992 and continues Todd McFarlane’s groundbreaking supernatural anti-hero series that helped redefine the comic book industry in the 1990s. Featuring striking cover artwork by McFarlane, this issue sees Spawn facing the formidable cyborg assassin Overt-Kill, one of the character’s most memorable early adversaries. As one of the…
Image Comics Spawn #9, published in March 1993. Created by Todd McFarlane, this early issue from the groundbreaking Spawn series features an eye-catching cover by McFarlane showcasing the mysterious warrior Angela, one of the most iconic supporting characters introduced during the series’ early years. Issue #9 continues the dark supernatural saga of Al Simmons as…
The Spectacular Spider-Man #202, published by Marvel Comics in July 1993. This issue forms Part 9 of 14 of the classic Maximum Carnage crossover storyline and features Spider-Man, Carnage and other key characters on the cover. This is the US Direct Edition with a $1.25 US cover price. Maximum Carnage remains one of the best-known…
Marvel Comics Spider-Man #1, published in 1990. This landmark first issue launched the new Spider-Man series written and illustrated by Todd McFarlane, and begins the five-part “Torment” storyline. The issue features McFarlane’s distinctive Spider-Man artwork and the memorable web-covered cover design. One of the defining Spider-Man comics of the early 1990s, this issue was a…
Star-Crossed!! 1 is a manga by Junko, creator of the popular Kiss Him, Not Me!. The series follows Azusa, a devoted fan of idol singer Chika-kun, whose life takes an extraordinary turn when a tragic accident leads to their souls being placed in each other’s bodies. Even stranger, they discover they can switch back and…
Key Significance First issue of Malibu Comics’ Street Fighter comic series based on Capcom’s hugely successful video game franchise. Features early comic appearances of Ryu, Chun-Li, M. Bison, Balrog and Ken in one of the first ongoing Western comic adaptations of the property. Description Street Fighter #1 was published by Malibu Comics in 1993 during…
DC Comics Superman #42, published in September 2015 as part of DC’s New 52 era. This issue continues the “Truth” storyline and features Superman alongside Lois Lane, with an eye-catching cover by John Romita Jr. and Klaus Janson. Written by Gene Luen Yang with artwork by John Romita Jr., Klaus Janson and colours by Dean…
