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Extensive coverage of Spider-Man 3, plus interviews with Todd McFarlane, Eva Mendes, Ali Larter, Zack Snyder, Guillermo Del Toro, and Lacey Chabert. Magazine format; full color; 144 slick pages. Numbered 183B in indicia. Cover price $5.99.

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From the pages of Wizard: The Comics Magazine. Featuring: The Top 100 Trade Paperbacks Of All Time - the greatest comic stories ever told (included in the top 10 are Maus: A Survivor's Tale, Watchmen, Batman: The Dark Knight Returns 10th Anniversary Edition, Sandman Vol. 4: Season of Mists, Ultimate Spider-Man Vol. 1, Batman: Year One, Daredevil: Born Again, Marvels, Superman: Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?, and X-Men: The Dark Phoenix Saga); nine of the most bizarre comic covers of yesteryear; comics' funniest moments.

Focusing on a wealth of comics-based Hollywood projectsand boasting a Wizard Premiere Photo Cover spotlighting Christian Bale as Batman in Warner Bros. Pictures' Batman Begins, and chock-full of Wizard's fan-favorite columns, Wizard Mega Movie Issue will also offer the following Hollywood-themed features: Bryan Singer Wizard Q&A Interview: Director Bryan Singer talks about the new Superman Returns film and casting, along with why he left the X-Men franchise, in this nine-page interview; Batman Begins: More news on the anticipated film, including specifics on the Batmobile and a close-up look at the new Batsuit; Fantastic Four: An exclusive set visit, including the first in-depth look at Dr. Doom, with never-before-seen photos and a conversation with the designer of the Doom costume; ? Spider-Man 3: Wizard interviews Spider-Man director Sam Raimi and asks, "Who's the next villain?" Also, a rundown of all the various Spidey villains -- including Venom, Lizard, Black Cat, and others -- with Wizard's take on who will face off against Spidey in the third film; ? Wolverine The Movie: Weapon X or Ninja Showdown?: Wizard reviews the top comic plots for the Wolverine solo film that's scheduled for release after X-Men 3; 55 Comic Movie Things We Can't Wait to See: From a Superman/Batman movie to the Green Lantern film to The Flash, the Wizard staff takes a look at comics movie things they can't wait to see; Casting Call: Iron Man/Namor: Wizard casts its picks for both, and commissions artists to create movie posters for the upcoming films; The Rollicking Life and Mysterious Death of Superman George Reeves: An in-depth look at the incredible popularity of Superman TV star George Reeves and the question surrounding his death: Was it murder or suicide?; Celebrity Magic Words: Celebrities answer fandom's favorite comic book movie questions; Comic Movie Debates: Best movie of all time: Spider-Man 2 or X2? Best hero: Tobey Maguire or Hugh Jackman? Hottest chick in spandex: Rebecca Romijn or Michelle Pfeiffer? Wizard debates the burning comic movie questions; Optioned Comic Book Movie Rundown: A listing of nearly every top comic movie ever optioned; Top comics creators like Alex Ross, Brian Michael Bendis, Bryan Hitch, Geoff Johns, Joe Quesada, and more talk about their favorite comic movie memories; Wizard Price Guide: Featuring the "77 Most Collectible Batman Comics Ever"...and toys and cels and other neat stuff! Plus, a seven-page guide on the most valuable and obscure comic movie props and paraphernalia ever; and Wizard Edge: The Indie Comics Magazine returns as a special 20-page bonus inside this issue! Cover price $4.99.

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Focusing on a wealth of comics-based Hollywood projects and boasting a Wizard Premiere Photo Cover spotlighting Christian Bale as Batman in Warner Bros. Pictures' Batman Begins, and chock-full of Wizard's fan-favorite columns, Wizard Mega Movie Issue will also offer the following Hollywood-themed features: Bryan Singer Wizard Q&A Interview: Director Bryan Singer talks about the new Superman Returns film and casting, along with why he left the X-Men franchise, in this nine-page interview; Batman Begins: More news on the anticipated film, including specifics on the Batmobile and a close-up look at the new Batsuit; Fantastic Four: An exclusive set visit, including the first in-depth look at Dr. Doom, with never-before-seen photos and a conversation with the designer of the Doom costume; ? Spider-Man 3: Wizard interviews Spider-Man director Sam Raimi and asks, "Who's the next villain?" Also, a rundown of all the various Spidey villains -- including Venom, Lizard, Black Cat, and others -- with Wizard's take on who will face off against Spidey in the third film; ? Wolverine The Movie: Weapon X or Ninja Showdown?: Wizard reviews the top comic plots for the Wolverine solo film that's scheduled for release after X-Men 3; 55 Comic Movie Things We Can't Wait to See: From a Superman/Batman movie to the Green Lantern film to The Flash, the Wizard staff takes a look at comics movie things they can't wait to see; Casting Call: Iron Man/Namor: Wizard casts its picks for both, and commissions artists to create movie posters for the upcoming films; The Rollicking Life and Mysterious Death of Superman George Reeves: An in-depth look at the incredible popularity of Superman TV star George Reeves and the question surrounding his death: Was it murder or suicide?; Celebrity Magic Words: Celebrities answer fandom's favorite comic book movie questions; Comic Movie Debates: Best movie of all time: Spider-Man 2 or X2? Best hero: Tobey Maguire or Hugh Jackman? Hottest chick in spandex: Rebecca Romijn or Michelle Pfeiffer? Wizard debates the burning comic movie questions; Optioned Comic Book Movie Rundown: A listing of nearly every top comic movie ever optioned; Top comics creators like Alex Ross, Brian Michael Bendis, Bryan Hitch, Geoff Johns, Joe Quesada, and more talk about their favorite comic movie memories; Wizard Price Guide: Featuring the "77 Most Collectible Batman Comics Ever"...and toys and cels and other neat stuff! Plus, a seven-page guide on the most valuable and obscure comic movie props and paraphernalia ever; and Wizard Edge: The Indie Comics Magazine returns as a special 20-page bonus inside this issue! Cover price $5.99.

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Focusing on a wealth of comics-based Hollywood projects and boasting a Wizard Premiere Photo Cover spotlighting Christian Bale as Batman in Warner Bros. Pictures' Batman Begins, and chock-full of Wizard's fan-favorite columns, Wizard Mega Movie Issue will also offer the following Hollywood-themed features: Bryan Singer Wizard Q&A Interview: Director Bryan Singer talks about the new Superman Returns film and casting, along with why he left the X-Men franchise, in this nine-page interview; Batman Begins: More news on the anticipated film, including specifics on the Batmobile and a close-up look at the new Batsuit; Fantastic Four: An exclusive set visit, including the first in-depth look at Dr. Doom, with never-before-seen photos and a conversation with the designer of the Doom costume; ? Spider-Man 3: Wizard interviews Spider-Man director Sam Raimi and asks, "Who's the next villain?" Also, a rundown of all the various Spidey villains -- including Venom, Lizard, Black Cat, and others -- with Wizard's take on who will face off against Spidey in the third film; ? Wolverine The Movie: Weapon X or Ninja Showdown?: Wizard reviews the top comic plots for the Wolverine solo film that's scheduled for release after X-Men 3; 55 Comic Movie Things We Can't Wait to See: From a Superman/Batman movie to the Green Lantern film to The Flash, the Wizard staff takes a look at comics movie things they can't wait to see; Casting Call: Iron Man/Namor: Wizard casts its picks for both, and commissions artists to create movie posters for the upcoming films; The Rollicking Life and Mysterious Death of Superman George Reeves: An in-depth look at the incredible popularity of Superman TV star George Reeves and the question surrounding his death: Was it murder or suicide?; Celebrity Magic Words: Celebrities answer fandom's favorite comic book movie questions; Comic Movie Debates: Best movie of all time: Spider-Man 2 or X2? Best hero: Tobey Maguire or Hugh Jackman? Hottest chick in spandex: Rebecca Romijn or Michelle Pfeiffer? Wizard debates the burning comic movie questions; Optioned Comic Book Movie Rundown: A listing of nearly every top comic movie ever optioned; Top comics creators like Alex Ross, Brian Michael Bendis, Bryan Hitch, Geoff Johns, Joe Quesada, and more talk about their favorite comic movie memories; Wizard Price Guide: Featuring the "77 Most Collectible Batman Comics Ever"...and toys and cels and other neat stuff! Plus, a seven-page guide on the most valuable and obscure comic movie props and paraphernalia ever; and Wizard Edge: The Indie Comics Magazine returns as a special 20-page bonus inside this issue! Cover price $5.99.

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Wonder Duck Adventure at the Rodeo of the Fearless Quack (Wisco Mini-Comic) is a promotional giveaway distributed by a variety of merchants including Wisco "99" Service Stations, Carnation Malted Milk, Klarer Health Wieners, Fleers Dubble Bubble Gum, Rodeo All-Meat Wieners, Perfect Potato Chips, & others. Back cover blank or printed with information about participating sponsor. 24 pages, full color, 7-in. x 3.5-in., all newsprint, no cover price.

Wonder Woman and the Star Riders vs. Purrsia, Kellogg's Cinnamon Mini Buns mini comic (measuring 2-3/4 x 4-1/4 inches) was the only promotional item ever released based on the never-seen Wonder Woman cartoon series. This series was to have run on the heels of shows like She-Ra. The mini-comic was released in some areas in 1993 with Kellogg's Cinammon Mini Buns cereal. Note that Wonder Woman has a different costume and several companions, the Star Riders--Ice, Dolphin, Starlily and Solara. Dolphin and Ice come from the DC comics universe. The storyline involves WW and her friends retrieving stolen gems from the villianess Purrsia. More fantasy than superhero fare. A rare mini comic and an excellent, unusual piece of Wonder Woman memorabilia. There are three other comics in the Cinnamon Mini Buns giveaway series: Flash vs. Dr. Polaris, Justice League of America vs. Amazo, and Superman vs. Metallo. These were mailed in a flat, white envelope with a thank-you card. No artist or writer listed.

Add to cart CGC 9.8 $150.00 or Best Offer View scans Paper: White Pizza Hut Collector's Edition. Label #4089014005 Consignment. 3% buyer's premium charged at checkout.

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Special collectors edition giveaway exclusively from pizza hut. Reprints Wonder Woman #60. Reprinted 1977.

1st printing. Illustrated by Will Gibbons. Features a full color Frontispiece with Black and white illustrations throughout. Hardcover, 7 1/4" x 9 3/4", 62 pages, text w/B&W illustrations.

Limited Variant Cover by ERIC SHANOWER. Written by ERIC SHANOWER Pencils by SKOTTIE YOUNG. The premiere American fantasy adventure gets the Merry Marvel treatment! Eisner Award-winning writer/artist Eric Shanower (Age of Bronze) teams up with fan-favorite artist Skottie Young (New X-Men) to bring L. Frank Baum's beloved classic to life! When Kansas farm girl Dorothy flies away to the magical Land of Oz, she fatally flattens a Wicked Witch, liberates a living Scarecrow and is hailed by the Munchkin people as a great sorceress...but all she really wants to know is: how does she get home? 32 PGS./All Ages ...$3.99 Cover price $3.99.

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Written by ERIC SHANOWER Penciled by SKOTTIE YOUNG Cover by SKOTTIE YOUNG Featuring an early look at the designs for Marvel Comics new adaptation of "The Wizard of Oz", with a foreword and comments by series writer Eric Shanower. 7x11 16 pgs. Partial Color. Cover price $1.00.

1st printing. Written by L. Frank Baum. Adapted by David Chauvel. Art by Enrique Fernandez. Rediscover this wonderful world of Oz, along with the fantastic and familiar characters who inhabit it, in this fresh adaptation of L. FRANK BAUM's classic by DAVID CHAUVEL, featuring the breathtaking artwork of ENRIQUE FERNANDEZ. Originally published in France and winner of the prestigious 2005 Grand Prix de La Ville De Lyon Award of Illustration, this all-new adaptation of THE WIZARD OF OZ is presented here for the first time in English. Softcover, 8 1/2-in. X 11-in., full color. Cover price $9.99.

"Spider-Chick" Edition Virgin Cover by Taurus - limited to 100 copies. An art book featuring "cosplay" style cover art.

"Spider-Chick" Unmasked Edition Virgin Cover by Taurus - limited to 100 copies. An art book featuring "cosplay" style cover art.

"Spider-Chick" Lingerie Edition Virgin Cover by Taurus - limited to 100 copies. An art book featuring "cosplay" style cover art.

"Spider-Chick" Nude Edition Virgin Cover by Taurus - limited to 100 copies. An art book featuring "cosplay" style cover art.

20 pages. full story line. Chilly Willy appearance. 1955 chevy.

Woody Woodpecker Meets Scotty MacTape Scotch Tape. Promotional comic.

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Cover by Glenn Whitmore. Written by James Chambers, Terrance Griep, Jr., Gary Carlson and Jeff Pedigo. Art by Glenn Whitmore, Tony Manginelli, Bob Rivard, Vatche Mavlian, Ron Fontes and Tim Stiles. The creator of Big Bang Comics continues to celebrate the magic of comics history with five great stories from the twilight of the GOLDEN AGE and the beginning of the SILVER AGE with this all new edition of WORLD CLASS COMICS! In this issue: Dr. Stellar faces both Professor Panic and a giant comet on a collision course with Earth in "If a Star Should Fall!" by James Chambers and Glenn Whitmore; Vita-Man pops his Panacea Pills to take on a gang operating out of a gym in "Menace of the Miracle Oil Montebank!" by Terrance Griep, Jr., Tony Manginelli and Bob Rivard; the Atomic Sub leads an expedition to a fabled shipwreck where they discover an angry amphibious dinosaur that may have sunk the Goliath in the first place in "The Demon from the Depths!!" by Gary Carlson and Vatche Mavlian; the mysterious origin of Mr. Martian in "The Miraculous Marooned Man from Mars!" by Jeff Pedigo and Ron Fontes -- is he here to save us or to prepare for the invasion when Mars attacks Earth?; and only Speed Queen can stop a maniac from using stolen uranium to commit crimes via telephone in "Dr. Diabolical's Atomic Conundrum?!!" by Terrance Griep, Jr. and Tim Stiles. 40 pages, B&W. Cover price $4.95.

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Cover pencils by Wally Wood, inks by Bret Blevins and Al Williamson. Text page about Wally Wood and Nick Cuti's apprenticeship to Wood. Prelude to Armageddon, script by Nicola Cuti [as Nick Cuti] and Wally Wood, art by Wally Wood. The Battle of Britain!, art by Wallace Wood. The Manhunters, script by Gerry Boudreau, art by Wallace Wood. 36 pgs. $1.75. Cover price $1.75.

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Cover art by Wally Wood. Text page about Wally Wood and Nick Cuti's apprenticeship to Wood. Killer Hawk, script by Bill Dubay, art by Wally Wood. The Mummy, script by Russ Jones (credited to Wally Wood), pencils by Dan Adkins (credited to Wally Wood), inks by Wally Wood; Adaptation of the classic horror movie. To Kill A God, script and art by Wally Wood. 36 pgs. $1.75. Cover price $1.75.

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Painted cover art by Wally Wood. The Flying Saucers Spawn of Terror, pencils by Wallace Wood, inks by Wallace Wood and Greg Theakston (art reconstruction). The Flying Saucers Part Two - First Contact. The Flying Saucers Part Two - Final Objective. Skull of the Sorcerer, script by Gerry Boudreau, pencils by Al Williamson, inks by Al Williamson and Wallace Wood. 36 pgs. $1.75. Cover price $2.00.

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by Ted Nomura World War II: 1946 goes where even its predecessor series, Luftwaffe: 1946, did not ? extending to the Pacific Theater and the Russian Front. In this alternate history of World War II, the ripples of change begin decades earlier, with German air ace Hermann Goring killed in 1917, and U.S. Army Captain Harry Truman in 1918. Secret German finds in Mongolia and Antarctica in 1937 and '38 allow Hitler to expand his plans for Earth. In 1940: a cease-fire with England. In 1941: Moscow falls. All the while, the Holocaust kills millions. But the worst turn for the allies comes in May of 1944, when a dress-rehearsal for D-Day ? Operation Tiger ? ends in disaster, and Hitler discovers through captured papers that the Allied plan for invasion is indeed Normandy! With D-Day prolonged into a war of attrition, the war extends to 1946. Now follow this altered conflict through the eyes of our enemies, with "Angels of the Luftwaffe" returning in this issue, and the advanced "Japanese Kamikaze: 1946" missions starting next issue under the title "Born to Die." FC, 20pg$2.50" Cover price $2.50.

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by Ted Nomura BORN TO DIE?In April 1945, the Japanese 70,000-ton battleship Yamato, armed with the first experimental atomic bomb, became the ultimate kamikaze on its way to join the Battle of Okinawa. But Yamato was sunk en route by overwhelming American air power. With America's own atomic program delayed, the invasion of Japan commenced in late 1945 with terrible casualties, as predicted, on both sides. By 1946, in their desperation for defense, the Japanese throw everything into their arsenal, including suicide frogmen and schoolkids flying crude rocket kamikazes. FC, 20pg" Cover price $2.50.

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by Ted Nomura In June 1941, Hitler launches his long-awaited invasion of the Soviet Union and the Luftwaffe destroys most of the Red Air Force. But the "Stalin Hawks" rise from the ashes like a phoenix, growing into a lethal weapon of the air, first against the Nazis, and later against their former allies. In these "Altered Wars," the German Army succeeds in reaching Moscow in 1941, and the Soviet forces fight an even more bitter war to gain it back. In the chaos, Stalin, already paranoid with conspiracy, unleashes his own dreaded program of a "Soviet Solution" to win the war! FC, 20pg" Cover price $2.50.

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by Ted Nomura In this altered World War II, the Japanese make their attack a week early on Pearl Harbor while the American Volunteer Group (AVG), better known as the Flying Tigers, is also en route to bomb Japan and are recalled, only to secretly make another bombing attack on December 7th! FC, 20pg" Cover price $2.50.

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by Ted Nomura Back from the pages of Luftwaffe: 1946, Col. J.J. Condorcet's special Commando team once again uses their special submarine, the Hunley (named after the Civil War Confederate sub of the same name) to pursue another Nazi carrier, the Potsdam, shortly after concluding their Operation Saturn in 1946. Enroute, the team runs afoul of a special Type XXI U-boat towing a submerged V-2 rocket aimed at Washington D.C., and must divert to stop that. But then an emergency arises and J.J. must hurry off to meet his most dangerous ally, Comrade Birdboy, a.k.a. Yosef Soyuz, to prevent the Soviets from obtaining the Nazi's darkest secret, the Black Holocaust. Accompanying him are the men of the X-Corps, led by Lt. Stoner and Sgt. Morrow. Facing them are their counterparts, Sgt. Blitzer and the Sonderkommando Oberlicht (as in Mika Oberlicht, J.J.'s nemesis), created specially by Hitler to destroy the Hunley Commandos!" Cover price $2.50.

by Ted Nomura AP Core Title! "Korea"?In real history, the Korean War broke out 50 years ago during June 1950, as the Cold War between the United States and Soviet Union turned into Hot War when pro-Communist North Korea invaded pro-Western South Korea, and there was fear that this would be the opening shots for World War III. In this altered World War II, friction between the Western Allies and the pro-Communists has already reached the boiling point, causing shots against each other to increase and resulting in the breaking of the joint surrender terms against the Germans. A new "Phony War" begins on the German border, while things get hotter in Asia. Former "Tuskegee Airmen" commander General Davis leads the deployment of the new F-86 Sabre jets to Korea to confront the Soviet "volunteer" MiG-15 group commanded by Colonel Kozhedub and a special female unit led by Major Soyuz! NOTE: This will be the last issue of the first volume of the World War II:1946 series, to be followed by a six-part Kamikaze: 1946 series starting next month on a bimonthly schedule. A new World War II: 1946 series will return in the future. FC, 20pg Cover price $2.50.