Standard Direct Edition Cover art by Adam Kubert. It's D-D-Deadpool, Folks!, script by Larry Hama, pencils by Adam Kubert and Fabio Laguna, inks by Mark Farmer and Tim Townsend; Wolvie stops in to check on Kane and ends up battling Deadpool instead. 36 pgs.

Incredible Hulk (1962 Marvel 1st Series) #193 Cover pencils by Gil Kane, inks by John Romita. "The Doctor's Name Is...Samson!," script by Len Wein, pencils by Herb Trimpe, inks by Joe Staton and John Romita; Following his adventure in Scotland, Bruce Banner manages to get cheap fare back to America aboard a the RMS Black Wraith provided that he stay below deck and keep a low profile; However, Banner decides to go up to the deck and think about his current plight; This angers the crew, who are very strict on their rules for Banner's passage; Banner soon realizes why: The crew of this vessel are illegally dumping radioactive waste into the ocean; Furious at being discovered, the crew attacks Banner prompting him to transform into the Hulk once more; The Hulk battles Doc Samson. Some panels redrawn by John Romita Sr. 36 pgs., full color. Cover damaged.

Marvel Super Heroes (1967 1st Series) #35 Cover by Alan Weiss & Frank Giacoia. Stories by Stan Lee. Art by Jack Kirby & Bill Everett and Gene Colan & Dick Ayers. Reprints the two stories from Tales to Astonish (1959-1968 1st Series) #80. "They Dwell in the Depths" - The Hulk is pulled into the underground kingdom of Tyrannus, who has been separated from the fountain of youth and has become a feeble old man. The Jade Giant's old foe asks for his help in retaking the fountain from his rival, the Mole Man, and he makes his argument for assistance stronger by revealing that he has captured Rick, Betty and Glenn. When Betty mentions Banner, Hulk goes wild but his destruction is put to an abrupt end as the Mole Man attacks. The Hulk fights Mole Man's powerful Octo-Sapien robot and falls into the fountain of youth, transforming him back into Banner! "To the Death" - Namor battles the Behemoth with the fate of Atlantis hanging in the balance; Krang has Puppet Master build a puppet of the Behemoth so he can control the creature mentally; even under Krang's control, Namor is able to beat the monster; Krang snatches victory from defeat, however, when he shows up in Atlantis and informs the Lady Dorma that he will use the puppet to bring the Behemoth back unless she agrees to marry him! 32 pages, full color.

Marvel Super Heroes (1967 1st Series) #83 Originally presented in Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st series) #131 - "A Titan Stalks the Tenements!" Guest-starring Iron Man. Written by Roy Thomas. Art by Herb Trimpe and John Severin. The Invincible Iron Man arrives on the scene, but can even the brilliant Tony Stark save the Hulk's life? Plus, relive the first appearance of on the Hulk's most beloved sidekicks - Jim Wilson! 32 pages, FC.

Marvel Super Heroes (1967 1st Series) #66 Originally presented in Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st series) #112 - "Shanghaied In Space!" Written by Stan Lee. Art by Herb Trimpe and Dan Adkins. The Hulk finds himself in the middle of a planetary civil war and at the mercy of the sinister Galaxy Master! 32 pages, FC.

48-page giant. Magneto cover. Cover pencils by Jim Lee (signed), inks by Scott Williams. Rubicon, script by Jim Lee (Co-Plot) and Chris Claremont, pencils by Jim Lee, inks by Scott Williams; Magneto forms the Acolytes and proclaims Asteroid M a haven for mutants everywhere; But the rest of the world doesn't see it that way; Nick Fury cameo. 2-page pin-up: gallery of X-Men villains. X-Men Sketchbook by Jim Lee. Cover price $1.50. NOTE: Cover D connects to covers 1A, 1B, and 1C to form a single giant image.

Spider-Woman (1978 Marvel 1st Series) #20 over pencils by Frank Springer, inks by Frank Giacoia. Tangled Webs, script by Mark Gruenwald and Steven Grant ("co-scenario"), pencils by Frank Springer, inks by Mike Esposito; Spider-Woman finally faces Spider-Man. 36 pgs.

First 40-cent cover price. Cover pencils by Gene Colan, inks by Bob Wiacek. Of Knights--and Pawns, script by Roger Stern (plot) and Ralph Macchio (script), pencils by Tom Sutton, inks by Pablo Marcos; teaming with the Avengers, Dr. Strange attempts to revive the Black Knight, whose statue form was shattered in Avengers 157; Strange battles the Dweller, who again works through agents; This time he uses Ludi, a demon to do his bidding; the Avengers (Captain America, Iron Man, and the Black Knight--as a stone statue, anyway) make a brief appearance.

Cover art by Steve Leialoha. And Fear, the Final Victor!, script by Roger Stern ("scenario") and Ralph Macchio (script), pencils by Gene Colan (breakdowns) and Dan Green (finished art), inks by Dan Green; Dr. Strange battles Ningal, as the Dweller strikes again and his story intertwines with the Black Knight; Strange battles D'Spayre.

"A Small Circle of Hate" Guest-starring the Incredible Hulk, Power Man, and Iron Fist. Script by Mike Barr. Pencils by Carmine Infantino. Inks by Mike Esposito. Cover by Al Milgrom. After the Hulk forces Luke Cage and Danny Rand's plane to crash, the two heroes for hire find themselves in the American Southwest surrounded by strange locals with a shotgun! The desert people just want Power Man to remove the large boulder that has covered up their spring of fresh water. But Luke Cage can't lift the giant rock, but maybe the Hulk could smash it! How will Power Man and Iron Fist trick the enraged Hulk into crushing the boulder? Back up story: "Wolves in Designer's Clothing" Script by Mike Barr. Pencils by Carmine Infantino. Inks by Mike Esposito. During a fashion show, Colleen Wing and Misty Knight help the heroes for hire stop an armed robbery. 32 pages

"Twinkle Twinkle" Guest-starring Aunt May and Franklin Richards. Script by Michael Carlin. Pencils by Greg LaRocque. Inks by Mike Esposito. Cover by Greg LaRocque. As a tribute to the full-page Hostess advertisements that appeared in Marvel Comics from the mid-1970's to the early 1980's, the Marvel Team-Up assistant editor serves up a tasty tale of cosmic proportions! Peter Parker has a crazy dream that Aunt May and Franklin Richards team up to help Galactus stay alive...by rounding up all the cream-filled sponge cakes on Earth! Can these delectable desserts really save the Devourer of Worlds? Cameo appearances by the Fantastic Four, Mary Jane Watson, Nova, Danny Fingeroth, Jim Shooter, and Stan Lee. 32 pages

Incredible Hulk (1962 Marvel 1st Series) #318 "Baptism of Fire!" Story and Art by John Byrne. Additional inks by Keith Williams. As Bruce Banner studies the Hulk, looking for weaknesses, the Hulkbusters decide to try out their weapons on the next best thing to the Green Goliath, Doc Samson. But as the battle escalates, tragedy strikes and one of their members pays the ultimates sacrifice. Plus, Betty gives Bruce his answer. 32 pages. Marvel begins their 25th Anniversary celebration with a new logo in top left corner of the front covers of their books for the next year.

Cover art by Dave Cockrum. Night of the Living God!, script by Chris Claremont, pencils by John Byrne, inks by Ricardo Villamonte; Spidey battles The Living Pharaoh [Ahmet Abdol; also as The Living Monolith]; reprinted from Marvel Team-Up (Marvel, 1972 series) #69. TV or not TV [Read a Good Book Lately? Part 1] starring Peter Porker, The Spectacular Spider-Ham, script by Michael Eury, pencils by Ron Zalme, inks by Pierre Fournier. 36 pgs.

All new stories. "The Demon That Devoured Hollywood!" Script by Roy Thomas, pencils by Barry Windsor-Smith, inks by Dan Adkins. "Flight Into Fear!" Script and art by Wally Wood. "Time Out!" Script by Gerry Conway, art by Syd Shores. All three stories contain artist self-portraits. Marie Severin cover.

"Deathsong" Chris Claremont script. Art by The Tribe and Janice Cohen. First full-color solo story featuring Satana. While traveling through California, Satana encounters a young woman who's being chased by a mob claiming she's a witch. However, Satana gets more than she bargained for after she has the woman freed. Also included is a back-up reprint story of Satana's first appearance from Vampire Tales #2. 32 pgs. Full color. 25 cent cover price.

"Fight without Pity!" Script by Doug Moench, pencils by Paul Gulacy, inks by Dan Adkins. Shang Chi finds himself in battle with one of the deadliest men alive, Shen Kuei, the man known as the Cat. It's one of the greatest martial arts battles of all time with a shock ending no one saw coming. Includes Marvel Value Stamp series B # 71 (Stan Lee). Spider-Man stars in a one-page Hostess ad, "The Cupcake Caper." Gil Kane cover pencils, Klaus Janson cover inks.

Cover pencils by Rich Buckler, inks by Al Milgrom. Battle Royal!, script by Ed Hannigan, pencils by Don Perlin (breakdowns) and Tex Blaisdell (finished art), inks by Tex Blaisdell; A misunderstanding leads to war between Wakanda and Atlantis.

"What If...Spider-Man's Clone had Survived?" Script by Bill Flanagan. Art by Rich Buckler (breakdowns), Jim Mooney (finishes), and Pablo Marcos (finishes). Cover by Bob Layton. In the classic Amazing Spider-Man 149, the Spider-Clone perished in battle vs. the Jackal. But now the Watcher presents an alternate reality in which Spider-Man's clone survives the harrowing encounter at Shea Stadium that fateful afternoon. After the explosion that killed the Jackal, the Spider-Clone frees Ned Leeds, scoops up the other web-slinger, and asks the Gwen Stacy clone to call the police! The Spider-Clone takes the real Spider-Man back to Professor Warren's laboratory for safekeeping! In the days ahead, the clone attempts to resume Peter Parker's normal life, but his awkward encounters with Joe Robertson, Betty Brant, and Glory Grant make him realize that something is terribly wrong! Once the clone comes to grips with his true self, he frees the genuine wall-crawler! And together Spider-Man and the Spider-Clone fight and defeat the Kingpin! It looks like the start of a beautiful friendship! Flashback cameos by Gwen Stacy and the Green Goblin. Backup story: "Moving Day!" Script by Peter Gillis. Art by Ron Wilson (breakdowns) and Joe Sinnott (finishes). In this untold tale of the Marvel Universe, the Inhumans pack up and move the Great Refuge to the Himalayan Mountains! Appearances by Black Bolt, Medusa, Karnak, Gorgon, Crystal, and the Eternals. (Notes: The original clone saga took place in Amazing Spider-Man 141-151. Many years later this What If story became reality in the mainstream Marvel Universe via the controversial second clone saga that ran through the Spider-Man titles from 1994 to 1996. Both stories were reprinted in 2008 in the trade paperback: What If? Classic 5.) 48 pages.

Captain America (1968 1st Series) #220 "The Ameridroid Lives!" First (full) appearance of the Ameridroid. Script by Don Glut. Art by Sal Buscema (breakdowns), Mike Esposito (finishes), and John Tartaglione (finishes). Cover by Gil Kane and Klaus Janson. While the shield-slinger is his prisoner, Lyle Dekker fills in the missing pieces of Captain America's origin. Dekker reveals that his henchmen found the Living Legend floating in the English Channel (after the drone plane exploded) and brought him across the ocean to Newfoundland. Thus with the truth revealed, Dekker begins the dastardly process of transferring his mind -- and Cap's life force -- into his 12-foot tall creation: the Ameridroid! Cameo appearances by Jarvis, Veda, and Senator Kligger Stivak. Flashback cameo by the Red Skull. Second story: "On a Wing and a Prayer!" Script by Scott Edelman. Pencils by Bob Budiansky. Inks by Al Gordon. The Falcon rescues Redwing from a novice super-villain. 32 pages.

Spider-Man has another month off, so it's up to Hulk and Ka-Zar to battle Modok in "Modok Must Triumph!" Script by Roger McKenzie, pencils by Jerry Bingham, inks by Mike Esposito. Al Milgrom cover. The letters page has a statement of ownership--average print run, 430,686; average paid circulation, 220,746.

Cover pencils by Sal Buscema, inks by Joe Sinnott. What if Rick Jones had Become the Hulk?, script by Don Glut, pencils by Sal Buscema, inks by Bill Black; Rick Jones pushes Banner in the trench, and becomes the Hulk. Hostess Twinkees ad with Daredevil, pencils by Sal Buscema, inks by Joe Sinnott. 52 pgs.

"What If Spider-Man Had Stopped the Burgler Who Killed His Uncle?" Script by Peter Gillis, pencils by Pat Broderick, inks by Mike Esposito. Would Spider-Man never have become a crimefighter? Guest starring Daredevil. Cameos by the Fantastic Four, the Avengers, and the original X-Men.

Cover pencils by Gene Colan, inks by Jack Abel. What if Ghost Rider Spider-Woman and Captain Marvel had Remained Villains?", script by Steven Grant, pencils by Carmine Infantino, inks by Chic Stone; Framing splash page; The Watcher introduces the premise. Ghost Rider Part 1 with Son of Satan," script by Steven Grant, pencils by Carmine Infantino, inks by Frank Springer; When Johnny Blaze sells his soul to the devil so that Crash Simpson beats cancer to make his big stunt, Satan decides to let Crash survive the stunt only to turn Johnny into the Ghost Rider afterwards and drive him to kill Crash with his own newfound powers; Fleeing into the night, Johnny quickly gives into despair and allows the Ghost Rider persona to take over. Part 2 The Spider-Woman with Nick Fury," script by Steven Grant, pencils by Carmine Infantino, inks by Mike Esposito; After accidentally killing Jared during her first mission for Hydra, Arachne falters on her decision to kill Nick Fury in retaliation, but accidentally blasts him anyway when startled by the arrival of Val; Arachne flees back to Hydra HQ hoping to at least learn the secrets of her past, but SHIELD follows her and she's ultimately captured in the raid, along with Count Vermis, whom Arachne is quickly learning is not to be trusted. "Part 3 Captain Marvel with Ronan," script by Steven Grant, pencils by Carmine Infantino, inks by Pablo Marcos; When Colonel Yon-Rogg activates Sentry #459 to sabotage Captain Mar-Vell's mission on Earth, the violation does not go ignored by the Kree command; Ronan relieves Yon-Rogg of command, but Yon-Rogg refuses to give up without a fight and hijacks a ship to go down to Earth and try to kill Mar-Vell himself. Hostess Fruit Pies ad with Hulk, pencils by Sal Buscema, inks by Klaus Janson. 52 pgs.

Conan the Barbarian (1970 Marvel) Annual #5 The wedding night of King Conan and Zenobia in "Bride of the Conqueror." Script by Roy Thomas, pencils by John Buscema, inks by Ernie Chan. Spider-Man stars in a one-page Hostess ad, "Spider-Man Meets June Jitsui!" Buscema cover.

Marvel Team-Up (1972 1st Series) Annual #5D Newsstand Edition. "Serpent Rising" Guest-starring Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, Quasar, the Scarlet Witch, and the Thing. Script by Mark Gruenwald. Art by Mark Gruenwald (breakdowns) and Jim Mooney (finishes). Cover by Ed Hannigan and Al Milgrom. The Serpent Crown (last seen in Marvel Two-in-One 67) comes to life inside Project Pegasus! And that means big trouble when the project's security chief, Quasar, falls prey to the sinister crown's influence! However, the crown's reawakening stirs subconscious memories in the minds of the heroes who have battled the evil icon in the past! So the web-slinger and Doctor Strange plus the Scarlet Witch and Ben Grimm converge on Project Pegasus! But by the time the four heroes arrive, the situation is completely out of control...snake people and serpent crowns everywhere! Can the Master of the Mystic Arts prevent the serpent god Set from returning to Earth? Perhaps, but only if the wall-crawler can locate another famous icon...the cosmic cube! An excellent story! Cameo appearance by the Vision. Flashback cameos by Conan the Barbarian, Kull, Warlord Krang, the Viper, and the Sub-Mariner to recap the history of the Serpent Crown. (Note: This was the last significant issue featuring the Serpent Crown until the Atlantis Attacks storyline began in Marvel's 1989 summer annuals.) 48 pages

Cover pencils by Rich Buckler, inks by Joe Rubinstein. End of the Tunnel, script by Ed Hannigan, pencils by Don Perlin (layouts) and Joe Sinnott (finished art), inks by Joe Sinnott; Dr. Strange, Namor and Aeroika travel into the subconscious of the Hulk to confront the Un-Nameable Enemy. Thor Meets the Ricochet Monster! Hostess Fruit Pies, pencils by Al Milgrom. Letter of comment from Cat Yronwode. 36 pgs.

Cover by Dick Ayers and Bill Everett. Stories by Steve Skeates, Larry Lieber and Stan Lee. Art by Dick Ayers, Don Heck and Bill Everett. No doubt about it! The Marvel Age of Westerns is here! And the stage is set for blazing excitement as the Two-Gun Kid fights to unmask..."The Hidden Gun" by Steve Skeates (plot), Larry Lieber (script), Dick Ayers and Bill Everett (as Bill Roman). Also in this issue: Back-up story "Hoofbeats of Doom!" by Stan Lee and Don Heck, reprinted from Kid Colt Outlaw (1948) #103 (but no Kid Colt appearance). 32 pages, full color.

Harold H. Harold tries to write his novel and ends up coming face-to-face with Dracula in "The Vampire Conspiracy!" Script by Marv Wolfman, pencils by Gene Colan, inks by Tom Palmer. Colan/Palmer cover.

Marvel Super Heroes (1967 1st Series) #42 The Sub-Mariner battles Krang in Moment of Truth! by Stan Lee and Bill Everett. The Hulk battles an android in The Humanoid and the Hero! by Stan Lee and John Buscema. Both stories reprinted from Tales to Astonish #87. Includes a Bullpen Bonus Page announcing the debut of Marvel Value Stamps. 32 pages.

Humorous Evolutionary War Tie-In Comic book version of the TV sitcom and cartoon that aired on NBC from 1986 to 1990 featuring an Alien Life Form (ALF) living with a family. ALF's old girl friend from Melmac crash lands on Earth and takes up residence with the Tanners and ALF in "The Return of Rhonda." Then the Tanners visit Yosemite National Park and ALF has promised to behave himself. But how long do you think that will last in "Back to Human Nature." In "Safe At Home," Willie gets tickets to a skybox at a baseball game and that means ALF can go along to the game. Then in "You Give Me Fever," ALF gets an illness brought on by media simulation and starts acting like the people and characters he saw on screen. And in "A Campy Approach," when Brian goes away to summer camp, ALF gets worried about the youngster and tries to help Brian. Issue also has "You Say You Want An Evolution." Scripts by Michael Gallagher and art by Dave Manak & Marie Severin.

Cover pencils by Gil Kane, inks by Bernie Wrightson. Enter: The Scarecrow, script by Scott Edelman, art by Rico Rival; A scarecrow with supernatural powers apparently emerges from a painting to battle an evil cult. House ad for Marvel Treasury Edition #5, pencils by John Romita. Ad for the GI Joe Adventure Team toys from Hasbro. Hostess Twinkies ad with Captain Marvel, pencils by Ross Andru, inks by Mike Esposito. Scott Edelman discusses the genesis of the Scarecrow character, pencils by John Romita. 32 pgs.

"The Woman Who Never Was!" Part 4 of 4. Guest-starring Spider-Man, Shang-Chi, Nick Fury, and the Black Widow. Script by Chris Claremont. Art by Sal Buscema (breakdowns) and Steve Leialoha (finishes). Cover by Al Milgrom. The situation has come down to this...the Amazing Spider-Man, the Master of Kung Fu, the director of SHIELD, and the Black Widow must prevent the Viper from crashing the Heli-carrier into the U.S. Capitol Building or virtually all members of the U.S. government will perish! While the president is delivering his speech to the joint session of the Congress, the web-slinger and Nick Fury struggle to gain control of the Heli-carrier's flight control system! Meanwhile, the Black Widow and the Viper engage in a life-and-death battle on top of the Heli-carrier! Can the four heroes save the United States from anarchy? Or will the Viper push America towards the brink of chaos? An awesome ending! Cameo appearance by President Jimmy Carter. (Note: This four-part story is the signature team-up of Spider-Man and the Black Widow in the annals of Marvel.) 32 pages

"Of Spiders and Serpents!" Part 1 of 2. Guest-starring Spider-Man and Devil-Slayer. Script by J.M. DeMatteis. Pencils by Herb Trimpe. Inks by Mike Esposito. Cover by Herb Trimpe and Frank Giacoia. It's an unusual tale as the web-slinger becomes involved in the Serpent-Men's secret plot to takeover the world! The Serpent Cult needs to possess seven special warriors in order to conquer Earth. And six have already been captured: Doctor Strange, Clea, Gargoyle, Sub-Mariner, Valkyrie, and the Hulk! The last free member of the Defenders, Devil-Slayer, warns the wall-crawler that he is the Serpent Cult's seventh and final target! But something about the Devil-Slayer's story doesn't quite add up. Will Spider-Man figure out what's going on before it's too late? Flashback cameo by King Kull. 32 pages

"Critical Mass!" Part 2 of 2. Guest-starring Spider-Man, Paladin, and Dazzler. Plot by Tom DeFalco. Script by Dave Kraft. Pencils by Herb Trimpe. Inks by Mike Esposito. Cover by John Romita, Jr. and Bob Wiacek. The battle against Thermo has gone poorly in the streets outside a local nightclub. Spider-Man is down and Paladin is out! But the saving grace for the two heroes may be the name on the nightclub marquee...Dazzler! The mutant songstress successfully drives off Thermo to buy Spidey and Paladin time to recover! But that only sets the stage for round two the next day. Will the addition of Dazzler's power be the difference the second time around? The wall-crawler and Paladin sure hope so! (Note: This two-part story was reprinted in Marvel Tales 231 and 232.) 32 pages

Deluxe edition. Cover pencils by Andy Kubert, inks by Matt Ryan. The Killing Time, script by Fabian Nicieza, pencils by Andy Kubert, inks by Matt Ryan; The X-Men try to find their missing teammates who vanished in battle with Legion; Legion and the missing X-Men are twenty years in the past with Magneto and Xavier in Israel; Lilandra warns Xavier that Legion's actions in the past may disrupt all of reality; Meanwhile...back at the mansion, Sabretooth breaks out of his holding cell and is confronted by Wolverine; Cont. from Uncanny X-Men #320; Cont. in Uncanny X-Men #321 and Wolverine #90.

"Regeneration and Rebirth!" Written by Michael Fleisher. Art by Jim Mooney and Bob Wiacek. Whoever knows fear BURNS at the touch of the Man-Thing. A group of scientist set out to cure the shambling mass of muck and flora the Man-Thing, a monstrous creature that was once known as Ted Sallis. But before they can treat the monster, they must capture it. A feat easier said than done. 32 pages, FC.

Marvel Two-in-One (1974 1st Series) Annual #5 "Skirmish with Death!" Guest-starring the Hulk. Fantastic Four cameo. Story by Alan Kupperburg. Art by Alan Kupperberg and Pablo Marcos. Erstwhile adversaries, the Thing and the Incredible Hulk, must set aside their past differences if they are going to save the lives of the Fantastic Four. Plus, witness the enigmatic Stranger in immortal combat with Pluto, Lord of the Underworld, and our heroes are caught in the middle. 48 pages.

"Spider in the Middle!" Part 2 of 3. Guest-starring Spider-Man and the Hulk. Script by Bill Mantlo. Pencils by John Byrne. Inks by Mike Esposito. Cover by Gil Kane and Mike Esposito. The Amazing Spider-Man is in the middle of a mess! Caught in the crosshairs of both the Hulk and Woodgod! However, the rouge government agents at Tranquility Base are the real enemy! Can the wall-crawler convince his two confused friends to fight with him...instead of against him? It's an out of this world ending for the web-slinger! 32 pages

"Spider, Spider on the Moon!" Part 3 of 3. Guest-starring Spider-Man and Adam Warlock. Script by Bill Mantlo. Pencils by John Byrne. Inks by Dave Hunt. Cover by Dave Cockrum After narrowly escaping from Tranquility Base in New Mexico, a semi-conscious wall-crawler rockets into outer space on a spaceship rapidly leaking oxygen! But a celestial Good Samaritan saves him and takes the web-slinger to the blue area of the moon. Spider-Man and Adam Warlock are having a pleasant conversation when all of a sudden the Stranger attacks! What does the cosmic giant want from Warlock? And is there another cosmic being on the moon to help the two heroes battle the Stranger? Cameo appearances by the Hulk and Woodgod. (Notes: The letters page includes a letter from comics cartoonist Fred Hembeck. The mysterious silver egg on the final panel appears again in Iron Man 109. NOTE: 1st appearance of the Gardener and the 1st appearance of the Power Gem and the Time Gem (later parts of the Infinity Gauntlet).

"Double Danger at the Daily Bugle!" Guest-starring Spider-Man and Daredevil. Script by Bill Mantlo. Art by Sal Buscema (breakdowns) and Dave Hunt (finishes). Cover by John Romita, Jr. and Frank Giacoia. Electro and the Blizzard take over the Daily Bugle Building to blackmail J. Jonah Jameson! The duo's diabolical plan is proceeding smoothly until the Man Without Fear busts into the building! And the web-slinger follows shortly thereafter! It's a fun battle in the basement of the Bugle as Daredevil and Spider-Man team up to short-circuit Electro and the Blizzard! (Note: The Blizzard previously appeared in Iron Man (1st series) 87.) 32 pages

"Not All Thy Powers Can Save Thee!" Part 1 of 2. Guest-starring Spider-Man and the Human Torch. Script by Chris Claremont. Pencils by John Byrne. Inks by Dave Hunt. Cover by Al Milgrom and Joe Sinnott. The wall-crawler is cleaning up Reed Richards' laboratory after last issue's battle, when he is abruptly attacked by the Fantastic Four (or someone closing resembling them)! What is going on? One thing leads to another...and it's another classic team-up of the Spectacular Spider-Man and the Human Torch! At the west side rail yards, the web-slinger and the torch throw down with the Super-Skrull, while Captain DeWolff rallies New York's finest! Can the Super-Skrull be stopped? Cameo appearance by Carol Danvers (aka Ms. Marvel) Flashback cameo by Tigra. (Notes: The Super Skrull previously appeared in Marvel Chillers 7. This two-part story was reprinted in Marvel Tales 195 and 196. A 35-cent cover price variant exists for this issue.) 32 pages

"Shoot Out Over Center Ring!" Guest-starring Spider-Man and Nightcrawler. Script by Chris Claremont. Pencils by Mike Nasser and Rich Buckler. Inks by Joe Rubinstein. Cover by Rich Buckler and Joe Rubinstein. While picking up Amanda Sefton at the airport, Kurt Wagner learns about a plot to kill Spider-Man at the World's Most Famous Arena! A cutthroat assassin lies in wait for the web-slinger at the circus inside Madison Square Garden! Will Nightcrawler dazzle the circus crowd one more time...and also save the wall-crawler? First appearance of Cutthroat. Cameo appearances by Arcade and Miss Locke. (Notes: This issue concludes Chris Claremont's run as the writer for the Marvel Team-Up title. This issue was reprinted in Marvel Tales 242.) 32 pages

"Death on the Air" Guest-starring Spider-Man and the Beast. Script by Steven Grant. Art by Mike Vosburg (breakdowns) and Bob McLeod (finishes). Cover by Al Milgrom and Jack Abel. When the Modular Man and Killer Shrike steal a cutting edge Microwave Cellular Condensor from Empire State University Technology Exposition, the Amazing Spider-Man and the blue-furred Beast must battle the two villains atop the Empire State Building, before the Modular Man absorbs enough microwave energy (from cable TV antennas) to become a god! Will the web-slinger and the off-duty Avenger scramble his signal? This issue was reprinted in Marvel Tales 240. Notes: Killer Shrike's next appearance is in Spectacular Spider-Man 57. The letters page replies (by Chris Claremont) indicate that there was another story written and drawn for the 24th issue of the Ms. Marvel (1st) series. That story was finally published 13 years later in Marvel Super-Heroes (2nd series) 10. 32 pages

"Rags to Riches!" Part 1 of 2. Guest-starring Spider-Man and Werewolf. Script by Steven Grant. Pencils by Carmine Infantino and Tom Sutton. Inks by Jim Mooney. Cover by Don Perlin and Al Milgrom. Peter Parker, the Amazing Spider-Man, and Jack Russell, AKA Werewolf by Night, have their evening interrupted by that dastardly derelict known as the Tatterdemalion! The fight takes them from a jazz club to the sewers of Los Angeles, as the two heroes try to stop the vile villain! Cameo appearances by the Shroud and Dansen Macabre. Flashback cameos by Spider-Woman and the Enforcer. (Note: Tatterdemalion previously appeared in Werewolf by Night 9.) 32 pages

"Darkness, Darkness" Part 2 of 2. Guest-starring Spider-Man and the Shroud. Script by Steven Grant. Pencils by Mike Zeck. Inks by Mike Esposito. Cover by Al Milgrom. While the web-slinger was battling Tatterdemalion last issue, he didn't realize that another power struggle was taking place behind the scenes! But your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man knows it now! As Dansen Macabre puts the wall-crawler under her spell and sends him back to the Cat's Jazz Club to capture the Shroud! The spectacular one accomplishes his mission and brings the would-be Los Angeles gang leader to Dansen's lair! However, once the Shroud unleashes the darkness and Spider-Man sees the light, Dansen Macabre's days in the sunshine are over! 32 pages

Newsstand Edition. "And No Birds Sing!" Guest-starring Spider-Man and Mockingbird (1st appearance). Script by Steven Grant. Art by Jimmy James (breakdowns) and Bruce Patterson (finishes). Cover by Frank Miller and Bob McLeod. A rogue SHIELD branch director tricks the web-slinger into believing that Nick Fury's life is in jeopardy! Specifically from a former SHIELD operative...Barbara Morse! However, Mockingbird is actually trying to save Nick Fury. Will Spider-Man realize that in time? First appearance of Bobbi Morse as Mockingbird. (Notes: After a cameo appearance in Contest of Champions 1, Mockingbird appears next in the first Hawkeye Limited Series published in 1983. The letters page contains a brief essay from Mark Gruenwald about the creation of Mockingbird.) 32 pages

"Doctor of Madness!" Guest-starring Spider-Woman and the Hulk. Script by Steven Grant. Pencils by Carmine Infantino. Inks by Alan Gordon. Cover by Frank Springer. Jessica Drew arrives in New Mexico to collect a bounty on an escaped fugitive from California! The local sheriff is very eager to help Jessica and directs her to a mysterious villa north of town! Once inside Spider-Woman discovers her fugitive, but he's undergoing a ghastly medical procedure! After escaping from the perverted doctor (performing the operation), Spider-Woman finds another man in the clinic waiting to undergo experimentation. She doesn't know who this man is…but she will once he becomes the Hulk! Wow, what a stunning turn of events! And in the Land of Enchantment, the Green Goliath and Spider-Woman team up to take down the deadly Dr. Benway! First 50¢ issue. (Note: This is the first issue without Spider-Man since Marvel Team-Up 35.) 32 pages

Spider-Man and the Black Widow battle the Owl in an untitled story. Plot by Marv Wolfman. Script by Roger McKenzie. Pencils by Will Meugniot. Inks by Bruce Patterson. Cover by Al Milgrom. Spider-Man and the Black Widow appear to be on their way to an easy victory over a gun-smuggling crime ring...until they run into the top bird calling the shots! It's the Owl...and he wants violent revenge on the web-slinger! Can the widow help the wall-crawler pluck the Owl? Flashback cameo by Daredevil to recap the events of Marvel Team-Up 73. (Note: The Owl appears next in Spectacular Spider-Man 73.) 32 pages 32 pages

"And Machine Man Makes 3" Guest-starring Spider-Man and Machine Man. Script by Tom DeFalco. Pencils by Jerry Bingham. Inks by Mike Esposito. Cover by Frank Miller and Dave Simons. The action begins with a jailbreak at Ryker's Island prison! Baron Brimstone escapes from his cell and scoops up the Sandman on his way to freedom! The baron wants to settle the score with Machine Man, so he kidnaps Aaron Stack's co-worker Pamela Quinn! Fortunately for the human robot, the wall-crawler is in the neighborhood! And Machine Man and Spider-Man team up to tackle Baron Brimstone and the web-slinger's longtime foe, the Sandman! (Note: Baron Brimstone previously appeared in Machine Man 16. The letters page contains a letter from comics editor Cat Yronwode.) 32 pages

"The Resurrection of Edward Lansky" Guest-starring Spider-Man and Quasar. Script by Mark Gruenwald. Pencils by Herb Trimpe. Inks by Mike Esposito. Cover by John Romita, Jr. and Frank Giacoia. Quasar investigates a mysterious underground electromagnetic disturbance on the Empire State University campus. When Wendell Vaughn drills down into the ground, he unknowingly unearths the old laboratory of Dr. Edward Lansky! And lurking in the shadows is...Lightmaster (or at least his energy form)! Once Lightmaster takes control of Quasar's power bands the battle is on! Can the web-slinger and Quasar switch off the Lightmaster? Cameo appearance by Nitro. First 60¢ issue. (Note: Lightmaster previously appeared in Amazing Spider-Man 203.) 32 pages

"The Heat in Harlem!" Guest-starring Spider-Man and the Falcon. Script by J.M. DeMatteis. Pencils by Herb Trimpe. Inks by Mike Esposito. Cover by Mike Zeck and Bob McLeod. Peter Parker runs afoul of a teenage civilian watchdog group in Harlem. So the web-slinger travels uptown to challenge the "Young Watchers." But Harlem is the well-known stomping ground of another superhero...Sam Wilson (aka the Falcon)! The Falcon isn't too thrilled about the wall-crawler operating on his turf, but the former avenger will have to change his tune in order to rescue his nephew, Jim Wilson, from the Young Watchers and Stone-face! (Note: Stone-face previously appeared in Captain America 171.) 32 pages

"If I Should Die...!" Part 2 of 3. Story by Louise Simonson. Art by Sal Buscema and Bob Wiacek. Boom-Boom returns to X-Factor Headquarters (see Fallen Angels #4-8 to find out what she's been up to) only to find her friends have been taken captive by armor-wearing human-supremacists. Can she rescue her friends from a fate worse than death without the help of the adults? Plus, a traitor is revealed. And, Apocalypse continues his machiavellian scheming from the shadows.

"The Forever Man!" Script by Marv Wolfman, pencils by Gene Colan, inks by Tom Palmer. Colan/Palmer cover.

Marvel Super Heroes (1967 1st Series) #87 Originally presented in Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st series) #135 - "Descent Into the Time-Stream!" Written by Roy Thomas. Art by Herb Trimpe and Sal Buscema. The time-traveling master criminal Kang the Conqueror plucks the Incredible Hulk up from the present and whisk him back to the harrowing days of World War I to face the Phantom Eagle! If the Hulk disrupts the time stream, then the Avengers will assemble leaving Kang triumphant! 32 pages, FC.

Marvel Super Heroes (1967 1st Series) #97 Originally presented in Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st series) #148 - "But Tomorrow the Sun Shall Die!" Written by Chris Claremont and Archie Goodwin. Art by Herb Trimpe and John Severin. Bruce Banner is finally cured of the Hulk, but at what cost?! Plus, Jarella arrives on Earth. 32 pages, FC.

Marvel Super Heroes (1967 1st Series) #98 Originally presented in Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st series) #149 - "And Who Shall Claim This Earth His Own?!" High Evolutionary cameo. Written by Archie Goodwin. Art by Herb Trimpe and John Severin. Bruce Banner continues to try and find a cure for his "curse." But is interupted when a highly evolved cockroach called the Inheritor attacks. 32 pages, FC.

Marvel Super Heroes (1967 1st Series) #101 Originally presented in Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st series) #153 - "The World, My Jury!" Guest-starring Nick Fury, Captain America, Matt Murdock (Daredevil) and the Fantastic Four. Written by Roy Thomas and Gary Friedrich. Art by Dick Ayers, Herb Trimpe and John Severin. The Hulk stands trial for crimes against humanity! 32 pages, FC.

Marvel Super Heroes (1967 1st Series) #82 Originally presented in Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st series) #130 - "If I Kill You, I Die!" Written by Roy Thomas. Art by Herb Trimpe. Bruce and the Hulk are finally separated! But can one live without the other? Can the monster live without the man? 32 pages, FC.

Marvel Super Heroes (1967 1st Series) #93 Originally presented in Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st series) #142 - "They Shoot Hulks, Don't They?!" Guest-starring Valkyrie. Written by Roy Thomas. Art by Herb Trimpe and John Severin. When the devious Asgardian witch, he Enchantress, gives a mortal woman the power of Valkyrie, the Hulk suddenly finds himself in a battle he never thought he'd have. Plus the back up material - a Hulk origin spoof story with art by Marie Severin (story continues in next issue). 32 pages, FC.

Marvel Super Heroes (1967 1st Series) #94 Originally presented in Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st series) #145 - "Godspawn: Part 1!" Written by Roy Thomas and Len Wein. Art by Herb Trimpe and John Severin. The Hulk battles a mighty Colossus! Meanwhile, General Thunderbolt Ross unveils his new base of operations, designed for one purpose - eliminate the Hulk! Plus the back up material - a Hulk origin spoof story with art by Marie Severin (story continues from last issue). 32 pages, FC.

Cover pencils by John Byrne, inks by Terry Austin. Sword of the She-Devil starring Spider-Man and Red Sonja, script by John Byrne (Co-plot) and Chris Claremont, pencils by John Byrne, inks by Terry Austin; While investigating a disturbance at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, MJ is transformed into Red Sonja to help Spidey fight off Kulan Gath. Your Chillin' Heart or Bacon Up is Hard to Do Part 2 starring Spider-Ham and Mary Jane Waterbuffalo, script by Steve Mellor, pencils by Joe Albelo, inks by Pierre Fournier; Spider-Ham has relationship troubles when two babes strive for his attentions. 36 pgs.

Cover art by Sam Kieth. Blood Hungry Part 2: Two Scents starring Wolverine, script by Peter David, art by Sam Kieth. Life During War Time Part 5: True Colors starring Firestar, script by Marcus McLaurin and Marie Javins, pencils by Dwayne Turner, inks by Chris Ivy. Just Friends Part 2: Drawing Stares starring Beast, script by Scott Lobdell, pencils by Rob Liefeld and Jae Lee, inks by Tim Dzon. Take Me Out to the Bomb Game starring Paladin, script by Eric Fein, pencils by J. Adam Walters, inks by Sam Delarosa. Unused Weapon X cover art by Sam Kieth. 36 pgs.

"The Assassin Academy" Guest-starring Spider-Man and Ant-Man. Script by David Michelinie. Pencils by Jerry Bingham. Inks by Mike Esposito. Cover by Jerry Bingham and Joe Rubinstein. Peter Parker and Scott Lang cross paths as both men investigate a mysterious organized crime operation in a warehouse on Lower Manhattan. The web-slinger is the first hero to go inside...and subsequently go down to defeat at the hands of the Taskmaster! Next it's Ant-Man's turn! However, the miniature hero succeeds in infiltrating the complex and freeing the wall-crawler! Now the astonishing Ant-Man and the Amazing Spider-Man pursue the Taskmaster to the top of the World Trade Center for their fight to the finish! (Notes: The Taskmaster appeared previously in Avengers 196 and appears next in Avengers 223. This issue features a full-page ad for Dazzler 1.) 32 pages

"Magma Force!" Guest-starring Spider-Man and Iron Man. Plot by Herb Trimpe. Script by David Michelinie. Art by Herb Trimpe (breakdowns) and Mike Esposito (finishes). Cover by Bob Layton. Powerful tremors have been rocking New York City for the past few days! And the next one hits while Peter Parker is attending Tony Stark's press conference on the very subject of the underground rumblings! Shell-head and Spider-Man drill down to the Earth's crust to find the source of the tremors...and they may live to regret it! A new super-villain is operating down below and harnessing the power of the Earth's molten rock! Can the golden avenger and the web-slinger prevent Magma from destroying the Big Apple? First appearance of Magma. Cameo appearance by New York mayor Ed Koch. (Note: Magma appears next in Iron Man 169.) 32 pages

"When Slays the Silver Samurai!" Guest-starring Spider-Man and the Black Widow. Script by Chris Claremont. Art by Sal Buscema (breakdowns) and Dave Hunt (inks). Cover by Dave Cockrum. What begins as a simple rooftop skirmish between Spider-Man and a group of thugs dramatically escalates into a life-and-death battle for the web-slinger against the Silver Samurai! The sword-wielding villain from the land of the rising sun dazes the wall-crawler with his surprise attack! Fortunately, the Black Widow is the vicinity to help out your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man! Second appearance of the Silver Samurai. (Notes: The Silver Samurai previously appeared in Daredevil 111. This issue begins Chris Claremont's approximate 3-year run as the writer for the Marvel Team-Up series.) 32 pages

Tales to Astonish (1959-1968 1st Series) #71 Cover by Gene Colan and Vince Colletta. Escape...to Nowhere!, script by Stan Lee, art by Gene Colan (as Adam Austin) and Vince Colletta; Namor heads into the Forbidden Deeps as he continues his quest for Neptune's Trident; Krang sends Seaweed Man to stop him; Meanwhile, back in Atlantis, the natives are beginning to get restless under Krang's iron rule. Like a Beast at Bay!, script by Stan Lee, art by Jack Kirby and Mike Esposito; The Hulk and Rick barely make it out of the blast radius as Ross fires the giant "Sunday Punch" missile at the Leader's giant Humanoid bringing the massive robot down; The pair decide to hide in their underground cave but are spotted by military planes as they enter; Ross and Talbot attack, threatening the underground complex and Bruce's gamma machine; The Hulk pushes Rick out to safety just as the Leader appears. 36 pgs., full color.

Cover by Gene Colan, Bob Powell, Vince Colletta, and Mike Esposito. When Fails the Quest!, script by Stan Lee, art by Gene Colan (as Adam Austin) and Vince Colletta; Sub-Mariner battles The Faceless Ones to try to save Dorma while Krang stops a rebellion in Atlantis. The Wisdom of the Watcher!, script by Stan Lee, art by Jack Kirby, Bob Powell, and Mike Esposito (as Mickey Demeo); The Hulk fights the baddest alien in the galaxy over the Watcher's ultimate machine; After the battle, the Watcher allows Hulk to take it and he is teleported back to the Leader's lair; The Leader tries to use the machine which dispenses all of the Watcher's collected knowledge but even his big brain can't handle it and the strain kills him. 36 pgs., full color.

Excellent Condition. New stories: "The Ghost-Beast!" Script and art by Wally Wood. "Contact!" Script and art by Tom Sutton. "The Scream From Beyond!" Script by Steve Skeates, pencils by Gene Colan, inks by Dan Adkins. Colan self-portrait. Reprint: "The Man in the Rat-Hole!" Script by Stan Lee, art by Steve Ditko. Marie Severin cover.

Cover pencils by Gil Kane, inks by Tom Palmer. All new stories: The Monster from the Mound!, script by Gardner Fox (adaptation), art by Frank Brunner; A greedy rancher scoffs at the legend of the local Indian burying ground and digs it up, looking for buried treasure, but releases a vampire; adapting the story "The Horror From the Mound" by Robert E. Howard. Thirst, script by Steve Gerber and Dan Adkins (plot), pencils by Craig Russell, inks by Dan Adkins; A vampire awakens from a sleeping tube on a space ship and kills everyone aboard. Spell of the Dragon, script by John Jakes and Dan Adkins (plot), pencils by Dan Adkins (layouts) and Val Mayerik, inks by Joe Sinnott; The swordsman Brak is sent by a witch to kill a dragon, but she doesn't tell him that he will be compelled to kill the next person he sees after he performs the deed. 36 pgs., full color.

Guest starring Blade, Robin Hood, the Frankenstein monster, D'artagnan, Tom Sawyer, Zorro in "And With the Word There Shall Come Death!" Script by Marv Wolfman, pencils by Gene Colan, inks by Tom Palmer. Colan/Palmer cover.

Harold H. Harold tries to write his novel and ends up coming face-to-face with Dracula in "The Vampire Conspiracy!" Script by Marv Wolfman, pencils by Gene Colan, inks by Tom Palmer. Colan/Palmer cover.

Dracula becomes a vampire again in "The Return to Transylvania!" Script by Marv Wolfman, pencils by Gene Colan, inks by Tom Palmer. Janus guest stars. Colan/Palmer cover.

Marvel Super Heroes (1967 1st Series) #77 Originally presented in Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st series) #125 - "And Now, the Absorbing Man!" Written by Roy Thomas. Art by Herb Trimpe. When Bruce Banner mans a rocket to stop an oncoming comet, he suddenly realizes that he has a stow away - the uncanny Absorbing Man! 32 pages, FC.

Cover pencils by Rich Buckler (as Validar), inks by Joe Sinnott. What if...Someone Else Had Become Nova? framing sequence, script by Marv Wolfman, pencils by John Buscema, inks by Joe Sinnott. Untitled Nova story with the Fantastic Four, script by Marv Wolfman, pencils by Walt Simonson, inks by Bob Wiacek; A woman who wants vengeance gets the Nova power. Untitled story starring Nova, script by Marv Wolfman, pencils by Carmine Infantino, inks by Frank Springer; In a world without heroes, a homeless man gets the power and fends of an invasion. Untitled Nova story, script by Marv Wolfman, pencils by Ross Andru, inks by Frank Giacoia; Peter Parker is crippled by the spider bite until he gets the Nova power. Untitled story starring Nova, script by Marv Wolfman, pencils by George Perez, inks by Tom Palmer; villain gets the powers. Hostess Fruit Pie ad with the Thing. 52 pgs.

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Cover art by David Mazzucchelli. Armageddon, script by Frank Miller, art by David Mazzucchelli; Captain America intervenes in Daredevil's battle with Nuke and finds out that the government has still been using the Super Soldier Program; Cap and DD link Kingpin with the Nuke fiasco and ruin his reputation; cameos by Thor and Iron Man; part 7 (conclusion) of critically acclaimed Born Again storyline. 36 pgs.

Amazing Spider-Man (1963 1st Series) Marvel Legends Reprint #301 Toy-Biz Reprint. "The Sable Gauntlet!" Guest-starring Silver Sable. Script by David Michelinie. Art by Todd McFarlane. Cover by Todd McFarlane. The first 300 issues of the Amazing Spider-Man are in the books after the web-slinger's epic battle vs. Venom last issue! And now the next chapter in the wall-crawler's anthology begins with an encounter with his favorite mercenary: Silver Sable! The enchanting sable agrees to make a test run through the security systems of a new high-rise office building, but deadly danger awaits on the top floor! Will Spidey catch the elevator in time? Cameo appearances by Mary Jane Watson and Dr. Morris Sloan. First $1.00 issue. (Notes: The cover is the same artwork (with different colors) as the cover to issue 300. This issue includes a full-page ad for the first appearance of Typhoid Mary in the Daredevil (1st) series -- art by John Romita Jr. and Al Williamson. The letters page contains a statement of ownership: average print run 469,913; average paid circulation 284,692.)

Incredible Hulk (1962 Marvel 1st Series) #217 First 35-cent issue. Cover by Jim Starlin. "The Circus of Lost Souls!", script by Len Wein, pencils by Sal Buscema (breakdowns) and Ernie Chan (finished art), inks by Ernie Chan; After waking up on a deserted beach, Hulk searches for food and finds a circus wagon; He approaches it but is attacked by its occupants; When they discover the Hulk's monstrous looks, they bound in friendship with the giant; They look different too: a very tall and skinny man, a very fat lady, a dwarf, a man with fur in his face and a beautiful siren called Meriam; Hulk decides to stay with his new friends; But during the trip they are attacked by the Circus of Crime commanded by the Ringmaster; The magician defeats the Hulk with hypnosis and locks everyone in cells; Hulk frees from the trance by thinking of Meriam and defeats the villains. 36 pgs., full color.

Originally presented in Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st series) #126 - "Where Stalks the Night-Crawler!" Guest-starring Doctor Strange. Written by Roy Thomas. Art by Herb Trimpe. The Hulk battles a demon frm the Dark Dimension for the life of Doctor Strange! 32 pages, FC.

Marvel Super Heroes (1967 1st Series) #79 Originally presented in Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st series) #127 - "Mogol!" Written by Roy Thomas. Art by Herb Trimpe. Tyrannus tricks Hulk into helping him wage all out war against the Mole Man, as the Hulk faces the sinister mach8nations of not one, not two, but three different diabolical super villains! 32 pages, FC.

Cover art by Rick Parker. Dental Hygiene Dilemma - Fart One, script by Mike Lackey, art by Rick Parker; Beavis and Butt-Head visit a yam-stuffed Maxi-Mart where they have an altercation with the clerk. The Punisher Parody one-pager. An advertisement for the Swedish band "Entombed" and the new limited-edition version of their "Wolverine Blues" CD. Dental Hygiene Dilemma - Part Two. Silver ink cover, first printing. Devil Dinosaur parody. 36 pgs.

Cable card inside. 48-page giant. "A Force to be Reckoned With." Plot, art, and cover by Rob Liefeld, script by Fabian Nicieza. Featuring Cable, Shatterstar, Boom Boom, Warpath, Cannonball, Domino, Feral, Reaper, Forearm, Stryfe, Thumbelina, Wildside, Zero, Gideon, Sunspot, Commander G.W. Bridge, Tyler (in flashback), Arianna Jankos, Black Tom Cassidy, Nick Fury app; Cable Battle Files of Deadpool, Feral, Shatterstar, and G.W. Bridge. Cable Guide (character profiles) of Deadpool, Feral, Shatterstar, and G.W. Bridge.

Direct Edition. Miguel O'Hara may be a genius, but he's not quick enough to keep from getting addicted to Rapture. So he experiments on himself, but the outcome isn't quite what he expected in this untitled tale. Script by Peter David, pencils by Rick Leonardi, inks by Al Williamson. Red foil stamped cover by Leonardi & Williamson.

Cable card inside. 48-page giant. "A Force to be Reckoned With." Plot, art, and cover by Rob Liefeld, script by Fabian Nicieza. Featuring Cable, Shatterstar, Boom Boom, Warpath, Cannonball, Domino, Feral, Reaper, Forearm, Stryfe, Thumbelina, Wildside, Zero, Gideon, Sunspot, Commander G.W. Bridge, Tyler (in flashback), Arianna Jankos, Black Tom Cassidy, Nick Fury app; Cable Battle Files of Deadpool, Feral, Shatterstar, and G.W. Bridge. Cable Guide (character profiles) of Deadpool, Feral, Shatterstar, and G.W. Bridge.

Champions Reunited: Part 1 - Written by Sina Grace. Art by Robert Gill. Cover by Kevin Wada. CHAMPIONS REASSEMBLED Part 1 ICEMAN, one of the most powerful mutants within the Marvel Universe, discovers his powers and his outlook on life evolving. He needs to lead the charge with a team who stand proudly by his side in the war to 'protect those who can't protect themselves.' Hercules, Ghost Rider, Black Widow, Darkstar, and Angel re-unite with Marvel's fearless frozen fighter setting ICEMAN on an all-new path. As more unexpected enemies emerge, can Bobby mature into the warrior he's destined to become? Hope he survives the experience! PLUS: Includes 3 bonus MARVEL PRIMER PAGES! Story by Robbie Thompson and Edgar Salazar! 28 pages, full color. Rated T+

Cover pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Joe Sinnott. His Mission: Destroy the Fantastic Four!, script by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby (co-plot), pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Joe Sinnott; A mysterious villain, posing as the chemist Dr. Santini, aids Reed in attempting to find a cure for Ben. Crystal (of the Inhumans) appearance. 36 pgs. Some cover damage.

Tomb of Dracula (1972 1st Series) #19 "Snowbound in Hell!" Written by Marv Wolfman. Art by Gene Colan and Tom Palmer. Blade cameo. Rachel Van Helsing has finally gotten the drop on the Lord of Vampires, but if she slays Dracula, she will surely perish. Marvel Presents a harrowing tale of survival. 32 pages, FC. NOTE: The letters page contains Marvel Value Stamp series A #26 (Mephisto by John Buscema). Gil Kane/Palmer cover.

Blade the Vampire Slayer and Doctor Sun guest star in "A Final Battle Waged!" Script by Marv Wolfman, pencils by Gene Colan, inks by Tom Palmer. Letters to the editor from writer Frank Lovece and comics writer Ralph Macchio. The letters page also contains Marvel Value Stamp series B # 43 (the Silver Surfer by Jack Kirby). Colan/Palmer cover.

Brief Blade appearance in "Paul Butterworth--the Night-Stalker!" Script by Marv Wolfman, pencils by Gene Colan, inks by Tom Palmer. Letter to the editor from comics writer Peter Sanderson. Marvel Value Stamp series B # 64 (Fantastic Four by Jack Kirby). Berni Wrightson cover.

Brief Blade appearance in "Birthrite: Death!" Script by Marv Wolfman, pencils by Gene Colan, inks by Tom Palmer. Letter to the editor from Dean Mullaney (Eclipse Comics). Colan/Palmer cover.

Dracula faces a mysterious being of light in "Demons in the Mind!" Script by Marv Wolfman, pencils by Gene Colan, inks by Tom Palmer. Blade and Hannibal King cameos. Colan/Palmer cover.

Part 1 of 3 - "Havoc on the Home Front!" Guest-starring the Liberty Legion. Written by Roy Thomas. Art by Alan Kupperberg and Don Heck. The Whizzer knows a secret that could turn the tide of the war. But how can the Invaders catch a man that is faster than a speeding bullet when he doesn't want to be caught? 1st appearance of Iron Cross. 32 pages, FC.

Marvel Super Heroes (1967 1st Series) #83 Originally presented in Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st series) #131 - "A Titan Stalks the Tenements!" Guest-starring Iron Man. Written by Roy Thomas. Art by Herb Trimpe and John Severin. The Invincible Iron Man arrives on the scene, but can even the brilliant Tony Stark save the Hulk's life? Plus, relive the first appearance of on the Hulk's most beloved sidekicks - Jim Wilson! 32 pages, FC.

Power Man and Iron Fist (1972 Hero for Hire) #47 "Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight!" Part 1 of 3. Story by Chris Claremont. Art by George Tuska and Bob Smith. Cover by Gil Kane. Luke Cage comes face-to-face with the electrical menace of Zzzax. Can even Power Man stand against a foe who has fought the Incredible Hulk?

Marvel Super Heroes (1967 1st Series) #81 Originally presented in Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st series) #129 - "Again the Glob!" Written by Roy Thomas. Art by Herb Trimpe. The diabolical Leader resurrects the grotesque Glob to destroy the Hulk! Story continues in Captain Marvel (1968 1st Series Marvel) #20-21. 32 pages, FC.

Incredible Hulk (1962 Marvel 1st Series) #340N Newsstand Edition. Fall of the Mutants crossover. "Vicious Circle!" Guest-starring Wolverine. Uncanny X-Men cameo. Story by Peter David. Art by Todd McFarlane. The Canadian mutant and the Incredible Hulk have never had a friendly relationship. This is their second and arguably most vicious battle to date. As the X-Men make their way to their ultimate fate at Forge's tower in Dallas (also see Uncanny X-Men #225-227), Wolverine separates from the group to confront a familiar scent. Before the Canuckle-Head can explain that he's not here for a fight, the Hulk, who hasn't forgotten their last meeting, attacks.

"Not All Thy Powers Can Save Thee!" Part 1 of 2. Guest-starring Spider-Man and the Human Torch. Script by Chris Claremont. Pencils by John Byrne. Inks by Dave Hunt. Cover by Al Milgrom and Joe Sinnott. The wall-crawler is cleaning up Reed Richards' laboratory after last issue's battle, when he is abruptly attacked by the Fantastic Four (or someone closing resembling them)! What is going on? One thing leads to another...and it's another classic team-up of the Spectacular Spider-Man and the Human Torch! At the west side rail yards, the web-slinger and the torch throw down with the Super-Skrull, while Captain DeWolff rallies New York's finest! Can the Super-Skrull be stopped? Cameo appearance by Carol Danvers (aka Ms. Marvel) Flashback cameo by Tigra. (Notes: The Super Skrull previously appeared in Marvel Chillers 7. This two-part story was reprinted in Marvel Tales 195 and 196. A 35-cent cover price variant exists for this issue.) 32 pages

Web of Spider-Man (1985 1st Series) #34 "Fourth and Eternity" Story by Jim Shooter. Art by Sal Buscema and Vince Colletta. An Alien named A'sai ambushes Uatu the Watcher and holds him prisoner. The Watcher wagers his freedom on a pick-up football game being played in New York City. Why is Spider-Man playing for the underdog? (Note: This issue contains a full page ad for Iron Man's first Armor Wars saga.) 32 pages

"Cul-de-Sac!" Plot by Don Glut (pp. 1-5). Script by Steve Gerber. Story assist by David Anthony Kraft. Art by Sal Buscema (breakdowns) and Mike Esposito (finishes). Cover by Gil Kane and Tony DeZuniga. The Ameridroid walks the Earth! The 12-foot tall android -- with Lyle Dekker's mind and the shield-slinger's abilities -- marches down the streets of Newfoundland proclaiming the start of a new world order! However the red, white, and blue avenger stands in his way! Unfortunately, the powerful Ameridroid makes short work of Cap. But then the giant android comes to a startling realization. He doesn't belong in the world. He doesn't fit in at his size. So it's time for one of Captain America's famous motivational speeches...to bring this adventure to an end. Second story: "The Coming of Captain Avenger!" Script by Scott Edelman. Pencils by Steve Leialoha. Inks by Al Gordon. In the early days of the Avengers, Rick Jones dreams about becoming a member of the team. Story takes place between Avengers (1st series) #14 and #15. (Note: The Ameridroid returns in Captain America 261.) 32 pages.

First 35-cent cover price. Cover pencils by Ron Wilson, inks by Frank Giacoia. First appearance of the third Smasher in Catspaw!, script by Jim Shooter, pencils by Carmine Infantino, inks by Klaus Janson; Death-Stalker creates a new Smasher to take down Daredevil. Letter to the editor from writer Peter Sanderson. 36 pgs.

Marvel Two-in-One (1974 1st Series) Annual #6 48-page giant; American Eagle; Walt Simonson cover inks

Reprints Thor (1962-1996 1st Series) #140. "The Growing Man!" Story by Stan Lee. Art by Jack Kirby and Vince Colletta. Thor returns to Midgard and must immediately face the immense power of the Growing Man (1st appearance). And, lurking in the shadows is the sinister time-traveler Kang the Conqueror. Plus, the back-up feature Tales of Asgard - "Summons!" By Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. Originally presented in Thor #126.

In the early 1980s, Marvel Comics joined with Adventure International to work on computer games to go with their comics. As part of that deal, Marvel published this comic book in which each issue would serve as sort of a launching pad to a Questprobe computer game. Each issue featured a different Marvel super hero which would correspond to a new computer game for that hero. This issue features the Hulk in "Questprobe" in which the Hulk is on a rampage and a mysterious figure appears and stalks him. What does the mysterious figure want? He wants the Hulk's power in order to save his planet. Script by Bill Mantlo and art by Mark Gruenwald & John Romita.

Marvel Super Heroes (1967 1st Series) #104 Originally presented in Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st series) #156 - "Holocaust At the Heart of the Atom!" Written by Archie Goodwin. Art by Herb Trimpe and Sal Trapani. Hulk arrives on Jarella's world only to find it in ruins. When he rescues his beloved, he suddenly finds himself face-to-face with...himself?! It's Hulk vs. Hulk at the heart of the atom! Plus two bonus pin-up pages penciled by Terry Austin featuring Hulk take-offs - one is a Western take-off titled Two-Gun Hulk, and the other is a Dennis the Menace take-off titled Hulkis the Horrendous. by 32 pages, FC.

Last 50-cent cover price. Cover pencils by Marshall Rogers, inks by Terry Austin. The Cat & the Cataclysm, script by Roger Stern, pencils by Marshall Rogers, inks by Terry Austin; Dormammu manipulates Baron Mordo; cameos by Sgt Fury the Howling Commandos. Appearance by Nightmare. 36 pgs.

An X-Men Anniversary Spectacular - "Legacies!" Story by Scott Lobdell. Art and cover by John Romita, Jr. And Dan Green. Tired of simply reacting, the X-Men decide to take the fight to their enemies. It's all-out mutant action as the Uncanny X-Men battle Magneto's Acolytes with the fate of mankind hanging in the balance. Plus, Nightcrawler returns to the pages of the X-Men! And, one member of the X-Cast contracts the lethal Legacy Virus!

Generations Iron Man and Ironheart (2017) #1A Written by Brian Michael Bendis. Art by Marco Rudy, Szymon Kuranski and Nico Leon. Cover by Skan. Riri Williams is given a once-in-a-lifetime chance to meet Tony Stark…Sorcerer Supreme! Join Ironheart as she discovers things about the Iron Man legacy that will change her forever. IRON MAN writer and Riri co-creator Bendis teams up with the award-winning multimedia artist Marco Rudy to give you a beautiful, unique look at the first step into a new era of Iron Man! 36 pages, full color. Rated T+

Peter Parker Spectacular Spider-Man (2017 2nd Series) #297B Lenticular Variant

Variant Cover Edition Newsstand Edition. "Dead Meat" Part 1 of 2. Script by David Michelinie. Art by Todd McFarlane. Cover by Todd McFarlane. Venom is back in New York City! And the deranged Eddie Brock is looking to kill Peter Parker or Spider-Man with extreme prejudice! However first the psychotic symbiote has to find where the Parkers are living! At the web-slinger's former Bedford Towers residence, Venom runs into and then runs roughshod over the Black Cat! But Felicia doesn't know where the wall-crawler is either! Later on Peter learns that his worst nightmare has returned and his family is in grave danger. Spider-Man can't wait for Venom to make the first move. The web-slinger must attack! Cameo appearances by Aunt May, Glory Grant, and Eduardo Lobo. (Note: This two-part story was reprinted in 1990 in the trade paperback: Spider-Man vs. Venom.) 32 pages.

nvincible Iron Man (2015 2nd Series) #7A The Road to Civil War II Begins here - The War Machines: Part 2 - Written by Brian Michael Bendis. Art and Cover by Mike Deodato. 'THE WAR MACHINES' PART 2! • War Machine and Iron Man team up to stop a brand new threat to the Marvel Universe… like only they can. All this plus more hints to next summer's insane Marvel blockbuster event. 28 pages, full color. Rated T+

Marvel Comics Presents (2019 3rd Series) #1A Written by Charles Soule, Greg Pak, and Ann Nocenti. Art by Paulo Siqueira, Tomm Coker, and Greg Land. Cover by Arthur Adams and Federico Blee. THE CLASSIC MARVEL SERIES RETURNS FOR MARVEL'S 80th ANNIVERSARY! Three titanic tales celebrating the first decade of Marvel stories! First - an all-new tale of the man they call the Wolverine begins in the 1940s! Then comes Captain America, the first Avenger of World War II still fighting for freedom today! And finally, the untold tale of Namor and the atom bomb! 40 pages, full color. Rated T+

Marvel Adventures Fantastic Four (2005) #2 FANTASTIC FOUR #2 Written by AKIRA YOSHIDA Penciled by CARLO PAGULAYAN Cover by MICHAEL RYAN. When a rampaging alien from another dimension runs amok in New York City, there's only one thing to do?call in the Fantastic Four! But what happens if they're the ones responsible? Find out in this all-new FF adventure! 32 PGS./ ALL AGES .

Tales to Astonish (1959-1968 1st Series) #84 Cover by Gene Colan and Dick Ayers. Like a Beast at Bay!, script by Stan Lee, art by Gene Colan and Dick Ayers; Namor has lost his memory and the Leader of the Secret Empire convinces him to track down and kill the Hulk; As Namor rushes around New York looking for the jade giant, he is zapped by a ray from Krang which only succeeds in restoring his memory. Rampage in the City!, script by Stan Lee, art by Bill Everett, Jerry Grandenetti, Gene Colan, Bill Everett, and Dick Ayers; Finding gamma base deserted and everybody gone, the Hulk heads to New York City to try and find his old friends in the Avengers but finds himself attacked once again by city police; Rick, hearing that the Hulk is in the big apple, gets a job driving a car to New York for a mysterious stranger who tells him to be sure not to look in the trunk. 36 pgs., full color.

Reprints Marvel Two in One # 77. Only the Swamp Survives, script by Tom DeFalco, pencils by Ron Wilson, inks by Chic Stone; When the Thing crash-lands in the middle of the dark foreboding swamp he comes face-to-face with the macabre Man-Thing; Guest-starring the Man-Thing, Fantastic Four, Nick Fury, and the Howling Commandos. Story by Tom DeFalco. Art by Ron Wilson and Chic Stone. Marvel Two-In-One #77 reprinted cover art, pencils by Ron Wilson, inks by Bob Wiacek. 36 pgs.

Peter Parker The Spectacular Spider-Man (1976 1st Series) #122 "Father's Night Out" Script by Peter David. Pencils by Rich Buckler and Malcolm Davis. Inks by Mike Esposito, Bob McLeod, and Art Nichols. Cover by Rich Buckler. Peter Parker finds a baby boy abandoned in a street alley, and quickly takes him to St. Vincent's hospital for treatment. However, this baby has a super-powered father...the Mauler! And he will tear down the entire hospital to find his son! Can the web-slinger stop the Mauler's dangerous rampage through the maternity ward? 32 pages

Amazing Spider-Man (1963 1st Series) #280 "Introducing the Sinister Syndicate!" Part 1 of 2. Guest-starring Silver Sable. Script by Tom DeFalco. Art by Ron Frenz (layouts) and Brett Breeding (pencils/inks). Cover by Ron Frenz and Brett Breeding. The amazing one is back in town (after the events of Web of Spider-Man 18)! And Silver Sable wants him at Coney Island amusement park for a battle vs. Jack O'Lantern! However when Spidey and sable show up at the park, they get the Sinister Syndicate instead: Beetle, Boomerang, Hydro-Man, Rhino, and Speed Demon! What a revoltin' development! Five against two! This won't be a day at the beach! First appearance of the Sinister Syndicate. Cameo appearances by Flash Thompson, Sha Shan, Mary Jane Watson, Betty Leeds, Ned Leeds, Roderick Kingsley, the Kingpin, Rose, Arranger, and the Sandman. (Note: This issue was reprinted in Marvel Tales 288.) 32 pages

"Bring me Spider-Woman!" Guest-starring Spider-Woman. Script by Danny Fingeroth. Art by Tom Morgan. Cover by Tom Morgan. After the events of Avengers Annual #15, Spider-Woman (aka Julia Carpenter) is on the run! And the federal government, specifically Valerie Cooper, wants Iron Man to bring her in! However, Spider-Woman helped the Avengers when they needed it; and Shell-Head plans to do the same for her!. Too bad the Seekers don't feel the same way! Can Iron Man and Spider-Woman hope to defeat the electro-gauntlets of Grasp, the power-shackle of Chain, and the sound-blaster of Sonic? First appearances of Rachel Carpenter and Mike Clemson. Cameo appearance by Hawkeye. (Note: Spider-Woman's next adventure takes place in Spectacular Spider-Man 125 & 126.) 32 pages.

1st printing - "Snap Decision!" Written by Larry Hama. Art by Rod Whigham and Andy Mushynsky. Cover by Mike Zeck. Serpentor arrives on Cobra Island, and Cobra Commander is not pleased. Meanwhile, Storm Shadow gives the Joes a lesson in combat. 32 pages, FC.

Newsstand Edition. 1st printing - Marvel 25th Anniversary Edition Cover Featuring Snake-Eyes -"Pit-Fall!" Written by Larry Hama. Art by Rod Whigham and Andy Mushynsky. Cover by Mike Zeck. Cobra attacks on GI Joe's home turf! 32 pages, FC.

Amazing Spider-Man (1963 1st Series) Annual #27P First appearance of Annex in "Prepare Yourself for...Annex." Script by Jack C. Harris, pencils by Tom Lyle, inks by Scott Hanna. Back-up stories: Black Cat and Solo in "Dead Reackoning." Script by Eric Fein, pencils by Scott Kolins, inks by Bud LaRosa; the Lizard in "The Lizard Must Be Destroyed." Script by Mike Lackey, pencils by Aaron Lopresti, inks by Andy Mushynsky; and John Jameson in "Estrangements and Reunions." Script by Fein, pencils by Larry Alexander, inks by Bud LaRosa. Also, 5 pages Maximum Carnage cover gallery. Lyle cover. This issue is polybagged with an Annex trading card and a 1993 Annuals card.

Embossed Cover-Direct Edition. Cover by Tom Grummett and Scott Hanna. Outcast, script by Chuck Dixon, art by Tom Grummett and Scott Hanna; Robin escaped from Az-Bat and the Batcave in his new car, Redbird; Tim had to start school the next day, and he had a date with Ariana to a school dance; A car theft group struck at the dance and stole the most expensive of the cars. Robin went out later and was caught by a local sheriff. 1st app of Robin's car, The Redbird Azrael as Batman appearance (see also Detective Comics # 668). 36 pgs., full color.

Bane's in charge and Catwoman's stealing on his behalf in "Life Lines Chapter 1: Rough Diamonds!" Part 1 of 4, continued next issue. Script by Jo Duffy, pencils by Jim Balent, inks by Dick Giordano. Balent embossed cover.

Elseworlds - By special decree of Baron Luthor, a tournament and joust is held in Lexford in celebration of the Lady Loisse's 16th birthday...and the brave and strong Kal decides to take part! Script by Dave Gibbons, art & cover by Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez. 60 pages.

Excellent Condition. Cover art by Nick Cardy. Death Watch!, script by Carl Wessler [as Charles Williams], art by George Tuska. Man in the Attic!, script by Carl Wessler, pencils by Dick Dillin, inks by Frank Giacoia. Curse of the Sea Hag!, script by Carl Wessler [as Cal Walker], art by Jerry Grandenetti. Voice in the Night, script by Murray Boltinoff, art by Rich Buckler. 36 pgs.

Excellent Condition. Cover art by Nick Cardy. The Restless Dead, script by Carl Wessler, art by Jerry Grandenetti. Dressed to Kill!, script by Carl Wessler, art by Ernie Chan [as Ernie Chua]. The Bravest Man Alive!, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Ray Burnley. Time Bomb from 1500 A.D., art by Paul Parker. If the Spirit Is Willing, art by George Tuska. Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Fear* *But Were Afraid to Ask, script by George Kashdan, pencils by John Calnan. 52 pgs.

Cover art by Nick Cardy. The Anatomy of Hate, script by Carl Wessler, art by Alfredo Alcala. Born Under an Evil Star featuring Mad, Mod Witch, script by George Kashdan, pencils by Jerry Grandenetti, inks by Bill Draut. Blind As The Night, script by Murray Boltinoff (as Bill Dennehy), art by Lee Elias. 36 pgs.

Cover art by Nick Cardy. Sorry, I'm Not Ready To Die!, script by George Kashdan, art by Ernie Chan. Act of Vengeance, script by Carl Wessler, art by E. R. Cruz. Grave In The Sky, script by George Kashdan, art by Alfredo Alcala. 36 pgs.

Cover art by Nick Cardy. Contents page art by Pat Broderick. Reserved For Madmen Only, script by George Kashdan, art by Ruben Yandoc [as Rubeny]. A Hangman Awaits Me, script by George Kashdan, art by John Calnan. The Bewitched Beauty, art by Ruben Moreira. Prisoner of the Power-Stone!, art by Mort Meskin. Captives of the Ant Kingdom!, script by Dave Wood, art by Lee Elias. The Fearsome Fountain of Youth, art by Ruben Moreira. The Doom Game, pencils by Mort Meskin, inks by George Roussos. The Menace of the Fireball, art by Bob Brown. Trial By Terror, script by Carl Wessler, art by Ernesto Patricio. Flame of Death, art by Val Calaquib. The End of Death starring Johnny Peril, pencils by Jerry Grandenetti, inks by Frank Giacoia. Nightmare House, script by Carl Wessler, art by Jose Delbo. 100 pgs.

Cover art by Nick Cardy. Contents page art by Pat Broderick. A Cry In the Night, script by Sam Meade, art by Jess Jodloman. Schocker, script and art by Jerry Grandenetti. The Creature That Never Existed, art by Lee Elias. The Tell-Tale Hand, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by George Klein. I Was Blackmailed By A Phantom, art by Howard Sherman. Frozen In Fear, script by George Kashdan, art by Fred Carrillo. The Swami of Broadway, art by Bill Ely. The Rainbow Man, art by George Roussos. The Night I Watched Myself Die, script by Carl Wessler, art by Bob Brown. The Demon Gun, art by Jim Mooney. The Strange Experiment of Dr Grimm, pencils by Howard Purcell, inks by Sheldon Moldoff. Who's That Lying In My Coffin?, script by Carl Wessler, art by Alex Nino. 100 pgs.

Cover art by Nick Cardy. Contents page art by Pat Broderick. Death of an Exorcist, script by George Kashdan, art by Rico Rival. Over My Dead Body, script by Carl Wessler, art by Ruben Yandoc. The Fear Master, art by Jack Sparling. Bewitched For A Day, art by Bill Ely. The Riddle of the Glass Bubble, art by Mort Meskin. Panic In The Dark, script by Murray Boltinoff (as Bill Dennehy), art by Lee Elias. The Wizard of the Diamond World, art by Bill Ely. Doom Was My Inheritance, art by Gene Colan. The Man Who Was Death!, art by Jim Mooney. Rest In Pieces, art by Murphy Anderson. The Unlucky Birthstones, pencils by Ramona Fradon, inks by Charles Paris. The Enchanted Costumes, art by Mort Meskin. Among Us Dwells A Man-Beast, script by George Kashdan, art by Ruben Yandoc [as Rubeny]. 100 pgs.

Cover art by Nick Cardy. Has Anyone Seen My Killer?, script by George Kashdan, art by Lee Elias. The Haunted Dollhouse, script by George Kashdan, art by Ruben Yandoc [as Rubeny]. The Face In The Ball!, script by Jack Oleck, art by Jerry Grandenetti. The Supernatural Swindler, art by George Roussos. Ball of String!, art by Bernie Wrightson. Roehmer's Revenge!, script by Carl Wessler, art by George Roussos. The Queen Who Lived Again!, art by Ruben Moreira. The House That Hate Built!, script by Carl Wessler, art by George Tuska. Death of the Man Who Never Lived, script by Carl Wessler, art by Bruno Premiani. Wake Me Before I Die!, art by Jerry Grandenetti. The Menace of the Wrecker's Reef!, art by Howard Sherman. The Day Nobody Died!, script by Dave Wood, pencils by Werner Roth, inks by Frank Giacoia. Mis-Judgement Day, art by Gerry Talaoc. 100 pgs.

Cover art by Luis Dominguez. Room For Dying, pencils by Dick Dillin, inks by Vince Colletta. Break In, script by Carl Wessler, art by Fred Carrillo. It Takes a Ghost to Scare a Ghost, script by George Kashdan, art by Ruben Yandoc. 36 pgs.

Cover art by Luis Dominguez. What Scared Sally?, script by Murray Boltinoff (as B Dennehy), art by Fred Carrillo. I, the Imprisoned Brain, art by Fred Carrillo. Hunger of the Dying, script by George Kashdan (as Jack Philips), art by Tenny Henson. 36 pgs.

House of Mystery (1951-1983 1st Series) #304 Cover by Mike Kaluta. Featuring: 1 page House of Mystery introduction written by Karen Berger and drawn by Adrian Gonzales; 12 page I... Vampire! story "The Night Has Eyes" written by Bruce Jones and drawn by Ernie Colon; 5 page story "Proof From Beyond!" written by Paul S. Newman and drawn by Noly Zamora; 7 page story "As I Grow Pale and Thin" written by Todd Klein and drawn by Ric Estrada. 36 Pages, Full Color.

Featuring: 1 page Destiny introductory story "Secrets of Haunted House" written by Jack C. Harris and drawn by Greg LaRocque & Rodin Rodriguez; 8 page story "Double Your Pleasure" written by Charlie Seeger and drawn by E.R. Cruz; 8 page story "Haunt of Hate" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Ken Barr; 8 page Mister E story "The Left Hand Never Knows..." written by Bob Rozakis & Jack C. Harris ("collaborator") and drawn by Dan Spiegle. Cover by Rich Buckler & Steve Mitchell.

Cover art by Luis Dominguez. "Last of the Frankensteins," script by Jack Oleck, art by Ernie Chan; The last of the Frankensteins, Edmund Frankenstein, turns out to be a mechanical construct; The irony of the story turns out that he is destroyed by an angry mob of peasants without knowing that he is in fact a robot. "Never Rouse a Vampire!", script by George Kashdan, art by Jay Albister; A carnival barker gets the idea that he can drum up more business if he exhibits a vampire so he has one of his showgirls chat up a creepy-looking carnival drifter into agreeing to play the part; The dupe thinks the showgirl likes him and she tells him that the barker is saving up the money for the two of them to get married. "Make Believe," script by Jack Oleck, art by Ruben Yandoc (as Rubeny); A crippled boy makes a centaur friend on a Greek isle and tells his nurse and father about their adventures; At first the adults are angry that they believe the child is lying to them about not needing his crutches in the magic circle, but after he persists in his tales, the father contacts a psychologist who recommends that the boy be taken from the isle. 36 Pages, Full Color.

Ghosts (1971-1982 DC) #43 Cover by Luis Dominguez. Featuring: 1 page intro story "Ghosts and the Supernatural" written by Murray Boltinoff and drawn by John Calnan; 6 page story "The River of Phantoms" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Frank Redondo; 3 page story "The Boy Who Cried Ghosts" drawn by Buddy Gernale; 2 page story "Specter in the Stone" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Jo Ingente (as J.B. Ingento); 6 page story "3 Corpses on a Rope" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Lee Elias; 1 page text story "Home, Sweet Haunted Home" by Murray Boltinoff. Ghosts (1971-1982 DC) #44 Cover by Luis Dominguez. Featuring: 6 page story "The Phantom Who Saw His Future" drawn by Noly Panaligan; 3 page story "The Specter Wore a Badge" written by Martin Pasko and drawn by Ruben Yandoc; 6 page story "The Case of the Murdering Specters" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Lee Elias; 3 page story "James Dean's Curse on Wheels" drawn by John Calnan.

Ghosts (1971-1982 DC) #86 Stop and smell the roses in..."The Ghostly Garden"...and die! This 6 page tale is written by George Kashdan and drawn by Don Heck & Dan Adkins. Plus: 1 page intro story "Ghosts and the Supernatural" written by Murray Boltinoff and drawn by E.R. Cruz; 7 page story "The Spirit in the Flying Coffin" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Tenny Henson; 3 page story "The Ferry Boat Phantom" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Mar Amongo; 1 page text story "The Phantom's Farewell." Cover by Luis Dominguez. Ghosts (1971-1982 DC) #87 He haunts in life and death! He is..."The Phantom Freak"! This 8 page tale is written by George Kashdan and drawn by Fred Carrillo. Plus: 1 page intro story "Ghosts and the Supernatural" written by Murray Boltinoff and drawn by Romeo Tanghal; 8 page story "Floating Coffin" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Gerry Talaoc; 1 page The Files of Dr. Geist text story "Wail of the Ghost Beast." Cover by Luis Dominguez.

Giant Sized Issues

Cover by Luis Dominguez. Featuring: 1 page intro story "Ghosts and the Supernatural" written by Murray Boltinoff and drawn by Romeo Tanghal; 5 page story "Escape from the Haunt of the Amazon Specters" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Jess Jodloman; 5 page story "Keep Out! This Theater Is Haunted" drawn by Bill Draut; 1 page The Files of Dr. Geist text story "Those Who Return"; 6 page story "Revenge of the Spectral Arm" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Ruben Yandoc.

Cover art by Luis Dominguez. The Fear of Number 13, script by Carl Wessler, art by Abe Ocampo. Stranger, Beware!--The Unexpected, script by Murray Boltinoff [as Bill Dennehy], art by Jerry Grandenetti. Hostess Twinkies ad with Batman. The Devil to Pay--House of Secrets, script by Mike W. Barr, art by Vic Catan [as Vicatan]. 36 pgs.

This issue: introducing Mister E! Blind he may be...but evil he can see! Who is he?! Featuring: 8 page Tales of Destiny story "The Twice-Cursed Man!" starring Mister E (intro), written by Bob Rozakis and drawn by Dan Spiegle; 1 page Destiny introductory story "Secrets of Haunted House" written by Jack C. Harris and drawn by Leopoldo Duranona; 7 page Destiny story "The Short-Road to Damnation" written by Arnold Drake and drawn by Tenny Henson; 1 page story "The Wish" by Dave Manak; 8 page Destiny story "The Morbidity Factor!" written by George Kashdan and drawn by J.J. Brozowski & Kim DeMulder. Cover by Jimmy Janes & Bob Smith.

Featuring: 1 page Destiny introductory story "Secrets of Haunted House" written by Jack C. Harris and drawn by Romeo Tanghal; 6 page story "Duel of Darkness" written by Mark Manhart and drawn by Nestor Redondo; 6 page story "Hide and Seek" written by Joe Gill and drawn by Tenny Henson; 6 page story "Master of the Double-Cross" written by Mark Lasky and drawn by George Ruppert & Dave Simons; 6 page story "Skin Deep" written by Bill Kelley and drawn by Tenny Henson. Cover by Mike Kaluta.

Cover art by Luis Dominguez. Verdict From The Grave, script by George Kashdan, art by Bill Payne. To Die of Laughter, script by George Kashdan [as Jack Phillips], art by E. R. Cruz. Hostess Fruit Pies ad with Batman. And In This Corner: Death!, script by Carl Wessler, art by Ernie Guanlao. The Locked Room!, script by Carl Wessler, art by Gerry Talaoc. The Locked Room!, script by Carl Wessler, art by Gerry Talaoc. 36 pgs.

Featuring: 2 page Abel framing sequence "Secrets of Haunted House" written by Cary Burkett and drawn by Howard Bender & Tony DeZuniga; 6 page story "Something Strange about Charlotte" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Romeo Tanghal & Bob Smith; 1 page Abel story "Abel's Fables" by Dave Manak; half page text story "Thank You for the Days" written by Robin Snyder? (as RS); 8 page Mister E story "The Were-Witch of Boston" written by Bob Rozakis & Laura Rozakis (research) and drawn by Dan Spiegle; 8 page Abel story "The Crystal Crack'd" written by Jack C. Harris and drawn by Rodin Rodriguez. Cover by Rich Buckler & Dick Giordano.

Last 50c cover-priced issue. Cover by Luis Dominguez. Featuring: 1 page Squire Shade intro story "Ghosts" written by Cary Burkett and drawn by Howard Bender & Tony DeZuniga; 8 page Squire Shade story "The First Ghost" written by Robert Kanigher and drawn by Marc Silvestri & Tony DeZuniga; 8 page Squire Shade story "The Ghosts of Hollywood" written by Robert Kanigher and drawn by Howard Bender & Larry Mahlstedt; 8 page Squire Shade story "What Makes a Ghost?" written by Robert Kanigher and drawn by Keith Giffen & John Beatty. Plus: Half page letters page "Spirit Writing" includes a letter from Todd McFarlane.

Cover art by Luis Dominguez. Whose Face Is At My Window, script by Carl Wessler, pencils by Ric Estrada, inks by Danny Bulanadi. The UFO and Planet Earth, script by Carl Wessler, art by Nestor Redondo. Weave A Tangled Skein of Death, script by George Kashdan, art by Jess Jodloman. Snake Fright--Witching Hour, script by George Kashdan, art by Romeo Tanghal. Deadly Homecoming starring Madame Xanadu, script by Dennis O'Neil, art by Johnny Craig. 68 pgs.

House of Mystery (1951-1983 1st Series) #312 Cover by Mike Kaluta. Featuring: 1 page House of Mystery introduction written by Karen Berger and drawn by Adrian Gonzales; 10 page I... Vampire! story "The Thing In The Tunnels" written by Dan Mishkin & Gary Cohn and drawn by Adrian Gonzales & Tom Sutton; 8 page story "Jenny, Are You There?" written by Bruce Jones and drawn by Noly Zamora; 4 page story "Suicide Club" written by Bill Kelley and drawn by Madzhie B. Sangalang. 36 Pages, Full Color.

Two men meet, only one will leave the "Gunfight at Gravesboro!" Written by Michael Fleisher, with art by Dick Ayers and Tony DeZuniga. Cover by Adrian Gonzales and Dick Giordano.

Ghosts (1971-1982 DC) #70 Last 50c cover-priced issue. Cover by Luis Dominguez. Featuring: 1 page intro story "Ghosts and the Supernatural" written by Murray Boltinoff and drawn by E.R. Cruz; 6 page story "Invasion of the Spectral Swarm" drawn by Ernesto Patricio; 6 page story "Haunted Honeymoon!" drawn by Jerry Grandenetti; 5 page story "Phantom Future" drawn by Ernie Chan; 6 page story "The Haunted Barbarian" drawn by Lee Elias; 1 page text article "Surprise from a Spectral Ally" by Murray Boltinoff. Ghosts (1971-1982 DC) #71 First 40c cover-priced issue. Cover by Luis Dominguez. Featuring: 1 page intro story "Ghosts and the Supernatural" written by Murray Boltinoff and drawn by E.R. Cruz; 5 page story "The Haunted Undertaker!" drawn by Bill Draut; 4 page story "The Specter from 1 Million B.C.!" drawn by Ken Landgraf and Danny Bulanadi; 7 page story "The Ghost Nobody Knew" drawn by Jim Craig; 1 page text story "The 24-Hour Ghost" by Murray Boltinoff.

House of Mystery (1951-1983 1st Series) #314 Cover by Mike Kaluta. Featuring: 1 page House of Mystery introduction written by Karen Berger and drawn by Rodin Rodriguez; 10 page I... Vampire story "I, Edward Trane..." written by Dan Mishkin & Gary Cohn and drawn by Tom Sutton; 4 page story "Have It Their Way!" written by Len Rosenberg and drawn by Jimmy Janes & Maurice Whitman; 7 page story "A Bend in the Road" written by Dan Mishkin & Gary Cohn and drawn by Angel Trinidad, Jr.; 1 page Life With the Demunzz story "Homelife Horrors" by Stephen DeStefano. 36 Pages, Full Color.

The tale of Arion's origin continues including how he met Chian and Wyynde and Arion breaks free from his imprisonment to resume battle with Garn Dannuth in "From Death, Aspire to the Heavens." Script by Doug Moench and art by Jan Duursema and Tom Mandrake.

Cover art by Vicente Alcazar. Introductory page with Abel, script by Paul Levitz, pencils by John Calnan, inks by Danny Bulanadi. "Sister Witch," script by Jack C. Harris, art by Jess Jodloman; A boy is picked up at the orphanage by his sister only to learn that he is to be sacrificed in a Satanic ritual. Statement of ownership; Total No. Copies Printed Nearest To Filing Date: 303,008. "Monkey See, Monkey Do," script by Jack Oleck, art by Ruben Yandoc; A doctor thinks that he can use an ape's imitative qualities to murder his wife and get away with it as he suspects her and his assistant of being lovers; The assistant complains when the doctor leaves his trained ape uncaged while they operate on other primates, but the doctor tells the assistant if he doesn't like it than he can leave; Eventually the doctor accuses the assistant and the assistant admits he loves the doctor's wife but they are not having an affair; The doctor fires the assistant but before he leaves the assistant sees the doll that the doctor trains the ape to act aggressively on and figures the assistant might be able to implicate him in his wife's murder. 36 Pages, Full Color.

Featuring: 1 page Destiny introductory story "Secrets of Haunted House" starring Destiny, Cain and Abel, drawn by Romeo Tanghal; 7 page story "Papa Don" written by Greg Potter and drawn by Noly Panaligan; 4 page story "The Dread Sting of Death" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Ernie Guanlao; 5 page Tales of Destiny story "The Eye of the Leopard" written by Mark Manhart and drawn by Nards Cruz; half page DC Profiles #46: Ross Andru (biography). Cover by Luis Dominguez.

Featuring: 1 page Destiny introductory story "Secrets of Haunted House" drawn by Romeo Tanghal; 4 page Destiny story "Beware of 13" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Tenny Henson; 5 page Destiny story "An Ice-Cold Corpse" written by Murray Boltinoff and drawn by Lee Elias; 7 page Tales of Destiny story "Water, Water Every Fear!" written by Tom DeFalco and drawn by Jess Jodloman. Cover by Mike Kaluta.

Superman in "The Catastrophic Man!" with story by Cary Bates with art by Curt Swan and inks by Frank Chiaramonte. Julius Schwartz, editor. Vartox, the sole survivor of the exploded planet Valeron, arrives on earth, much as Superman once did. 36 Pages, Full Color.

Walking Dead (2003 Image) #192A First Printing. Written by Robert Kirkman. Art by Charlie Adlard & Various. Cover by Charlie Adlard and Dave Stewart. 'AFTERMATH': Carl fights for the Commonwealth… but who is he fighting against? 36 pages, full color. Walking Dead (2003 Image) #193 1st Printing. Written by Robert Kirkman. Art by Charlie Adlard. Cover by Charlie Adlard and Dave Stewart. 'THE FARMHOUSE': Out in the countryside, trouble is brewing for a certain someone. The Final Issue! 80 pages, B&W. Rated M

Cover pencils by Ross Andru, inks by Dick Giordano. Twice Upon a Time!, script by Cary Bates, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Frank Chiaramonte; Superman helps re-unite two time travellers who crashed on Earth; Mr. Alpha gets a hold of some technology from these time travelers and causes trouble. The Debut of Superman III, script by Cary Bates, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Joe Staton; Story of Superman 2020's first adventure. 36 Pages, Full Color.

Cover pencils by Rich Buckler, inks by Dick Giordano. Battle of the Super-Hyper Powers!, script by Cary Bates, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Frank Chiaramonte; Vartox returns to Earth from his new adopted planet Tynola to tell Lana goodby, and also to secretly ask Superman for help. The Exile From Krypton, script by Paul S. Newman, pencils by Jose Delbo, inks by Kim DeMulder; Lok-Nor meets an alien spaceship and is tricked into making his people slaves. 36 Pages, Full Color.

Series restarts with 50-cent cover price (#110 was published in 09/1966). "Final Warning!" (script by Gerald Brown, art by Dan Spiegle); "Viewpoints" (script by Charlie Boatner, art by Marshall Rogers); "The Singling" (script by Brown, art by Jim Aparo); "Once Upon a Time Machine!" (script by Mike Barr, art by Steve Ditko), and a one-page strip, "Sure Things" (script by Tony Isabella, pencils by John Calnan, inks by John Celardo). The letters page contains a history of Mystery in Space. Batgirl stars in a one-page Hostess ad, "A Matter of Good Taste." Joe Kubert cover. 36 Pages, Full Color.

"Insurrection" (script by Mike Barr, art by Tom Sutton); "Howl!" (script by J.M. DeMatteis, pencils by Alan Weiss, inks by Terry Austin); "Restoration" (script by George Kashdan, pencils by Trevor Von Eeden, inks by Bob Smith); and "Out of the Electric Blue" (script by Kashdan, art by Jerry Bingham). The letters page continues its history of Mystery in Space. Hawkman stars in a one-page Hostess ad, "She's No Angel." Joe Kubert cover. 36 Pages, Full Color.

Cover pencils by Ross Andru, inks by Dick Giordano. Run Flash... Run for Your Life, script by Cary Bates, pencils by Don Heck, inks by Frank Chiaramonte; Flash hurtles through time and space following last issue's battle with Reverse-Flash; he also fights the Rogues Gallery. Corgi super-hero vehicles ad. Years Best Comics Stories digest ad. Detective Comics Dollar Comic ad. Justice League of America subscription ad. Hembeck strip. 36 Pages, Full Color.

First 50c cover-priced issue. Cover by Don Heck. Featuring: 1 page intro story "Ghosts and the Supernatural" written by Murray Boltinoff and drawn by Romeo Tanghal; 5 page story "The Monster Poltergeist" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Charles Nicholas & Kim DeMulder; 6 page story "Un-Bury the Phantoms" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Tenny Henson; 1 page The Files of Dr. Geist story "The Haunting of the Brobrey Portrait"; 6 page story "The Ghost Who Tricked Himself" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Don Newton & Frank Chiaramonte; 7 page story "Double Vision" written by Charlie Seeger and drawn by Tenny Henson.

Cover by Jim Aparo. Featuring: 1 page intro story "The Files of Dr. Geist" drawn by Greg LaRocque & Rodin Rodriguez; 6 page story "The Death of a Ghost!" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Dick Ayers & Joe Giella; 1 page story "Great Ghost!" by Dave Manak; 6 page story "The Asylum of Specters" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Redondo Studio; 3 page story "Spirit, Don't Save Me!" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Tom Mandrake; 8 page Dr. 13 the Ghost-Breaker story "The Haunted House and The Spectre!" written by Paul Kupperberg and drawn by Michael Adams & Tex Blaisdell.

Featuring: 2 page Abel framing sequence "Secrets of Haunted House" written by Robin Snyder and drawn by Howard Bender & Adrian Gonzales; 6 page Abel story "Castle in the Attic" written by Bob Rozakis and drawn by Greg LaRocque & Vince Colletta; 2 page story "Canine Conniptions" written by Robin Snyder and drawn by Noly Zamora; 6 page Abel story "House at Devil's Tail!" written by Jack C. Harris and drawn by Steve Ditko; 3 page Abel story "Time Piece!" written by Wyatt Gwyon and drawn by Charles Nicholas & John Celardo; 1 page text story "Afflatus" written by Robin Snyder? (as RS); 8 page Mister E story "The Blood Curse of Maule's Well!" written by Bob Rozakis & Laura Rozakis (research) and drawn by Dan Spiegle. Cover by Joe Kubert.

Cover art by Joe Kubert. Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, script by Murray Boltinoff [as Al Case], art by John Calnan. Hostess Twinkies ad with Batman. Demons Are A Girl's Best Friend!--The House of Secrets starring Abel, script by Charlie Seeger, pencils by Don Newton, inks by Tex Blaisdell. The Witching Hour!, script by Jack C. Harris, art by Bo Hampton. The 13 Hex--The Witching Hour hosted by Cynthia, script by Carl Wessler, art by Bill Payne. 36 pgs.

Cove pencils by Jim Janes, inks by Bob Smith. A Nightmare Must End, script by Carl Wessler, art by Tenny Henson. Ugly to Look At And Frightful to Know, script by Carl Wessler, art by Ernesto Patricio. Not On Your Life, script by Arnold Drake, pencils by Charles Nicholas, inks by Kim DeMulder. The Ultimate Assassin starring Johnny Peril, script by Mike W. Barr, pencils by Jack Sparling, inks by Bruce Patterson. The Iron Beast, script by Steve Utley, art by John Garcia. 36 pgs.

Cover pencils by Rich Buckler, inks by Steve Mitchell. Secret of the Second Star starring Johnny Peril, script by Mike W. Barr, pencils by Jack Sparling, inks by Bruce Patterson. Hostess Fruit Pies ad starring Aquaman. Poppa Provides, script by Charlie Seeger, pencils by Charles Nicholas, inks by Sal Trapani. A Monstrous Crime--Time Warp, script by George Kashdan, art by Tor Infante. Join Me In My Grave--The Witching Hour, script by George Kashdan, art by Jerry Grandenetti. 36 pgs.

Cover pencils by Rich Buckler, inks by Dick Giordano (signed R. Giordano). The Curse of the Pharaoh Ras Kama!, script by Carl Wessler, art by Romeo Tanghal. The Gods From The Sun!--Time Warp, script by Arnold Drake, art by Jan Duursema. Hostess Twinkies ad with Wonder Woman. Game For The Ghastly--The Witching Hour, script by George Kashdan, art by Rodin Rodriguez. When You Die Upon A Star starring Johnny Peril, script by Mike W. Barr, pencils by Jack Sparling, inks by Larry Mahlstedt. Helpful Hints for Monsters humor page by Dave Manak. 36 pgs.

Cover pencils by Rich Buckler, inks by Dick Giordano. Vampire of the Apes, script by George Kashdan, art by Jess Jodloman. The Choice, script by George Kashdan, art by Vicatan. Things that Go Thump, script by Laurie Sutton, pencils by Joe Brozowski, inks by Steve Mitchell. Flight to the Temple of Death starring Johnny Peril, script by Mike W. Barr, pencils by Trevor Von Eeden, inks by Brett Breeding. 36 pgs.

Cover pencils by Rich Buckler, inks by Dick Giordano. The Woman Who Died Forever starring Johnny Peril, script by Mike W. Barr, pencils by Trevor Von Eeden, inks by Bob Smith. Bring Me Back To Life, script by George Kashdan, art by Rudy Florese. The Skull That Lived, script by George Kashdan, art by Tom Mandrake. 36 pgs.

Cover art by Joe Kubert. Is Someone Stalking Sandra?, script by Jack C. Harris, art by Rodin Rodriguez. People Taking Pictures, script by Robin Snyder, pencils by Dick Ayers, inks by Adrian Gonzales. Rhapsody For Rush Hour, script by Robin Snyder, art by Ric Estrada. The Day After Doomsday, script by Robin Snyder, pencils by Howard Bender, inks by Andy Mushynsky. Look Into My Eyes...And Die, script by Carl Wessler, art by Rudy Nebres. 36 pgs.

House of Mystery (1951-1983 1st Series) #305 Cover by Mike Kaluta. Featuring: 1 page House of Mystery introduction written by Karen Berger and drawn by Dan Reed & Rodin Rodriguez; 6 page story "Art Attack!" written by Joey Cavalieri and drawn by Trevor von Eeden & Pablo Marcos; 6 page story "The Rings of Kur-Alet" written by Bruce Jones & April Campbell and drawn by Fred Carillo; 12 page I... Vampire! story "Blood and Sand" written by Bruce Jones and drawn by Ernie Colon (note: story ties in with previous story in this issue, "The Rings of Kur-Alet"). 36 Pages, Full Color.

House of Mystery (1951-1983 1st Series) #310 Cover by Mike Kaluta. Featuring: 1 page House of Mystery introduction written by Karen Berger and drawn by Adrian Gonzales; 10 page I... Vampire! story "Manhattan Interlude" written by Dan Mishkin & Gary Cohn and drawn by Adrian Gonzales & Tom Sutton; 7 page story "The Realists!" written by Steve Skeates and drawn by Greg Curry & Bob Smith; 5 page story "Fix You Right Up" written by Bill Kelley & Steve Bissette and drawn by Mel C. Capital. 36 Pages, Full Color.

House of Mystery (1951-1983 1st Series) #313 Cover by Mike Kaluta. Featuring: 1 page House of Mystery introduction written by Karen Berger and drawn by Adrian Gonzales; 10 page I...Vampire! story "Side Effects" written by Dan Mishkin & Gary Cohn and drawn by Adrian Gonzales & Tom Sutton; 6 page story "Food For Thought!" written by Steve Skeates and drawn by Rodin Rodriguez; 5 page story "Germ of Greed!" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Carmine Infantino & Sal Trapani; 1 page I... Baby Vampire! story by Stephen DeStefano. 36 Pages, Full Color.

House of Mystery (1951-1983 1st Series) #237 Cover by Bill Draut. Featuring: 10 page story "The Night of the Chameleon" written by Russell Carley (script continuity) & Michael Fleisher and drawn by Frank Thorne; 8 page story "Double Exposure" written by Jack Oleck and drawn by Ruben Yandoc. 36 Pages, Full Color.

Cover pencils by Ross Andru, inks by Dick Giordano. My Buddy--The Robot!, script by Robert Kanigher, art by Pepe Morino Casaris; set during World War II. Dry Run, script by George Kashdan, art by Danny Taberna; set in the year 2000. Twice a Traitor, script by Dan Mishkin; Gary Cohn, art by Angel Trinidad Jr.; set in French Indochina in 1953. Push-Button Hero!, script by George Kashdan, art by Vicente Catan [as Vicatan Jr.]; set during World War II. 36 pgs.

Unopened. Jerry Ordway script; polybagged Collector's Set in white bag; 8 extra story pages; Removable translucent cover; "Bloodlines" trading card.

Cover by Ernie Colon & Dick Giordano. Featuring: 2 page Squire Shade framing sequence "Shattering Secret of Squire Shade!" written by Robin Snyder and drawn by Howard Bender & Tex Blaisdell; 6 page story "The Game of Electronic G-H-O-S-T" written by Paul Levitz and drawn by Adrian Gonzales; 1 page story "Crossed Up" by Dave Manak; 9 page story "Network of Vengeance" written by Bill Kelley and drawn by Angel Trinidad, Jr.; 8 page story "The Double" written by Bill Kelley and drawn by Paris Cullins & Mike DeCarlo.

Cover art by Joe Kubert. One-page intro, script by Len Wein, art by Romeo Tanghal. A Little Knowledge..., script by Bruce Jones, art by Tom Sutton; set sometime in the future. The Tomb at the Top of the Stairs!, script by David Allikas, pencils by George Tuska, inks by Larry Mahlstedt; set in Berlin in the final days of World War II. Epitaph for a Monster, script by Robert Kanigher, pencils by Bob Hall, inks by Jerry Ordway; set during World War II in a submarine and on an island of dinosaurs. The White Knight, script by Paul S. Newman, art by Tom Yeates; set during the Crusades in 1191 near Jerusalem. A letter from Todd McFarlane.

Featuring: 1 page Destiny introductory story "Secrets of Haunted House" written by Mark Manhart? (as M.C.M.) and drawn by Romeo Tanghal; 5 page story "The Ghost of the Man Who Never Was" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Arthur Geroche; 6 page story "The Death's Head Scorpion" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Ruben Yandoc; 4 page story "Doctors of the Devil" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Jerry Grandenetti. Cover by Luis Dominguez.

House of Mystery (1951-1983 1st Series) #315 Cover by Mike Kaluta. Featuring: 1 page House of Mystery introduction written by Karen Berger and drawn by Rodin Rodriguez; 10 page I... Vampire! story "The lone bat that silently swooped out of the darkness..." written by Dan Mishkin & Gary Cohn and drawn by Paris Cullins & Tom Sutton; 6 page story "The Accusing Hand!" written by Paul S. Newman and drawn by Gerry Talaoc; 5 page story "The Highest Court In The Land" written by Joey Cavalieri and drawn by Tom Yeates, Mark DiMicco & Dennis Jensen; 1 page Cain & Abel story "Abel Finds Work!" by Stephen DeStefano. 36 Pages, Full Color.

House of Mystery (1951-1983 1st Series) #316 Cover by Mike Kaluta. Featuring: 1 page House of Mystery introduction written by Karen Berger and drawn by Dan Reed & Rodin Rodriguez; 10 page I... Vampire! story "Back In The U.S.S.R.!" written by Dan Mishkin & Gary Cohn and drawn by Paris Cullins & Tom Sutton; 5 page story "The Pugilist" written by Dan Mishkin & Gary Cohn and drawn by George Tuska & John Celardo; 7 page story "String-Out" written by Robert Loren Fleming and drawn by Trevor Von Eeden. 36 Pages, Full Color.

House of Mystery (1951-1983 1st Series) #317 Cover by Mike Kaluta. Featuring: 1 page House of Mystery introduction written by Karen Berger and drawn by Ron Randall; 11 page I... Vampire! story "Blood Is Thicker..." written by Dan Mishkin & Gary Cohn and drawn by Paris Cullins & Tom Sutton; 11 page story "The Dragon-Troll Will Get You If You Don't Watch Out!" written by Sheldon Mayer and drawn by Noly Zamora. 36 Pages, Full Color.

House of Mystery (1951-1983 1st Series) #318 Cover by Mike Kaluta. Featuring: 1 page House of Mystery introduction written by Karen Berger and drawn by Ron Randall; 11 page I... Vampire! story "I, the pursuer of demons, have been their prey as well!" written by Dan Mishkin & Gary Cohn and drawn by Dan Day & Tom Sutton; 3 page story "The Day After Doomsday" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Jose Matucenio; 8 page story "Stalk and Slash" written by Bill Kelley and drawn by Angel Trinidad. 36 Pages, Full Color.

House of Mystery (1951-1983 1st Series) #319 Cover by Mike Kaluta. Featuring: 1 page House of Mystery introduction written by Karen Berger and drawn by Ron Randall; 18 page I... Vampire! story "The Final Chapter: Dreams of Death!" written by Dan Mishkin & Gary Cohn and drawn by Tom Sutton; 4 page story "At The Hollywood Deli" written by Dan Mishkin & Gary Cohn and drawn by Jerry Ordway. 36 Pages, Full Color.

House of Mystery (1951-1983 1st Series) #320 Cover by Mike Kaluta. Featuring: 1 page House of Mystery introduction written by Karen Berger and drawn by Ron Randall; 9 page story "Death, Come Rescue Me" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Vic Catan; 6 page story "... The Next Voice You Fear...!" written by Mike Barr and drawn by Ron Harris; 7 page story "Product: Inferior" written by Bruce Jones and drawn by Gray Morrow. 36 Pages, Full Color.

House of Mystery (1951-1983 1st Series) #321 Cover by Mike Kaluta. Featuring: 9 page House of Mystery framing sequence "This Property Is Condemned!" starring Cain, Karen Berger, Joe Orlando, Gregory the Gargoyle, Brad the Doorman, Gary Cohn (cameo) and Dan Mishkin (cameo), written by Dan Mishkin & Gary Cohn and drawn by Adrian Gonzales; 8 page story "Government Vampire" written by J.M. DeMatteis and drawn by Frank Redondo; 1 page I... Baby Vampire! story by Stephen DeStefano; 4 page story "Can't Wait to Get Off Work" written by Dan Mishkin & Gary Cohn and drawn by Art Geroche; 1 page story "I Am a Middle-Aged Werewolf!" by Stephen DeStefano. 36 Pages, Full Color.

Morgan finally reaches Shamballah, where he learns that Tara has given birth to his son and faces a mysterious threat in "Holocaust." Script by Mike Grell and art by Mike Grell and Joe Rubinstein.

Legends Chapter 17. Darkseid, unleashing his metallic dogs of war, continues Operation Humiliation, which is an attempt to rid Earth's of its legendary costumed heroes. Meanwhile, demagogue G. Gordon Godfrey's message of hate against the heroes continues to take hold of the populace. Plotted by John Ostrander and scripted by Lein Wein, with pencils by John Byrne and inks by Karl Kesel.

Jonah Hex stars in "Reap the Grim Harvest"! Written by Michael Fleisher, with art by Dick Ayers and Tony DeZuniga. Plus: Bat Lash is back in an all-new monthly 8-page feature! Written by Len Wein, with art by Dan Spiegle. Cover by Tony DeZuniga.

Jonah's guns can't save him at "The Haunting"! Mei Ling leaves Jonah; Emmylou Hartley appearance. Written by Michael Fleisher, with art by Dick Ayers and Tony DeZuniga. Plus: Tejano stars in the 8-page bonus back-up story "Tejano Ranger." First appearance of Tejano. Written by Gary Cohn and Dan Mishkin, with art by Rick Veitch and Tom Yeates. Also: Two 1-page tales by Bob Rozakis and Tom Yeates featuring true facts about the Old West: "Western Traditions...Imported from the East" and "There's Gold in Them Thar Hills!" Cover by Tony DeZuniga.

Cover art by Nick Cardy. The Daughter of Dr Jekyll, script by George Kashdan, art by Rico Rival. The Totem's Threat, script by Carl Wessler, art by Ruben Yandoc. The Terrible Wheel of Fate, script by Dave Wood, pencils by Ross Andru, inks by Tony deZuniga. 32 pgs.

Cover art by Luis Dominguez. Flee To Your Grave, script by George Kashdan, art by Ernie Chan [as Ernie Chua]. Hostess Twinkies ad with Shazam. No Sleep For The Dead, script by Leo Dorfman, art by Ruben Yandoc [as Rubeny]. A Change For The Hearse!, script by Carl Wessler, art by Noly Panaligan. 36 pgs.

Cover art by Luis Dominguez. Fit to Kill!, script by Carl Wessler, art by Lee Elias. Hostess Twinkies ad with Aquaman. Slow To Strangle, script by George Kashdan, art by Romy Gamboa. Danger: Nightmare Ahead, script by Carl Wessler, art by E. R. Cruz. 36 pgs.

Cover art by Luis Dominguez. Sorry This Coffin Is Occupied, script by Carl Wessler, art by Ernie Chan. Flight to Frenzy, script by George Kashdan, art by Ernesto Patricio. Two Graves For My Corpse, script by George Kashdan, art by June LoFamia. 36 pgs.

First 50c cover priced issue. Cover art by Luis Dominguez. Death Trap, script by Carl Wessler, art by Torre Repriso. Hostess Twinkies ad with Batgirl. Hopping Down The Bunny Trail, script by Michael Uslan, art by Tenny Henson. The Midnight Messenger!, script by Peter John Palmer, pencils by Ken Landgraf, inks by Joe Orlando. The Creature of the Park, script by Charlie Seeger, art by Arthur Geroche. 36 pgs.

While wounded Morgan faces and battles the Spirit of Death in "All Men are Mine." Script and art by Mike Grell.

Cover pencils by Rich Buckler, inks by Dick Giordano. Factory of Fear! starring Johnny Peril, script by Mike W. Barr, pencils by Jack Sparling, inks by Bruce Patterson. Hostess Cup Cakes ad starring Wonder Woman. Where Have You Gone, Solid Citizen?--The House of Secrets starring Abel, script by Elliot Maggin, art by Murphy Anderson. The Witching Hour!, art by Bo Hampton. The Night of the Devil Bugs! starring Cynthia, script by Carl Wessler, art by Leandro Sesarego. 36 pgs.

Cover pencils by Rich Buckler, inks by Dick Giordano. You Must Have A Taste For It, script by Arnold Drake, art by Vicatan. The Mummy In The Iron Mask, script by Carl Wessler, art by Rico Rival. Food For Naught, script by Arnold Drake, art by John Garcia. The Temple of the Seven Stars starring Johnny Peril, script by Mike W. Barr, pencils by Trevor Von Eeden, inks by Brett Breeding. 36 pgs.

Featuring: 1 page introductory story starring Cain, Abel and Cynthia, written by Paul Kupperberg and drawn by Romeo Tanghal; 8 page Cynthia story "Raising the Devil" written by Mike Pellowski (plot) & E. Nelson Bridwell and drawn by Bernard Baily & Win Mortimer; 1 page story "Witch's Tails" by Dave Manak; 7 page Cain story The Strange Case of the Sloop "San Mateo" written by Sergio Aragones & Steve Skeates and drawn by Romeo Tanghal & Bob Smith. Cover by Mike Kaluta.

Featuring: 1 page Destiny introductory story "Secrets of Haunted House" starring Destiny, Cain and Abel, drawn by Romeo Tanghal; 6 page story "Over Your Own Dead Body" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Tenny Henson; 1 page filler "Haunted Humor" by Dave Manak; 2 page story "An Eye for an Eye" written by Bill Dennehy and drawn by Tenny Henson & Fred Carrillo; 7 page Tales of Destiny story "Curtain Call" written by Mike W. Barr and drawn by Jess Jodloman. Cover by Luis Dominguez.

Featuring: 1 page Destiny introductory story "Secrets of Haunted House" drawn by Romeo Tanghal; 5 page Destiny story "Full Circle" written by Bill Kelley and drawn by Noly Zamora; 6 page Destiny story "No Sleep for the Dying" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Rico Rival; 4 page Destiny story "The Fiery Pit of Doom" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Ruben Yandoc; 1 page story "Haunted Humor" by Dave Manak. Cover by Luis Dominguez.

Featuring: 1 page Destiny introductory story "Secrets of Haunted House" starring Destiny, Cain and Abel, drawn by Romeo Tanghal; 10 page Destiny story "The Manner of Execution" written by Robert Kanigher and drawn by Alex Nino; 3 page Destiny story "An Eye for Murder" written by George Kashdan (as Jack Philips) and drawn by Den Ingente; half page DC Profiles #52: Todd Klein (biography); 3 page Destiny story "To Bug You to Death!" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Buddy Gernale. Cover by Luis Dominguez.

Featuring: 1 page Destiny introductory story "Secrets of Haunted House" drawn by Romeo Tanghal; 13 page Destiny story "The Talisman of the Serpent" written by John Albano and drawn by Ernesto Moraga; 3 page Destiny story "Heads You Lose!" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Ernie Guanlao. Cover by Joe Orlando.

Featuring: 1 page Destiny introductory story "Secrets of Haunted House" written by Jack C. Harris (as J.C.H.) and drawn by Romeo Tanghal; 9 page Destiny story "See How They Die" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Ruben Yandoc; 6 page Destiny story "The Wheel of Karma" written by Bill Kelley and drawn by Ernesto Patricio; 1 page story "Haunted Humor" by Dave Manak. Cover by Luis Dominguez.

Featuring: 1 page Destiny introductory story "Secrets of Haunted House" written by Jack C. Harris and drawn by Greg LaRocque & Tony DeZuniga; 6 page Destiny story "Beware the Sea Hag" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Wade Hampton; 1 page story "Haunted Humor" by Dave Manak ; 9 page story "Sister Sinister" written by Charlie Seeger and drawn by Howard Bender & Larry Mahlstedt; 8 page Mister E story "Demon Spell!" written by Bob Rozakis & Jack C. Harris ("collaborator") and drawn by Dan Spiegle. Cover by Rich Buckler & Dick Giordano.

Featuring: 1 page Destiny introductory story "Secrets of Haunted House" written by Jack C. Harris and drawn by Tony DeZuniga; 7 page story "About Amy" written by Charlie Seeger and drawn by Ed Barreto & Vince Colletta; 6 page story "The Shaman's Curse!" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Trevor Von Eeden & Bob Smith; 3 page story "Trail of the Dying" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Ric Estrada; 8 page Mister E story "The Third Wish Is Death!" written by Bob Rozakis and drawn by Dan Spiegle. Cover by Rich Buckler & Dick Giordano.

Cover art by Joe Kubert. The Mutation of Pvt. Voight!, script by J. M. DeMatteis, art by Dan Spiegle; set in 1967 during the Vietnam War in the United States and South Vietnam. Weird War Games humor page by Dave Manak. Where Hatred Blooms, script by George Kashdan, art by Ruben Yandoc [as Rubeny]; set in Holland during World War II. The Last Shot Fired, script by George Kashdan, art by Tenny Henson; set sometime in the future, after the 1990s. Hangman's Knot, script by Robert Kanigher, art by Vicente Catan [as Vicatan]; set in 1899 on the Yangtze River in China. 36 pgs.

Cover art by Jim Aparo. The War at Home!, script by J. M. DeMatteis, art by Fred Carrillo; set "circa 1943" in Freedom, New York during World War II. Stolen Skin, script by Robert Kanigher, art by Ruben Yandoc; set in a concentration camp during World War II, as well as ten years later in Brazil. Death's Second Face, script by Robert Kanigher, art by Steve Ditko; set in winter 1924 in Berlin and during World War II in Germany and the United States. The Last War Game, script by George Kashdan, art by Ric Estrada; set from 2159 to 2205. 36 pgs.

Cover art by Joe Kubert. Captain Spaceman Will Be Waiting!, script by Dan Mishkin and Gary Cohn, pencils by Rich Buckler, inks by Frank Giacoia; set in present day; dedicated to Al Hodge, Captain Video. The Savage Gods Remain, script by Robert Kanigher, art by Ric Estrada; set in 1518 at Teotihuacan, Mexico, during the time of the Spanish conquistadores. The Last Lesson, script by Howard Post, pencils by Jerome K. Moore, inks by Fred Carrillo; set from 1934 through World War II in Germany. 36 pgs.

Cover pencils by Ross Andru, inks by Mike DeCarlo. Old Enemies Never Die!; script by Robert Kanigher, pencils by Topper Helmers, inks by Gary Martin. Destination Unknown!, script by Robert Kanigher, art by Fred Carrillo; General Paul Levitz sentences G.I. Robot and the Creature Commandos to death. The Window, script by Robin Snyder, pencils by Keith Giffen, inks by Ernie Colon; set in France during World War II. The Grass Is Always Greener, script by Robin Snyder, art by Ric Estrada; set during World War II. 36 pgs.

Giant-Sized 50th Anniversary Issue. Story by Mike W. Barr. Art by Alan Davis, Terry Beatty, Dick Giordano, Carmine Infantino, Al Vey, E.R. Cruz, and Paul Neary. Cover by Michael Kaluta. Includes a centerfold pin-up by Dick Sprang. Celebrating the proud 50th Anniversary of Detective Comics, a mystery brings together the greatest sleuths of our time, Batman and Robin, Elongated-Man, and Bradley P.I. And, the greatest sleuth of all time, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes.

Cover art by Dick Giordano. The Wrong Man, script by Cary Bates, pencils by Don Heck, inks by Frank Chiaramonte; Flash, believing Yorkin killed Iris, goes after him; Flash must also rescue Melanie from Yorkin; evidence turns up that Yorkin didnt murder Iris. Saturday morning on ABC TV ad. Superman Twinkies ad. Green Lantern Goes Solo ad. CBS Saturday morning ad. Superfriends and Jonah Hex digest ad. Superboy ad. Swamp Thing Saga ad. Hembeck strip. 36 Pages, Full Color.

Jonah answers a little girl's plea...and ends up at a burial -- his own! "The Innocent" is written by Michael Fleisher, with art by E.R. Cruz. Cover by Luis Dominguez.

Three chiller-thrillers! Featuring: 1 page The Witching Hour introductory story starring Mildred, Mordred and Cynthia, drawn by E.R. Cruz; 5 page story "Who'd Dare Slaughter My Daughter" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Nards Cruz; 5 page story "Alice in Maliceland" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Bill Draut; 6 page story "Slayed to Order" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Fred Carillo. Cover by Luis Dominguez. 36 Pages, Full Color.

Morgan, Tara, Machiste and Mariah attack Deimos' lair to rescue Morgan and Tara's son in "Battlecry." Script by Mike Grell and art by Mike Grell and Vince Colletta.

House of Mystery (1951-1983 1st Series) #268 Cover by Mike Kaluta. Featuring: 1 page House of Mystery preface written by Paul Kupperberg; 7 page story "Night Call, Collect" written by Wyatt Gwyon and drawn by Ruben Yandoc; 2 page story "Dead Buddy" written by Bill Kelley and drawn by Jerry Grandenetti; 6 page story "The Man Who Spoke With Spirits" written by T. Casey Brennan and drawn by Jess Jodloman; 1 page Cain's Game Room filler. 36 Pages, Full Color.

House of Mystery (1951-1983 1st Series) #300 Cover by Mike Kaluta. Featuring: 1 page House of Mystery introduction written by Karen Berger and drawn by Joe Orlando; 7 page story "Dying by Degrees!" written by Len Wein and drawn by Gil Kane & Dan Adkins; 1 page Cain's Mail Room letters page includes letters from Todd McFarlane and T. M. Maple; 3 page story "Helping Hand!" written by Marv Wolfman and drawn by Joe Staton & Bob Smith; 4 page story "Crash Dive!" written by Gerry Conway and drawn by Johnny Craig; 4 page House of Mystery story "Paper Girl!" starring Cain, Gregory the Gargoyle, Linda Rowley, Mishkin & Cohn (The Two-Headed Writer), Anabis and Norman, written by Dan Mishkin & Gary Cohn and drawn by Adrian Gonzales & Larry Mahlstedt; 8 page story "Heaven's Above!" written by Bruce Jones & April Campbell and drawn by Dan Spiegle. 36 Pages, Full Color.

Cover art by Luis Dominguez. A Killer Cold and Clammy, script by George Kashdan, art by ER Cruz. The Mind That Could Murder, script by Carl Wessler, art by Fred Carrillo. The Hideous Trogs, script by Carl Wessler, art by Redondo studio. Fright at the End of the Tunnel, script by David Allikas, art by Danny Tolentino. Final Entry, script by Murray Boltinoff [as Wesley Marsh], art by Nestor Redondo. The Face of Abel, script by Mike W. Barr (as Michael C. Carmichael), art by Ric Estrada. Female of the Species, script by Jack Oleck, art by Ruben Yandoc. Freak of Nature, script by Jack Oleck, pencils by Irwin Hasen, inks by Romeo Tanghal. Wheel of Fortune starring Madame Xanadu, script by Bill Kelly, pencils by Romeo Tanghal, inks by Dave Hunt. 68 pgs.

Cover art by Joe Kubert. Samurai Nightmare, script by Dan Mishkin and Gary Cohn, pencils by Adrian Gonzales, inks by Tex Blaisdell. Hostess Cup Cakes ad with Red Tornado. Tall, Dark and Deadly, script by Robin Snyder, pencils by8 Dick Ayers, inks by Bruce Patterson. Face Your Fears starring Mildred, script by Jack C. Harris, art by Noly Zamora. We Are the Masters, script by Paul Newman, pencils by Ken Landgraf, inks by Vic Vicatan [as Vicatan]. 36 pgs.

Cover art by Luis Dominguez. Secret of the Dead Man's Diary, script by Carl Wessler, art by Noly Zamora. Don't Monkey With Murder, script by George Kashdan, art by Franc Reyes. Dead Heat, script by George Kashdan, art by Ruben Yandoc. The Garden of Death!, script by Carl Wessler, art by Noly Zamora. Midnight Muzak, script by Scott Edelman, art by Ruben Yandoc [as Rubeny]. The Beautiful and the Damned, script by Jack Oleck, art by Romeo Tanghal. Give A Great Big Smile to Satan, script by George Kashdan, art by John Calnan. Moonlight and Mayhem!, script by Carl Wessler, art by Doug Wildey. 68 pgs.

Cover art by Luis Dominguez. Have I Got A Ghoul For You, art by Redondo Studio. Home to Your Grave, script by George Kashdan (as Jack Phillips), art by Tenny Henson. The Curse of Ozzie and Mary, script by Michael Uslan, art by Tenny Henson. The Dancing Dead, script by Jack Oleck, art by Ruben Yandoc. Madame Xanadu illustration by Mike W. Kaluta. Moonlight and Laughter starring Madame Xanadu, script by C Barret Andrews and Stuart Hopen, art by Jess Jodloman. 68 pgs.

Featuring: 1 page Destiny introductory story "Secrets of Haunted House" written by Jack C. Harris and drawn by Romeo Tanghal; 6 page story "The Creeping Red Death" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Redondo Studio; 5 page story "Return of a Killer's Ghost" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Ramona Fradon; 5 page story "Blaze of Darkness" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Fred Carrillo. Cover by Luis Dominguez.

Featuring: 1 page Destiny introductory story "Secrets of Haunted House" written by Jack C. Harris and drawn by Howard Bender & Tony DeZuniga; 8 page Destiny story "Deathwing, Lord of Darkness!" written by Bob Haney and drawn by Fred Carrillo; 7 page Destiny story "Queen of the Dead World" written by Arnold Drake and drawn by Alden McWilliams; 1 page story "King Congo Blows into Town" by Dave Manak; 8 page Mister E story "The Lair of Lady Frankenstein" written by Bob Rozakis & Jack C. Harris ("collaborator") and drawn by Dan Spiegle. Cover by Rich Buckler & Steve Mitchell.

Featuring: 1 page The Three Witches introductory story drawn by E.R. Cruz; 7 page story "What Gruesome Grave Awaits Me?" written by George Kashdan; 6 page story "Jeanette by Candlefright" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Ernesto Patricio; 4 page story "It Takes a Witch" written by George Kashdan and drawn by E.R. Cruz. Cover by Nestor Redondo. 36 Pages, Full Color.

It's "The Beginning of the End..." when the climactic battle for a galaxy's freedom has the mirror universe Romulans and Klingons fighting by Kirk's side. Part 7 of 7, continued from the previous issue. Script by Mike W. Barr, pencils by Tom Sutton, inks by Ricardo Villagran. Marv Wolfman and Barr co-edit. Sutton/Villagran cover?

Cover pencils by Mike Kaluta, inks by Nick Cardy. "Man-Bat Over Vegas!", script and art by Frank Robbins; An underground nuclear test in New Mexico sends shockwaves as far as Nevada, disrupting warrens occupied by swarms of vampire bats; The panic-stricken animals take to the air and descend atop Hoover Dam and the Las Vegas strip; Outside of a Vegas casino, a man is found dead in an alley; His skin is pale and he has two puncture wounds on his neck; In Gotham City, Bruce Wayne and Alfred monitor televised recordings of the bat phenomena and learn that Doctor Kirk Langstrom and his wife Francine have been called in to analyze the situation; Batman conspires with a show girl named Debbie, former girlfriend of the "vampire" victim, Jim; Debbie agrees to act as bait for the Man-Bat. "Case of the Loaded Case!", script by Frank Robbins, pencils by Don Heck, inks by Joe Giella; Jason Bard is hired to guard, for 24 hours, a valise full of $100,000 - in counterfeit money. Letter to the editor from comics writer Mike Barr. 36 pgs., full color.

WRITTEN BY TERRANCE GRIEP, JR. AND RURIK TYLER; ART BY JOE STATON AND DAVE HUNT; COVER BY STATON AND HUNT In stores November 12. A ghostly gold miner stakes his claim up on Superstition Mountain! Plus, the Mystery Inc. gang goes dragon-hunting! FC, 32 PG

Featuring: 1 page Destiny introductory story "Secrets of Haunted House" written by Jack C. Harris and drawn by Romeo Tanghal; 7 page story "Second Chance to Die" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Fred Carrillo; 3 page story "Nightfeast" written by Laurie Sutton and drawn by Michael Netzer (as Mike Nasser) & Vince Colletta; 6 page story "An Umbrella for All Seasons" written by Elliot Maggin and drawn by Ruben Yandoc. Cover by Luis Dominguez.

Featuring: 1 page Destiny introductory story "Secrets of Haunted House" written by Jack C. Harris and drawn by Romeo Tanghal; 7 page story "Elevator to Oblivion" written by Valerie Owens and drawn by Amado Castrillo; 3 page story "Last Train to Eternity" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Charles Nicholas & Vince Colletta; 6 page story "Mikey's Friend!" written by J.M. DeMatteis and drawn by Charles Nicholas & Armando Gil. Cover by Marshall Rogers.

Featuring: 1 page Destiny introductory story "Secrets of Haunted House" written by Jack C. Harris and drawn by Romeo Tanghal; 8 page story "Souls for the Master!" written by Murray Boltinoff and drawn by Charles Nicholas & Vince Colletta; 1 page story "Haunted Humor" by Dave Manak; 7 page story "Cold as Isis" written by Charlie Seeger and drawn by Frank Redondo; half page DC Profiles #61: Milt Snapinn. Cover by Don Heck.

Beginning this issue: 8 more pages of story and art! Featuring: 1 page Destiny introductory story "Secrets of Haunted House" written by Jack C. Harris and drawn by Romeo Tanghal; 8 page Destiny story "Comeback from Hell" written by Bill Kelley and drawn by Ruben Yandoc; 8 page Tales of Destiny story "Demon Rum" written by Mike W. Barr and drawn by E.R. Cruz; 8 page Destiny story "Deep Frozen Fear" written by Bill Kelley and drawn by Fred Carrillo. Cover by Don Heck.

Featuring: 1 page Destiny introductory story "Secrets of Haunted House" written by Jack C. Harris and drawn by Scott Hampton; 8 page Destiny story "Die from Laughter" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Ernesto Patricio; 9 page Destiny story "For the Love of Arlo" written by Charlie Seeger and drawn by Don Newton & Dan Adkins; 7 page Tales of Destiny story "Russian Roulette" written by Paul Kupperberg and drawn by Jess Jodloman. Cover by Joe Orlando.

Featuring: 1 page Destiny introductory story "Secrets of Haunted House" written by Jack C. Harris and drawn by Scott Hampton; 8 page Destiny story "The Legend of the Tiger's Paw" written by Charlie Seeger and drawn by June Lofamia (as June Quin-Lofamia); 7 page Destiny story "Blood and Gold" written by Bill Kelley and drawn by Jack Sparling & Vince Colletta; 1 page filler "The Mummy Strikes Out!" by Dave Manak; 8 page Tales of Destiny story "Those Who Pass Judgment!" starring Mister E, written by Bob Rozakis & Jack C. Harris ("collaborator") and drawn by Dan Spiegle. Cover by Rich Buckler & Bob Smith.

Featuring: 1 page Destiny introductory story "Secrets of Haunted House" written by Jack C. Harris and drawn by Greg LaRocque & Kim DeMulder; 7 page Destiny story "In the Attic Dwells Dark Seth" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Fred Carrillo; 6 page Destiny story "Beware of Stranglers!" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Jerry Bingham & John Celardo; 3 page Destiny story "Report from the Undead" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Wade Hampton; 8 page Mister E story "Of Death and Life and Voodoo Drums" written by Bob Rozakis & Jack C. Harris ("collaborator") and drawn by Dan Spiegle. Cover by Rich Buckler & Steve Mitchell.

Featuring: 1 page Abel introductory story written by Robin Snyder and drawn by Howard Bender & Rodin Rodriguez; 7 page story "The Passing of the Power!" written by Jack C. Harris and drawn by Tom Sutton; 3 page story "The Final Page" written by Tom Sciacca and drawn by Ric Estrada; 8 page story "Star-Trakker" written by Stan Timmons and drawn by Steve Ditko; 8 page story "The Royal House of the Dead" written by Robert Kanigher and drawn by Vic Catan (as Vicatan). Cover by Ernie Colon & Joe Orlando.

Cover by Rich Buckler & Dick Giordano. Featuring: 1 page intro story "The Files of Dr. Geist" drawn by Tony DeZuniga; 8 page story "Till Death Do Us Join!" written by Howard Post and drawn by Alden McWilliams; 1 page story "Ghost Giggles" by Dave Manak; 6 page story "The Ghost Gladiator" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Fred Carrillo; 8 page Dr. 13 Ghost-Breaker story "Death...and The Spectre" written by Paul Kupperberg and drawn by Michael Adams & Tony DeZuniga; 1 page story "Haunted Happenings" by Dave Manak.

Cover by Rich Buckler & Steve Mitchell. Featuring: 1 page story "The 100th Chilling Issue of GHOSTS" drawn by Tony DeZuniga; 6 page story "The Blackmailed Spirit" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Fred Carrillo (note: continuing "The Ghost Gladiator" from #99); 1 page story "Do's & Don'ts for Ghosts" by Dave Manak; 8 page story "Spectral Dream" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Fred Carrillo (note: continuing "The Ghost Gladiator"); 4 page story "The Phantom's Final Debt" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Fred Carrillo (note: continuing "The Ghost Gladiator"); 5 page story "Hands from the Grave" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Mark Bright & Vince Colletta.

Cover by Mike Kaluta. Featuring: 1 page intro story "The Files of Dr. Geist" drawn by Tony DeZuniga; 8 page Dr. 13 the Ghost-Breaker story "The Haunted Hospital" written by Paul Kupperberg and drawn by Howard Bender & Rodin Rodriguez; 8 page Dr. 13 the Ghost-Breaker story "Voodoo" written by Paul Kupperberg and drawn by Howard Bender & Tony DeZuniga; 8 page story "Spectral Witness" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Ken Landgraf & Vince Colletta.

Cover by Rich Buckler & Dick Giordano. Featuring: 1 page intro story "The Files of Dr. Geist" written by Paul Kupperberg and drawn by Howard Bender & Rodin Rodriguez; 9 page story "One Last Kiss" written by Joe Gill and drawn by Tony DeZuniga; 1 page The Files of Dr. Geist text story "Specter in Silver"; 7 page story "The Truth According to Nina" written by Tamsyn O'Flynn and drawn by Ric Estrada; 8 page Dr. 13 Ghost-Breaker story "The Fine Art of Haunting" written by Paul Kupperberg and drawn by Howard Bender & Rodin Rodriguez.

Featuring: 2 page framing sequence "Arrghh!" written by Robin Snyder and drawn by Howard Bender & Adrian Gonzales; 5 page story "I Love You Harry..." written by Adrian Gonzales and drawn by Adrian Gonzales & Brett Breeding; 3 page story "A Date with the Devil!" written by Tom Sciacca and drawn by Howard Bender & Andy Mushynsky; 6 page story "Mystic Murder" written by Steve Skeates and drawn by Paris Cullins; 3 page story "Destination: Limbo" written by George Kashdan and drawn by Howard Bender & Adrian Gonzales; 5 page story "Get Ahead!" written by Carl Wessler and drawn by Dick Ayers & Rodin Rodriguez; 3 page story "Trade Alliance" written by Dan Mishkin & Gary Cohn and drawn by Trevor Von Eeden & Andy Mushynsky. Cover by Joe Kubert.

Featuring: 1 page Destiny introductory story "Secrets of Haunted House" written by Jack C. Harris and drawn by Romeo Tanghal; 8 page story "Crimson Oasis" written by Catherine Andrews & Stuart Hopen and drawn by June Lofamia; 1 page Haunted Humor filler by Dave Manak; 7 page Tales of Destiny story "The Man Who Cheated Destiny" written by Todd Klein and drawn by Trevor Von Eeden & Dave Simons. Cover by Luis Dominguez.

Last 40c cover priced issue. Cover pencils by Jim Janes, inks by Dick Giordano. Do Unto Others!--The House of Secrets, script by Mary Skrenes and Guy Lillian, pencils by Don Heck, inks by Vince Colletta. Hostess Twinkies ad with Green Lantern. About Mirrors In A Madhouse--The Witching Hour, script by Carl Wessler, art by Jim Craig. Biography of Joe Orlando by Mike Barr. 36 pgs. OJ Simpson on back cover.

Cover art by Luis Dominguez. Last Laugh of a Corpse, script by Carl Wessler, art by Ernesto Patricio. Hostess Twinkies ad with Wonder Woman. A Pound of Flesh...and Blood, script by George Kashdan, art by Ruben Yandoc [as Rubeny]. Vampire Do's and Don't, art by David Manak. My Ghost Writer the Vampire hosted by Abel, script by Scott Edelman, art by Tenny Henson. 36 pgs.

Cover art by Jim Starlin. Rage of the Phantom Brain!, script by Carl Wessler, pencils by Dick Ayers, inks by Dan Adkins. Hostess Fruit Pies ad with Green Arrow. Eye on Evil, script by George Kashdan, art by Romeo Tanghal. Never Hijack A Witch Craft! starring Mordred and Cynthia, script by Carl Wessler, art by Gerry Talaoc. 36 pgs.

Cover art by Luis Dominguez. Dracula's Daughter, script by George Kashdan, art by Lee Elias. Hostess Twinkies ad with Flash. Monster Do's and Don'ts humor page, art by David Manak. Project Eternity--The House of Secrets, script by J. M. De Matteis, art by Tenny Henson. Unexpected Fear Fun humor page, art by David Manak. 36 pgs.

Johnny Peril in "House on the Edge of Eternity." Script by Mike Barr, pencils by George Tuska, inks by Bob Smith. "Never Betray a Witch." Script by George Kashdan, art by Jack Abel. "Summer Camp." Script by J.M. DeMatteis, art by Ernie B. Patricio. The Flash stars in a one-page Hostess ad, "A Flash in the Dam."

Aliens vs. Predator vs. the Terminator (2000) #3 by Mark Schultz, Mel Rubi, and Christopher Ivy; cover by Dwayne Turner The deadly Terminator-Alien hybrids are getting closer and closer to Los Alamos 235 and to the ability to reproduce themselves. Meanwhile, Ripley is being held on board a Predator ship and is about to undergo a little exploratory surgery. Be there as three of the greatest ass-kickers in sci-fi continue to duke it out ? with humanity stuck in the middle! On sale June 28 FC, 32pg (3 of 4)

Donald Duck (1952-1980 Dell/Gold Key/Whitman/Gladstone) Cover by Carl Barks. Written by Dick Moores and unknown. Art by Dick Moores and Jack Bradbury. Donald Duck is featured in "Robert, the Robot" (by Dick Moores), plus the back-up stories "Gold Diggers" and "Apple Slogans"! Also: 1-pagers "Straight Shooter," "Critical Situation" and "Wet Cement"! 36 pages, full color.

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Magnus Robot Fighter (1963 Gold Key) #23A 12¢ cover price variant. Painted cover art. "Mission: Disaster!", art by Dan Spiegle; Magnus acts swiftly to reactivate North Ams mysteriously immobilized robot population. Gold Key Comics Club News. Gold Key Club Comics. Drawings of animals sent in by readers. Drawings of inventions sent in by readers. Jokes sent in by readers plus Gold Key Kid comic strip. "Danger from Beyond"; Conclusion of the False Men Invasion story that began in issue 11; New Aliens serial begins. "Pterodactyl" article. # on cover 10046-808. August #23 8/68. 36 pgs., full color.

Richie Rich in Rip Van Ritchie (Richie dreams he's slept for 50 years, script by Lennie Herman, pencils by Ernie colon) and This is Your Lifetime, Richie (part two of Rip Van). Richie in 200 (the number 200 keeps appearing, script by Lennie Herman, pencils by Ernie colon) and Early to Bed (Richie super busy, pencils by Warren Kremer). Casper Boy Scouts ad. Ad for ABC Saturday morning cartoons. Hostess ad with script by Stan Kay and art by Warren Kremer. Cover pencils by Warren Kremer. 36 pgs.

Richie Rich Money World (1972 Harvey) #32 First 35c cover priced issue. 36 pages, full color.

Peanuts (1954/1960-1962 King Features/Dell) #8 Charles Schulz cover only; interior stories and art by Anthony Pocrnich, Schulz's assistant. 36 pages, full color.

Peanuts (1954/1960-1962 King Features/Dell) #10

Peanuts (1954/1960-1962 King Features/Dell) #11 "Ambushed," "Moon Madness," and "All Boxed In." Sluggo back-up story, "Big Deal." Charles Schulz cover only; interior stories and art by Anthony Pocrnich, Schulz's assistant. 36 pages, full color.

Peanuts (1954/1960-1962 King Features/Dell) #12 "The Impersonator," "New Neighbors," "Outsmarted," and "Tall Tales." Sluggo back-up story, "Vocal Yokel." Charles Schuz cover only; interior stories and art by Anthony Pocrnich, Schulz's assistant. 36 pages, full color.

Unused Coloring Book