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Spawn’s Universe #1 published by Image in 2021 features the first appearances of Jericho and Disruptor, and the first cameo appearance of Cogliostro as Sinn. This is the only issue in the series. The cover art is by J. Scott Campbell, with interior art by Jim Cheung, Brett Booth, and Stephen Segovia, and story by…
Supergirl Rebirth #1 (2016) published by DC Comics. This issue marks the start of the Supergirl Rebirth series, featuring Kara Zor-El as Supergirl. The storyline explores her return and reintroduction into the DC Universe. The cover art is by Amanda Conner. Published in 2016.
The Amazing Spider-Man #692 (2012), published by Marvel Comics, celebrating 50 years of Spider-Man with a special oversized anniversary issue. This landmark comic features the first appearance of Andy Maguire, also known as Alpha, a teenager who gains extraordinary superpowers following an accident involving Peter Parker’s scientific experiments. Featuring a spectacular anniversary cover by Humberto…
The Amazing Spider-Man #698, published by Marvel Comics with a January 2013 cover date. Written by Dan Slott, this is the opening chapter of the landmark āDying Wishā storyline and a significant modern Spider-Man key. With Doctor Octopus dying, Peter Parker visits his old enemy only to discover the horrifying truth: Otto Octavius has successfully…
The Amazing Spider-Man #699, published by Marvel Comics, continuing the pivotal āDying Wishā storyline immediately after the shocking events of issue #698. Peter Parker is trapped inside Doctor Octopus’s dying body while Otto Octavius occupies Peter’s body as Spider-Man. Desperate to escape before his borrowed body dies, Peter discovers more about exactly how Otto accomplished…
An original 1968 copy of The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #5, a significant Silver Age Marvel comic featuring the first appearance of Richard and Mary Parker, Peter Parker’s parents. Published by Marvel Comics, this oversized 25-cent annual features a classic cover by John Romita Sr., showing Spider-Man confronted by mysterious figures from his past against a…
The Joker: The Man Who Stopped Laughing #1 features a Nakayama Variant Cover by David Nakayama, published by DC Comics in December 2022. This issue includes stories by Matthew Rosenberg with art by Carmine Di Giandomenico and Francesco Francavilla. The cover showcases the Joker in a dynamic pose with playing cards and a ‘BANG!’ flag…
The Mighty Thor #373, published by Marvel Comics in November 1986, from Walt Simonsonās acclaimed run that redefined the God of Thunder for a generation of readers. This issue features a striking close-up portrait of Thor with Odinās ravens, Huginn and Muninn, alongside the iconic Marvel 25th Anniversary character border. Simonsonās storytelling and artwork from…
The New Mutants #100, published by Marvel in 1991, features the final issue of the original series. The cover art is by Rob Liefeld, showcasing key characters in dynamic poses. This issue marks the end of the initial run of The New Mutants, a team of young mutants in the Marvel Universe.
š„ THE NEW MUTANTS #87 ā FIRST APPEARANCE OF CABLE! A major Marvel Comics key issue from March 1990, featuring the first full appearance of Cable (Nathan Summers)! Written by Louise Simonson, with artwork by Rob Liefeld, this landmark issue introduces one of the most recognisable characters of the 1990s X-Men era. Cable arrives on…
The New Mutants #88 published by Marvel in 1990 features a dynamic cover by Rob Liefeld and Todd McFarlane. The issue showcases a tense confrontation with characters including Cable and other New Mutants. The storyline continues the adventures of the mutant team as they face new threats and challenges. This comic is a notable example…
The New Mutants #99, published by Marvel in 1991, features a storyline where Sunspot leaves the team, raising questions about the future of the group. The cover art is by Rob Liefeld, known for his dynamic and distinctive style. This issue is part of the 50 Years of Captain America celebration (1941-1991).
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