Retro Gaming, Comics and Collectibles
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Step into one of the greatest fighting games ever released with Tekken 3 Platinum for the Sony PlayStation (PAL). Widely regarded as a defining title for the PS1, Tekken 3 features an extensive roster of iconic fighters, fast-paced gameplay and multiple game modes including Arcade, Versus, Survival and Team Battle. Its smooth controls and enduring…
Released in 2012, Tekken Tag Tournament 2: Wii U Edition for the Nintendo Wii U is a fighting game published and developed by Namco Bandai Games. Featuring one of the largest character rosters in the series, the game allows players to form tag teams and seamlessly switch fighters during fast-paced battles. Alongside classic arcade and…
Funko Pop! Marvel vinyl bobblehead featuring Thanos in a festive holiday outfit. Numbered #533, the figure depicts the Mad Titan wearing a Christmas-themed ugly sweater and holding the Infinity Gauntlet, with colourful Infinity Stones. This is the standard Thanos (Holiday) release from Funko’s Marvel Holiday collection. Manufactured by Funko and officially licensed by Marvel, this…
Offered here is The Amazing Spider-Man #284, published by Marvel Comics in January 1987. This issue marks Part One of the classic “Gang War” storyline, beginning the battle to become the new Kingpin of Crime following Wilson Fisk’s departure from New York’s underworld. Written by Tom DeFalco with artwork by Ron Frenz, this issue features…
Marvel Comics presents The Amazing Spider-Man #302, published in July 1988 as a Direct Edition. Written by David Michelinie with iconic cover artwork by Todd McFarlane, this issue features the story “Chaos in Kansas!” and comes from the highly collectible early McFarlane era of The Amazing Spider-Man. The dramatic cover depicts Spider-Man under attack as…
The Amazing Spider-Man #303, published by Marvel Comics in August 1988. This issue features Spider-Man in the “On the Waterfront…” storyline, with a distinctive cover featuring Spider-Man caught in the middle of the action. The issue comes from the highly collectible Todd McFarlane era of The Amazing Spider-Man and features his distinctive cover artwork. Comics…
The Amazing Spider-Man #304, published by Marvel Comics in September 1988. This issue features Spider-Man in the “After the Fox!” storyline, with a striking cover depicting Spider-Man caught in the grip of a larger masked figure. The issue comes from Todd McFarlane’s highly collectible run on The Amazing Spider-Man and features his distinctive cover artwork….
Marvel Comics The Amazing Spider-Man #305, published in 1988. This issue features the story “California Schemin’!” and comes from the popular David Michelinie and Todd McFarlane era of Amazing Spider-Man. The striking Todd McFarlane cover features Spider-Man facing the mysterious Black Fox, making this an appealing issue for collectors of McFarlane’s distinctive Spider-Man artwork and…
Marvel Comics The Amazing Spider-Man #312, published in February 1989. This memorable issue features a major confrontation between the Green Goblin and Hobgoblin, with Spider-Man caught in the middle of the action. Featuring striking cover artwork by Todd McFarlane, this issue comes from his highly collectible run on The Amazing Spider-Man. This is the Direct…
The Amazing Spider-Man #313, published by Marvel Comics in March 1989. This issue features Spider-Man battling one of his classic enemies, The Lizard, with an eye-catching cover by Todd McFarlane. Part of Todd McFarlane’s highly collectible run on The Amazing Spider-Man, this issue is popular with Spider-Man fans and collectors of McFarlane artwork.
Marvel Comics The Amazing Spider-Man #314, published in April 1989. This memorable issue features a festive Christmas-themed Todd McFarlane cover, with Spider-Man alongside Mary Jane and Santa Claus. Part of Todd McFarlane’s highly collectible run on The Amazing Spider-Man, this is the Direct Edition and a great addition for Spider-Man, Marvel and McFarlane collectors.
Marvel Comics The Amazing Spider-Man #315, published in 1989. This issue features the return of Venom alongside a confrontation with Hydro-Man, making it an appealing late-1980s Spider-Man issue featuring two notable villains. The cover features artwork by Todd McFarlane, showing Hydro-Man overwhelming Spider-Man and prominently advertising the long-awaited return of Venom. McFarlane-era Amazing Spider-Man issues…
