DC Back Issues
Written by Alan Moore titled "Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?" part 2.
First appearance
First appearance of Samaritan and Honor Guard, Cleopatra, MHP, Beautie, the Black Rapier, Quarrel and N-Forcer. Premier issue of first Astro City series.
First appearance
First appearance of Warbird, formerly Ms. Marvel (Carol Danvers). New iteration of the Avengers roster: Captain America, Hawkeye, Iron Man, Scarlet Witch, Thor, Vision and Warbid.
Awesome Covers
Specialty border printed on select covers published in November 1986 celebrating the 25th year since Fantastic Four #1 was published in November 1961. Cover features the Black Knight.
Marvel Back Issues
Issue two of the first solo series featuring Yelena Belova, the Black Widow. Created by Greg Rucka and Greg Land.
Adaptation of....
Parts one and two of a two part adaptation of the 1982 movie Blade Runner starring Harrison Ford adapted from the Philip K. Dick novel 'Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep'. This story is a reprint of the comic Marvel Comics Super Special #22.
Awesome Covers
Cover art by Jackson Guice, featuring Christian singer Amy Grant, who sued Marvel for her likeness being used on the cover of this issue, fearing her audience would view it as an association with the occult.
First appearance
First appearance of Moondog the Malicious. Bondage cover.
Marvel Back Issues
Premier issue of the second ongoing Ms. Marvel series, beginning two decades after her first series.
First appearance
First team appearance of Power Pack: Alex, Jack, Katie, and Julie.
First appearance
First team appearance of the Shogun Warriors, humans piloting giant robot protectors.
Alan Moore
First appearance of Sodam Yat, later introduced as Ion, prophesied to be the Ultimate Green Lantern. First team appearance of the Children of the White Lobe, prophesied to contribute to the destruction of the Green Lantern Corps. First appearance of Qull of the Five Inversions, a demon who foreshadowed the destruction of the Green Lantern Corps to Abin Sur.
Marvel Back Issues
Premier issue of first solo Taskmaster miniseries. Debut of a new Taskmaster suit.
Marvel Back Issues
Origin of Ben Grimm, The Thing in his younger years on Yancy Street.
Alan Moore
Premier issue of the Alan Moore classic. Reprinted from British publication Warrior magazine. Mid-grade +.
Awesome Covers
Cover art by Phil Jimenez paying homage to the movie 'Terminator'.
Independent Publishers
Contains a two-page advertisement featuring Groo the Wanderer.
First appearance
First appearance of Master Pandemonium, a conduit for demons to enter the world.
First appearance
First appearance of Irezumi, a tattooed Japanese man who can absorb an attack and redirect it at his enemy.
First appearance
First team appearance of the Inner Demons, henchmen of Mr. Negative.
First appearance
First meeting of the Avengers and the Guardians of the Galaxy. First appearance of Carina Tivan, daughter of the Collector.
Cameo
Premiere issue of the second volume of the Batman title. First cameo appearance of Harper Row, later becomes Bluebird.
DC Back Issues
First appearance of The Talon, William Cobb, an assassin for the Court of Owls and the great-grandfather of Dick Grayson. First printing. New 52.
Awesome Covers
First cameo team appearance of The Court of Owls. First appearance of Luka Volk and the Whisper Gang.
DC Back Issues
First appearance of Duke Thomas, later becomes The Signal, protégé of Batman who patrols Gotham by day.
2nd Appearance
"Crisis on Infinite Earths" part 3. 2nd cameo appearance of Anti-Monitor.
Independent Publishers
Premiere issue of the six-part extended adaptation of Michael Moorcock's Elric Saga.
First appearance
First appearance of Storm Shadow. First team appearance of the Arashikage Clan. Silent issue without text or dialogue. First printing. Mid-grade.
DC Back Issues
First appearance of the DemolitionTeam: Steamroller, Jackhammer, Hardhat, Rosie and Scoopshovel.
Cameo
First appearance of Marvel Boy (Noh-Varr). First appearance of Star Splendor, mother of Noh-Varr. First appearance of Captain Glory, Noh-Varr's father. First cameo appearance of Exterminatrix. First appearance of Doctor Midas.
Awesome Covers
First team appearance of the Illuminati: Professor X, Doctor Strange, Black Bolt, Iron Man, Namor, and Black Panther. Cover appearance of Ronin. Condition is 7.5.
Cameo
First cameo appearance of Jessica Priest, later becomes She-Spawn. Created by Todd McFarlane and Greg Capullo.
Image Back Issues
First appearance of Ab and Zab, freelance demons with the ability to open gates in between realms. WRITERS: Todd McFarlane and Brian Holguin. ARTIST: Greg Capullo
Complete Sets
ISSUE #1: First appearance of Nordik, the Viking Hellspawn. Complete set of Fan Editions #1, #2, and #3.
Awesome Covers
First appearance of "electric blue" Superman. Glow-in-the-dark cover (direct edition)..
DC Back Issues
First cameo appearance of Batman Beyond outside of the DC Animated Universe of comic books
Awesome Covers
Marriage of Superman and Lois Lane. Interior art depicts a number of past Superman creators attending the wedding which is officiated by Jerry Siegel. Silver trade dress (doesn't not show up well on scan). Square bound. Includes faux invitation to the wedding.
First appearance
- 1st appearance of Demon Druid AKA Ultimus, a Kree Eternal and member of Starforce
First appearance
First appearance of Firelord, a Nova Centurion named Pyreus Kril before Galactus claimed him as a Herald.
First appearance
Advertisement for The Incredible Hulk #181 with Wolverine in the image. First appearance of Dweller in the Darkness.
First appearance
First team appearance of the Heliopians, ancient Egyptian gods: Horus, Osiris and Isis
2nd Printing
Second printing "sketch" cover by Michael Turner. "Godfall, Part One: Home"
First appearance
First appearance of Ripley Ryan, who later becomes Star.
Awesome Covers
Features cover homage to horror film poster for "The Exorcist".
Alan Moore
Set of Star Wars: Devilworlds anthology series. Features multiple stories written by Alan Moore. Both issues in fair condition. Reader copies.
2nd Printing
Second printing with "sketch" cover by Michael Turner. "Godfall, Part 2 of 6: Unravel"
DC Back Issues
First appearance of Jake Kane, The Weeping Woman, Director Bones, Cameron Chase.
Awesome Covers
Controversial issue examining gun violence in schools. Miles Morales featured on the cover.
Marvel Back Issues
Reprinting of Daredevil #4 (first appearance of The Purple Man). Reprinting of Strange Tales #94 (prototype of The Thing) Reprinting of X-Men #5 (First Asteroid M, 2nd Scarlet Witch, 2nd Quicksilver).
First appearance
First appearance and origin of Mother Teresa in comic books.
Death of....
First appearance of Kid Omega. First appearance of Jumbo Carnation. Death of Jumbo Carnation.
Awesome Covers
Pickle Rick featured on the cover. Cover homage to Uncanny X-Men #141.
First appearance
First appearance of Shaolin Cowboy. Premier issue. Art and story by Geof Darrow.
Dark Horse Back Issues
Premier issue of 5-part miniseries that explores the galaxy far, far away, 4000 years before the events of the original 1978 film. Introduction of the Knights of the Old Republic timeline.
Independent Publishers
Part essay, part interview with Jim Steranko. Multiple pages of art. Fold out front and back cover.
Awesome Covers
Art Suydam zombie variant. Written by J. Michael Straczynski. Vol. 3, 2007.
Complete Sets
#1 - Premier issue. #2 - Partial origin of The Boy. #3 - First appearance of Dr. Terminal. #4 - First appearance and origin of the White Violin. #5 - Death of Pogo. #6 - Final issue of mini-series.
Dark Horse Back Issues
First appearance of the Umbrella Academy, Hargreeves, Luther, Diego, Allison, Klaus, Ben, and Vanya. First appearance of The Murder Machine. NM condition.
Awesome Covers
Origin of Nebula, the granddaughter of Thanos. First cover appearance of Nebula.
DC Back Issues
Non-canon, alternate reality precursor to DC's "Elseworlds" imprint, this story pits Batman against Jack the Ripper.
DC Back Issues
First appearance of Booster Gold, and his sidekick Skeets. First appearance of Blackguard.
DC Back Issues
Wally West as the Flash in his own title. Premier issue of Volume 2 of The Flash.