The comic book adaptation of the TV movie "Archie: To Riverdale And Back".

A joint public service announcement series by DC Comics, Honda and the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Safety Belt Campaign which focuses on seatbelt awareness and safety.

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Collects material from Spider-Man Magazine (1994) #1-13, Spider-Man Magazine Special (1995) #1-2.The X-Men were the breakout stars of the 1990s — and, not content with their own titles, they also stole the show with highly animated all-ages adventures in the pages of SPIDER-MAN MAGAZINE! Now these rarely seen tales are collected for the very first time! Join the X-Men’s most iconic lineup — Cyclops, Wolverine, Storm, Jean Grey, Rogue, Gambit, Beast, Jubilee and Professor X — as they confront awesome enemies, including Magneto, Juggernaut, Mystique, Sabretooth, Mojo, the Morlocks and the Sentinels! Plus: A titanic two-part team-up with Spider-Man himself! But why is Cyclops battling Gambit? And can Jubilee survive when she stows away on a Savage Land safari? Plus: Bonus backups featuring Iron Man and the Fantastic Four!

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Knightmare saves his wife from an assassination attempt by Logan. Super shiny glossy wraparound cover.

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A retelling of Aquaman's origins as he first meets the lighthouse keeper who inspired his human name (Arthur Curry); meets ans studies under Vulko in Atlantis; and finally ascends to the throne of Atlantis.

It's the crossover to end all crossovers! The Mask takes a whirlwind tour of the Dark Horse Heroes' universe, and he starts by butting heads with Hero Zero! Can Hero Zero take the punishment? Will the Mask survive a mystical onslaught of King Tiger? The world of the Dark Horse Heroes may never be the same again.

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DC Science Fiction Graphic Novels were a series of comic adaptations featuring popular and classic science fiction novels by various writers.

Praise be! Here it is, folks: The most vile, disgustingly hilarious comic book ever conceived in the history of mankind. Kinda like Ren and Stimpy for the over-18 set, this book definitely puts the "arsh" back in harsh! In the feature story, our extraterrestrial title character crash lands his rocket smack dab atop an ex-Marine's reproductive possessions. Chock-full of homages to Jack Kirby, Harvey Kurtzman, and many other great cartoonists of yesteryear, Big Blown Bill Wray rendered these pages so intensely that his fingers went all blue and puss started oozing out 'em!

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Like the previous Ambush Bug series, this title poked fun at DC Comics and the comic book industry as a whole.

And a promise of a showdown between Ambush Bug and the Joker.

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4-issue mini-series from Robert Loren Fleming and Ernie Colon.