Collects Amazing Spider-Man Annual #16; Avengers (1963) #227, 279; Marvel Team-Up (1972) #142-143; Captain Marvel (1989) #1; Captain Marvel (1994) #1; Avengers Unplugged #5 and material from Solo Avengers #2; Marvel Fanfare (1982) #42, 57.Before Carol Danvers took the name Captain Marvel, the mantle was held by Monica Rambeau! A police lieutenant with the remarkable power to transform into energy, Monica began as a reluctant super hero — but soon rose through the ranks to become field leader of the mighty Avengers! Now, witness Monica's debut; her earliest encounters with Spider-Man and the Avengers; and an interdimensional team-up with Thanos' brother, Starfox! Monica clashes with Powderkeg and the Sons of the Serpent in little-seen solo tales — but what prompts her to give up the name of Captain Marvel and evolve into the next phase of her heroic career?

Based on the movie of the same name.

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Jungle Tales ran during 1954 through 1955 for 7 issues. This series then continued into Jann Of The Jungle.

The framing story of this issue takes place between Young Justice #3 and #4.

Collects Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #1-4, Marvel Knights Spider-Man #19-22, & Amazing Spider-Man #525-528. Faced with an incurable disease and a motivated Morlun looking to destroy him, Spidey is about to embark on a journey unlike anything he's ever experienced. If he's going to have any hope to thwart Morlunn, then he's got two choices: Evolve or die...!

Ringo Kid Western (1954) #4 continues to Ringo Kid (1955) #5.

Ringo Kid (1955) #5 continues from Ringo Kid Western (1954) #4.

Western Kid ran during 1954 through 1957 for 17 issues.

This action packed series will have you begging for more.

Riot ran during 1954 through 1956 for 6 issues.

A hypnotist targets the Human Torch, the Black Marvel has a new foe, and more!

Wild, a satirical anthology comic, was published in 1954 over the course of five issues. While the book was satire, it extended into various genres such as horror, western, science fiction and crime/detective.

Following Jacobs' death, his incomplete second volume of "Professor Sato's Three Formulae" was finished by his friend Bob De Moor and later the series was continued by two author/illustrator teams alternating albums, the first lead by Jean Van Hamme with Ted Benoît (and later René Sterne, Chantal De Spiegeleer and Antoine Aubin) and the second by Yves Sente with André Juillard. To date, 14 of the 20 albums have been translated and published into English by Cinebook, however it should be noted that the stories are published out of their original order, leading to inconsistencies and plot holes.

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Like its sister publications Barnyard Comics and Coo Coo Comics, Happy Comics was an comedy title aimed at younger readers. The most notable character was Happy Rabbit, a somewhat accident-prone bunny. Happy had a girlfriend, the hard-to-please Bonny Bunny, as well as an inventor uncle who could be counted on to provide him with an array of unworkable devices. Other characters featured in this series included Wally Wolf and Dizzy Duck.

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