The miniseries originally planned to cover six issues, but extended to seven. Author Neil Gaiman and illustrated by John Romita Jr., the series is trying to bring back to the Eternals in the Marvel Universe Civil War era.

Missing #25,27,32,45 issues. Number 1 and 2 of this series where named Marvel Boy. The series changed it's name to "Astonishing" with issue 3.

From a series of autonomous Tales of the Old West, this issue revisits an unknown part of Tonto in the past. Tonto finally meet face to face with rogue Indian Maintains that indirectly led to the deaths of his wife and son. In this life-changing meeting Tonto forever. This issue also shows how Tonto bought a horse, Scout. Revenge of the blood and

Detachment of professional mercenaries and desperate guys led by Barney Ross gets an easy task - at any cost to find and destroy the bloody tyrant dictator, fear-mongering on the civilian population and sowing chaos in the South American country.

Gargoyles series tells the story - ancient creatures that lived in Scotland. Day - statue at night - warriors. But after the betrayal by their friend, they had to turn to stone for a thousand years, and eggs gargoyles take in a safe place. Gargoyles woke up in his castle, which was on top of the building of a multinational corporation Zanatosa

Nicknamed the Scarlet Speedster, all incarnations of the Flash possess "super-speed", which includes the ability to run and move extremely fast, use superhuman reflexes and seemingly violate certain laws of physics. Thus far, four different characters each of whom somehow gained the power of "super-speed" have assumed the identity of the Flash:

After a planned shipwreck, and the billionaire playboy Oliver Queen is lost and presumed dead for five years, after which the show alive on a lost island in the Pacific Ocean. When he returns home to Starling City, his devoted mother Moira, much-loved sister, Thea, and his best friend Tommy greet him at home, but they see that Oliver has changed

Short lived 80's revival of classic 40s and 50s character The Comet. Ran for 3 issues, published by Archie/Red Circle from October to December 1983

When Archie decided to change the formats of their anthology books to humour and give more attention to the most popular heroes from them, they created the new anthology book Shield-Wizard comics, featuring full length tales of The Shield, previously the star of Pep comics, and The Wizard, The previous star of Top-Notch Comics, together in one

The early 90's revamp/revival of the classic Archie comics character The Shield. Published by Impact comics. In this one a new Shield, Michael Barnes, an American soldier, is recruited by a secret government project to wear an experimental suit of armoire that makes him impervious to weapons and become a heroic American icon and public face for

Dredd - American law enforcement officer in the city of the future Mega City, where the judge, dressed in uniforms, combine the powers of police, judge and executioner. Dredd and his colleagues are empowered to ensure that arrest, sentence and even execute criminals on the spot. The character was created in March 1977, writer John Wagner and

Published by Archie/MLJ this series started as Special Comics, but title was changed to Hangman comics with issue #2. Hangman comics ran from issue #2-#8 running for 7 issues from Spring 1942 to Fall 1943 before the series was again retitled to Black Hood Comics and the character who had previously been the star of the back-up stories became the

With the permission of Cleveland brand, Boston Brand, aka Deadman, takes body of his brother, but no one could have foreseen the consequences.

With the permission of Cleveland brand, Boston Brand, aka Deadman, takes body of his brother, but no one could have foreseen the consequences.

The full name of the series was Black Hood Comics, published from Winter 1943 to Summer 1946 by MLJ/Archie comics (clued MLJ Magazines at the time) The series actually replaced Hangman comics, but kept the numbering system, Hangman Comics lasted 8 issues and then with issue #9 the title changed to Black Hood Comics, so the first issue is actually

One of Archie's classic Superhero series. Adventures of the Fly started in 1961 and lasted 30 issues. With issue 31 Archie changed the name of their superhero line to "Mighty Comics" and retitled this series "Fly-Man".

Collection Marvel Comics for 29.01.2014 (4 weeks). The collection includes such comics: 1. Cataclysm - The Ultimates' Last Stand #04 2. Superior Spider-Man #26 3. Miracleman #02 4. Guardians of the Galaxy #11.NOW 5. Thor - God of Thunder #18 6. X-Men Legacy #23 7. Uncanny X-Force #17 8. Revolutionary War - Knights of Pendragon #01 9. Avengers

Collection DC Comics for 29.01.2014 (4 weeks). The collection includes such comics: 1. All-Star Western #27 2. Batman And Robin Annual #2 3. Batman The Dark Knight #27 4. Catwoman #27 5. Damian Son Of Batman #4 6. Earth 2 Annual #2 7. Flash #27 8. Forever Evil A.R.G.U.S. #4 9. Green Lantern Corps Annual #2 10. Green Team Teen Trillionaires #8 11.

Published by MLJ/Archie comics. One of Archie's many anthology comics of the period. This one lasted 47 issues from June 1940- June 1944. The series featured a mix of detective, superhero, war, fantasy and more. Noted first appearances of superheroes like The Web and Steel Sterling.

The 90's revamp of the web published by Impact comics. This time, instead of being based on the classic Archie comics crime fighting superhero, the web is a group of government secret agents in super powered suits of armour.

The Comet was one of the many Archie Red Circle heroes acquired by DC and published as part of DC's Impact comic imprint. The series lasted 18 issues plus The Comet Annual #1.