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Offered here is Venom: Carnage Unleashed #2, published by Marvel Comics in May 1995. This is the second issue of the four-part Carnage Unleashed limited series, continuing the explosive conflict between Venom and Carnage as the deadly symbiote threat escalates. Featuring a striking cover with Venom surrounded by multiple Carnage symbiotes, this issue is a…
Offered here is Venom: Carnage Unleashed #3, published by Marvel Comics in June 1995. This is the third issue of the four-part Carnage Unleashed limited series, continuing the brutal showdown between Venom and Carnage as the conflict reaches its most intense stage before the finale. The striking cover features Carnage overpowering Venom in a dramatic…
Offered here is Venom: Carnage Unleashed #4, published by Marvel Comics in July 1995. This is the fourth and final issue of the Carnage Unleashed limited series, bringing the explosive confrontation between Venom and Carnage to its dramatic conclusion. The cover features an action-packed battle between the two iconic symbiotes during the “Symbiote Slugfest”, making…
Offered here is Venom: Funeral Pyre #2, published by Marvel Comics in September 1993. This is the second issue of the three-part Funeral Pyre limited series, co-starring The Punisher and introducing the villain Pyre, as Venom faces one of his earliest solo adventures outside the pages of The Amazing Spider-Man. The dynamic cover features Venom…
Marvel Comics Venom: Lethal Protector #1, published in 1993. This is the first issue of the landmark six-part limited series that placed Venom in the starring role, marking an important stage in the character’s transition from Spider-Man villain to anti-hero. Written by David Michelinie with artwork by Mark Bagley, the issue features the highly recognisable…
Marvel Comics Venom: Lethal Protector #2, published in 1993. This is part two of the six-issue limited series starring Venom in one of his earliest solo adventures, following the events that established the popular symbiote character as an anti-hero. The issue guest-stars Spider-Man and continues the Lethal Protector storyline, with Venom facing some of his…
Marvel Comics Venom: Sinner Takes All #4, published in 1995. Part of the five-issue Sinner Takes All limited series, featuring Eddie Brock as Venom in another dark 1990s symbiote storyline. This issue features dramatic Venom cover artwork by Kyle Hotz and Jason Moore, with Venom dominating the foreground alongside supporting characters from the storyline. This…
Offered here is Venom: The Mace #1, published by Marvel Comics in May 1994. This is the first issue of the three-part The Mace storyline and features Venom battling the cybernetically enhanced villain Mace in one of the character’s popular 1990s limited series. Released during the height of Venom’s popularity, this issue showcases the striking…
Offered here is Venom: The Mace #2, published by Marvel Comics in June 1994. This is the second issue of the three-part The Mace limited series, continuing Eddie Brock’s battle against the deadly vigilante known as Mace as the story builds towards its dramatic conclusion. Featuring a memorable cover showing Venom weakened and cornered while…
Marvel Comics Venom: The Madness #1, published in 1993. This is Part 1 of the three-issue The Madness limited series, featuring Venom alongside the X-Men’s powerhouse villain Juggernaut. The striking cover shows Juggernaut charging directly into Venom and is illustrated by Kelley Jones. A collectible 1990s Venom issue and the opening chapter of the Madness…
War Machine #282 is a striking Marvel Comics issue published in July 1992, featuring an eye-catching cover centred on James Rhodes in his heavily armed War Machine armour. Released during the height of Marvel’s early 1990s popularity, this issue captures the era’s bold artwork and action-focused storytelling that made War Machine one of Marvel’s standout…
Offered here is What If…? #31, published by Marvel Comics in February 1982. This classic Bronze Age issue explores the alternate reality story “What If Wolverine Had Killed the Hulk?”, one of the series’ most memorable concepts featuring two of Marvel’s most iconic characters. The issue also includes the backup story “What If the Fantastic…
