Omnibus comic books

Volume 4 - 1st printing. Collects Lone Wolf and Cub TPB (2000-2002 Digest) Volume 8-9, and stories from Volume 10.

Written by Kazuo Koike. Art by Goseki Kojima. Cover by Frank Miller and Lynn Varley.

Once the shogun's loyal retainer and now a disgraced exile, Ogami Itto travels a path of vengeance with his son, Daigoro. As the authors of Itto's fall, the Yagyu clan will stop at nothing to bury their treachery, and Itto will stop at nothing to bury the Yagyu! Nearly 700 pages, value priced.

Over one million copies sold of the original Dark Horse series!

Softcover, 5-in. x 7-in., 696 pages, B&W. Mature Readers

Cover price $19.99.

Volume 5 - 1st printing. Collects Lone Wolf and Cub TPB (2000-2002 Digest) two stories from Volume 10 and all of volumes 11 and 12.

Written by Kazuo Koike. Art by Goseki Kojima. Cover by Frank Miller and Lynn Varley.

Separated from his son while battling Yagyu assassins, Itto Ogami's mission of retribution heats to a boil as he cuts through any obstacle to find his missing child. But little Daigoro, though a mere toddler, is the son of the most formidable and resourceful samurai in the land. Though alone in a cruel world, Daigoro has the heart of a warrior!

Softcover, 5-in. x 7-in., 712 pages, B&W. Mature Readers

Cover price $19.99.

Volume 6 - 1st printing.

Written by Kazuo Koike. Art by Goseki Kojima. Cover by Frank Miller and Lynn Varley.

Yagy Retsud's quest to kill gami Itt has cost him three brave sons, countless warriors, and an eye. But Retsud has two illegitimate children, a son and a daughter who are nothing to Retsud but another sword and a vessel to carry a true heir to the Yagy?!

The acclaimed classic by Kazuo Koike and Goseki Kojima.

Softcover, 5-in. x 7-in., 696 pages, B&W. Mature Readers

Cover price $19.99.

Volume 7 - 1st printing.

Written by Kazuo Koike. Art by Goseki Kojima. Cover by Frank Miller and Lynn Varley.

Yagyu Retsudo will stop at nothing to kill Itto Ogami - even sending his last child to kill the Lone Wolf. And if his daughter can't finish the job, Retsudo is prepared to offer a reward for Itto that should have every bounty hunter, ronin, and peasant out for Itto's head! Collects Four stories from volumes 15, all of volume 16, and two stories from from volume 17.

The acclaimed classic by Kazuo Koike and Goseki Kojima. Over 700 pages, value priced.

Softcover, 5-in. x 7-in., 696 pages, B&W. Mature Readers

Cover price $19.99.

Volume 8 - 1st printing.

Written by Kazuo Koike. Art by Goseki Kojima. Cover by Frank Miller and Lynn Varley.

Yagy Retsud's failure to stop Ogami Itt has brought an ultimatum from the shogun: kill the Lone Wolf or face execution. But Yagy will not go forth empty handed. To aid his cause, the shogun places the Firewatchers - his own elite bodyguards - under Yagy's command!

Collects three stories from Lone Wolf and Cub Volume 17, all of volume 18, and two stories from volume 19.

Softcover, 5-in. x 7-in., 696 pages, B&W. Mature

Readers. Cover price $19.99.

Volume 9 - 1st printing.

Written by Kazuo Koike. Art by Goseki Kojima. Cover by Frank Miller and Lynn Varley.

With waves of warriors seemingly incapable of killing ronin sword master Ogami Itto, the shogun opts for stealth and subterfuge to attack the Lone Wolf. Using a network of prostitute spies to corner Itt?, a master poisoner waits in the shadows to accomplish what razor-sharp steel could not!

Collects two stories from Lone Wolf and Cub volume 19, all of volume 20 and four stories from volume 21.

Softcover, 5-in. x 7-in., 672 pages, B&W. Mature Readers

Cover price $19.99.

Volume 10 - 1st printing.

Written by Kazuo Koike. Art by Goseki Kojima. Cover by Frank Miller and Lynn Varley.

Like leaves circling a maelstrom, Ogami Itto and his mortal enemy, Yagyū Retsudō, are drawn inexorably toward their final confrontation. As torrential rains pound Edo, Yagy's forces race to find Ogami before a boatload of explosives reaches him and provides the means to destroy the Yagy?, once and for all!

Softcover, 5-in. x 7-in., 696 pages, B&W. Mature Readers

Cover price $19.99.

Volume 11 - 1st printing.

Written by Kazuo Koike. Art by Goseki Kojima. Cover by Frank Miller and Lynn Varley.

The swords of Ogami Itto and Yagyū Retsudō stand waiting for the mortal enemies' final confrontation, but Yagy? is imprisoned in Edo Castle, with conniving poisoner Abeno as his warden. Retsud? has two deadly options - take Abeno's prepared meals and be slowly poisoned or die of hunger and thirst!

Softcover, 5-in. x 7-in., 736 pages, B&W. Mature Readers

Cover price $19.99.

Volume 12 - 1st printing.

Written by Kazuo Koike. Art by Goseki Kojima. Cover by Frank Miller and Lynn Varley.

The road to hell ends here! The final confrontation between Ogami Itto and Yagyu Retsudo is finally at hand as the two ultimate swordsmen face off in a titanic struggle to settle their scores once and for all-and determine the fate of the Lone Wolf's Cub, little Daigoro!

Collects "Drifting Shadows" and "Straw Boy" from volume 26 and all of volumes 27 and 28.

Softcover, 5-in. x 7-in., 720 pages, B&W. Mature Readers

Cover price $19.99.

Volume 1-2 - 1st printing. Story and art by Satoshi Mizukami. Lucifer and the Biscuit Hammer is a fan-favorite manga series that is nothing short of a full-throttle, energetic, and mesmerizing experience. Seven Seas is pleased to release this hotly anticipated series in in its entirety in five omnibus editions. Everything about college student Amamiya Yuuhi is average: grades, looks, and his blasé outlook on life. So what happens when he awakens one day to a talking lizard, who informs him that there is a gigantic hammer in outer space that is poised to split the Earth into pieces and requests his allegiance in the fight against the forces of evil? Pretend it never happened? Unfortunately for Yuuhi, a bit of coercion in the form of a super-powered princess prevents him from returning to his mediocre life-as-usual. Softcover, 5-in. x 7-in., 432 pages, B&W. NOTE: These are Japanese manga-style GNs and are meant to be read right-to-left. Cover price $18.99.

Volume 3-4 - 1st printing. Story and art by Satoshi Mizukami. Everything about college student Amamiya Yuuhi is average: grades, looks, and his blasé outlook on life. So what happens when he awakens one day to a talking lizard, who informs him that there is a gigantic hammer in outer space that is poised to split the Earth into pieces and requests his allegiance in the fight against the forces of evil? Pretend it never happened? Unfortunately for Yuuhi, a bit of coercion in the form of a super-powered princess prevents him from returning to his mediocre life-as-usual. Yuuhi will join forces with the capricious princess and a motley crew of companions to fight back against an evil mage and his horrifying homunculus before the Biscuit Hammer can destroy the planet! Softcover, 5-in. x 7-in., 432 pages, B&W. NOTE: These are Japanese manga-style GNs and are meant to be read right-to-left. Cover price $18.99.

Volume 5-6 - 1st printing. Story and art by Satoshi Mizukami. The third omnibus edition of the zany adventures of one college kid stuck with the task of saving the world from global destruction! Everything about college student Amamiya Yuuhi is average: grades, looks, and his blasé outlook on life. So what happens when he awakens one day to a talking lizard, who informs him that there is a gigantic hammer in outer space that is poised to split the Earth into pieces and requests his allegiance in the fight against the forces of evil? In the adventure of a lifetime, Yuuhi will join forces with the capricious princess and a motley crew of companions to fight back against an evil mage and his horrifying homunculus before the Biscuit Hammer can destroy the planet! Softcover, 5-in. x 7-in., 432 pages, B&W. NOTE: These are Japanese manga-style GNs and are meant to be read right-to-left. Cover price $18.99.

Volume 7-8 - 1st printing. Story and art by Satoshi Mizukami. Everything about college student Amamiya Yuuhi is average: grades, looks, and his blasé outlook on life. So what happens when he awakens one day to a talking lizard, who informs him that there is a gigantic hammer in outer space that is poised to split the Earth into pieces and requests his allegiance in the fight against the forces of evil? Yuuhi will join forces with the capricious princess and a motley crew of companions to fight back against an evil mage and his horrifying homunculus before the Biscuit Hammer can destroy the planet! Collects volumes 7 and 8 of the original manga series. Softcover, 5-in. x 7-in., 432 pages, B&W. NOTE: These are Japanese manga-style GNs and are meant to be read right-to-left. Cover price $18.99.

Volume 9-10 - 1st printing. Story and art by Satoshi Mizukami. Everything about college student Amamiya Yuuhi is average: grades, looks, and his blasé outlook on life. So what happens when he awakens one day to a talking lizard, who informs him that there is a gigantic hammer in outer space that is poised to split the Earth into pieces and requests his allegiance in the fight against the forces of evil? Pretend it never happened? In the adventure of a lifetime, Yuuhi will join forces with a capricious space princess and a motley crew of companions to fight back against an evil mage and his horrifying homunculus before the Biscuit Hammer can destroy the planet! Collects volume 9 and 10 of the original manga. Softcover, 5-in. x 7-in., 432 pages, B&W. NOTE: These are Japanese manga-style GNs and are meant to be read right-to-left. Cover price $18.99.

Volume 1 - 1st printing. Collects Sandman Presents Lucifer (1999) #1-3, Lucifer (2000-2006 Vertigo) #1-35, and Lucifer: Nirvana (2002).

Written by Mike S. Carey. Art by Scott Hampton, Peter Gross, Dean Ormston, Christopher Moeller, John J. Muth, Ryan Kelly, Chris Weston, Craig Hamilton, Warren Pleece, and James Hodgkins. Cover by Christopher Moeller. Foreword by Neil Gaiman. Introduction by Mike Carey.

From the pages of THE SANDMAN, Lucifer Morningstar, the former Lord of Hell, is unexpectedly called back into action when he receives a mission from Heaven. But once he completes his mission, the Prince of Darkness' demand shakes the foundation of Heaven and Hell. Then, the Lightbringer begins work on a New Creation outside the bounds of any authority but his own. And Lucifer must now face the challenge of single combat to the death with his brother, the angel of the Host Amenadiel.

Hardcover, 1,000 pages, full color. MATURE READERS

Cover price $125.00.

Volume 1 - 2nd or Later Printings. Collects Sandman Presents Lucifer (1999) #1-3, Lucifer (2000-2006 Vertigo) #1-35, and Lucifer: Nirvana (2002).

Written by Mike S. Carey. Art by Scott Hampton, Peter Gross, Dean Ormston, Christopher Moeller, John J. Muth, Ryan Kelly, Chris Weston, Craig Hamilton, Warren Pleece, and James Hodgkins. Cover by Christopher Moeller. Foreword by Neil Gaiman. Introduction by Mike Carey.

From the pages of THE SANDMAN, Lucifer Morningstar, the former Lord of Hell, is unexpectedly called back into action when he receives a mission from Heaven. But once he completes his mission, the Prince of Darkness' demand shakes the foundation of Heaven and Hell. Then, the Lightbringer begins work on a New Creation outside the bounds of any authority but his own. And Lucifer must now face the challenge of single combat to the death with his brother, the angel of the Host Amenadiel.

Hardcover, 1,000 pages, full color. MATURE READERS

Cover price $125.00.

Volume 2 - 1st printing. Collects Lucifer (2000-2006 Vertigo) #36-75.

Written by Mike S. Carey. Art by Peter Gross, Ryan Kelly, Dean Ormiston, David Hahn, Ted Naifeh, P. Craig Russell, Marc Hempel, Ronald Wimberly, Colleen Doran, Michael Wm Kaluta, Zander, and Aaron Alexovich. Cover by Christopher Moeller. Foreword by Peter Gross. Introduction by Mike Carey.

In this concluding omnibus collection, Lucifer Morningstar has resigned his throne and abandoned his kingdom, and filled his days running Lux, Los Angeles's most elite piano bar. After agreeing to complete a task assigned by the Creator Himself, Lucifer's retirement has become a thing of the past. The Lord of Hell must team up with unexpected allies in order to not only fulfill the task sent by the Creator, but to stop the universes from collapsing and destroying all creation.

The Devil's hands have been idle long enough.

Hardcover, 1,040 pages, full color. MATURE READERS

Cover price $125.00.

Add to cart Near Mint $105.00

Volume 2 - 2nd and later printings. Collects Lucifer (2000-2006 Vertigo) #36-75.

Written by Mike S. Carey. Art by Peter Gross, Ryan Kelly, Dean Ormiston, David Hahn, Ted Naifeh, P. Craig Russell, Marc Hempel, Ronald Wimberly, Colleen Doran, Michael Wm Kaluta, Zander, and Aaron Alexovich. Cover by Christopher Moeller. Foreword by Peter Gross. Introduction by Mike Carey.

In this concluding omnibus collection, Lucifer Morningstar has resigned his throne and abandoned his kingdom, and filled his days running Lux, Los Angeles's most elite piano bar. After agreeing to complete a task assigned by the Creator Himself, Lucifer's retirement has become a thing of the past. The Lord of Hell must team up with unexpected allies in order to not only fulfill the task sent by the Creator, but to stop the universes from collapsing and destroying all creation.

The Devil's hands have been idle long enough.

Hardcover, 1,040 pages, full color. MATURE READERS

Cover price $125.00.

Add to cart Near Mint $77.00

Add to cart Very Fine $73.00

Phil Noto Cover

1st printing. Collects Power Man and Iron Fist (1972-1986 Marvel) [Luke Cage, Hero for Hire/Power Man] #1-47 and ANNUAL #1.

Cover by Phil Noto.

Luke Cage burst onto the comics scene as a new kind of hero for a new era, a hero for hire. His exploits were set against 1970s New York's grit and the plight of the city's people, all while incorporating larger-than-life villains and even the occasional Avenger.

As the first African-American super hero to headline in his own series, Luke Cage's adventures were as historic as they were exciting. Now, his complete solo series is collected in one massive Omnibus edition.

Experience the first appearance of Cottonmouth, Cage's evolving relationship with Claire Temple and the debut of Bill Foster as Giant-Man. Uncover the secrets of Security City and witness Cage battle for the title "Power Man."

Hardcover, 8 1/2-in.x 11-in., 1,008 pages, full color.

Credits:

Written by Archie Goodwin, Steve Englehart, Gerry Conway, Tony Isabella, Len Wein, Bill Mantlo, Don McGregor, George Perez, Ed Hannigan, Marv Wolfman, Roger Slifer, and Chris Claremont.

Art by George Tuska, Ron Wilson, George Perez, Rich Buckler, Sal Buscema, Frank Robbins, Marie Severin, Bob Brown, Lee Elias, Billy Graham, Syd Shores, Paul Reinman, Frank McLaughlin, Vince Colletta, Dave Hunt, Fred Kida, Al McWilliams, Arv Jones, Keith Pollard, Frank Springer, Joe Giella, Aubrey Bradford, Jim Mooney, Klaus Janson, Frank Giacoia, Tom Palmer, Alex Nino, and Bob Smith.

Cover price $125.00.

John Romita, Sr. Cover

1st printing. Collects Power Man and Iron Fist (1972-1986 Marvel) [Luke Cage, Hero for Hire/Power Man] #1-47 and ANNUAL #1.

Cover by John Romita, Sr..

Luke Cage burst onto the comics scene as a new kind of hero for a new era, a hero for hire. His exploits were set against 1970s New York's grit and the plight of the city's people, all while incorporating larger-than-life villains and even the occasional Avenger.

As the first African-American super hero to headline in his own series, Luke Cage's adventures were as historic as they were exciting. Now, his complete solo series is collected in one massive Omnibus edition.

Experience the first appearance of Cottonmouth, Cage's evolving relationship with Claire Temple and the debut of Bill Foster as Giant-Man. Uncover the secrets of Security City and witness Cage battle for the title "Power Man."

Hardcover, 8 1/2-in.x 11-in., 1,008 pages, full color.

Credits:

Written by Archie Goodwin, Steve Englehart, Gerry Conway, Tony Isabella, Len Wein, Bill Mantlo, Don McGregor, George Perez, Ed Hannigan, Marv Wolfman, Roger Slifer, and Chris Claremont.

Art by George Tuska, Ron Wilson, George Perez, Rich Buckler, Sal Buscema, Frank Robbins, Marie Severin, Bob Brown, Lee Elias, Billy Graham, Syd Shores, Paul Reinman, Frank McLaughlin, Vince Colletta, Dave Hunt, Fred Kida, Al McWilliams, Arv Jones, Keith Pollard, Frank Springer, Joe Giella, Aubrey Bradford, Jim Mooney, Klaus Janson, Frank Giacoia, Tom Palmer, Alex Nino, and Bob Smith.

Cover price $125.00.

Volume 1 - 1st printing. Umi, Hikaru, and Fuu are three schoolgirls out on a field trip to Tokyo Tower, whisked suddenly away by a strange voice and light to Cefiro, a world full of spirits and sorcery. They were summoned here through the last remaining strength of the Princess Emeraude, who hopes that they are the trio destined to become the magic knights legend says can save her realm! But how are a bunch of junior-high-school kids supposed to defeat the dark might of the sinister Lord Zagato . . . with only an exceedingly strange bunny creature named Mokona as their guide . . . ? Softcover, 5-in. x 7-in., 656 pages, B&W. Cover price $19.99.

Volume 1 - 2nd or later printing. Umi, Hikaru, and Fuu are three schoolgirls out on a field trip to Tokyo Tower, whisked suddenly away by a strange voice and light to Cefiro, a world full of spirits and sorcery. They were summoned here through the last remaining strength of the Princess Emeraude, who hopes that they are the trio destined to become the magic knights legend says can save her realm! But how are a bunch of junior-high-school kids supposed to defeat the dark might of the sinister Lord Zagato . . . with only an exceedingly strange bunny creature named Mokona as their guide . . . ? Softcover, 5-in. x 7-in., 656 pages, B&W. Cover price $19.99.

Volume 2 - 1st printing. The sequel to Magic Knight Rayearth! Umi, Hikaru, and Fuu return to Cefiro-but after Emeraude's tragic end, who would have a strong-enough heart to have summoned them back? With the Pillar gone, Cefiro is wide open to invasion from other realms, whose rulers desire to become the new Pillar themselves! The Magic Knights must once again fight to save their adopted world in Magic Knight Rayearth 2! Softcover, 5-in. x 7-in., 688 pages, B&W. Cover price $19.99.

Ariel Olivetti Cover

1st Edition - Volume 1 - 1st printing. Collects Astonishing Tales (1970-1976) #12-13; [Adventures into] Fear (1970-1975) #11-18, and material from #10 and #19; The Man-Thing (1974 1st Series) #1-22, Giant Size Man-Thing (1974)#1-3 and material from #4-5, The Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st series) #197-198; Marvel Team-Up (1972-1985 1st Series) #68; Marvel Two-in-One (1974-1983 1st Series) #43; The Man-Thing (1979-1981 2nd Series) #1-11; Doctor Strange (1974-1987 2nd Series) #41; and material from Savage Tales (1971-1975 Magazine) #1, Monsters Unleashed (1973-1975) #5 and 8-9, and Rampaging Hulk (1977-1981 Magazine) #7.

Cover by Ariel Olivetti.

Neither wholly plant nor animal, neither entirely self-aware nor totally non-sentient, the creature called the Man-Thing is unique, unchanging and alone - but none who encounter him can ever be the same again. Empathic by nature and drawn to fight evil, his shambling visage inspires fear - and whatever knows fear burns at the Man-Thing's touch! Whether danger rises from the swamp or the city, the past or the future, outer space or the human soul, the Man-Thing awaits!

Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 1,192 pages, full color.

Credits

Written by Gerry Conway, Steve Gerber, Roy Thomas, Len Wein, Tony Isabella, Mike Ploog, Marv Wolfman, Chris Claremont, Ralph Macchio, Michael Fleisher, J.M. DeMatteis, and Dickie McKenzie

Art by John Buscema, Neal Adams, Howard Chaykin, Vincente Alcazar, Pat Broderick, Dan Adkins, Rich Buckler, Jim Mooney, Jim Starlin, Val Mayerik, Frank Bolle, Chic Stone, Frank McLaughlin, Sal Trapani, Jack Abel, Mike Ploog, Frank Chiaramonte, Klaus Janson, Tom Sutton, Alfredo Alcala, Rico Rival, Tom Palmer, Frank Springer, Ed Hannigan, Ron Wilson, Dan Adkins, Sal Buscema, Joe Staton, John Byrne, Bob Wiacek, Don Perlin, Larry Hama, Danny Bulandi, Gene Colan, Dan Green, and Gray Morrow.

Cover price $125.00.

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Frank Brunner Cover

1st Edition - Volume 1 - 1st printing. Collects Astonishing Tales (1970-1976) #12-13; [Adventures into] Fear (1970-1975) #11-18, and material from #10 and #19; The Man-Thing (1974 1st Series) #1-22, Giant Size Man-Thing (1974)#1-3 and material from #4-5, The Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st series) #197-198; Marvel Team-Up (1972-1985 1st Series) #68; Marvel Two-in-One (1974-1983 1st Series) #43; The Man-Thing (1979-1981 2nd Series) #1-11; Doctor Strange (1974-1987 2nd Series) #41; and material from Savage Tales (1971-1975 Magazine) #1, Monsters Unleashed (1973-1975) #5 and 8-9, and Rampaging Hulk (1977-1981 Magazine) #7.

Cover by Frank Brunner.

Neither wholly plant nor animal, neither entirely self-aware nor totally non-sentient, the creature called the Man-Thing is unique, unchanging and alone - but none who encounter him can ever be the same again. Empathic by nature and drawn to fight evil, his shambling visage inspires fear - and whatever knows fear burns at the Man-Thing's touch! Whether danger rises from the swamp or the city, the past or the future, outer space or the human soul, the Man-Thing awaits!

Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 1,192 pages, full color.

Credits

Written by Gerry Conway, Steve Gerber, Roy Thomas, Len Wein, Tony Isabella, Mike Ploog, Marv Wolfman, Chris Claremont, Ralph Macchio, Michael Fleisher, J.M. DeMatteis, and Dickie McKenzie

Art by John Buscema, Neal Adams, Howard Chaykin, Vincente Alcazar, Pat Broderick, Dan Adkins, Rich Buckler, Jim Mooney, Jim Starlin, Val Mayerik, Frank Bolle, Chic Stone, Frank McLaughlin, Sal Trapani, Jack Abel, Mike Ploog, Frank Chiaramonte, Klaus Janson, Tom Sutton, Alfredo Alcala, Rico Rival, Tom Palmer, Frank Springer, Ed Hannigan, Ron Wilson, Dan Adkins, Sal Buscema, Joe Staton, John Byrne, Bob Wiacek, Don Perlin, Larry Hama, Danny Bulandi, Gene Colan, Dan Green, and Gray Morrow.

Cover price $125.00.

Ariel Olivetti Cover

2nd Edition - Volume 1 - 1st printing. Collects Astonishing Tales (1970-1976) #12-13; [Adventures into] Fear (1970-1975) #11-18, and material from #10 and #19; The Man-Thing (1974 1st Series) #1-22, Giant Size Man-Thing (1974)#1-3 and material from #4-5, The Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st series) #197-198; Marvel Team-Up (1972-1985 1st Series) #68; Marvel Two-in-One (1974-1983 1st Series) #43; The Man-Thing (1979-1981 2nd Series) #1-11; Doctor Strange (1974-1987 2nd Series) #41; and material from Savage Tales (1971-1975 Magazine) #1, Monsters Unleashed (1973-1975) #5 and 8-9, and Rampaging Hulk (1977-1981 Magazine) #7.

Cover by Ariel Olivetti.

Neither wholly plant nor animal, neither entirely self-aware nor totally non-sentient, the creature called the Man-Thing is unique, unchanging and alone - but none who encounter him can ever be the same again. Empathic by nature and drawn to fight evil, his shambling visage inspires fear - and whatever knows fear burns at the Man-Thing's touch! Whether danger rises from the swamp or the city, the past or the future, outer space or the human soul, the Man-Thing awaits!

Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 1,192 pages, full color.

Credits

Written by Gerry Conway, Steve Gerber, Roy Thomas, Len Wein, Tony Isabella, Mike Ploog, Marv Wolfman, Chris Claremont, Ralph Macchio, Michael Fleisher, J.M. DeMatteis, and Dickie McKenzie

Art by John Buscema, Neal Adams, Howard Chaykin, Vincente Alcazar, Pat Broderick, Dan Adkins, Rich Buckler, Jim Mooney, Jim Starlin, Val Mayerik, Frank Bolle, Chic Stone, Frank McLaughlin, Sal Trapani, Jack Abel, Mike Ploog, Frank Chiaramonte, Klaus Janson, Tom Sutton, Alfredo Alcala, Rico Rival, Tom Palmer, Frank Springer, Ed Hannigan, Ron Wilson, Dan Adkins, Sal Buscema, Joe Staton, John Byrne, Bob Wiacek, Don Perlin, Larry Hama, Danny Bulandi, Gene Colan, Dan Green, and Gray Morrow.

Cover price $125.00.

Frank Brunner Cover

2nd Edition - Volume 1 - 1st printing. Collects Astonishing Tales (1970-1976) #12-13; [Adventures into] Fear (1970-1975) #11-18, and material from #10 and #19; The Man-Thing (1974 1st Series) #1-22, Giant Size Man-Thing (1974)#1-3 and material from #4-5, The Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st series) #197-198; Marvel Team-Up (1972-1985 1st Series) #68; Marvel Two-in-One (1974-1983 1st Series) #43; The Man-Thing (1979-1981 2nd Series) #1-11; Doctor Strange (1974-1987 2nd Series) #41; and material from Savage Tales (1971-1975 Magazine) #1, Monsters Unleashed (1973-1975) #5 and 8-9, and Rampaging Hulk (1977-1981 Magazine) #7.

Cover by Frank Brunner and Tom Smith.

Neither wholly plant nor animal, neither entirely self-aware nor totally non-sentient, the creature called the Man-Thing is unique, unchanging and alone - but none who encounter him can ever be the same again. Empathic by nature and drawn to fight evil, his shambling visage inspires fear - and whatever knows fear burns at the Man-Thing's touch! Whether danger rises from the swamp or the city, the past or the future, outer space or the human soul, the Man-Thing awaits!

Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 1,192 pages, full color.

Credits

Written by Gerry Conway, Steve Gerber, Roy Thomas, Len Wein, Tony Isabella, Mike Ploog, Marv Wolfman, Chris Claremont, Ralph Macchio, Michael Fleisher, J.M. DeMatteis, and Dickie McKenzie

Art by John Buscema, Neal Adams, Howard Chaykin, Vincente Alcazar, Pat Broderick, Dan Adkins, Rich Buckler, Jim Mooney, Jim Starlin, Val Mayerik, Frank Bolle, Chic Stone, Frank McLaughlin, Sal Trapani, Jack Abel, Mike Ploog, Frank Chiaramonte, Klaus Janson, Tom Sutton, Alfredo Alcala, Rico Rival, Tom Palmer, Frank Springer, Ed Hannigan, Ron Wilson, Dan Adkins, Sal Buscema, Joe Staton, John Byrne, Bob Wiacek, Don Perlin, Larry Hama, Danny Bulandi, Gene Colan, Dan Green, and Gray Morrow.

Cover price $125.00.

Denys Cowan Cover

Volume 1 - 1st printing. Collects Marc Spector: Moon Knight (1989-1994) #1-34, The Amazing Spider-Man (1963-1998 1st Series) #353-358, Moon Knight: Divided We Fall (1992) and material from The Punisher (1987 2nd Series) Annual #2.

Written by Chuck Dixon, Russ Heath, Howard Mackie, J.M. DeMatteis, Al Milgrom, Bruce Jones, Mike Baron. Art by Sal Velluto, Mark Bagley, Ron Garney, J.J. Birch, Denys Cowan, Bill Reinhold, Mark Farmer, Tom Palmer, Keith Williams, Chris Ivy, Randy Emberlin, and Mike Manley. Cover by Denys Cowan.

Moon Knight's longest-running series gets the Omnibus treatment!

Marc Spector gets down and dirty tackling street-level crime as a vigilante of the night. But when his old nemesis Bushman conquers his homeland of Burunda, Moon Knight must renew an international rivalry against his deadliest foe - with Marlene's life at stake!

Meanwhile, Marc gains an unwanted ally in Midnight, takes on the anarchist Flag-Smasher and finds himself on trial for his crimes as a mercenary! Can Spider-Man and the Punisher help Marc root out the source of his woes?

Plus: Stained Glass Scarlet seeks redemption - and Moon Knight deals with Arsenal, Chainsaw, Ghost Rider, the Hobgoblin and a sidekick's revenge!

Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 1,064 pages, full color. Rated T+

Cover price $125.00.

Carl Potts Cover

Volume 1 - 1st printing. Collects Marc Spector: Moon Knight (1989-1994) #1-34, The Amazing Spider-Man (1963-1998 1st Series) #353-358, Moon Knight: Divided We Fall (1992) and material from The Punisher (1987 2nd Series) Annual #2.

Written by Chuck Dixon, Russ Heath, Howard Mackie, J.M. DeMatteis, Al Milgrom, Bruce Jones, Mike Baron. Art by Sal Velluto, Mark Bagley, Ron Garney, J.J. Birch, Denys Cowan, Bill Reinhold, Mark Farmer, Tom Palmer, Keith Williams, Chris Ivy, Randy Emberlin, and Mike Manley. Cover by Carl Potts, Sal Velluto, and Kevin Nowlan.

Moon Knight's longest-running series gets the Omnibus treatment!

Marc Spector gets down and dirty tackling street-level crime as a vigilante of the night. But when his old nemesis Bushman conquers his homeland of Burunda, Moon Knight must renew an international rivalry against his deadliest foe - with Marlene's life at stake!

Meanwhile, Marc gains an unwanted ally in Midnight, takes on the anarchist Flag-Smasher and finds himself on trial for his crimes as a mercenary! Can Spider-Man and the Punisher help Marc root out the source of his woes?

Plus: Stained Glass Scarlet seeks redemption - and Moon Knight deals with Arsenal, Chainsaw, Ghost Rider, the Hobgoblin and a sidekick's revenge!

Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 1,064 pages, full color. Rated T+

Cover price $125.00.

Mark Texeira Cover

Volume 2 - 1st printing. Collects Marc Spector: Moon Knight (1989-1994) #35-60, Marc Spector: Moon Knight Special Edition (1992), Web of Spider-Man (1985-1995 1st Series) #93-94, Moon Knight (1998 1st Mini Series) #1-4, Moon Knight (1999 2nd Mini Series) #1-4, Black Panther (1998-2003 Marvel 2nd Series) #20-22 and material from Marvel Comics Presents (1988-1995) #152-154. Written by Terry Kavanagh, Doug Moench, Howard Mackie, Chuck Dixon, Christopher Priest, Ron Garney, and Michael Higgins. Art by Ron Garney, Gary Kwapisz, Art Nichols, James Fry III, Alex Saviuk, Dave Hoover, Stephen Platt, Fred Haynes, J.J. Birch, Tommy Lee Edwards, Mark Texeira, Sal Velluto, Marie Severin, Klaus Janson, Kelley Jones, Norm Breyfogle, Ty Templeton, Bill Sienkiewicz, John Paul Leon, Jim Calafiore, Tom Palmer, Chris Ivy, Jimmy Palmiotti, Bob McLeod, Don Hudson, Keith Williams, Scott Koblish, Robert Campanella, Bob Almond, John Beatty, Karl Kesel, Al Vey, Fred Haynes, and Jon Holdredge. Cover by Mark Texeira. Moon Knight battles new demons! When Marc Spector's serial-killer brother returns from the dead, can Moon Knight stop the Punisher from sending him back to the grave? And will Marc's upgraded suit withstand an encounter with Dr. Doom?! Then, as the Infinity War rages, Moon Knight faces a series of deadly doppelgangers! But all the while, something is very wrong with Marc - and it may be beyond even the minds of Mister Fantastic and Doctor Strange to save him! The clock is ticking, and all hope seems lost. To preserve his legacy, will he need to find another avatar for Khonshu? As one phase ends, a new one begins - because you can't keep Moon Knight down for long! Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 1,032 pages, full color. Rated T Cover price $125.00.

Stephen Platt Cover

Volume 2 - 1st printing. Collects Marc Spector: Moon Knight (1989-1994) #35-60, Marc Spector: Moon Knight Special Edition (1992), Web of Spider-Man (1985-1995 1st Series) #93-94, Moon Knight (1998 1st Mini Series) #1-4, Moon Knight (1999 2nd Mini Series) #1-4, Black Panther (1998-2003 Marvel 2nd Series) #20-22 and material from Marvel Comics Presents (1988-1995) #152-154. Written by Terry Kavanagh, Doug Moench, Howard Mackie, Chuck Dixon, Christopher Priest, Ron Garney, and Michael Higgins. Art by Ron Garney, Gary Kwapisz, Art Nichols, James Fry III, Alex Saviuk, Dave Hoover, Stephen Platt, Fred Haynes, J.J. Birch, Tommy Lee Edwards, Mark Texeira, Sal Velluto, Marie Severin, Klaus Janson, Kelley Jones, Norm Breyfogle, Ty Templeton, Bill Sienkiewicz, John Paul Leon, Jim Calafiore, Tom Palmer, Chris Ivy, Jimmy Palmiotti, Bob McLeod, Don Hudson, Keith Williams, Scott Koblish, Robert Campanella, Bob Almond, John Beatty, Karl Kesel, Al Vey, Fred Haynes, and Jon Holdredge. Cover by Stephen Platt. Moon Knight battles new demons! When Marc Spector's serial-killer brother returns from the dead, can Moon Knight stop the Punisher from sending him back to the grave? And will Marc's upgraded suit withstand an encounter with Dr. Doom?! Then, as the Infinity War rages, Moon Knight faces a series of deadly doppelgangers! But all the while, something is very wrong with Marc - and it may be beyond even the minds of Mister Fantastic and Doctor Strange to save him! The clock is ticking, and all hope seems lost. To preserve his legacy, will he need to find another avatar for Khonshu? As one phase ends, a new one begins - because you can't keep Moon Knight down for long! Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 1,032 pages, full color. Rated T Cover price $125.00.

Add to cart Fine $53.00

1st printing. Collects Fantastic Four (1961-1996 1st Series) #1, 48-#50, and 285, Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st Series) #1 and 181, Avengers (1963-1996 1st Series) #1 and 57, Amazing Spider-Man (1963-1998 1st Series) #31-33, 50, and 121-122, Giant-Size X-Men (1974) #1, Uncanny X-Men (1963-2011) 1st Series #141-142, Daredevil (1964-1998 1st Series) #181, Death of Captain Marvel GN (1982 Marvel), X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills GN (1982 Marvel), Thor (1962-1996 1st Series Journey Into Mystery) #337, Marvels (1994) #1, X-Men Alpha (1995), Thunderbolts (1997-2012 Marvel) #1, Amazing Spider-Man (1998-2014 2nd Series) #36, Ultimates (2002-2004 1st Series) #1, Captain America (2004-2011 5th Series) #25, and Hawkeye (2012 4th Series) #11, plus material from Captain America Comics (1941-1954 Golden Age) #1, Amazing Fantasy (1962) #15, Amazing Spider-Man (1963-1998 1st Series) #248, and Amazing Spider-Man (1998-2014 2nd Series) #700. In late 1939, the fledgling Timely Comics published MARVEL COMICS #1 - introducing the Human Torch, Sub-Mariner and more to an unsuspecting populace. Seventy-five years later, Marvel Comics has become a world-renowned multimedia empire, home to some of the most recognizable and beloved fictional characters ever known. Now, the cream of the crop is presented in one deluxe, oversized hardcover! That's right, it's the best of the best from Marvel's 75-year publishing history - from the Golden Age to Marvel NOW! - as chosen by you, the loyal fans! So face front, True Believers, and prepare to relive 75 years of greatness as only Mighty Marvel could do it! Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 1,000 pages, full color. Cover price $99.99.

Add to cart Near Mint $105.00

Kerry Gammill Cover

Volume 1 - 1st printing. Collects Marvel Age (1983 Marvel) #1-34 and Marvel Age (1983 Marvel) Annual #1. Cover by Kerry Gammill and Tom Morgan. Introduction by Jim Salicrup. Long before the internet, True Believers of the 1980's got the inside scoop on Marvel's upcoming projects in the pages of MARVEL AGE! Now, the first three years' worth of this fan-favorite promotional magazine are reprinted in full - a veritable treasure trove of big-name interviews, previews of the major titles of 1982-1985, behind-the-scenes features, rare house ads, stunning covers and, of course, the classic cartoons of the legendary Fred Hembeck! All this, plus an exclusive in-universe Annual story covering the length and breadth of the Marvel Universe! Get ready for a nostalgic - and insightful - trip down memory lane to the Marvel Bullpen of the 1980's! MARVEL AGE was the official Marvel news magazine of its day, and old news can still be good news! Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 1,184 pages, full color. Rated T+ Issue contents: #1 - The story behind Crystar, with comments from Mary Jo Duffy; Editorial Notes by Jim Shooter, Tom DeFalco, Denny O'Neil, Ralph Macchio, Louise Jones, Mark Gruenwald, Larry Hama, Archie Goodwin and Al Milgrom; Conan the Comedian mock cover cartoon by Paul Smith; Guidebook to the Cosmos: The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe. Crystar cover by Walt Simonson. #2 - 1-page look at the origin of Walt Simonson's The Space Slammers; interview with John Byrne on Alpha Flight; Behind the Lines - musings from Ralph Macchio, Larry Hama, Denny O'Neil, Jim Shooter, Louise Jones & Danny Fingeroth, Archie Goodwin & Jo Duffy, Mark Gruenwald and Tom DeFalco; Life Among the Barbarians - detailing the triumphant return of Red Sonja and Kull the Conqueror (and Conan, who never left). Alpha Flight cover by John Byrne. #3 - Interview with Butch Guice - an inside look at the artist behind the Micronauts; Stories I'd Rather Not Write - Roger Stern talks about stories you'll never see, with illustrations by Stan Goldberg; Coyote and Dreadstar - how the EPIC Comic line got its start, and a look at the future of EPIC Comics, with comments from Jim Starlin, Steve Englehart, Archie Goodwin and Steve Leialoha. Cover by Butch Guice. #4 - Interview with Bob Layton - the writer/artist previews the Spider-Man Graphic Novel and the next Hercules miniseries; Behind the Lines with Carl Potts, Mark Gruenwald & Mike Carlin, Eliot Brown and Tom DeFalco; Marvel movie adaptations article by Peter David - previews of adaptations of Star Wars: Return of the Jedi and Rock & Rule, with comments from Jo Duffy. Cover by Bob Layton. #5 - Interview with Klaus Janson - the translation from inker to penciler, new projects and more; The Future of Daredevil - William Johnson, DD's new artist, and Denny O'Neil provide an inside look at the men behind the Man Without Fear and his trip to Japan; Marvel's new look - there's a big change coming in Marvel's October cover books; The Making of Hobgoblin - a behind the scenes look at the creation of Spider-Man's newest foe, with comments from Roger Stern; letters column letters from Pat Broderick and Stephen Scott Beau Smith. Daredevil cover by William Johnson. #6 - Article by Bill Mantlo on the creation of Cloak and Dagger; article by Mark Gruenwald on the Hawkeye limited series; interview with Walt Simonson on Thor; a look at the Illyana and Storm limited series, with comments from Louise Jones. Cloak and Dagger cover by Rick Leonardi. #7 - Machine Man returns in a new limited series, with comments from Tom DeFalco; An Annual Tradition - a look at the twelve 1983 Marvel Annuals; article by Jim Owsley on The Falcon limited series; The Office Handbook of the Marvel Universe - Jim Shooter; A Map of the Marvel Bullpen, with art by Bob Camp; Marvel Tails preview; a look at the X-Men and the Micronauts limited series, with comments from Bill Mantlo and Butch Guice; a look at the Dazzler graphic novel, with comments from Jim Shooter; Joe Rubinstein comments on Tim Sale's sample inks. X-Men and the Micronauts cover by Butch Guice & Bob Wiacek. #8 - Behind the Lines with Larry Hama, Al Milgrom and Carl Potts; 11-page interview with Stan Lee and Jim Shooter; Golden Age Greats, Revisited; A Tale of Two Artists, with comments from Paul Smith and John Romita, Jr.; Conan the Commuter mock cover cartoon by Paul Smith; The New Talent Department - Rod Whigham. Cover by Ron Zalme. #9 - Behind the Lines with Mark Gruenwald; a look at the Super Boxers graphic novel, with comments from Ron Wilson, Bob Budiansky, John Byrne and Armando Gil; a look at the Jack of Hearts limited series, with comments from Bill Mantlo; a look at the Sub-Mariner limited series, with comments from J.M. DeMatteis; A New Look for Captain America, with comments from Mark Gruenwald and uninked pencil art by Paul Neary; New Directions for Moon Knight, with comments from Denny O'Neil and Alan Zelenetz and uninked pencil art by Bo Hampton; Silver Surfer hits the Silver Screen in "Breathless"; New Talent Department - Joe Rubinstein comments on Karl Kesel's sample inks. Super Boxers cover by Ron Wilson & Armando Gil. #10 - Interview with editor Louise Jones and writer Mary Jo Duffy about Star Wars; article on The Futurians; Archie Goodwin and Greg LaRocque discuss Power Man and Iron Fist; interview with writer Ann Nocenti about Beauty and the Beast (starring Dazzler and Beast); Frank Cirocco and Carl Potts discuss Alien Legion. Star Wars cover by Ron Frenz & Jack Abel. #11 - Editor Louise Jones and artist Al Milgrom discuss Kitty Pryde and Wolverine; Bob Layton discusses Hercules: Prince of Power; Steve Englehart and Charles Truog discuss Coyote; writer Peter B. Gillis discusses The New Defenders. Kitty Pryde and Wolverine cover by Al Milgrom. #12 - Article on Secret Wars, with designs of Spider-Man's new costume; Associate Editor Jo Duffy discusses Heartburst; writer Jim Salicrup discusses The A -Team. Secret Wars cover by Mike Zeck & John Beatty. #13 - Jim Starlin discusses Dreadstar; article on Conan the Barbarian, Conan the King & Savage Sword of Conan; "How to Color Comics the Marvel Way." Dreadstar cover by Jim Starlin. #14 - Interview with John Byrne; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Doug Moench discusses Six From Sirius; Louise Jones discusses Power Pack. Fantastic Four vs. Byrne cover by John Byrne. #15 - Larry Hama discusses G.I. Joe; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; interview with Archie Goodwin about Epic Illustrated; Al Milgrom discusses Marvel Fanfare. Epic Illustrated cover by Rick Parker. #16 - Article on The Starriors; interview with Chris Claremont; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; interview with Sal Buscema. New Mutants cover by Bill Sienkiewicz. #17 - Article on The Transformers; interview with John Romita, Jr.; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; article on Muppets Take Manhattan Super Special. Muppets cover by Warren Kremer. #18 - Article on Questprobe; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; article on The Marvel Super Heroes Role Playing Game; interview with Denny O'Neil; New Talent Department spotlight on Kyle Baker. Iron Man/Hulk/Questprobe cover by Luke McDonnell & Steve Mitchell. #19 - Report on "the story behind the Avengers/JLA team-up controversy"; article on Fraggle Rock; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; interview with Tom DeFalco; the origin of Star Comics. Star Comics cover (featuring Spider-Man). #20 - Letters from fans about Secret Wars; Jim Shooter talks Secret Wars; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; article by writer Peter B. Gillis about Black Panther; Larry Hama discusses G.I. Joe. Cover by Mike Zeck & John Beatty. #21 - Steve Gerber and Val Mayerik discuss Void Indigo; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Christy Marx discusses Sisterhood of Steel; J.M. DeMatteis interviews himself about Moonshadow. Void Indigo cover by Val Mayerik. #22 - Article on Iceman limited series; Sol Brodsky is remembered by Stan Lee, Stan Goldberg, Mike Esposito, Dick Giordano, Roy Thomas, John Romita, Sr. and others. Cover by; John Romita, Sr. #23 - Writer Bill Mantlo and editor Mike Carlin discuss Rom; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; interview with Mike Carlin. Cover by Bill Sienkiewicz. #24 - Sergio Aragones and Mark Evanier discuss Groo the Wanderer; Jim Owsley, Danny Fingeroth and Louise Simonson discuss Spider-Man; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Uatu the Watcher interviews Mark Gruenwald about The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Deluxe Edition. Groo cover by Sergio Aragones. #25 - Interview with Bill Mantlo; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Ed Hannigan's layouts/pencils from his version of Cloak and Dagger (limited series) #1; J.M. DeMatteis and editor Carl Potts discuss The Gargoyle limited series. Cover by Carl Potts. #26 - Article on Starstruck; Alan Zelenetz discusses The Official Handbook of the Conan Universe; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Alan Zelenetz and Charles Vess discuss The Raven Banner; article on The Sectaurs. Starstruck cover by Michael Wm. Kaluta. #27 - Jim Shooter discusses Secret Wars II; Cynthia Martin and Jo Duffy discuss Star Wars; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Chris Claremont and editor Jo Duffy discuss The Black Dragon; New Talent Department spotlight: Kelley Jones. Cover by Al Milgrom. #28 - 3 pages of "Not The Marvel Coming Attractions" listings, including such titles as 'Two Wild and Crazy Mutants #1,' ' Aunt May #1' and 'X-Men and the A -Team #1'; Archie Goodwin and editor Mike Carlin discuss Dazzler; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Bill Mantlo and editor Ralph Macchio discuss The Rawhide Kid; interview with Bill Sienkiewicz; Wendy and Richard Pini discuss Elfquest; editor Al Milgrom discusses The Life of Captain Marvel reprint series. Inside back cover features previously unpublished New Mutants painting by Bill Sienkiewicz (meant for the cover of New Mutants #28). Cover corner illustration by Wendy Pini. Cover by Bill Sienkiewicz. #29 - Interview with Steve Englehart; Ann Nocenti discusses Longshot; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Rick Veitch discusses The One; Mark Gruenwald discusses Squadron Supreme; Ralph Macchio, Bret Blevins and editor Carl Potts discuss The Sword of Solomon Kane limited series; Cover by Richard Howell & Joe Sinnott. #30 - Walt Simonson and editor Ralph Macchio discuss Balder and Karnilla limited series; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Peter Gillis and editor Ralph Macchio discuss The Eternals. Cover by John Byrne. #31 - Interview with John Byrne; Bill Mantlo talks Alpha Flight; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Dave Cockrum discusses Nightcrawler limited series; 'It's Genetic' strip by Kyle Baker; Denny O'Neil, Mark Bright and Mark Gruenwald discuss Iron Man, with armor sketches by John Byrne, Al Milgrom and Bob Layton; Herb Trimpe and editor Larry Hama discuss Savage Tales. Nightcrawler cover by Dave Cockrum. Annual #1 - 25-page story featuring: concept by Jim Shooter; opening page by Kurt Busiek, James Fry and Keith Williams; Secret Wars II page by Jim Shooter, Al Milgrom and Steve Leialoha; Uncanny X-Men page by Jo Duffy, Ron Frenz and Dan Green; New Mutants page by Jo Duffy and Steve Leialoha; Doctor Strange page by Roger Stern and Sal Buscema; Alpha Flight page by Bill Mantlo, Mike Mignola and Gerry Talaoc; Mighty Thor page by Walt Simonson; Amazing Spider-Man page by Tom DeFalco, Ron Frenz and Joe Rubinstein; Squadron Supreme page by Mark Gruenwald, Bob Hall and John Beatty; Avengers page by Roger Stern, Kerry Gammill and Tom Palmer; West Coast Avengers page by Steve Englehart, Al Milgrom and Joe Sinnott; Devil Dinosaur page by Kurt Busiek, Richard Howell and Andy Mushynsky; Daredevil page by Denny O'Neil and David Mazzuchelli; Cloak and Dagger page by Bill Mantlo, Rick Leonardi and Terry Austin; Moon Knight page by Alan Zelenetz and Chris Warner; Fantastic Four page by John Byrne and Jerry Ordway; The Vision and the Scarlet Witch page by Steve Englehart, Richard Howell and Andy Mushynsky; Invincible Iron Man page by Denny O'Neil, Mark Bright, Ian Akin and Brian Garvey; Captain America page by Mark Gruenwald and Paul Neary; Power Pack page by Louise Simonson, June Brigman and Bob Wiacek; The Eternals page by Peter Gillis, Sal Buscema and Al Gordon; Incredible Hulk page by John Byrne and Bob Wiacek; the Marvel Bullpen 3-page final sequence by Kurt Busiek, James Fry and Keith Williams. Plus: Marvel Goes Hollywood; Carl Burgos - A Memorial for the Man Who Lit the Torch. Wraparound cover by Kerry Gammill & Tom Morgan. #32 - David Michelinie discusses The Bozz Chronicles; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Chris Claremont and Paul Smith discuss X-Men and Alpha Flight limited series; Chris Claremont discusses Uncanny X-Men #200, with character sketches by Art Adams; 'It's Genetic' strip by Jim Salicrup and Kyle Baker; Berni Wrightson, Jim Shooter and Chris Claremont discuss Heroes For Hope Starring the X-Men; Eternals character designs by Sal Buscema. Cover by Paul Smith. #33 - Spider-Man conference featuring comments from Tom DeFalco, Ron Frenz, Peter David, Marc Silvestri, David Michelinie, Kyle Baker, Rich Buckler, Brett Breeding and Joe Rubinstein; Steven Grant and Mike Zeck discuss The Punisher limited series; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; interviews with Mike Carlin, Bob Layton, Jackson Guice, Roger Stern, John Byrne and Jim Shooter about X-Factor; 'It's Genetic' strip by Kyle Baker. X-Factor cover by Bob Layton & Jackson Guice. #34 - Doug Moench discusses Six From Sirius II; interview with Larry Hama; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; 4 pages of G.I. Joe character profiles. G.I. Joe cover by Rod Whigham & Andy Mushynsky. Bonus content: B&W art gallery featuring the covers of #4 (by Bob Layton), #6 (by Rick Leonardi), #16 (by Bill Sienkiewicz) and #31 (by Dave Cockrum), plus page 11 from Marvel Age Annual #1 by Steve Englehart, Al Milgrom and Joe Sinnott. Cover price $125.00.

Add to cart Near Mint $105.00

Richard Howell Cover

Volume 1 - 1st printing. Collects Marvel Age (1983 Marvel) #1-34 and Marvel Age (1983 Marvel) Annual #1. Cover by Richard Howell and Joe Sinnott. Back Cover by Mike Zeck. Introduction by Jim Salicrup. Long before the internet, True Believers of the 1980's got the inside scoop on Marvel's upcoming projects in the pages of MARVEL AGE! Now, the first three years' worth of this fan-favorite promotional magazine are reprinted in full - a veritable treasure trove of big-name interviews, previews of the major titles of 1982-1985, behind-the-scenes features, rare house ads, stunning covers and, of course, the classic cartoons of the legendary Fred Hembeck! All this, plus an exclusive in-universe Annual story covering the length and breadth of the Marvel Universe! Get ready for a nostalgic - and insightful - trip down memory lane to the Marvel Bullpen of the 1980's! MARVEL AGE was the official Marvel news magazine of its day, and old news can still be good news! Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 1,184 pages, full color. Rated T+ Issue contents: #1 - The story behind Crystar, with comments from Mary Jo Duffy; Editorial Notes by Jim Shooter, Tom DeFalco, Denny O'Neil, Ralph Macchio, Louise Jones, Mark Gruenwald, Larry Hama, Archie Goodwin and Al Milgrom; Conan the Comedian mock cover cartoon by Paul Smith; Guidebook to the Cosmos: The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe. Crystar cover by Walt Simonson. #2 - 1-page look at the origin of Walt Simonson's The Space Slammers; interview with John Byrne on Alpha Flight; Behind the Lines - musings from Ralph Macchio, Larry Hama, Denny O'Neil, Jim Shooter, Louise Jones & Danny Fingeroth, Archie Goodwin & Jo Duffy, Mark Gruenwald and Tom DeFalco; Life Among the Barbarians - detailing the triumphant return of Red Sonja and Kull the Conqueror (and Conan, who never left). Alpha Flight cover by John Byrne. #3 - Interview with Butch Guice - an inside look at the artist behind the Micronauts; Stories I'd Rather Not Write - Roger Stern talks about stories you'll never see, with illustrations by Stan Goldberg; Coyote and Dreadstar - how the EPIC Comic line got its start, and a look at the future of EPIC Comics, with comments from Jim Starlin, Steve Englehart, Archie Goodwin and Steve Leialoha. Cover by Butch Guice. #4 - Interview with Bob Layton - the writer/artist previews the Spider-Man Graphic Novel and the next Hercules miniseries; Behind the Lines with Carl Potts, Mark Gruenwald & Mike Carlin, Eliot Brown and Tom DeFalco; Marvel movie adaptations article by Peter David - previews of adaptations of Star Wars: Return of the Jedi and Rock & Rule, with comments from Jo Duffy. Cover by Bob Layton. #5 - Interview with Klaus Janson - the translation from inker to penciler, new projects and more; The Future of Daredevil - William Johnson, DD's new artist, and Denny O'Neil provide an inside look at the men behind the Man Without Fear and his trip to Japan; Marvel's new look - there's a big change coming in Marvel's October cover books; The Making of Hobgoblin - a behind the scenes look at the creation of Spider-Man's newest foe, with comments from Roger Stern; letters column letters from Pat Broderick and Stephen Scott Beau Smith. Daredevil cover by William Johnson. #6 - Article by Bill Mantlo on the creation of Cloak and Dagger; article by Mark Gruenwald on the Hawkeye limited series; interview with Walt Simonson on Thor; a look at the Illyana and Storm limited series, with comments from Louise Jones. Cloak and Dagger cover by Rick Leonardi. #7 - Machine Man returns in a new limited series, with comments from Tom DeFalco; An Annual Tradition - a look at the twelve 1983 Marvel Annuals; article by Jim Owsley on The Falcon limited series; The Office Handbook of the Marvel Universe - Jim Shooter; A Map of the Marvel Bullpen, with art by Bob Camp; Marvel Tails preview; a look at the X-Men and the Micronauts limited series, with comments from Bill Mantlo and Butch Guice; a look at the Dazzler graphic novel, with comments from Jim Shooter; Joe Rubinstein comments on Tim Sale's sample inks. X-Men and the Micronauts cover by Butch Guice & Bob Wiacek. #8 - Behind the Lines with Larry Hama, Al Milgrom and Carl Potts; 11-page interview with Stan Lee and Jim Shooter; Golden Age Greats, Revisited; A Tale of Two Artists, with comments from Paul Smith and John Romita, Jr.; Conan the Commuter mock cover cartoon by Paul Smith; The New Talent Department - Rod Whigham. Cover by Ron Zalme. #9 - Behind the Lines with Mark Gruenwald; a look at the Super Boxers graphic novel, with comments from Ron Wilson, Bob Budiansky, John Byrne and Armando Gil; a look at the Jack of Hearts limited series, with comments from Bill Mantlo; a look at the Sub-Mariner limited series, with comments from J.M. DeMatteis; A New Look for Captain America, with comments from Mark Gruenwald and uninked pencil art by Paul Neary; New Directions for Moon Knight, with comments from Denny O'Neil and Alan Zelenetz and uninked pencil art by Bo Hampton; Silver Surfer hits the Silver Screen in "Breathless"; New Talent Department - Joe Rubinstein comments on Karl Kesel's sample inks. Super Boxers cover by Ron Wilson & Armando Gil. #10 - Interview with editor Louise Jones and writer Mary Jo Duffy about Star Wars; article on The Futurians; Archie Goodwin and Greg LaRocque discuss Power Man and Iron Fist; interview with writer Ann Nocenti about Beauty and the Beast (starring Dazzler and Beast); Frank Cirocco and Carl Potts discuss Alien Legion. Star Wars cover by Ron Frenz & Jack Abel. #11 - Editor Louise Jones and artist Al Milgrom discuss Kitty Pryde and Wolverine; Bob Layton discusses Hercules: Prince of Power; Steve Englehart and Charles Truog discuss Coyote; writer Peter B. Gillis discusses The New Defenders. Kitty Pryde and Wolverine cover by Al Milgrom. #12 - Article on Secret Wars, with designs of Spider-Man's new costume; Associate Editor Jo Duffy discusses Heartburst; writer Jim Salicrup discusses The A -Team. Secret Wars cover by Mike Zeck & John Beatty. #13 - Jim Starlin discusses Dreadstar; article on Conan the Barbarian, Conan the King & Savage Sword of Conan; "How to Color Comics the Marvel Way." Dreadstar cover by Jim Starlin. #14 - Interview with John Byrne; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Doug Moench discusses Six From Sirius; Louise Jones discusses Power Pack. Fantastic Four vs. Byrne cover by John Byrne. #15 - Larry Hama discusses G.I. Joe; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; interview with Archie Goodwin about Epic Illustrated; Al Milgrom discusses Marvel Fanfare. Epic Illustrated cover by Rick Parker. #16 - Article on The Starriors; interview with Chris Claremont; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; interview with Sal Buscema. New Mutants cover by Bill Sienkiewicz. #17 - Article on The Transformers; interview with John Romita, Jr.; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; article on Muppets Take Manhattan Super Special. Muppets cover by Warren Kremer. #18 - Article on Questprobe; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; article on The Marvel Super Heroes Role Playing Game; interview with Denny O'Neil; New Talent Department spotlight on Kyle Baker. Iron Man/Hulk/Questprobe cover by Luke McDonnell & Steve Mitchell. #19 - Report on "the story behind the Avengers/JLA team-up controversy"; article on Fraggle Rock; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; interview with Tom DeFalco; the origin of Star Comics. Star Comics cover (featuring Spider-Man). #20 - Letters from fans about Secret Wars; Jim Shooter talks Secret Wars; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; article by writer Peter B. Gillis about Black Panther; Larry Hama discusses G.I. Joe. Cover by Mike Zeck & John Beatty. #21 - Steve Gerber and Val Mayerik discuss Void Indigo; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Christy Marx discusses Sisterhood of Steel; J.M. DeMatteis interviews himself about Moonshadow. Void Indigo cover by Val Mayerik. #22 - Article on Iceman limited series; Sol Brodsky is remembered by Stan Lee, Stan Goldberg, Mike Esposito, Dick Giordano, Roy Thomas, John Romita, Sr. and others. Cover by; John Romita, Sr. #23 - Writer Bill Mantlo and editor Mike Carlin discuss Rom; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; interview with Mike Carlin. Cover by Bill Sienkiewicz. #24 - Sergio Aragones and Mark Evanier discuss Groo the Wanderer; Jim Owsley, Danny Fingeroth and Louise Simonson discuss Spider-Man; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Uatu the Watcher interviews Mark Gruenwald about The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Deluxe Edition. Groo cover by Sergio Aragones. #25 - Interview with Bill Mantlo; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Ed Hannigan's layouts/pencils from his version of Cloak and Dagger (limited series) #1; J.M. DeMatteis and editor Carl Potts discuss The Gargoyle limited series. Cover by Carl Potts. #26 - Article on Starstruck; Alan Zelenetz discusses The Official Handbook of the Conan Universe; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Alan Zelenetz and Charles Vess discuss The Raven Banner; article on The Sectaurs. Starstruck cover by Michael Wm. Kaluta. #27 - Jim Shooter discusses Secret Wars II; Cynthia Martin and Jo Duffy discuss Star Wars; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Chris Claremont and editor Jo Duffy discuss The Black Dragon; New Talent Department spotlight: Kelley Jones. Cover by Al Milgrom. #28 - 3 pages of "Not The Marvel Coming Attractions" listings, including such titles as 'Two Wild and Crazy Mutants #1,' ' Aunt May #1' and 'X-Men and the A -Team #1'; Archie Goodwin and editor Mike Carlin discuss Dazzler; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Bill Mantlo and editor Ralph Macchio discuss The Rawhide Kid; interview with Bill Sienkiewicz; Wendy and Richard Pini discuss Elfquest; editor Al Milgrom discusses The Life of Captain Marvel reprint series. Inside back cover features previously unpublished New Mutants painting by Bill Sienkiewicz (meant for the cover of New Mutants #28). Cover corner illustration by Wendy Pini. Cover by Bill Sienkiewicz. #29 - Interview with Steve Englehart; Ann Nocenti discusses Longshot; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Rick Veitch discusses The One; Mark Gruenwald discusses Squadron Supreme; Ralph Macchio, Bret Blevins and editor Carl Potts discuss The Sword of Solomon Kane limited series; Cover by Richard Howell & Joe Sinnott. #30 - Walt Simonson and editor Ralph Macchio discuss Balder and Karnilla limited series; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Peter Gillis and editor Ralph Macchio discuss The Eternals. Cover by John Byrne. #31 - Interview with John Byrne; Bill Mantlo talks Alpha Flight; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Dave Cockrum discusses Nightcrawler limited series; 'It's Genetic' strip by Kyle Baker; Denny O'Neil, Mark Bright and Mark Gruenwald discuss Iron Man, with armor sketches by John Byrne, Al Milgrom and Bob Layton; Herb Trimpe and editor Larry Hama discuss Savage Tales. Nightcrawler cover by Dave Cockrum. Annual #1 - 25-page story featuring: concept by Jim Shooter; opening page by Kurt Busiek, James Fry and Keith Williams; Secret Wars II page by Jim Shooter, Al Milgrom and Steve Leialoha; Uncanny X-Men page by Jo Duffy, Ron Frenz and Dan Green; New Mutants page by Jo Duffy and Steve Leialoha; Doctor Strange page by Roger Stern and Sal Buscema; Alpha Flight page by Bill Mantlo, Mike Mignola and Gerry Talaoc; Mighty Thor page by Walt Simonson; Amazing Spider-Man page by Tom DeFalco, Ron Frenz and Joe Rubinstein; Squadron Supreme page by Mark Gruenwald, Bob Hall and John Beatty; Avengers page by Roger Stern, Kerry Gammill and Tom Palmer; West Coast Avengers page by Steve Englehart, Al Milgrom and Joe Sinnott; Devil Dinosaur page by Kurt Busiek, Richard Howell and Andy Mushynsky; Daredevil page by Denny O'Neil and David Mazzuchelli; Cloak and Dagger page by Bill Mantlo, Rick Leonardi and Terry Austin; Moon Knight page by Alan Zelenetz and Chris Warner; Fantastic Four page by John Byrne and Jerry Ordway; The Vision and the Scarlet Witch page by Steve Englehart, Richard Howell and Andy Mushynsky; Invincible Iron Man page by Denny O'Neil, Mark Bright, Ian Akin and Brian Garvey; Captain America page by Mark Gruenwald and Paul Neary; Power Pack page by Louise Simonson, June Brigman and Bob Wiacek; The Eternals page by Peter Gillis, Sal Buscema and Al Gordon; Incredible Hulk page by John Byrne and Bob Wiacek; the Marvel Bullpen 3-page final sequence by Kurt Busiek, James Fry and Keith Williams. Plus: Marvel Goes Hollywood; Carl Burgos - A Memorial for the Man Who Lit the Torch. Wraparound cover by Kerry Gammill & Tom Morgan. #32 - David Michelinie discusses The Bozz Chronicles; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Chris Claremont and Paul Smith discuss X-Men and Alpha Flight limited series; Chris Claremont discusses Uncanny X-Men #200, with character sketches by Art Adams; 'It's Genetic' strip by Jim Salicrup and Kyle Baker; Berni Wrightson, Jim Shooter and Chris Claremont discuss Heroes For Hope Starring the X-Men; Eternals character designs by Sal Buscema. Cover by Paul Smith. #33 - Spider-Man conference featuring comments from Tom DeFalco, Ron Frenz, Peter David, Marc Silvestri, David Michelinie, Kyle Baker, Rich Buckler, Brett Breeding and Joe Rubinstein; Steven Grant and Mike Zeck discuss The Punisher limited series; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; interviews with Mike Carlin, Bob Layton, Jackson Guice, Roger Stern, John Byrne and Jim Shooter about X-Factor; 'It's Genetic' strip by Kyle Baker. X-Factor cover by Bob Layton & Jackson Guice. #34 - Doug Moench discusses Six From Sirius II; interview with Larry Hama; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; 4 pages of G.I. Joe character profiles. G.I. Joe cover by Rod Whigham & Andy Mushynsky. Bonus content: B&W art gallery featuring the covers of #4 (by Bob Layton), #6 (by Rick Leonardi), #16 (by Bill Sienkiewicz) and #31 (by Dave Cockrum), plus page 11 from Marvel Age Annual #1 by Steve Englehart, Al Milgrom and Joe Sinnott. Cover price $125.00.

Javier Rodriquez Cover

1st printing. Collects Journey into Mystery (1952-1962, 1996-1998) #73-74, Kathy (1959-1965 2nd Series) #13; Life with Millie (1960-1962) #13, Patsy Walker (1945-1965) #97, Amazing Adventures (1961 1st Series) #6, Fantastic Four (1961-1996 1st Series) #1, Kid Colt Outlaw (1948-1979) #101, Linda Carter, Student Nurse (1961-1963) #2, Millie the Model (1946-1973) #105, Strange Tales (1951-1976 1st Series) #90, Tales of Suspense (1959) #23, Tales to Astonish (1959-1968) #25, Gunsmoke Western (1955-1963 Marvel/Atlas) #67, Love Romances (1949-1963) #96, Teen-Age Romance (1960-1962) #84, Amazing Adult Fantasy (1961) #7, Patsy and Hedy (1952-1967) #79, and Rawhide Kid (1955-1979) #25.

Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber. Art by Jack Kirby, Dick Ayers, Steve Ditko, Don Heck, Stan Goldberg, Al Hartley, Paul Reinman, George Klein, Jack Keller, Bob Forgione, Vince Colletta, Sol Brodsky, and Al Hartley. Cover by Javier Rodriquez. Introduction by Tom Brevoort.

In August 1961, FANTASTIC FOUR #1 hit newsstands, heralding a new take on super hero stories and the birth of the Silver Age Marvel Universe! But Marvel Comics had been around for years before that, publishing Western, romance, comedy, monster and science fiction titles - and in August 1961, FANTASTIC FOUR was just one of over a dozen very different Marvel books! Now, sixty years later, experience the excitement of being a comic book fan in that momentous month with a complete collection of every issue that shared the shelves with FF #1, many never before reprinted!

Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 520 pages, full color.

Cover price $125.00.

Jack Kirby Cover

1st printing. Collects Journey into Mystery (1952-1962, 1996-1998) #73-74, Kathy (1959-1965 2nd Series) #13; Life with Millie (1960-1962) #13, Patsy Walker (1945-1965) #97, Amazing Adventures (1961 1st Series) #6, Fantastic Four (1961-1996 1st Series) #1, Kid Colt Outlaw (1948-1979) #101, Linda Carter, Student Nurse (1961-1963) #2, Millie the Model (1946-1973) #105, Strange Tales (1951-1976 1st Series) #90, Tales of Suspense (1959) #23, Tales to Astonish (1959-1968) #25, Gunsmoke Western (1955-1963 Marvel/Atlas) #67, Love Romances (1949-1963) #96, Teen-Age Romance (1960-1962) #84, Amazing Adult Fantasy (1961) #7, Patsy and Hedy (1952-1967) #79, and Rawhide Kid (1955-1979) #25.

Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber. Art by Jack Kirby, Dick Ayers, Steve Ditko, Don Heck, Stan Goldberg, Al Hartley, Paul Reinman, George Klein, Jack Keller, Bob Forgione, Vince Colletta, Sol Brodsky, and Al Hartley. Cover by Jack Kirby and George Klein. Introduction by Tom Brevoort.

In August 1961, FANTASTIC FOUR #1 hit newsstands, heralding a new take on super hero stories and the birth of the Silver Age Marvel Universe! But Marvel Comics had been around for years before that, publishing Western, romance, comedy, monster and science fiction titles - and in August 1961, FANTASTIC FOUR was just one of over a dozen very different Marvel books! Now, sixty years later, experience the excitement of being a comic book fan in that momentous month with a complete collection of every issue that shared the shelves with FF #1, many never before reprinted!

Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 520 pages, full color.

Cover price $125.00.

1st printing. Collects Iron Man: I am Iron Man (2010) #1-2, Iron Man 2 Agents of SHIELD (2010), Iron Man 2: Public Identity (2010 Marvel) #1-3, Marvels Iron Man 2 (2012) #1-2, Marvels Thor Adaptation (2013) #1-2, Captain America: First Vengeance (2011 Marvel) #1-4, Marvels Captain America: First Avenger (2013) #1-2, Avengers Prelude: Fury's Big Week (2012 Marvel) #1-4, Avengers: Black Widow Strikes (2012) #1-3, Marvels Avengers (2014) #1-2, Marvels Iron Man 3 Prelude (2013) #1-2, Marvels Thor: The Dark World Prelude (2013) #1-2, CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE WINTER SOLDIER INFINITE COMIC, Marvels Guardians of the Galaxy Prelude (2014) #1-2 and INFINITE COMIC, AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON PRELUDE INFINITE COMIC, Marvels Ant-Man Prelude (2015) #1-2 and INFINITE COMIC, Marvels Captain America: Civil War Prelude (2015) #1-4 and INFINITE COMIC, Marvel's Doctor Strange Prelude (2016) #1-2 and INFINITE COMIC, Marvels Guardians of the Galaxy Prelude (2016) Volume 2 #1-2, Spider-Man: Homecoming Prelude (2017) #1-2, Marvels Thor: Ragnarok Prelude (2017) #1-4, Black Panther Prelude (2017) #1-2, Marvels Avengers: Infinity War Prelude (2018) #1-2 and Marvels Ant-Man and Wasp Prelude (2018) #1-2.

Celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Marvel Cinematic Universe with this complete compendium of every action-packed adaptation and exclusive comic book prelude! Relive Iron Man's origin, the founding of the Avengers, the debut of the Guardians of the Galaxy, the superhuman Civil War, the threat of Thanos and much more - and thrill to blockbuster adventures taking place before, between and during the films you love!

Hardcover, 8-in. x 11-in., 1,304 pages, full color.

Credits:

Written by Will Pilgrim, Peter David, Joe Casey, Justin Theroux, Christos Gage, Fred Van Lente, Christopher Yost, Eric Pearson, Craig Kyle, Dan Abnett, and Andy Lanning.

Art by Sean Chen, Matt Camp, Tim Green II, Felix Ruiz, Barry Kitson, Ron Lim, Ramon Rosanas, Lan Medina, Luke Ross, Neil Edwards, Wellinton Alves, Manny Clark, Anderson Silva, Daniel HDR, Agustin Padilla, Don Ho, Rick Ketcham, Steve Kurth, Rick Magyar, Andrew Hennessy, Jaime Mendoza, Joe Bennett, Scot Eaton, Christopher Allen, Miguel Angel Sepulveda, Szymon Kudranski, Lee Ferguson, Jorge Fornes, Todd Nauck, J. L. Giles, Annapaola Martello, Tigh Walker, and Chris O'Halloran.

Cover price $125.00.

1st printing. Collects Marvel Classics Comics Series (1976-1978) #13-36.

Stories Adapted by Doug Moench, Chris Claremont, Bill Mantlo, John Warner, Elliot S. Maggin, and Don McGregor. Art by Sonny Trinidad, Yong Montano, Dino Castrillo, Jess Jodloman, Michael Golden, Sonny Trinidad, Rod Santiago, Rudy Mesina, Pete Lijauco, Rico Rival, Chip Nanco, Alfredo Alfredo, and Frank Bolle. Cover by John Buscema and Ernie Chan.

Masterworks of literature - retold in the Mighty Marvel Manner!

In the late 1970s, respected comic book writers and talented artists joined forces to adapt the world's most famous stories onto the comic book page. From adventure tales like The Last of the Mohicans, Treasure Island, Robinson Crusoe and Ivanhoe to horror staples Frankenstein and The Invisible Man! Whether it's the classical poetry of The Iliad and The Odyssey, the dystopian sci-fi of The War of the Worlds or the terrifying tales of Edgar Allan Poe, this collection of cultured classics is sure to thrill you from cover to cover!

Featuring world-famous and beloved characters like Robin Hood and Alice in Wonderland, and illustrated versions of novels by such authors as Charles Dickens, Mark Twain, Jules Verne and more!

Hardcover, 1.264 pages, full color. All Ages

Cover price $150.00.

Geoff Shaw Cover

1st printing. Collects Thanos (2016-2018 Marvel) #13-18, Death of the Inhumans (2018 Marvel) #1-5, Cosmic Ghost Rider (2018 Marvel) #1-5, Silver Surfer Black (2019 Marvel) #1-5, and material from Thanos (2018 Marvel) Annual #1 and Thanos Legacy (2018).

Written by Donny Cates, Chris Hastings, Kieron Gillen, Katie Cook, Ryan North, Al Ewing, and Tradd Moore. Art by Art by Geoff Shaw, Flaviano, Andre Lima Araujo, Katie Cook, Will Robson, Frazer Irving, Ariel Olivetti, Dylan Burnett, Brian Level, and Tradd Moore. Cover by Geoff Shaw. Back Cover by JG Jones.

Blockbuster writer Donny Cates (VENOM, GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY, THOR) unleashes cosmic chaos!

Ask the galaxy's most powerful beings how they fear the universe will end, and they will answer with two words: "Thanos wins." Now, that disturbing thought becomes a horrific reality!

Meanwhile, the Kree have targeted the Inhumans for annihilation, and Black Bolt must lead the few survivors into one final, bloody battle.

In the future, Frank Castle has been transformed into the Cosmic Ghost Rider! And now this bizarre hero has plans for vengeance on Thanos himself! And when the Silver Surfer is lost in space and time, his struggle to survive will leave him changed forever!

Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11in., 528 pages, full color. Rated T+

Cover price $100.00.

Tradd Moore Cover

1st printing. Collects Thanos (2016-2018 Marvel) #13-18, Death of the Inhumans (2018 Marvel) #1-5, Cosmic Ghost Rider (2018 Marvel) #1-5, Silver Surfer Black (2019 Marvel) #1-5, and material from Thanos (2018 Marvel) Annual #1 and Thanos Legacy (2018).

Written by Donny Cates, Chris Hastings, Kieron Gillen, Katie Cook, Ryan North, Al Ewing, and Tradd Moore. Art by Art by Geoff Shaw, Flaviano, Andre Lima Araujo, Katie Cook, Will Robson, Frazer Irving, Ariel Olivetti, Dylan Burnett, Brian Level, and Tradd Moore. Cover by Tradd Moore. Back Cover by JG Jones.

Blockbuster writer Donny Cates (VENOM, GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY, THOR) unleashes cosmic chaos!

Ask the galaxy's most powerful beings how they fear the universe will end, and they will answer with two words: "Thanos wins." Now, that disturbing thought becomes a horrific reality!

Meanwhile, the Kree have targeted the Inhumans for annihilation, and Black Bolt must lead the few survivors into one final, bloody battle.

In the future, Frank Castle has been transformed into the Cosmic Ghost Rider! And now this bizarre hero has plans for vengeance on Thanos himself! And when the Silver Surfer is lost in space and time, his struggle to survive will leave him changed forever!

Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11in., 528 pages, full color. Rated T+

Cover price $100.00.

Michael Golden Cover

Volume 1 - 1st printing. Collects Marvel Fanfare (1982-1992 1st Series) #1-19. Written by Chris Claremont, Al Milgrom, Roger McKenzie, Jim Shooter, Charlie Boatner, David Anthony Kraft, David Win, David Michelinie, Mike W. Barr, Sandy Plunkett, Roger Stern, Steven Grant, Bill Mantlo, Peter Gillis, Gil Kane, J.M. DeMatteis, Ralph Macchio, George Perez, Mary Jo Duffy, Ann Nocenti, Robbie Carosella, Alan Zelenetz, Barry Windsor-Smith, Marv Wolfman, and the Marvel Bullpen. Art by Michael Golden, John Byrne, Al Milgrom, Paul Smith, Terry Austin, Frank Miller, Trevor Von Eeden, Armando Gil, Dave Cockrum, Bob McLeod, Joe Rubinstein, Bob Downs, Dan Green, Marshall Rogers, P. Craig Russell, Luke McDonnell, John Beatty, Sandy Plunkett, Charles Vess, Joe Barney, George Freeman, Carmine Infantino, Gil Kane, Joe Brozowski, Gray Morrow, George Perez, Bob Layton, Brett Breeding, Joe Sinnott, Jack Abel, Jim Shooter, Bob Wiacek, Rick Leonardi, Ron Zalme, Art Adams, Alan Weiss, Barry Windsor-Smith, Jack Sparling, Ian Akin, Brian Garvey, Mike Mignola, Bob Budiansky, Danny Bulanadi, Tony Salmons, Kevin Nowlan, Kerry Gammil, and the Marvel Bullpen. Cover by Michael Golden. Introduction by Al Milgrom. The prestige format anthology series from Marvel's 80s era, Marvel Fanfare, is collected in omnibus format for the very first time!In 1982, the comics industry was making rapid advances. The door to higher-quality, prestige titles had been opened and Marvel Fanfare planted the flag, declaring it the place to be seen. The series gave industry's greatest creators - like Frank Miller, Barry Windsor-Smith, Chris Claremont and Michael Golden - a chance to make singular statements on Marvel icons like Captain America, the Thing and Spider-Man. New talents like Mike Mignola and Charles Vess could take their shot for an issue and gain break-out success. And groundbreaking talents like Bill Sienkiewicz could steal the scene with a gallery of pinups that redefined characters in a single image. Marvel Fanfare also boasted beautiful, fully-painted stories and cutting-edge new innovations in coloring. Each issue was a bounty of artistic excellence and a statement on the future of comics. Marvel is proud to collect the complete Marvel Fanfare in this first of three Omnibus volumes. Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 736 pages, full color. Rated T Cover price $100.00.

Frank Miller Cover

Volume 1 - 1st printing. Collects Marvel Fanfare (1982-1992 1st Series) #1-19. Written by Chris Claremont, Al Milgrom, Roger McKenzie, Jim Shooter, Charlie Boatner, David Anthony Kraft, David Win, David Michelinie, Mike W. Barr, Sandy Plunkett, Roger Stern, Steven Grant, Bill Mantlo, Peter Gillis, Gil Kane, J.M. DeMatteis, Ralph Macchio, George Perez, Mary Jo Duffy, Ann Nocenti, Robbie Carosella, Alan Zelenetz, Barry Windsor-Smith, Marv Wolfman, and the Marvel Bullpen. Art by Michael Golden, John Byrne, Al Milgrom, Paul Smith, Terry Austin, Frank Miller, Trevor Von Eeden, Armando Gil, Dave Cockrum, Bob McLeod, Joe Rubinstein, Bob Downs, Dan Green, Marshall Rogers, P. Craig Russell, Luke McDonnell, John Beatty, Sandy Plunkett, Charles Vess, Joe Barney, George Freeman, Carmine Infantino, Gil Kane, Joe Brozowski, Gray Morrow, George Perez, Bob Layton, Brett Breeding, Joe Sinnott, Jack Abel, Jim Shooter, Bob Wiacek, Rick Leonardi, Ron Zalme, Art Adams, Alan Weiss, Barry Windsor-Smith, Jack Sparling, Ian Akin, Brian Garvey, Mike Mignola, Bob Budiansky, Danny Bulanadi, Tony Salmons, Kevin Nowlan, Kerry Gammil, and the Marvel Bullpen. Cover by Frank Miller. Introduction by Al Milgrom. The prestige format anthology series from Marvel's 80s era, Marvel Fanfare, is collected in omnibus format for the very first time!In 1982, the comics industry was making rapid advances. The door to higher-quality, prestige titles had been opened and Marvel Fanfare planted the flag, declaring it the place to be seen. The series gave industry's greatest creators - like Frank Miller, Barry Windsor-Smith, Chris Claremont and Michael Golden - a chance to make singular statements on Marvel icons like Captain America, the Thing and Spider-Man. New talents like Mike Mignola and Charles Vess could take their shot for an issue and gain break-out success. And groundbreaking talents like Bill Sienkiewicz could steal the scene with a gallery of pinups that redefined characters in a single image. Marvel Fanfare also boasted beautiful, fully-painted stories and cutting-edge new innovations in coloring. Each issue was a bounty of artistic excellence and a statement on the future of comics. Marvel is proud to collect the complete Marvel Fanfare in this first of three Omnibus volumes. Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 736 pages, full color. Rated T Cover price $100.00.

Add to cart Near Mint $69.95

Add to cart Near Mint $69.95

Jim Starlin Cover

Volume 2 - 1st printing. Collects Marvel Fanfare (1982-1992 1st Series) #20-40. Written by Jim Starlin, Al Milgrom, Roger McKenzie, Doug Moench, Chris Claremont, Bill Mantlo, Will Jungkuntz, John Byrne, Norm Breyfogle, Ann Nocenti, J.M. DeMatteis, Kerry Gammill, Mark Wheatley, Alan Zelenetz, Michael Fleisher, Mark Borax, Jo Duffy, Marc Hempel, and Mike Carlin. Art by Jim Starlin, Al Milgrom, Charles Vess, Carl Potts, Ken Steacy, P. Craig Russell, Mike Ploog, Pat Broderick, Alan Weiss, John Buscema, Rudy Nebres, David Ross, Bob Wiacek, Brett Breeding, Dave Sim, June Brigman, Terry Austin, Bruce Patterson, Ian Akin, Brian Garvey, Will Jungkuntz, Tony Salmons, Marc Hempel, Ken Steacy, John Byrne, Norm Breyfogle, Brent Anderson, Al Williamson, Kerry Gammill, Dennis Janke, Mark Wheatley, Paul Smith, Charles Vess, Mike Mignola, Craig Hamilton, Bret Blevins, Tom Sutton, Art Adams, Walt Simonson, Judith Hunt, Bill Sienkiewicz, Colleen Doran, Joe Staton, Kim De Mulder, Bill Reinhold, Jim Fern, Bob Layton, David Mazzucchelli, and Rick Bryant. Cover by Jim Starlin. Introduction by Al Milgrom. Featuring stories and art by the greatest talents in the comics industry! Marvel Fanfare gave the greatest talents of the comic book industry the opportunity to make unique and defining statements on Marvels characters. And they didnt hold back! This second Omnibus edition includes: indelible adventures by writer/artist Jim Starlin that hearken back to the Marvel classics of Steve Ditko; Alan Zelenetz and Charles Vess absolutely stunning four-part masterpiece starring the Warriors Three; Doug Moench, Mike Ploog and Pat Brodericks wonderful Weirdworld; John Byrnes experimental all-splash page Hulk story; and fully painted Iron Man extravaganzas by Ken Steacy. And thats just for starters. Up-and-comers like Mike Mignola and Craig Hamilton exhibit their inimitable styles with pinups that capture the core of characters in single images and theres so much more. Dont miss this one and only opportunity for the complete Marvel Fanfare! Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 736 pages, full color. Rated T Cover price $100.00.

Art Adams Cover

Volume 2 - 1st printing. Collects Marvel Fanfare (1982-1992 1st Series) #20-40. Written by Jim Starlin, Al Milgrom, Roger McKenzie, Doug Moench, Chris Claremont, Bill Mantlo, Will Jungkuntz, John Byrne, Norm Breyfogle, Ann Nocenti, J.M. DeMatteis, Kerry Gammill, Mark Wheatley, Alan Zelenetz, Michael Fleisher, Mark Borax, Jo Duffy, and Mike Carlin. Art by Jim Starlin, Al Milgrom, Charles Vess, Carl Potts, Ken Steacy, P. Craig Russell, Mike Ploog, Pat Broderick, Alan Weiss, John Buscema, Rudy Nebres, David Ross, Bob Wiacek, Brett Breeding, Dave Sim, June Brigman, Terry Austin, Bruce Patterson, Ian Akin, Brian Garvey, Will Jungkuntz, Tony Salmons, Marc Hempel, Ken Steacy, John Byrne, Norm Breyfogle, Brent Anderson, Al Williamson, Kerry Gammill, Dennis Janke, Mark Wheatley, Paul Smith, Charles Vess, Mike Mignola, Craig Hamilton, Bret Blevins, Tom Sutton, Art Adams, Walt Simonson, Judith Hunt, Bill Sienkiewicz, Colleen Doran, Joe Staton, Kim De Mulder, Bill Reinhold, Jim Fern, Bob Layton, David Mazzucchelli, and Rick Bryant. Cover by Art Adams. Introduction by Al Milgrom. Featuring stories and art by the greatest talents in the comics industry! Marvel Fanfare gave the greatest talents of the comic book industry the opportunity to make unique and defining statements on Marvels characters. And they didnt hold back! This second Omnibus edition includes: indelible adventures by writer/artist Jim Starlin that hearken back to the Marvel classics of Steve Ditko; Alan Zelenetz and Charles Vess absolutely stunning four-part masterpiece starring the Warriors Three; Doug Moench, Mike Ploog and Pat Brodericks wonderful Weirdworld; John Byrnes experimental all-splash page Hulk story; and fully painted Iron Man extravaganzas by Ken Steacy. And thats just for starters. Up-and-comers like Mike Mignola and Craig Hamilton exhibit their inimitable styles with pinups that capture the core of characters in single images and theres so much more. Dont miss this one and only opportunity for the complete Marvel Fanfare! Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 736 pages, full color. Rated T Cover price $100.00.

Javier Rodriguez Cover

1st printing. Collects Daredevil (1964-1998 1st Series) #1, The Amazing Spider-Man (1963-1998 1st Series) #12, Fantastic Four (1961-1996 1st Series) #26, Thor (1962-1996 Marvel 1st Series Journey Into Mystery) #103, Kid Colt Outlaw (1948-1979) #116, Millie the Model (1945-1973 Marvel) #120, Modeling with Millie (1963-1967) #30, Patsy Walker (1945-1965) #114, Strange Tales (1951-1976 1st Series) #120, Tales of Suspense (1959-1968) #53, Tales to Astonish (1959-1968 1st Series) #55, Two-Gun Kid (1948-1977) #69, The Avengers (1963-1996 1st Series) #5, Patsy and Hedy (1952-1967) #94, Rawhide Kid (1955-1979) #40, Sgt. Fury (1963-1981) #7 and The Uncanny X-Men (1963-2011 1st Series) #5. Written by Stan Lee, Don Rico, and Larry Lieber. Art by Jack Kirby, Stan Goldberg, Dick Ayers, Steve Ditko, Bill Everett, Larry Lieber, Jack Keller, Al Hartley, Don Heck, Paul Reinman, Sol Brodsky, George Roussos [as George Bell], and Chic Stone. Cover by Javier Rodriguez. The House of Ideas is proud to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Daredevil with an Omnibus collecting every Marvel comic released during the month of his debut! DAREDEVIL presented a rougher, grittier take on the super hero concept, with young Matt Murdock growing up on the wrong side of the tracks with a father on the hook with the mob. Stan Lee and Bill Everett crafted a brilliant blend of crime, action and heroics that built the foundation for one of Marvel's greatest characters. But what else was happening that historic month? Marvel boasted a wonderfully engaging mix of romance, teen humor, Westerns and, of course, a growing stable of increasingly interconnected super heroes! Take a trip back to the spinner rack and relive them all! Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 480 pages, full color. All Ages Cover price $100.00.

Jack Kirby Cover

1st printing. Collects Daredevil (1964-1998 1st Series) #1, The Amazing Spider-Man (1963-1998 1st Series) #12, Fantastic Four (1961-1996 1st Series) #26, Thor (1962-1996 Marvel 1st Series Journey Into Mystery) #103, Kid Colt Outlaw (1948-1979) #116, Millie the Model (1945-1973 Marvel) #120, Modeling with Millie (1963-1967) #30, Patsy Walker (1945-1965) #114, Strange Tales (1951-1976 1st Series) #120, Tales of Suspense (1959-1968) #53, Tales to Astonish (1959-1968 1st Series) #55, Two-Gun Kid (1948-1977) #69, The Avengers (1963-1996 1st Series) #5, Patsy and Hedy (1952-1967) #94, Rawhide Kid (1955-1979) #40, Sgt. Fury (1963-1981) #7 and The Uncanny X-Men (1963-2011 1st Series) #5. Written by Stan Lee, Don Rico, and Larry Lieber. Art by Jack Kirby, Stan Goldberg, Dick Ayers, Steve Ditko, Bill Everett, Larry Lieber, Jack Keller, Al Hartley, Don Heck, Paul Reinman, Sol Brodsky, George Roussos [as George Bell], and Chic Stone. Cover by Jack Kirby and Bill Everett. The House of Ideas is proud to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Daredevil with an Omnibus collecting every Marvel comic released during the month of his debut! DAREDEVIL presented a rougher, grittier take on the super hero concept, with young Matt Murdock growing up on the wrong side of the tracks with a father on the hook with the mob. Stan Lee and Bill Everett crafted a brilliant blend of crime, action and heroics that built the foundation for one of Marvel's greatest characters. But what else was happening that historic month? Marvel boasted a wonderfully engaging mix of romance, teen humor, Westerns and, of course, a growing stable of increasingly interconnected super heroes! Take a trip back to the spinner rack and relive them all! Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 480 pages, full color. All Ages Cover price $100.00.

1st printing. Collects Ghost Rider (1990-1998, 2007 2nd Series) #1, Deathlok (1990 Mini-Series) #1, New Warriors (1990-1996 1st Series) #1, Foolkiller (1990) #1, Darkhawk (1991-1995) #1, Sleepwalker (1991-1994) #1, X-Force (1991-2002 1st Series) #1, X-Factor (1986-1998 1st Series) #71, Warlock and the Infinity Watch (1992-1995) #2, Death's Head II (1992 1st Series) #1, Silver Sable and the Wild Pack (1992-1995) #1, Terror Inc. (1992-1993 1st Series) #1, Night Thrasher: Four Control (1992) #1, Darkhold (1992) #1, Nightstalkers (1992-1994) #1, Spider-Man 2099 (1992-1996 1st Series) #1, Venom: Lethal Protector (1993) #1, Cable (1993-2002 1st Series) #1, Deadpool: The Circle Chase (1993) #1, Thunderstrike (1993-1995 1st Series) #1, GAMBIT (1993) #1, War Machine (1994-1996 1st Series) #1, Blackwulf (1994) #1, Force Works (1994-1996) #1, Blade the Vampire Hunter (1994) #1, Generation X Convention Preview (1994), Fantastic Force (1994-1996) #1, Web of Spider-Man (1985-1995 1st Series) #118, Bishop (1994) #1, X-Man (1995-2001) #1, Elektra: Root of Evil (1995) #1, Green Goblin (1995) #1, Captain Marvel (1995 3rd Series Marvel) #1, Heroes for Hire (1997-1999 1st Series) #1, Maverick (1997 X-Men) #1, Quicksilver (1997) #1, Spider-Girl (1998-2006) #1, Slingers (1998) Wizard Edition #0, Spider-Woman (1999 3rd Series) #1, Deathlok (1999 2nd Series) #1 and Warlock (1999 2nd Series) #1; and material from Captain America (1968-1996 Marvel 1st Series) Annual #9, Web of Spider-Man (1985-1995 1st Series) #100, Marvel Comics Presents (1988-1995 1st Series) #147 and 158, and Tales of the Marvel Universe (1997).

Revisit comics' most divisive decade with a giant-sized compendium of daring debuts! All your favorites are here: Deadpool! Nomad! X-Force! Scarlet Spider! Quicksilver! ClanDestine! Venom! Nightwatch! Gambit! Vengeance! Spider-Man 2099! The Thunderbolts! Plus: Ghost Rider and Deathlok, reinvented for the '90s! Guns! Swords! Leather! Clones! Pouches! Don't dis the '90s, they're totally dope!

Hardcover, 1,288 pages, full color.

Cover price $125.00.

Inhyuk Lee Cover

1st printing. Collects The Tomb of Dracula (1972-1979 1st Series) #10 and 67; Fear (1970-1975 Marvel) #24; Marvel Preview (1975-1981 Magazine) #3; The Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st Series) #162, 180-181 and 272; The Uncanny X-Men (1963-2011 1st Series) #139-140; Marvel Spotlight (1971-1977 1st Series) #24; Marvel Premiere (1972-1979) #27; Marvel Team-Up (1972-1985 1st Series) #80-81; Giant Size Chillers (1975) #1; The Uncanny X-Men (1963-2011 1st Series) Annual #6; War is Hell (1973-1975 Marvel) #9-15; The Man-Thing (1979-1981 2nd Series) #10-11; Marvel Comics Presents (1988-1995) #1-2 - and material from Vampire Tales (1973-1975) #2-4, 6 and 8-9; Marvel Preview (1975-1981 Magazine) #7-8, 12 and 16; Monsters Unleashed (1973-1975) #9; The Haunt of Horror (1974 Magazine) #2 and 4-5; Dracula Lives (1973-1975 Magazine) #10-11; The Tomb of Dracula (1979 Magazine) #3 and 5-6; Solo Avengers (1987-1989 Marvel) #5; Rampaging Hulk (1977-1981 Magazine) #1-6 and #8; Strange Tales (1951-1976 1st Series) #73 and The Legion of Monsters (1975) #1.

More tales of terror in the macabre Marvel manner! Featuring the complete solo sagas of a host of 1970s comic-book horrors! Satana, the devil's daughter! Lilith, spawn of Dracula! Blade, the vampire slayer! The flesh-eating Wendigo! John Kowalski, agent of Death! Ulysses Bloodstone, monster hunter! Hodiah Twist, detective of the supernatural! And the menacing Manphibian!

Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 1,176 pages, full color. Explicit Content

Credits:

Written by Marv Wolfman, Steve Gerber, Chris Claremont, John Byrne, Steve Englehart, Len Wein, Bill Mantlo, Gerry Conway, Gary Friedrich, Carla Joseph, Don McGregor, Richard Marschall, Lynn Graeme, Roger McKenzie, Ralph Macchio, Lora Byrne, Dennis Mallonee, John Warner, Roger Stern, Larry Lieber, Tony Isabella, Roy Thomas, and Stan Lee.

Art by Gene Colan, Rico Rival, Jacki Abel, Yong Motano, Esteban Maroto, Enrique Romero, Pat Broderick, Pablo Marcos, Vicente Alcazar, John Romita, Sr., Mike Netzer, Frank Chiaramonte, Rich Buckler, Carlos Garzon, Klaus Janson, Dan Green, Tom Palmer, P. Craig Russell, Tony DeZunga, Herb Trimpe, Sal Trapani, John Byrne, Terry Austin, Sal Buscema, Bob McLeod, Janice Cohen, Mike Vosburg, Gene Day, Steve Leialoha, Alfredo Alcala, Bill Sienkiewicz, Bob Wiacek, Dick Ayers, Frank Springer, Don Perlin, Dave Hunt, George Evans, Val Mayerik, Bob Brown, Enie Chan, Tom Sutton, Dave Simons, Eric von Krupp, John Ridgway, Pat Boyette, Sonny Trinidad, Rudy Nebres, Rod Santiago, Rudy Mesina, Bill Everett, Mike Manley, Dave Cockrum, Sam Grainger, and Frank Miller.

Cover price $125.00.

John Romita, Sr. Cover

1st printing. Collects The Tomb of Dracula (1972-1979 1st Series) #10 and 67; Fear (1970-1975 Marvel) #24; Marvel Preview (1975-1981 Magazine) #3; The Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st Series) #162, 180-181 and 272; The Uncanny X-Men (1963-2011 1st Series) #139-140; Marvel Spotlight (1971-1977 1st Series) #24; Marvel Premiere (1972-1979) #27; Marvel Team-Up (1972-1985 1st Series) #80-81; Giant Size Chillers (1975) #1; The Uncanny X-Men (1963-2011 1st Series) Annual #6; War is Hell (1973-1975 Marvel) #9-15; The Man-Thing (1979-1981 2nd Series) #10-11; Marvel Comics Presents (1988-1995) #1-2 - and material from Vampire Tales (1973-1975) #2-4, 6 and 8-9; Marvel Preview (1975-1981 Magazine) #7-8, 12 and 16; Monsters Unleashed (1973-1975) #9; The Haunt of Horror (1974 Magazine) #2 and 4-5; Dracula Lives (1973-1975 Magazine) #10-11; The Tomb of Dracula (1979 Magazine) #3 and 5-6; Solo Avengers (1987-1989 Marvel) #5; Rampaging Hulk (1977-1981 Magazine) #1-6 and #8; Strange Tales (1951-1976 1st Series) #73 and The Legion of Monsters (1975) #1.

More tales of terror in the macabre Marvel manner! Featuring the complete solo sagas of a host of 1970s comic-book horrors! Satana, the devil's daughter! Lilith, spawn of Dracula! Blade, the vampire slayer! The flesh-eating Wendigo! John Kowalski, agent of Death! Ulysses Bloodstone, monster hunter! Hodiah Twist, detective of the supernatural! And the menacing Manphibian!

Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 1,176 pages, full color. Explicit Content

Credits:

Written by Marv Wolfman, Steve Gerber, Chris Claremont, John Byrne, Steve Englehart, Len Wein, Bill Mantlo, Gerry Conway, Gary Friedrich, Carla Joseph, Don McGregor, Richard Marschall, Lynn Graeme, Roger McKenzie, Ralph Macchio, Lora Byrne, Dennis Mallonee, John Warner, Roger Stern, Larry Lieber, Tony Isabella, Roy Thomas, and Stan Lee.

Art by Gene Colan, Rico Rival, Jacki Abel, Yong Motano, Esteban Maroto, Enrique Romero, Pat Broderick, Pablo Marcos, Vicente Alcazar, John Romita, Sr., Mike Netzer, Frank Chiaramonte, Rich Buckler, Carlos Garzon, Klaus Janson, Dan Green, Tom Palmer, P. Craig Russell, Tony DeZunga, Herb Trimpe, Sal Trapani, John Byrne, Terry Austin, Sal Buscema, Bob McLeod, Janice Cohen, Mike Vosburg, Gene Day, Steve Leialoha, Alfredo Alcala, Bill Sienkiewicz, Bob Wiacek, Dick Ayers, Frank Springer, Don Perlin, Dave Hunt, George Evans, Val Mayerik, Bob Brown, Enie Chan, Tom Sutton, Dave Simons, Eric von Krupp, John Ridgway, Pat Boyette, Sonny Trinidad, Rudy Nebres, Rod Santiago, Rudy Mesina, Bill Everett, Mike Manley, Dave Cockrum, Sam Grainger, and Frank Miller.

Cover price $125.00.

1st printing. Collects Strange Tales (1951-1976 1st Series) #169-174 and 176-177; Supernatural Thrillers (1972-1975) #5 and 7-15; Astonishing Tales (1970-1976) #21-24; Dead of Night (1973-1975) #11; Marvel Spotlight (1971-1977 1st Series) #26; Marvel Chillers (1975) #1-2; Marvel Team-Up (1972-1985 1st Series) #24; Werewolf by Night (1972-1977 1st Series) #39-41; Marvel Two-in-One (1974 1st Series) #11, 18, 33, 41 and 95; Doctor Strange (1974-1987 2nd Series) #48; Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st Series) #244; Fantastic Four (1961-1996 1st Series) #222-223; Avengers (1963-1996 1st Series) #185-187; and material from Tales of the Zombie (1973) Magazine #1-10; Haunt of Horror (1974 Magazine) #2-5; Monsters Unleashed (1973-1975) #11; Bizarre Adventures (1981-1983 Magazine) #33; Menace (1953-1654 Atlas) #5; Moon Knight (1980-1984 1st Series) #21; Tales of Suspense (1959-1968) #14 and 20; and Strange Tales (1951-1976 1st Series) #74 and 89.

Marvel's creepiest characters put the "super" into supernatural in this titanic tome of terror! A veritable who's who of horror, this volume collects the complete 1970s adventures of the Zombie, Brother Voodoo, the Living Mummy, It! the Living Colossus, the Golem, Gabriel the Devil Hunter, the Scarecrow and Modred the Mystic - including hair-raising encounters with Werewolf by Night, Doctor Strange, the Hulk, the Thing, the Avengers and more! Read it if you dare!

Hardcover, 1,328 pages, full color. Mature Readers

Cover price $150.00.