Comics based on the Dollman movie.

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One of the most passionate, pulpy private eye comics to hit North American shores in years was THE RIO KID, a European import translated and published in English in 1991 by American comic publisher Eternity. Set in Rio de Janero, and full of nasty, brutal violence (eye-gouging is quite prevalent), lush tropical scenery, and a rampant, open sensuality that pervades the entire series, it's like nothing else in North America. The Rio Kid is a transplanted American, living in Rio, scraping up just enough work.

This issue was paid for by Marvel but was never released after the cancelation of the entire 2099 line of comic books. The issue was released in full on both Scott Andrewsand Salgood Sam's website.

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Jim Starlin's creation for Malibu.

Special one-shot that takes place early in the career of AC's top superheroine (and Femforce team leader) Ms. (at that time, Miss) Victory. Soon after aquiring her amazing powers in the early 1940's, Joan Wayne donned costume and mask to fight crime. But she was a scientist, not a fighter, and super powers or not, she wasn't very good. Taken under the wing of Dr. Kent Feral Jr, the world's most perfect human, she will begin to learn the skills to become an effective crime-fighter. She will also develope a personal relationship with Feral that will alter the course of her life for years to come. Before the story is over, she'll have picked uo enough to defeat Panzer, the superhuman woman and German powerhouse. Guest starring Octavia Howard, Captain Paragon, Dr. Samuel Farraday, The Black Commando and Reginald Blodgett.

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Bill Black's unique bridge between his superhero and Western comic book universes, The Latigo Kid has one foot in both realities. This paranormal gunfighter from the Old West is actually a young range rider named Charlie Starrett. (sound familiar?) In the late 1870's, he would discover that he had special abilities that he had known nothing about. A medicine show operator named Doc Marvel took him under his wing and helped develop Charlie's paranormal powers. Eventually, Charlie tired of the medicine show life, and set out on his own to use his abilities in the war against lawlessness. Half a century later, he would don the cape and mantle of...but that would be telling:) But in these early, formative years, he rides as the masked gunfighter, The Latigo Kid. This book-length story is actually a combination of new Bill Black artwork, and reworked John Severin Billy The Kid pages, edited into a complete saga. An engrossing and unique story, guest starring Magazine Enterprises characters like The Black Phantom, Redmask and The Durango Kid, plus Steve McQueen as bounty hunter Josh Randall, as seen on the classic television show, "Wanted, Dead Or Alive". Back and inside cover photos of Tim Holt, and the real Charles Starrett as The Durango Kid.

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What could be more like summer (at least to a comic book character) than picnics and picnic baskets full of goodies? Tom, Jerry, and pals loaded theirs and are all here for summer fun.

You'll retch as you relive the tortured memories of the past two years. Who can forget brainless ideas like "Space Force," petty nicknames such as "Rocket Man," despicable policies like family separation at the Mexican border, and Trump's constant cries of "witch hunt" and "no collusion" as we watched his closest cronies get carted off to jail. All the face-palming stupidity, casual cruelty, racist-enabling, bald-faced lying, three a.m. tweeting, and much more is lampooned for your "executive time" enjoyment!

Genetic manipulation, paradox, alternative histories, and much more are included in this 128-page anthology of hard science fiction and genre stories! From some of the best up-and-coming talent in comics comes a mind-bending look at what makes us human.

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Produced to be sold at Spring Break events in Daytona Beach , this way-out issue introduced a hilarious cast of beach-cavorters, lead by the stalwart superhero, Crabman, and his stalwart girlfriend, ( always seen in a bikini, because it is the beach, after all) Penny Pontoons. Read the secret origin of Crabman, and learn how mysterious radioactive alien debris turned mild-mannered Eugene Crabtree into CB, and his boorish tormentor Gil Sharkey into a marine mutant, and Crabman’s arch-enemy. Wacky, slapstick action and babes in bikinis!! Strories and art by Bill Black, Ken Mitchroney, John Dell, Mark Cantrell and Frank Zenau. Color cover by Ken Mitchroney and Bill Black, interiors are black and white with graytones. 36 pages, 61/2″ X 11″ size, standard comic book format.

Morgan Enterprises has created an synthetic humanoid organism,Slate, that can transform itself in any person with only DNA contact. Morgan choose a sample of Shuriken's DNA. And then Slate is ordered to kill Shuriken, to complete itself and reveal the obscure thoughts of the ninja.

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