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Batman: Turning Points #3 is the third issue of DC Comics’ five-part Batman: Turning Points limited series, published in January 2001. This issue features Chapter Three: “Casualties of War”, with the story written by Ed Brubaker, pencils by Dick Giordano, and inks by Bob Smith. The cover artwork is by Joe Kubert. The story focuses…
Batman: Unseen collects the complete five-issue miniseries by Doug Moench and Kelley Jones. The story follows a series of bizarre murders in Gotham City, where witnesses report seeing a strange, skinless figure that appears to disappear from the crime scenes. Batman must investigate the mysterious killer and find a way to confront an enemy he…
Batman: War Games – Act Three: Endgame is the concluding volume of the major War Games storyline, bringing the devastating gang war in Gotham City towards its final confrontation. Batman and his allies face escalating violence, while the consequences of the conflict leave Gotham’s criminal underworld and the Bat-family permanently changed. Published by DC Comics…
DC Comics Beware the Creeper #3, published in 1968 and featuring Steve Ditko’s distinctive superhero creation, The Creeper. This Silver Age issue features the story “The Isle of Fear.” The dramatic cover showcases The Creeper surrounded by sinister figures, with his unmistakable costume and manic appearance dominating the artwork. An early issue from the original…
An original copy of Blackhawk #217 published by DC Comics in February 1966, featuring the classic wartime adventure team in one of the later Silver Age issues of the long-running series. This US-cent edition carries the original 12¢ cover price and showcases the distinctive DC cover design of the mid-1960s. The cover story, “Stanislaus Stars…
Breathtaker is a four-part prestige format limited series published by DC Comics in 1990, written by Mark Wheatley and illustrated by Marc Hempel. The series follows Chase Darrow, a mysterious and alluring woman with the ability to kill men simply through passionate connection, weaving together themes of love, desire, mortality, and power in a darkly…
Key Significance Part of DC’s major Cataclysm crossover event that led directly into No Man’s Land, one of the most significant Batman-family storylines of the 1990s. Features Catwoman and Poison Ivy on an eye-catching Adam Hughes cover. Description Catwoman #57, published by DC Comics in May 1998, ties into the landmark Batman-family crossover Cataclysm, which…
DC Comics hardcover edition of Dark Knight Returns: The Last Crusade, a Batman story by Frank Miller and Brian Azzarello, with artwork by John Romita Jr. and Peter Steigerwald. The story serves as a prequel to Frank Miller’s landmark The Dark Knight Returns and explores an ageing Batman during the final days of Jason Todd’s…
Batman: Dark Victory is the acclaimed sequel to Batman: The Long Halloween, written by Jeph Loeb with stunning artwork by Tim Sale. Set in the early years of Batman’s crime-fighting career, this gripping story follows the Dark Knight as he investigates a new serial killer while navigating Gotham City’s dangerous criminal underworld. The story also…
Official DC Collectibles DC Comics Super-Villains Harley Quinn action figure featuring multiple accessories, including her signature oversized mallet and weapons. Based on Harley’s modern comic-book appearance, this figure comes from a well-regarded collector-focused line and remains popular due to Harley Quinn’s enduring appeal among Batman and DC fans. Box appears opened with some shelf wear,…
This DC Comic Collection paperback is a vintage-style anthology featuring a selection of stories and characters from the DC Comics universe. The cover showcases Detective Comics, Mister Miracle, Secret Origins featuring Green Lantern and Poison Ivy, The Adventures of Superman, Suicide Squad and Manhunter. The individual cover images indicate stories from a range of DC…
Batman and Son collects the opening arc of Grant Morrison’s acclaimed Batman run and introduces Damian Wayne, the son of Bruce Wayne and Talia al Ghul, who would later become the fifth Robin. Featuring artwork by Andy Kubert, this modern classic reshaped Batman mythology and laid the foundation for many major DC storylines over the…
