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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.

by Various AP challenged the fans to send in their alternate history stories, and here they are. You history and war buffs will love the spin that these fans give this continuation of the Great War. You'll also get a kick out of some of the experimental aircraft and weaponry that are used in their stories. People who say there's a void of good war comics haven't read World War II: 1946! Cover by Ted Nomura. b&w, 40pg Cover price $3.95.

Limited Edition. This version is signed and numbered to 1,000 by Jeffrey Jones. The World Without End "Four Seasons" Portfolio set contains four full-color 11 x 14 art plates, plus an additional b&w plate exclusive to the limited edition set. The plates come in a large envelope which is signed and numbered by Jones with art printed on the front. All of the plates depict a red-haired forlorn woman who is drawn nude in most of the plates.

Catalog featuring Mego's World's Greatest Super Heroes! action figures from 1972-1982. Full color, 32 pages, slick paper stock.

Worldwide Classics Newsletters include information and cross-referencing charts for comparing U.S. editions with foreign editions. These fanzines also feature news, reviews, interviews and in-depth articles on Classics Illustrated comics. The cover for #1 features Classics Illustrated: The Three Musketeers Greek edition. 42 pages, B&W, 5.5-in. x 8.5-in. Cover price $1.50.

1st printing. By Gregory J. Edwards and Robin Cross. The title says it all - this is a collection of the worst movie posters of all time. This book will sterilize you with fear! Softcover, 8 1/2-in. x 12 1/2-in., 64 pages, full color.

"Lyric in Liquor" a short story, a snappy story, indeed, by Jack Woodford, who would soon explode on the scene as one of the pulp eras most prolific writers! The story is among his earliest and most little known!

Wrangler Blue Bell Great Moments in Rodeo #3: Saddle Bronc Riding starring Bill Linderman of Walla Walla, Washington. Full color, 5-in. x 3.5-in.

Wrangler Blue Bell Great Moments in Rodeo #15: Full color, 5-in. x 3.5-in.

Wrangler Authentic Western Jean Presents Buck Rutherford (Bull Riding) in "Ride 'em Cowboy!" (4 in a series of 6) is a Nabisco Shredded Wheat rodeo cereal box premium comic book. Copyrighted 1957 by Blue Bell, Greensboro North Carolina, and produced by Custom Comics. 16 pages, full color mini-comic, all newsprint, 7-in. x 3.25-in.

Analysis of the Windom Earle/Dale Cooper Chess game (with Chess analysis by John Jacobs); reviews of Twin Peaks on video; FWWM box office summary. Cover price $2.95.

1st printing. By Louisa Grandnitzer and Todd Pittson. X Marks the Spot reveals the people and places that helped make the show part of television history - from Chris Carter, David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson, to UFOs, scorched corpses, and blinding lights. Includes plot synopses of the first five years, explicit description of locations, and anecdotes about on set and with the stars. With more than 150 photos, X Marks the Spot is a fascinating primer for ground-breaking television. Softcover, 186 pages, B&W. Cover price $15.95.

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#10083-309 on cover. Cover painting by George Wilson. Inset cover photo of Ray Milland. Inside front cover intro with movie photo. "X, the Man with the X-Ray Eyes," script by Paul Newman, art by Frank Thorne; A doctor takes eye drops that give himself x-ray vision, but he gets more than he bargained for. Based on the 1963 film. Atomic Energy, Number 9: Alpha, Beta and Gamma Rays article. Back Cover reprint of the front cover as a pin-up. 36 pgs., full color. $0.12. Cover price $0.12.

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Reprints X-Files #1; Individually numbered from 1 to 120,000; Cover price $2.95.

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Cover by Miran Kim. Story by Stefan Petrucha. Art by Charles Adlard. "Hallow Eve". A dig in Africa recovers bones of what may be "Eve", mother of the human race. Unfortunately, everyone who touches them on their trip to a Massachusetts university ends up dead. Is there a ghost of the worlds first woman protecting the remains, or will Mulder and Scully find there is a more down to Earth explanation? 48 pages. Full color. Cover price $3.95.

Dynamic Forces Signed Edition. Signed by Charles Adlard and Stephen Petrucha - Limited to 2,500 copies. Includes Dynamic Forces certificate of authenticity. Cover by Miran Kim. Story by Stefan Petrucha. Art by Charles Adlard. "Hallow Eve". A dig in Africa recovers bones of what may be "Eve", mother of the human race. Unfortunately, everyone who touches them on their trip to a Massachusetts university ends up dead. Is there a ghost of the worlds first woman protecting the remains, or will Mulder and Scully find there is a more down to Earth explanation? 48 pages. Full color. Cover price $3.95.

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Cover by Miran Kim. "E.L.F.s." Story by John Rozum. Pencils by Gordon Purcell. Inks by Josef Rubenstein and company. The wife of an FBI agent is starting to have issues with her obstetrician. He thinks hes receiving signals from aliens through an implant. The agent asks Scully and Mulder to help. After interviewing all those concerned, and examining the good doctor, the X-Files agents determine there is nothing wrong with the doctor physically. Now they have to convince him of that too. Preferably soon, as he is quickly becoming a danger to those around him. And himself. 48 pages. Full color. Cover price $3.95.

Originally an insert to Star Wars Galaxy Magazine #2.

This edition does NOT include the bonus badge on the cover. British reprints of U.S. X-Files comics. "Not to be Opened Until X-Mas" by Stefan Petrucha and Charles Adlard. Also 5 pages back-up material (news, episode guides). 8-1/4 in. x 10-5/8 in.; full color; 32 pages.