Four issues mini-series.

Previously published as Police Trap (Charlton, 1955) #6.

Just in time for Hallowe’en comes this 48 page anthology unloading the scares on a new generation from British horror fans. The Prince of Darkness comes face to face with an old foe in The Dracula Files story from Cavan Scott and Vincenzo Riccardi, Black Beth’s quest for vengeance continues from the fevered minds of Alec Worley and DaNi; World War I ghoul, Black Max attempts to cross back over into the world of the living in a story by Kek-W and Simon Coleby. Meanwhile, three scary stories are delivered straight from the mists!

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According to the University of Nebraska-Library this comic was sponsored officially by the Marine Corp and oversaw it’s contents and lists it as a comic published by the United States Government.

In the untitled first chapter of the graphic novel series adaption of Robert Lynn Asprin and Lynn Abbey's shared world anthology series Thieves World, set in the dangerous, crime-ridden fantasy city Sanctuary, a new governor comes to the city, a prince, who along with his loyal, hand-picked royal guardsmen, 'Hell Hounds' as they're called, he intends to clean up the town. But a town run by thieves guilds, brothels, and street urchins - and the odd wizard or two - doesn't clean up easily!

A Picnic's No Picnic!, O'Malley takes the Alley Cats on a picnic to try to shake their blues.

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Previously published as Blue Beetle (1955).

Poppo of the Popcorn Theatre is a comic book volume appearing during the Golden Age.The comics were promotional books handed out or sold in grocery stores during 1955-56 featuring Poppo the Clown.

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Promotional advertising supplement to The Houston Chronicle/Sponsored by Foleys department stores.

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No More Heroes is a self-published comic by Gordon Mclean and Ciao Oliviera, available both in digital format or limited edition printed version from the No More Heroes website. The first two issues are also available as a collected double issue.

Also including the Marvel Comics writing debut of Jay Baruchel (This is the End; Goon)!

Zod! Brainiac! Doomsday! Lobo! Seg-El’s enemies are closing in, and the future of his home planet of Krypton has been stolen. Join the fight to take it back when “Krypton” returns to SYFY on June 12.

The comic had several runs and was either sold or given away for free to almost four million readers.

NOTE: Indicia titled as "Fantastic Four".Marvel & Young Model Builders Club promotional comic.

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