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Ghost Rider #6, published by Marvel in 1990, features the conclusion of a two-part story arc. The cover art is by Texeira. This issue continues the dark, supernatural adventures of Ghost Rider, blending horror and action elements.
Ghost Rider II #10, published by Marvel in 1990, features the dark and fiery antihero Ghost Rider in a striking cover illustrated by Javier Saltares. This issue continues the supernatural adventures of the Ghost Rider character, blending horror and action elements. The cover art showcases Ghost Rider with his iconic flaming skull and spiked leather…
Godzilla: King of the Monsters #20, published by Marvel Comics in March 1979. This issue features Godzilla battling giant prehistoric creatures while crossing paths with the Fantastic Four at New York’s Metropolitan Museum. A fun Bronze Age crossover issue that combines Marvel superheroes with Toho’s King of the Monsters. The comic is bagged and boarded….
Bronze Age Marvel issue featuring the long-awaited Godzilla vs. Devil Dinosaur battle. Cover by Herb Trimpe, one of the defining artists of Marvel’s Godzilla series. Description Godzilla: King of the Monsters #21, published by Marvel Comics in April 1979. This memorable issue features the classic showdown between Godzilla and Devil Dinosaur in the story “The…
Hawkeye #1 (2016) published by Marvel features Kate Bishop taking aim as the new Hawkeye in this series written by Kelly Thompson with art by Leonardo Romero and cover by Jordie Bellaire. The story follows Kate Bishop stepping into the role of Hawkeye, balancing her life as a superhero and a young woman in Los…
Hawkeye #1 (2016) published by Marvel features a storyline centered on Clint Barton, the skilled archer known as Hawkeye, navigating challenges in his personal and superhero life. This issue is noted for its distinctive cover art by Pérez and was released in 2016. The comic includes a bonus digital edition and is rated T+.
Howard the Duck #10, published by Marvel in 1977, features Howard trapped in a strange world with appearances by Spider-Man and other characters. The cover art is a classic example of the Bronze Age style. The storyline involves Howard’s adventures in a dark dimension, facing unusual threats. This issue is notable for its unique blend…
Howard the Duck #12, published by Marvel in 1977 during the Bronze Age. This issue features Howard trapped in a world he never made, with the story titled ‘Duck’s Head Soup!’. The cover art is classic Marvel style, capturing Howard in a straitjacket, evoking a mix of humor and suspense. The comic is part of…
Howard the Duck #14, published by Marvel in 1977, features a storyline where Howard is possessed by a demon, causing chaos in a world he never made. The cover art vividly depicts the possessed Howard wielding a trident, with terrified citizens fleeing in the background. This issue is part of the Bronze Age of comics…
Howard the Duck #14, published by Marvel in 1977, features Howard trapped in a world he never made. The cover shows Howard possessed by a demon demanding to be set free, with a dramatic cityscape background. This issue is part of the Bronze Age of comics and showcases the unique blend of satire and supernatural…
Howard the Duck #15, published by Marvel in 1977, features the storyline ‘The Mysterious Island of Dr. Bong!’ where Howard finds himself trapped in a strange world. The cover art vividly depicts the perilous situation with Dr. Bong, a notable character in this issue. This comic is from the Bronze Age of comics and showcases…
Howard the Duck #17, published by Marvel in 1977, features a storyline where Howard is trapped in a world he never made, facing swashbuckling action in the classic Marvel manner. This issue includes the origin of Dr. Bong and a confrontation titled ‘Feathers versus Fangs from Hell!’. The cover art is vibrant and characteristic of…
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