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DC Comics presents The House of Mystery #261, published in October 1978. This Bronze Age horror comic delivers four spine-tingling supernatural tales, continuing the long-running anthology series that became one of DC’s most iconic mystery and horror titles. Hosted under the famous House of Mystery banner, this issue is packed with eerie storytelling and atmospheric…
DC Comics presents The House of Mystery #268, published in November 1978. This classic Bronze Age horror anthology delivers a collection of eerie supernatural stories under the iconic House of Mystery banner, continuing the series’ reputation for suspense, mystery, and chilling twists. This issue features a memorable horror cover with the unsettling tagline “I… I…
DC Comics presents Mystery #250, published in February 1981. This issue features the chilling tale “The House of Mystery: Voyage to Hell!”, delivering the supernatural suspense and eerie storytelling that made DC’s mystery titles a favourite among horror comic fans during the Bronze Age of Comics. The striking cover artwork depicts a ghostly skeletal figure…
Add an exciting 1990s Marvel crossover to your collection with The Incredible Hulk vs. Venom #1, published by Marvel Comics in April 1994. This one-shot special pits two of Marvel’s most powerful and unpredictable characters against each other in an action-packed battle that became a fan favourite of the era. Featuring a striking cover with…
A vintage copy of The Shadow issue #12, published by DC Comics in September 1975 as part of the publisher’s celebrated revival of the classic pulp crime fighter. Featuring the story “The Night of the Damned!”, this issue showcases a dramatic cover with the mysterious vigilante rescuing a captive while battling sinister foes in true…
DC Comics The Shadow #7, published in November 1974. This Bronze Age issue features the legendary pulp crime-fighter The Shadow, accompanied by the famous tagline, “Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men?” The issue features an atmospheric cover by Frank Robbins, capturing the mystery, crime and pulp-adventure style associated with the character….
DC Comics The Unknown Soldier #243, published in 1980, featuring the classic war adventure “Double Switch!”. This issue follows DC’s mysterious faceless soldier and features a striking espionage-themed cover by Joe Kubert. A vintage Bronze Age DC war comic from the long-running Unknown Soldier series, with the oversized format also advertising eight extra pages including…
A vintage copy of The Witching Hour issue #39, published by DC Comics in February 1974 during the height of the publisher’s highly collectible horror line. This issue features the memorable cover tagline “It’s Midnight…” alongside unsettling artwork depicting a faceless victim confronting a sinister witch and a mysterious stolen identity, capturing the eerie atmosphere…
A vintage copy of The Witching Hour issue #40, published by DC Comics in March 1974 as part of the publisher’s highly collectible Bronze Age horror line. Featuring the familiar “It’s Midnight…” banner across the cover, this issue presents a chilling scene involving a mysterious grandfather clock, a missing man, and sinister supernatural events that…
DC This Is Wild Dog #2 of 4, published in 1986. Written by Max Allan Collins with artwork by Terry Beatty and Dick Giordano, this second issue continues the gritty four-part miniseries that introduced one of DC Comics’ most uncompromising vigilantes. The cover features Wild Dog charging into action against armed criminals, perfectly capturing the…
War of the Green Lanterns: Aftermath is a DC Comics softcover graphic novel published in 2012, written by Tony Bedard, Peter J. Tomasi and Scott Kolins. It follows directly from the events of the War of the Green Lanterns storyline and explores the consequences for the Green Lantern Corps as its members attempt to rebuild…
DC Comics Wonder Woman #163, published in 1966, featuring the story “Danger… Wonder Woman!”. This Silver Age issue sees Wonder Woman facing a scheme involving Paula von Gunther, with the Amazon heroine caught in a dramatic confrontation depicted on the distinctive train-themed cover. A desirable vintage issue from Wonder Woman’s original long-running series and an…
