Continued from Apache Kid, Western Gunfighters ran during 1956 through 1957 for 8 issues.

Dexter The Demon continued from Melvin The Monster #6 and was published for only 1 issue.

The Backstreet Boys are in the midst of another of their concerts, and as they are on stage a spaceship crashes near the stadium. The boys run to help the alien, Zanell, who was on the ship, and discover the visitor was on the mission of protecting the Earth from an alien invasion that would soon happen The alien gives each one of the boys an enchanted amulet in the form of mystical crystals, and when the Backstreet Boys use them their DNA is changed through genetic and virtual cyclone which gives each of them an amazing power.... and the CYBER CRUSADERS were born!

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The Adventures Of Pinky Lee ran during 1955 for only 5 issues.

Comics Revue is a publication which reprints newspaper comic strips past and present, compiled and edited through the tireless efforts of Rick Norwood. They are the only publication to reprint rare newspaper strips such as Batman and Spider-Man. Among the strips published in Comics Revue: Modesty Blaise, The Phantom, Steve Canyon, Flash Gordon, Tarzan, Krazy Kat, Buz Sawyer, Alley Oop, Little Orphan Annie, Bloom County, Outland, Calvin & Hobbes, Hagar the Horrible, Latigo, Judge Dredd, Rick O'Shay, Mandrake the Magician, and more.

Numbering continues from All Surprise #1-12, becomes Cowgirl Romances with issue #28.

Continued from Showgirls, Sherry The Showgirl ran during 1957 for 3 issues.

In commemeration of BLAZE OF GLORY, Marvel saddles up and rides hard into the Wild West! In this 64-page collection you'll find classic adventures starring Marvel's Western heroes, such as the Two-Gun Kid, the Rawhide Kid, Red Wolf and the Ghost Rider!

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Continued from Sherry the Showgirl, Showgirls was published in 1957 for only 1 issue. This series continued back into Sherry the Showgirl again.

Sherry The Showgirl ran during 1956 for only 3 issues. This series then continued into Showgirls.

Della Vision ran during 1955 for 3 issues. This series then continued into Patty Powers.

Continued from Della Vision, Patty Powers ran during 1955 through 1956 for 4 issues.This comic picked up after Della Vision #3 with Stan Lee and Al Hartley continuing to do the writing and art. However despite the change of characters and a move to Hollywood this series was still only able to make it to 7 issues. As of yet, neither of these characters have appeared again in the Marvel Universe.

Linda Carter, Student Nurse ran during 1961 through 1963 for 9 issues.

Kathy ran during 1959 through 1964 for 27 issues.

I mean 35 cents for a comic… Really! Who would pay that much?

Stan Lee at DC seemed like something fans could only ever dream about-until it happened in 2001! This new collection brings these stories back in print, including Just Imagine Stan Lee with Dave Gibbons Creating Green Lantern #1, Just Imagine Stan Lee with Jerry Ordway Creating JLA #1, Just Imagine Stan Lee with Jim Lee Creating Wonder Woman #1, Just Imagine Stan Lee with Joe Kubert Creating Batman #1, Just Imagine Stan Lee with John Buscema Creating Superman #1, and Just Imagine Stan Lee with Kevin Maguire Creating Flash #1.

Captain America celebrates 80 years of battling tyranny this month! And what better way to celebrate than by having a cadre of Marvel’s best artists redraw and modernize Captain America’s origin and the debut of the Red Skull from CAPTAIN AMERICA COMICS #1 as well as Cap’s return in the Marvel Age from AVENGERS #4! The legendary stories that changed the course of comic book history are presented in an all-new way for the current generation of Marvel fans!

Actual Confessions numbers from 13 to 14 for a total of 2 issues. This series continued from Love Adventures.