1-shot movie promo for the Sandman movie.

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This comic serves as a prelude to the events of the Iron Sky movie. The Nazis are on the moon and the war is now of galactic proportions.

The Warren Companion is the ultimate compendium to the great comics of Warren Publishing, examining all the titles including Creepy, Eerie, Vampirella, Blazing Combat, Help!, The Spirit, and many more! Including the most cross-indexed artist and writer listing, this tome also features a new painted cover by Alex Horley, reams of unpublished art, archival photos, examinations of Warren's competition, plus exhaustive details on Warren merchandise, conventions, top strips, most prolific contributors, foreign publications, and many other fascinating oddities! Also featuring new articles on Richard Corben, Frank Frazetta, Steve Ditko and others, and interviews with Bernie Wrightson, Jim Warren, Will Eisner, Neal Adams, Gene Colan and many more.

Comic that chronicles real life heroes

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Contemporary stories of war, espionage, terrorism & intrigue, written by Frank (Xeno) Zenau, and illustrated by the Dell Barras Studios. 36 pages, FULL COLOR, standard comic book size and format; saddle stitched.

Four issue mini-series.

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1-shot by Michael H. Price and Todd Camp based on the classic thriller.

Irreverent, Poe-inspired tales of mystery and inebriation return in a new series! Mark Russell and Peter Snejbjerg expose chocolate vampires, fruit-flavored Frankensteins, and other crunchy creeps in an all-new Monster Serials thriller. If we survive that, writer Stuart Moore and artist Frank Cammuso chronicle an adventure of Edgar Allan Poe when he was a boy! Plus, illustrated prose features!

Starforce Six Special #1 is a "One-Shot" comic book nd the only one in its volume. While the story essentially follows the Starforce Six's encounters with the character Bolt, this is a newly numbered issue and it involves changes made to the team, and is considered the origin story.

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Nyoka and the Femforce in “Stella Stargaze, Queen of the Amazons” Art by Richard”The Count” Rome and Mark Propst. Nightveil in “My Brother’s Keeper” story& inks by Bill Black, pencils by Richard”The Count” Rome. The Avenger in “One Man War” by writer Gardner Fox,art by Bob Powell (from the Avenger#3, June-July,1955), Scarlet Scorpion by Chris Allen, Jordi Ensign and Ralph Cabrera. Thun’da in “Terror of the Tusks” by writer Gardner Fox,art by Bob Powell from Thun’Da #6 and Wild Bill Pecos in “the Killers of the Plains” by Syd Shores from The Westerner#30, Nov 1950.

Published from December 1936 to April 1937 with 5 total issues numbered 1-5.

Series continued from: Funny Picture Stories (Centaur, 1936 series) v.3 #3.

In 2007 the title was finally put out of its misery, to be replaced shortly afterward on 2008 by Marvel Heroes (UK Magazine) which featured less advertising, a more Marvel-specific focus, and a return to the original format offering a pair of original UK-written short stories.

Taz and his tasty friends star in this Looney Tunes one-shot.

Superman's greatest battles against Brainiac are collected in this volume featuring stories from ACTION COMICS #242, 489-491, 544, 649 and 763, SUPERMAN #167, SUPERMAN'S GIRL FRIEND LOIS LANE #17, ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN #438 and SUPERMAN: METROPOLIS SECRET FILES #1.