The Marvel Bumper Comic was fortnightly Marvel UK title reprinting a variety of strips from various licensed Marvel titles, most of which had already seen print in another of Marvel UK's titles. Early issues included Slimer from the Real Ghostbusters, Doctor Who strips from Incredible Hulk Presents and Doctor Who Magazine, Lew Stringer's Combat Colin, Scooby-Doo and Popeye, but strips rotated from issue to issue so that during the series run characters such as Count Duckula, Tom and Jerry, C-3PO and R2-D2 (from the Droids comic, rather than Star Wars), the Defenders of the Earth, William Tell, the Hulk and Spider-Man all appeared. With issue 28 it absorbed Marvel UK's Alf comic. The first issue was cover dated 1st October 1988, and the final, thirty-first issue 22nd July 1989. There was also a single holiday special released.

Giveaway published for Wal-Mart with a tie-in to the Iron Man I movie.

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Spider-Man seasonal specials from Marvel UK. There were nine summer and seven winter specials between 1979 and 1987.

Published from November 1955 to November 1956 with 4 total issues numbered 1-4.

A comic tie-in to the game published by DC Comics. Only 100 issues were printed leading this to be the ultimate "holy grail" of twisted metal memorabilia. The issue serves as a background for the Twisted Metal tournaments head Calypso.

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Who is Tad Caldwell? For Nathan, Shawn, Eric, and Jonathan, the mystery begins in 1989 in suburban Metairie, Louisiana. The four teenagers hold a weekly horror movie night. But one Friday, Shawn plays a tape that proves more real than anything they've ever seen--and Nathan is the victim. Before Nathan watches himself die, his video double calls out a name: Tad Caldwell--a reclusive science-fiction writer whose last book came out in the 1960s. In the New Orleans shop where the tape originated, the owner gives him a book by Caldwell. Years before, a UFO encounter led to the suspicious disappearance of the writer's son, Roger. Before his disgrace, Caldwell wrote the only book he could--the revelations he believed the aliens left in his mind--a harrowing bible of alien philosophy, occult science, telepathy, electronic voice phenomenon and time travel. Nathan fearfully reads Caldwell's book. It claims to unlock telepathic powers to communicate with the past--even over magnetic video and audio tapes. Then, Theresa re-enters his life. Years before, the young Finnish woman once stayed as an exchange student with Nathan and his mother. But, the relationship between mother and son has been troubled since the loss of Nathan's father in a car crash years earlier. Nathan and Theresa seek out the reclusive Tad Caldwell in search of answers. Living in rural Batesville, Mississippi, the elderly writer welcomes the company. Theresa doesn't trust him, but Nathan won't listen--even as evidence mounts that Caldwell may be more than he seems. He works on a mysterious satellite dish next to his house. Odd noises emanate from his basement. Nathan refuses to notice. The old man restores the father figure he lost years before. Then, Caldwell disappears...

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True love. Fashion forward fascism. Double agent — love/murder. Science via crime via COPRA. Origin story: DY DY.

SERIES PREMIERE Eisner Award-winning writer KELLY THOMPSON heads to Image for the first time with BLACK CLOAK, an all-new series with artist MEREDITH McCLAREN! Blade Runner style mixes with SAGA-esque drama in a delectable fantasy/sci-fi blend as two Black Cloaks try to solve the murder of a beloved prince in Kiros, the last city in the known world, before his murder tips the city into war.

ANNATAZ SI KCAB! Zatanna, one of the last people awake on Earth, must defend her unconscious allies Wonder Woman and Detective Chimp from Insomnia's Sleepless Knights--led by their horrifying Sleepless Queen! But the outnumbered Zatanna can't do it alone. She uses her magic to summon any champion that is still awake, which puts her in an unlikely team-up with one of the world's strangest superheroes: the Unstoppable Doom Patrol's Robotman!

ENTER: TETH-SHAZAM?! Of all Earth's heroes, Billy Batson is the only one in double danger--because he and the Captain are each haunted by their own set of nightmares! And if the World's Mightiest Mortal can't survive his own fears, what chance does the rest of the Shazamily have?

Back in space to face his greatest fear! Something is wrong in Sector 2814, and Hal Jordan, Kilowog, and a few other Lanterns must find the mysterious disturbance, despite a ban on any of Earth's Green Lanterns leaving their world. What they discover is a planet controlled by a familiar face--the face of Hal's greatest fear! And in a backup story, Sinestro finds himself thrust into a new reality that drags him into the darkest corners of his past...and perhaps his future.

After the Flash Family freed Barry Allen from the dimension Pariah locked him in, the Scarlet Speedster was able to return home for some quality time with Iris and his other loved ones. But after the world is plunged into the Nightmare Realm, Barry's trapped in a different cage, and he'll have to find a way out on his own!

Rehema and Idi live in a small and tight-knit Tanzanian community where they believe that their son is safe. When outsiders learn of the infant's existence, word filters back to a local Witch Doctor, and these parents must take extreme action to keep Kwasi safe as The Doctor and his Harvester come for the infant's white flesh! A witch doctor tells a "harvester" that he needs the blood of a ghost -- an albino. A baby with albinism is spotted in the village market, with his mother who overhears muttering about the child. When she returns home, visibly upset, and tells her husband, he vows to keep Kwasi safe. Idi is unable to keep his promise when he is murdered himself. His wife Rehema flees the village with her son.

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EMMA KUBERT, the artist behind Frank Miller Presents’ Frank Miller’s Pandora and Image Comics’ INKBLOT and RADIANT PINK, introduces her whimsically twisted tale STONEHEART, a new ongoing action/adventure fantasy series!Bubbly and headstrong Shayde Whisper has been inexplicably exiled from her magical guild and relocated, left only with vague memories and romanticized hope. But when she hears a sinister voice in her head that awakens a power beyond her comprehension, she’ll traverse her past and present to unravel her prestigious place within the mystical land of Athea!

Edwin Paine and Charles Rowland have a lot in common - they’re both English schoolboys who love a good detective story, and they’ve been known to dabble in mystery-solving themselves. They’re also both dead, a condition which has proven to be less of a hindrance than one might think. From the pages of THE SANDMAN, Neil Gaiman's intrepid dead schoolboys head back to the horror that is St. Hilarion's School; the place where they both were murdered.