Fictional Six issue mini series, based on the character likeness of Martial Artist legend, Bruce Lee. Published by Malibu Comics July- December, 1994.

Synopsis1st Story: "If the Fates Allow..."As Ororo Munroe (aka the X-Men's Storm) flies from the X-Men's old home in Westchester, New York, through the hometown of deceased veteran X-Man Kitty Pryde in Chicago, Illinois, and finally arrives at the X-Men's new home in San Francisco, California, she reminisces through the good and the bad of recent times as she heads home to her family. She is greeted by her teammate Wolverine as the two observe the unremarkable sight of mutants and humans alike celebrating the holidays together--peacefully. The nice moment is interrupted as perpetual jokester Bobby Drake (aka Iceman) slides past the pair and throws a snowball at Wolverine. The two proceed to catch up on Colossus, Kitty Pryde's long-term love interest. Wolverine remarks that he's trying his best to stay strong and positive during the holidays as are several other X-Men who have close friends missing. As other X-Men help in the festivities, Cyclops thinks of his time-displaced son Cable (who, as chronicled in his eponymous solo title, has been jumping between future realities evading Bishop in an effort to protect the first born mutant). During these solemn and simultaneously happy times, Dazzler sings a Christmas tune for the crowd. As Dazzler's mutant powers activate and a glowing light shines brightly from the stage, Storm remarks that the light is an important reminder to keep faith that families will always be reunited again...

It's the holiday season done the Merry Marvel way in this Santa-sized spectacular! Featuring the Avengers, Fantastic Four, and Deadpool teams up with Santa himself?!

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Alabaster: Part 2 Shelter. Continued from Serenity / Free Comic Book Day: Star Wars

An anthology of fantasy and sword & sorcery related tales re-printed from Warren titles such as Creepy, Eerie and Vampirella.

Teenage kid is abducted and experimented on by aliens. Ends up becoming "Armor", an amazing martial artist.

Fans first got to know the spectacular art style of Michael Golden in the 1970s, when his interpretation of Batman and other Gotham City heroes first hit comics. Now DC collects his stories from the pages of Batman Family #15-20, Batman #295 #303, DC Special Series #15, Detective Comics #482, Batman Special #1 and Batman: Gotham Knights #22, plus numerous covers.

A one-shot featuring 5 rare stories featuring Iceman, Generation X, the Uncanny X-Men, Storm & Mystique, and Marvel's first mutant story "Man In the Sky" by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko.

Turn a new page in fear with Hill House Comics, new from DC! Masterminded by Joe Hill, the writer behind the hit TV series NOS4A2 and the comics sensation Locke & Key, Hill House Comics is a new horror pop-up from DC - and this sampler gives you a taste of what’s coming in spine-chilling titles like Basketful of Heads, The Dollhouse Family, The Low, Low Woods and more. This sampler features preview pages from these three series, an interview with Joe Hill, and a checklist of every Hill House Comics title - and best of all, it’s free! Don’t miss it!

Movie Comics was a six-issue anthology series published in 1939 that combined traditional comic stories alongside stories created by using movie stills for the artwork.

Tie-in comic to the Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers cartoon (and toys), published by Marvel UK and featuring brand-new UK-originated comic strips. It lasted only nine issues before being merged into Transformers Weekly.

And did we mention that this 32 page must-read comic is absolutely free? That’s right True Believers, Marvel: Your Universe is your guide to comics’ most popular universe and absolutely free!

Collects Avenging Spider-Man #15.1 And #16-22, Daredevil (2011) #22, Superior Spider-Man Team-Up #1-12, Scarlet Spider (2012) #20 and Inhumanity: Superior Spider-Man.Otto Octavius has taken Peter Parker’s body, his costume — his life! — to become a Superior Spider-Man. But there’s one thing that comes with the suit that Otto didn’t count on: the team-ups! The Marvel Universe is about to meet a far-from-Friendly Neighborhood Spidey, beginning with…Mary Jane Watson?! But will Wolverine smell a rat? Will Daredevil sense trouble? And is Otto’s secret safe from the Secret Avengers? The Superior Spider-Man hunts the Chameleon on the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier, bears a deadly grudge against the Scarlet Spider and plays his part when Thanos’ forces attack — but what are his plans for the Sinister Six? Plus: encounters with the Hulk, the Future Foundation, Namor, the Punisher, Cloak and Dagger, and the Inhumans!

Collects Deadpool #900 and Deadpool #1000. Thrill as the Merc with a Mouth squares off against probe-happy aliens, trigger-happy mimes, mimes from outer space, urban cannibals, underage hit men, one seriously unhappy fanman and Lady Luck herself!

Numbering continued from Blaze Carson #5. Numbering continued in Whip Wilson #9.

Tex Morgan ran during 1948 through 1950 for 9 issues.

It’s summertime in the DCU and the bad guys are taking over! Beat the heat with 10 all-new stories by top comics talent starring DC’s most spectacular super-villains! In this issue, find out what Mr. Freeze does on the hottest day of the Gotham City summer! Learn what made Grodd such a bad gorilla! Then, while in a small beach town, Deathstroke gets hired for murder by the last person he’d expect! And The Joker and Bizarro team up for a truly weird summer bromance!

Collects Astonishing Tales (1970) #12-13, Fear #11-19, Marvel Two-in-One #1, Man-Thing (1974) #1-8; material from Savage Tales (1971) #1, Fear #10, Monsters Unleashed #5. Marvel's melancholy muck-monster, by the man who knows him best! With the Nexus of All Realities as the ultimate staging post, prepare for the wildest journeys of your life in this first volume of a complete collection of Steve Gerber's Man-Thing tales! Join the most startling swamp-creature of all in encounters with the Thing, sorcerers Dakimh and Jennifer Kale, and the most far-out fowl ever created, Howard the Duck! Plus: existential angst, clashes with the encroaching modern world, and the death of a clown! You won't be able to put this one down, but don't get scared — because whatever knows fear burns at the Man-Thing's touch!