Two Gun Western (1950) #5 continues from Casey: Crime Photographer (1949) #4.Two Gun Western (1950) #5 continues from My Love (1949) #4.

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Rough Cut is a series of Dead@17 tales with background information on supporting characters.

Cherry's Jubilee, published in 1992 as a spin-off of Cherry, which was originally published by Last Gasp comics. The series ran for four issues, providing a platform for Larry Welz and other artists to contribute to a collection of stories within each comic.

Red Mask series formerly Tim Holt #1-41.

A weekly boys comic from DC Thomson, Buddy concentrated on adventure strips rather than humour strips (like its stablemates Beano and Dandy). The first issue was published on 14th February 1981 and included a free 'Pop Pistol with Two Bullets'. Buddy issue two came with a free ‘Banshee wailer', while issue three included a free' Super Zoomer' a balloon that 'soars and swoops and loops the loop'...

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Before the Amazing Spider-Man and mysterious Dr. Strange, the legendary comic book artist Steve Ditko was conjuring all manners of horrors at his drawing table. In his first two years in the industry (1953 and1954), Ditko drew tales of macabre suspense that were not yet hobbled by the Comics Code Authority. These stories featured graphic bloodshed, dismemberment and blood-curdling acid baths as the ugly end to the lives of the dark and twisted inhabitants of Steve Ditko's imagination. Strange Suspense: The Steve Ditko Archives Vol. 1 features, for the first time, spectacular full-color reprints of every story from those first two years of his career. Beginning with Ditko's very first story to Ditko's short stint in the Joe Simon/Jack Kirby studio, to Ditko's eventual encampment at the Charlton Comics operation in 1954, readers will see the initial works of an artist already at a level of craftsmanship that exceeded most of his peers. The book also features editor Blake Bell's insightful introduction, providing historical background and speaking to Ditko's influence and his unique craft. "Fantastic... Raw and grotesque and beautifully drawn and presented." -- Dave Gibbons.

Continued from Whip Wilson, The Gunhawk ran during 1950 through 1951 for 7 issues.

Texas Kid ran during 1951 through 1952 for 10 issues.

The DC and DC's Young Animal--a grassroots mature reader imprint, creatively spearheaded by Gerard Way--crossover is here! Now some of the world's most famous superheroes appear alongside the DC's Young Animal misfits for some thrilling crime-fighting adventures.What happens when the Doom Patrol team of misfits meets Justice League of America, or the new Gotham vigilante Mother Panic comes face to face with Batman? Will Shade the Changing Girl be able to appease Wonder Woman and will Cave Carson be able to team up with Swamp Thing to destroy the evil, interdimensional corporation called RetCo from the inside? Valid questions. Very valid. How will we ever find out the answer?...

Series continues as "Audrey & Melvin" (Harvey, 1974) for issue #62.

Part of the "Harvey Classics" series.

Little Dot Dotland (1962) #62 continues to Dot Dotland (1974) #63.

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In the tropical paradise of Jungle City, a team of heroes will emerge: Go-GoGorilla, Anubia, Shellhead, Lady Waterdragon, Mega Mouse, and Quick Cat... The Jungle Crew! Full-color, "funny-animal" super-heroes return to comics in two rollicking, self-contained adventures! Featuring a cover by the master of the genre, the inimitable Scott Shaw!

Being a Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man means friends and foes alike! But whether Spidey’s slinging jokes or slinging webs, he’s sure to bring a smile to the faces of readers of all ages! Come discover your Spider-Sense of adventure in the latest issue of this bombastic series that’s got everyone from one to 100 talking!