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Skinbreaker #1 introduces a brutal fantasy world where a monstrous warrior battles through dark forces. The story is crafted by Robert Kirkman with art by David Finch, featuring intense action and dark, gritty visuals. This issue is the second printing with Cover B variant, showcasing a vivid and detailed cover illustration. Published by Image Comics…
Solo Avengers #11, published by Marvel in 1988, features Hawkeye and Hercules in a dynamic battle scene on the cover illustrated by Bob Layton. The storyline follows Hawkeye and Hercules as they face off against multiple adversaries, showcasing action-packed sequences. This issue is notable for its engaging cover art and classic Marvel storytelling.
Something is Killing the Children #1, published by BOOM! Studios in 2020, written by James Tynion IV with art by Werther Dell’Edera and colors by Miquel Muerto. This dark horror comic follows Erica Slaughter, a mysterious monster hunter who arrives in a small town plagued by terrifying creatures that are killing children. The story explores…
Own one of the most unique and collectible covers from Todd McFarlane’s legendary Spawn series! Spawn #10, published by Image Comics in May 1993, features the famous “GAH! COLOR!” cover, with Spawn rendered in striking black-and-white while the foreground remains in full colour. This creative cover has become a fan favourite and is one of…
Continue your collection with another classic issue from Todd McFarlane’s legendary Spawn series! Spawn #11, published by Image Comics in June 1993, features Spawn taking on a squad of heavily armed operatives in an action-packed cover illustrated by Todd McFarlane. An excellent early issue from the original run that helped establish Spawn as one of…
Early issue from Todd McFarlane’s landmark Spawn series featuring the memorable split-face cover with Spawn’s skull and shattered mask. A popular issue from the highly collectible original run. Description Spawn #12, published by Image Comics in July 1993. Written by Todd McFarlane with artwork by Greg Capullo, this issue continues the acclaimed early Spawn storyline….
Spawn #13, published by Image Comics in August 1993. Written by Todd McFarlane with artwork by Greg Capullo, this issue continues one of the defining early storylines of the Spawn mythos. The striking cover features Spawn surrounded by eerie skull imagery and supernatural effects, making it one of the standout covers from the early series….
Spawn #14, published by Image Comics in September 1993. Written by Todd McFarlane with interior artwork by Greg Capullo, this issue features the grotesque Violator alongside the Freak on an unforgettable cover. As one of the standout issues from the early run, it showcases the dark horror elements that helped make Spawn one of the…
Spawn #17, published by Image Comics in January 1994. Written and illustrated by Todd McFarlane, this issue features another iconic dark cover with Spawn emerging from the sewers, complete with his signature chains and flowing cape. Early issues from the original Spawn series remain fan favourites and are an essential part of any Image Comics…
Spawn #8, published by Image Comics in February 1993. Written and illustrated by Todd McFarlane, this early issue features the dark antihero Spawn in one of the series’ signature dynamic covers. A great addition for collectors building the original Spawn run or fans of 1990s Image Comics. The comic is bagged and boarded and presents…
🕷️ SPIDER-MAN #43 (1994) – MARVEL COMICS – DIRECT EDITION! 🔥 SPIDER-MAN & IRON FIST – THE FEAR-FRAUGHT FINALE! A classic 1990s Marvel comic featuring Spider-Man teaming up with Iron Fist in the explosive conclusion to their battle against a mysterious enemy. With the heroes outnumbered, outgunned and running out of time, the action reaches…
Spider-Man #6 from 1991 by Marvel Comics features Spider-Man battling the Hobgoblin in a dramatic cover by Todd McFarlane. This issue is part 1 of 2 in a storyline involving the Hobgoblin. The cover celebrates 50 years of Captain America (1941-1991). The comic won multiple CBG Fan Awards including Favorite Character, Favorite Penciler, Favorite Cover…
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