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McDonald's Batman Two Face Glass Mug france McDonalds 1995 Circa: 1995 Condition: Excellent The Batman 2-Face Collector Mug, part of the 1995 Batman Forever Series. Price is per mug. write or telephone Ron 310-591-7051 bugdig@yahoo.com about actual shipping costs.... Price:
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Friends of Lulu Presents - Broad Appeal Pasadena, California Friends of Lulu 2003 0974096016 Rubbed and slighty damaged cover, pages intact and excellent An anthology of comics for everyone! Price:
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Astounding Science Fiction may:1948 street & Smith 1948 Fair minus coer derteriorating as we wspeak ,But does have the eil L.Ron Hubbard within. Cartier,Orban,Rogers & Timmins cover by Alohandro Satan himself L.Ron Hubbard;"the absolute weapon" Jack Williamson,John D.McDonald & Murray Leinster Price:
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Combat Kelly #21 NY Sphere publications 1954 good,split along the binding, staples still strong, nothing loose or missing,mild edge wear,corners rounded, mild tanning within. .If you love cheeezy war comics with sreo-typical caricatures are yourthing then here you go... Price:
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Adventure comics #336 NY DC comics Sept.,1965 good++,, small creasing to the binding, thumb prints and fading along bindings edge, edge wear, dinged corners Starfinger turns out to be...I'm not going to tell...., Plus a greAT intage story in the rear...you like it in the rear ..dont you....? Price:
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GI Joe Hall Of Fame Duke 12 Inch Electronic Action Figure MIB,box mild edge wear 12 Virgil A. Ditrapano "Joe collector" (Hurricane, WV) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME) Durability:5.0 out of 5 stars Fun:3.0 out of 5 stars Educational:3.0 out of 5 stars Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) Duke is very cool he looks very much like a Joe from the 70s with the life like hair. The uniform is very much authentic looking. The body is bulky and durable but not at all articulated. Overall Duke is a sweet Joe to have in a collection but he needs a more articulated body, its easy to pop off his head and use a big armed classic collection Gi Joe body to make him a lot more fun and articulated. call or write about reised shipping before purchasing-sincerely ron2 1991 - G.I. Joe - Hall Of Fame - Stalker - 12 Inch Action Figure - Collector's Edition - w/ Accessories - Hasbro - 18 Years Old - Sealed - Out of Production - Limited Edition - Collectible $49.99 › Explore similar items Product Features * Classic 12inch tall figure * Full poseable * Realistic battle dress uniform and dog tags! * Electronic light and sound weapon * Special numbered Collector's Edition Product Details * Product Dimensions: 12 x 3 x 16 inches ; 1 pounds * Shipping Weight: 2 pounds * ASIN: B000NK1XUS Price:
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Jonah Hex: Two-Gun Mojo #2 - Invitation to a Hanging is a comic book published by Vertigo & released on 9//1993 JONAH HEX: TWO-GUN MOJO #2 September 1993 [$2.95] Cover Credits: Timothy Truman (pencils, inks; signed) Story: "Two-Gun Mojo, Chapter 2: Invitation To A Hanging" (30 Pages) Credits: Joe R. Lansdale (plot, script); Timothy Truman (pencils); Sam Glanzman (inks); Todd Klein (letters); Sam Parsons (colors); Stuart Moore (edits) Feature Character: Jonah Hex Supporting Character: Slow Go Smith (dies) Villains: Doc "Cross" Williams (first actual appearance), Wild Bill Hickok (deceased; as a zombie; last in flashback in #4), Half Pint, String Bean Jones, Ramona, Stretch (first appearance of latter four; Doc Williams' crew); the Sheriff of Mud Creek (dies) Other Character: "Injun" Synopsis: Jonah Hex is framed for the murder of his newfound friend Slow Go Smith. But as the folks of Mud Creek, Texas, prepare for an oldfashioned hanging, Slow Go´s real killers - a zombie and a medicine man in a bizarre wagon - make their escape. With the help of a kindly Indian girl, Hex breaks jail... with the townsfolk in hot pursuit. Creators Joe R. Lansdale writer Sam Glanzman inker Timothy Truman penciler Characters Jonah Hex Price:
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Hot Wheels Street Duel Battle Arena Race Car Set-MIB Mattel MIB a Brand New Hot Wheels Street Duel Battle Arena Race Car Set. Experience the thrill of head to head Turbo Glo competition! Guide your car to hit the target! The included vehicle lights up. Turn of the lights for glo streaking action! This set is sure to provide hours of race car action fun! * HOT WHEELS STREET DUEL TURBO GLO RACE CAR SET * BLAZING ARENA BATTLE, LIGHT UP CAR * 2 PRECISION CONTROL HANDSETS * SPINNING TARGET WITH BLASTING VICTORY FLAGS * INCLUDED VEHICLE REALLY LIGHTS UP * GUIDE YOUR CAR INTO THE ARENA TO HIT THE TARGET * TURN OFF THE LIGHTS FOR GLO-STREAKING ACTION! * SPIN THE CHALLENGE TARGET AND BLAST THE VICTORY FLAG! * FREE SHIPPING WITH-IN THE USA. REDUCED INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING * ADDITIONAL VEHICLES CAN BE PURCHASED SEPARATLY * REQUIRES 3 AA BATTERIES * RECOMMENDED FOR AGES 5 AND UP Product Details * Shipping Weight: 1.4 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) * Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues. * ASIN: B000ENW646 * Item model number: K4104 * Manufacturer recommended age: 5 - 10 years Please write or call about revised shipping rates, this must ship Parcel post which will vary depending on where you live Price:
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Kyle Petty's #44(1996) Hot wheels rechargable car CHINE Hot Wheels/Mattel 1996 edge wear rolls straight, a bit bumped Now that Kyle Petty is Dead enjoy this little toy that looks like the car he got all smashed up and DIED IN AND NO ONE CARES BECAUSE HE WAS A REDNECK THAT SLEPT WITH HIS SISTER!!!! Price:
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Moon Knight Vol 1 #10 August, 1981 Editor-in-Chief James Shooter Cover Artists Bill Sienkiewicz [hide] "Too Many Midnights" Writers Doug Moench Pencilers Bill Sienkiewicz Inkers Bill Sienkiewicz Colourists Bob Sharen Letterers Joe Rosen Editors Denny O'Neil Previous Issue Next Issue Moon Knight #9 Moon Knight #11 VG corners bumped, small rub on cover Moon Knight Vol 1 10edit this page From Marvel Database (Redirected from Moon Knight 10) Moon Knight Vol 1 10.jpg Moon Knight Vol 1 #10 August, 1981 Editor-in-Chief James Shooter Cover Artists Bill Sienkiewicz [hide] "Too Many Midnights" Writers Doug Moench Pencilers Bill Sienkiewicz Inkers Bill Sienkiewicz Colourists Bob Sharen Letterers Joe Rosen Editors Denny O'Neil Previous Issue Next Issue Moon Knight #9 Moon Knight #11 Image:Quote1.png You are someone! You're exactly what you've chosen to be—a strong man determined to make up for the evil you once did. You're not Lockley or Grant or even Moon Knight—they're just your tools ... names and identities you use to accomplish your goal. Image:Quote2.png -- Marlene Alraune edit Appearing in "Too Many Midnights" Featured Characters: * Moon Knight (Marc Spector) Supporting Characters: * Marlene Alraune * Samuels * Frenchie * Gena Landers * Ricky Landers * Ray Landers * Crawley * Nedda Villains: * Midnight Man (Anton Mogart) * Bushman Other Characters: * bystanders Locations: * New York City * Long Island o Moon Knight's Mansion * Brooklyn o Gena's Diner * Central Park Items: * Moon Knight's Crescent Darts * Statue of Khonshu Vehicles: * Moon Knight's Helicopter (Mark II) (First appearance) edit Synopsis for "Too Many Midnights" Bushman, Moon Knight's nemesis, has trapped him in a chamber rapidly filling with stormwater. The Midnight Man, who lured Moon Knight into this trap, and Samuels, Steven Grant's butler, also face drowning. Even worse, the Midnight Man has just shattered the statue of Khonshu that, Moon Knight believes, gave him his powers (see issue #1). On the street above, Marlene Alraune and Frenchie find Lockley's cab and the open manhole that led Moon Knight into the trap. Back in the chamber, Samuels and Midnight Man plead with Moon Knight to find a way out. He shakes off his lethargy and uses one of his darts to start prying a brick out of the wall. By the time he loosens the brick, the water has risen over his head—the rush of water through the new opening almost takes him with it. He barely makes it back to the surface. Midnight Man plunges in to escape through the hole. Moon Knight cuts the rope holding Samuels just as the wall around the inlet collapses. The current pulls Samuels into the sewers. Moon Knight retrieves the statue's head and follows; his cloak catches on a brick and is lost. They wind up in the river. dark moon knight of the soul On a riverbank, Moon Knight pulls off his mask and tells Samuels, "I'm nothing ... everything to everyone, but nothing to myself." He wanders away, clutching the head of Khonshu. Samuels returns to Grant's mansion. Marlene calls Gena Landers, who sets Crawley and her sons to work looking for Lockley. Frenchie uses the new helicopter to search the city. Even Samuels joins the hunt. After three days, though, no one can find him. In Moon Knight's absence, Bushman begins a crime wave. Finally, Gena and Crawley find Moon Knight in Central Park, where he grieves for his brother Randall, who (he believes) died nearby. They take him to Grant's mansion, where Marlene tries to pull him out of his despondency. "I jeered the moon once too often, lady, bluffed my way through too many midnights," he says. Marlene shows him another statue of Khonshu and says that the one Midnight Man broke was a copy—this one is the original. "You did it all to yourself," she tells him. Five days later, Crawley learns that Bushman and his lieutenants will hold a meeting at a house in Brooklyn that night. Marlene gives Moon Knight a new costume, and Frenchie fires up the new chopper. They arrive as Bushman pulls up to the house and sees a group of police out front. Before Bushman can escape, Moon Knight swings down on his chopper's ladder. "It can't be!" says Bushman, "You're dead!" The answer: "You can't kill me—nothing can!" Bushman tells his driver to plow through the police. Moon Knight glides down onto the car and knocks out the driver, causing the car to crash. Bushman runs into the Botanical Gardens. Moon Knight ducks a burst from Bushman's Sten gun and attacks. With his confidence restored, Moon Knight easily bests his opponent. Back at his mansion, Grant asks Marlene if the statue of Khonshu she showed him is the copy, rather than the one he saw shattered. She says, "It's all in your mind anyway. If this one is the fake, then you've proven it—by defeating Bushman without the spirit of Khonshu." Price:
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Part of the 'The Gehenna Stone Affair' event Wolverine Vol 2 15.jpg Wolverine Vol 2 #15 December, 1989 Editor-in-Chief Tom DeFalco Cover Artists Kevin Nowlan [hide] "Homecoming" Writers Peter David Pencilers John Buscema Inkers Bill Sienkiewicz Colourists Glynis Oliver Letterers Ken Bruzenak Editors Bob Harras Previous Issue Next Issue Wolverine Vol 2 #14 Wolverine Vol 2 #16 Image:Quote1.png You'll recover. But if you have kids, they'll be stupid. Image:Quote2.png -- Logan, commenting on O'Donnell being kicked in the crotch. edit Appearing in "Homecoming" Featured Characters: * Wolverine Supporting Characters: * Archie Corrigan * Burt Corrigan * Jessica Drew * Lindsay McCabe * O'Donnell Villains: * Ba'al-Hadad * Baalists * Prince Baran Other Characters: * Captain Tai * Johann Locations: * Madripoor * Princess Bar Items: * Gehenna Stone Vehicles: * edit Synopsis for "Homecoming" Wolverine and his friends arrive in Madripoor. He finds Captain Tai's police force antagonzing the staff at the Princess Bar. They want to take the Gehenna Stone and believe that Lindsay McCabe has it. She argues with the police and then gets into a physical fight with O'Donnell who no longer has the item either. Wolverine witnesses all of this, but cannot understand the elevated levels of anxiety that seems to surround this item. Archie and he visit O'Donnell's office to discuss the matter. During the course of conversation, Wolverine learns that nobody was fooled by his "Patch" disguise and that everyone knew he was Wolverine all along. O'Donnell tells Logan that the prince's aide, Johann, took the Gehenna Stone from him. A short while later, a group of Baalists attack Jessica Drew and Burt Corrigan. Burt plays up his "Indiana Jones" persona and even succeeds in ensnaring one of the attackers with a whip. Jessica Drew though prefers the dependability of a handgun. Although these Baalists pattern themselves after vampires, they die just as easily as anything else. Back at the Princess Bar, a squad of Captain Tai's men raid the building, aggressively looking for the stone. Wolverine and O'Donnell engage in some good old fashioned fisticuffs to take down the over-eager police officers. Wolverine learns that O'Donnell's stone is part of the same piece as the one that Burt Corrigan previously carried. His mood sours when he learns that Prince Baran now possesses it. Meanwhile, Jessica parts company from Burt and goes to the prince's castle. She is secretly working for him and wants to warn him about the threat of the Baalists. When she arrives though, she is shocked to find Ba'al, alive and well, and apparently a guest of the prince. Price:
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Bugs Bunny # 72 * Bugs Bunny * Issue # 72 * Dell Publishing Company * April 1960 * Regular Series * U.S.A. DELL 1960 good, a bit moth eaten on readers side upper right of cover,ayt top and a few pages in , does not effect text and overall quality is still very presentable save a big greasy thumb print on page 8-binding is tight ..Bugs is tormented by a haunted flugal horn and Porky helps solve the mystery with the help of Dr. Stepidous from iraq Price:
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HOUSE OF MYSTERY #104,"Dial H for hero" NY DC comics 1967 good++ edge wear solid House of Mystery #169 comic book cover scan photo House of Mystery #169 comic cover picture gallery Enlarge cover Allow pop-ups ? Published: Cover Price: Summary: September 1967 $ .12 1st Appearance of Gem Girl. Overstreet Guide Values Near Mint + Near Mint - Very Fine Fine Very Good Good $ 78.00 $ 60.00 $ 31.00 $ 15.00 $ 10.00 $ 5.00 Warning: Only 1 copy left. Buy it now. To Buy Click box, then click Add to Cart button. Check box below, next to the House of Mystery comic book you want to add to your cart Condition - click for details Placed on sale Discount How we discount House of Mystery comics books Price Very Good - 3544443 25 months ago for $ 9.00 37.1% - $ 3.34 $ 5.66 You can always remove comics later How to order several comics with 1-click and then click Best condition or Lowest price and Ordering is easy. Click here for instructions Books listed are in stock now. Our website updates in real time. Details Price:
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tomahawk and his rip roaring rangers 3104(1966) DC comics amy-june,1966 fine Plot Summary Creators Add a creator credit to this issue * Search for a creator # Bob Brown penciler, inker Characters Add a character credit to this issue * Search for a character # Tomahawk Price:
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Star Trek #39 DC comics 1992 fine 39 Nov 92 Collision course, 5 Dr. Wilson saves the Maroan leader's life and is asked to leave by the colony's leaders for aiding the enemy. The Maroans attack the Tabukan weapons storage facility and are chased off again by Excelsior. Enterprise arrives at Epsilon Kitaj and takes the Maroan leader into custody, forcing his small fleet to surrender. Sulu and Kirk have a plan to get to the bottom of the mysterious attacks. (Howard Weinstein; Rod Whigham, Arne Starr;) Read more: http://www.faqs.org/faqs/star-trek/comics-checklist/part3/section-1.html#ixzz0fi7P1LdT Price:
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Where the boys aren't Pt.3 VHS good blank VHS case no artwork Where the Boys Aren't Part 3: The Making of 'Shipwrecked Showgirls' (1990) (V) More at IMDbPro » Share this page: Overview User Rating: 7.5/10 19 votes » MOVIEmeter: Down 21% in popularity this week. See why on IMDbPro. Director: Paul Thomas Writer: Mark Weiss (writer) Contact: View company contact information for Where the Boys Aren't Part 3: The Making of 'Shipwrecked Showgirls' on IMDbPro.Genre: Adult | Comedy See more » Tagline: Are you man enough? Plot: Adult film actresses have fun behind the scenes during the filming of an all-girl porn film. | Add synopsis » Plot Keywords: See more » User Reviews: Torrid lesbian feature See more (1 total) » Cast (in credits order) Tori Welles ... Herself Heather Hunter ... Herself Jamie Summers ... Herself Cheri Taylor ... Herself Kelly Royce ... Herself Paul Thomas ... Himself Steve Austin Cal Jammer ... Himself rest of cast listed alphabetically: Ron Vogel ... Himself (uncredited) Directed by Paul Thomas (as Judy Blue) Writing credits (in alphabetical order) Mark Weiss writer Cinematography by Willie Bedford Film Editing by Monroe Stahr Makeup Department Alan C. Bosshardt .... makeup artist Sound Department Greg Barkhurst .... sound Camera and Electrical Department Ron Vogel .... lighting technician Production Companies Vivid Entertainment Distributors Vivid Entertainment (1990) (USA) (VHS) Other Companies Travis Productions technical equipment Additional Details Also Known As: "WTBA 3" - USA (informal short title) "Where the Boys Aren't 3" - USA (short title) See more » Parents Guide: Add content advisory for parents Runtime: 81 min Country: USA Language: English Color: Color Certification: USA:X | USA:X (self applied) Company: Vivid Entertainment See more » Fun Stuff Movie Connections: Followed by Where the Boys Aren't 15 (2001) (V) See more » FAQ This FAQ is empty. Add the first question. User Reviews (Review this title) 3 out of 4 people found the following review useful. Torrid lesbian feature, 19 July 1999 Author: anonymous from Texas where the Boys aren't #3 is a lesbian lover's delight. And this is coming from someone who only saw the cable version. The intimacy is so real and the girls are so hot. The scene with Cheri Taylor and Heather Hunter has it all-oral sex, titty sucking and deep tongue kissing. Same for the scene with Tori Welles and Jamie Summers. Buy this one if you can. this scene doesn't take place on this video so enjoy. Price:
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Photon #17 Boris Karloff cover from the film Black Sabbath 801 ave.,C,Brooklyn ,NY/ Mark frank 1968 3 staples edge wear in this issue Forrest Ackerman says goodbye to Boris Karloff The Films of Val Lewton plus a checklist of Boris Karloff films much more Price:
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Cartoon Laughs vol.14 #2:April 1975 magazine management 1975 well read edge wear all there i cannot vouch fotr the condition of the humor however ..filled with once raunchy cartoons of a prurient nature Price:
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WEB OF SPIDER-MAN (1985) #99 ,a bit rough all there,a great reader GCD Data Title: The Swords Are Drawn (My Enemy's Enemy ..., Part 3) Featuring: Spider-Man Synopsis: Spider-Man's search for Blood Rose takes him to the Foreigner's HQ, where he encounters the new Enforcers; Richard Fisk steals a power glove and flees the island, forcing Trench to become Nightwatch once again Character Appearances: Spider-Man, Blood Rose, Enforcers (Vanisher, Eel, Blitz (intro), Dragon Man, Super-Adaptoid, Dreadnought), Gauntlet (Alfredo Morelli), Nightwatch (cameo; also as Dr. Kevin Trench; intro in costume), Mary Jane Parker, Betty Brant, May Parker, Richard and M Credits: Terry Kavanagh (Script), Derek Yaniger, Alex Saviuk (Pencils), Derek Yaniger, Josef Rubinstein (Inks), Bob Sharen (Colors), Steve Dutro (Letters). Title: Web-Zingers Featuring: letters letters Credits: typographical (Letters). Steve Dutro - Terry Kavanagh - Bob Sharen - Comic Creator Database Price:
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Cover Price: $2.25 #427 October 1997 Value: $2.50 (Near Mint-) Return Doctor Octopus Supporting Cast: Mary Jane Watson Guests: Villains: Doctor Octopus II, Rose III, Delilah, Stunner, Return Doctor Octopus "Sacrifice Play!" - 22 Pages Writer - Tom DeFalco Artist - Steve Skroce Inker - Bud LaRosa Cover - Steve Skroce Letterer - Richard Starkings Colorist - Bob Sharen Editor - Ralph Macchio Editor In Chief - Bob Harras Continued. Inside Back Cover By John Romita JR Back Cover By John Romita JR Inside Front Cover By John Romita Price:
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AVENGERS Vol 3, #1 Feb 1998 $2.99 Marvel Comics (www.marvel.com) "Once An Avenger..." (38 pages) writers: pencils: inks: colors: letters: edits: Kurt Busiek George P�rez Al Vey Tom Smith RS/Comicraft/DL Tom Brevoort/Bob Harris (chief) Cover reprinted in THE ART OF MARVEL #2 (Nov 2004) Reprinted in AVENGERS: THE MORGAN CONQUEST and AVENGERS ASSEMBLE HC. Translated and reprinted in LOS VENGADORES #1 (Spanish) and AVENGERS #1 (India), IRON MAN & I VENDICATORI #32 (Italian), IRON MAN vol 2, #1 (France), GRANDES HEROIS MARVEL: O RETURNO DOS VINGADORES (Brazil) (2000) , AVENGERS #1: VENGEUR UN JOUR (France) (Sep 2004) , COLECCAO UNIVERSO MARVEL DELUXE #4: OS VINGADORES: UM NOVA MUNDO (Portugal) (2002), BEST OF MARVEL: LOS VENGADORES #1 (Spain) (Jan 2007), GIANT SUPER SPECIAL AVENGERS #1 (Singapore) , and AVENGERS #34 (Mexico). Price:
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Plot Summary The Aftermath of the Infinity Gauntlet. Following the events from the Infinity Gauntlet miniseries, Adam Warlock maintains posession of the six Infinity Gems and has the combined might of a demi-god. This issue deals with the case brought before the Living Tribunal initiated by Eternity wherein he claims that an artificial being like Adam Warlock who has had a brief, but tumultus past, is unfit for weilding the vast power currently in his grasp. After a confrontation, the Living Tribunal agrees with Eternity and Adam Warlock is sentenced to distribute the six Infinity Gems among five other individuals, retaining the Soul Gem for himself, and also the Living Tribunal decrees that the Infinity Gems may never be used in unison again unless Eternity himself wills it. So begins a great cosmic series by writer extraordinare, Jim Starlin. Creators Add a creator credit to this issue * Search for a creator Angel Medina penciler Craig Anderson writer Ian Laughlin colorer Jack Morelli letterer Jim Starlin writer Terry Austin inker Tom DeFalco editor Characters Add a character credit to this issue * Search for a character Adam Warlock Anthropomorpho Beast Captain America Captain Autolycus Epoch Eternity Galactus Gamora High Evolutionary Hulk In-Betweener Iron Man Kray-Tor Living Tribunal Lord Chaos Madness Monster Magus Man-Beast Master Hate Master Order Matriarch Mistress Love Pip Scarlet Witch Spider-Man Stranger Thanos Thing Thor Vision Watcher Ziran The Tester Teams Add a team credit to this issue * Search for a team Avengers Locations Add a location credit to this issue * Search for a location We don't have any locations attached to this issue. Help us fill it in! Concepts Add a concept credit to this issue * Search for a concept We don't have any concepts attached to this issue. Help us fill it in! Objects Add an object credit to this issue * Search for an object Infinity Gauntlet Infinity Gems Power Gem Soul Gem Story Arc Price:
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Ripley's Believe it or not;#51,1974-Great reader Gold Key 1974 Fair-Good minus:Cover loose and has wear to edges,mild splitting at the bottom,inside nice, sure there are some greasy thumb prints,when they produced these comix they were read, not bagged and boarded-EWE! rock and roll rock and roll rock and roll Price:
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MARVEL Comics Bulk lot of 197 marvel comics i believe them all is in da excellent condition alot of comics great for college students, or artists please call about revised shipping charge Price:
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Voices & Poetry of Ireland Naperville, illinois Sourcebooks, Inc. 2005 1-4022-0404-3 Hardcover Used, in great condition Includes 1 CDrom Price:
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Electric Warrior (comics) #1-18 full run DC comics all in excellent all w/bag and board From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search Electric Warrior ElectricWarrior1.jpg Cover to issue #1 Art by Jim Baikie Publication information Publisher DC Comics Schedule Monthly Format Ongoing series Publication date May 1986 - October 1987 Number of issues 18 Creative team Writer(s) Doug Moench Artist(s) Jim Baikie Colorist(s) Tom Ziuko Electric Warrior is an American comic book series, published by DC Comics in 1986 and 1987. Set outside the continuity of the DC Universe, the series was written by Doug Moench with artwork provided by Jim Baikie. A total of eighteen issues were published. [edit] Summary The series in set in a future where the rich live in luxury, their lifestyles supported by an array of cybernetic devices and robots, while the poor are forced to struggle for their existence in the lower levels of the city. When one of the robot guards, known as the Electric Warriors, develops self-awareness, it begins to question the correctness of the social order. [edit] References * Electric Warrior at the Grand Comics Database * Electric Warrior at the Comic Book DB Price:
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The wanderers #1-#11 DC 1988 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search Wanderers Wanderers01.png Cover to Wanderers #1. Art by Ken Steacy. Publication information Publisher DC Comics First appearance Adventure Comics #375 (December, 1968) Created by Jim Shooter (script) Win Mortimer (art) In-story information Base(s) 30th century Member(s) Aviax (Orintho) Celebrand Dartalon (Dartalg) Elvar (Elvo) Psyche Quantum Queen Re-Animage (Immorto) The Wanderers are a fictional group of superheroes appearing in comics published by DC Comics. They first appeared as allies of the Legion of Super-Heroes in Adventure Comics #375 written by Jim Shooter, illustrated by Win Mortimer with a cover by Neal Adams. DC published a thirteen-issue series featuring the team in the late 1980s. Contents [hide] * 1 Fictional history o 1.1 Pre-Crisis o 1.2 Post-Crisis o 1.3 Five Years Later o 1.4 "Threeboot" o 1.5 Earth-247 Legion * 2 Notes * 3 External links [edit] Fictional history [edit] Pre-Crisis In their first appearance, the Wanderers were introduced as a team of adventurers that existed several years before the Legion of Super-Heroes were formed.[1] Their symbol was a mandala, which their leader wore across his neck. The Wanderers were: * Celebrand - the leader and the group's strategist. * Psyche - mistress of emotions. * Quantum Queen - able to project or turn herself into any type of quantum energy. * Elvo - master swordsman who wields an energy sword. * Dartalg - expert with blowguns and darts. Has several types of darts for use, such as exploding darts. * Orintho - born with wings and is able to shapeshift into any other bird. * Immorto - expert marksman who cannot be killed, instead his body automatically rejuvenates. After meeting the Legion, the Wanderers were accidentally exposed to radiation from the Nefar Nebula which turned them evil. They stole a valuable gemstone and faced the various Legion members in contests of strength. The Legion managed to figure out what had happened to the Wanderers and reverse the process. The two teams parted as friends. The Wanderers then reappeared as guests at Duo Damsel and Bouncing Boy's wedding[2], and also reappeared during the Legion's clash with Darkseid.[3] Artist Dave Cockrum's redesign sketch for the Wanderers was published in Marvel Comics' X-Men Anniversary Magazine (1993), which showed that one of the originally planned members was Nightcrawler, who Cockrum instead ended up using as a member of the X-Men after he moved to Marvel Comics. [edit] Post-Crisis In June 1988, the Wanderers appeared in their own eponymous title, written by Doug Moench, which ran for thirteen issues. Original artist Steve Dillon redesigned the characters, however he was replaced by Dave Hoover and Robert Campanella who redesigned the characters. In this series, all the Wanderers were killed then recreated by Clonus, their Controller mentor, with upgraded powers and drastically different bodies with the exception of Celebrand, whose cloning attempt failed: * Dartalon (formerly Dartlag) - now changed into an almost monstrous form, with quills coming out of his body and out of his hand like talons instead of his simply using them as weapons. * Elvar (formerly Elvo) - now owned an energy sword that fired emotion-triggered blasts. * Re-Animage (formerly Immorto) - now had the power to heal and revive other people. * Aviax (formerly Ornitho) - retained his original powers. * Psyche - retained her original name and powers. * Quantum Queen - retained her original name and powers. The new Wanderers ultimately solved the murder of their original selves, and officially became agents of the United Planets. On their final mission, they successfully created a clone of their former leader, Celebrand, and opted to follow mysterious aliens into another dimension. Only Dartalon was ever seen again. [edit] Five Years Later Dartalon appeared in a Silverale commercial in Legon of Super-Heroes (vol. 4) after the events of the "Five Year Gap".[volume & issue needed] Inexplicably, Dartalg was later seen among Leland McCauley's collection of captive statuary.[volume & issue needed] [edit] "Threeboot" In the "Threeboot" Legion continuity, the Wanderers are a "black ops" superhero group created by the United Planets to combat the Dominators. All of the Wanderers except Mekt Ranzz were killed fighting the Dominators.[4] Mekt then scoured the galaxy to recreate the team and recruited several heroes, such as Polar Boy, Inferno, White Witch, Nemesis Kid, Plant Lad and others. Mekt also attempted to recruit his sister (Light Lass), as well as Karate Kid, Star Boy, Ultra Boy and Mon-El. Other members of the team include a figure resembling Tyr and the team's co-ordinator Tarik.[5] The members of this version of the Wanderers includes: * Grav - anti-grav acrobat. * Inferno - generates heat and light. * Jeyra Entinn - Saturnian telepath. * Kid Quake - generates earthquakes. * Kromak - able to graft body parts together. * Mekt Ranzz - leader. Generates electricity. * Micro Lass - giant who shrinks down to six feet. * Nemesis Kid - powers unknown (the pre-Crisis version could manifest super-powers to defeat any one foe). * Physo - powers unknown. * Plant Lad - accelerates plant growth. * Polar Boy - slows molecular movement. * Thoom - super-strength. * Vrax Gozzl - Coluan who possesses a tenth-level intellect. * White Witch - sorceress. * Telekinesis - telekinetic [edit] Earth-247 Legion Following the events of Final Crisis: Legion of Three Worlds, the post-Zero Hour Legion, whose universe was destroyed during the events of Infinite Crisis, decide to travel the Multiverse under the guidance of Shikari Lonestar in an attempt to find and rescue survivors of other lost universes. XS and Gates remain behind with the original Legion, the former to explore her new world and locate lost relatives, the latter to provide a non-humanoid voice for the group.[6] [edit] Notes 1. ^ Adventure Comics #375 (Dec. 1968) 2. ^ Superboy (vol. 1) #200 3. ^ Legion of Super-Heroes (vol. 2) #294 4. ^ Supergirl & the Legion of Super-Heroes #25 (Feb. 2007) 5. ^ Supergirl & the Legion of Super-Heroes #21 (Oct. 2006) 6. ^ Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds #5 (Sept. 2009) [edit] External links * Wanderers at the Comic Book DB * The Wanderers at Cosmic Teams! [hide] v • d • e Legion of Super-Heroes Original continuity • Post-Zero Hour • Threeboot • Post-Infinite Crisis Creators Otto Binder • Al Plastino • Mort Weisinger Founding members Cosmic Boy • Lightning Lad • Saturn Girl Members Blok • Blood Claw • Bouncing Boy • Brainiac 5 • Catspaw • Chameleon Boy • Chameleon Girl • Chemical King • Colossal Boy • Computo II • Dawnstar • Dragonmage • Dream Boy • Dream Girl • Element Lad • Ferro Lad • Firefist • Flederweb • Laurel Gand • Gates • Gear • Invisible Kid • Invisible Kid • Karate Kid • Karate Kid II • Kid Quantum • Kinetix • Kono • Lightning Lass/Light Lass • Magnetic Kid • Magno • Matter-Eater Lad • Celeste McCauley • Mon-El • Monstress • Night Girl • Devlin O'Ryan • Phantom Girl • Polar Boy • Princess Projectra/Sensor Girl • Quislet • Sensor • Shadow Lass • Kent Shakespeare • Shikari • Shrinking Violet • Spider Girl/Wave • Star Boy/Starman • Sun Boy • Tellus • Thunder • Timber Wolf • Triplicate Girl/Duo Damsel/Duplicate Damsel • Tyroc • Ultra Boy • Veilmist • White Witch • Wildfire • XS Special members Elastic Lad (Jimmy Olsen) • Insect Queen (Lana Lang) • Kid Psycho • Pete Ross • Superboy (Kal-El) • Superboy (Pocket Universe) • Superboy (Kon-El) • Supergirl (Kara Zor-El) • Superman • Rond Vidar Supporting characters R. 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President of the United States Boston, Massachussetts John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company 1959 Edge worn, minor creasing Presidents #1-#34 Price:
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ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN #111 Send To A Friend Bookmark and Share ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN #111 Find Your Local Comic Shop Get Home Delivery for Marvel Comics COVER BY: MARK BAGLEY WRITER: BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS PENCILS: MARK BAGLEY INKS: Array COLORED BY: JUSTIN PONSOR LETTERED BY: CORY PETIT THE STORY: The artistic baton is passed from longtime penciler Mark Bagley to stunning new ongoing artist Stuart Immonen, of Ultimate X-Men and Ultimate Fantastic Four fame! Peter and his Aunt May have perhaps the most important conversation of Peter’s life. It’s a gut-wrenching, emotional roller coaster you’ll never forget. And on the lighter side, we introduce the latest addition to the Spidey villains gallery—say hello to Ultimate Spot! We kid thee not. 32 PGS./Rated A …$2.99 PRICE: 2.99 IN STORES: July 18, 2007 IMPRINT: ULTIMATE UNIVERSE (What's this?) FORMAT: COMIC RATING: RATED A (What's this?) Price:
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Traveler Star Trek Next Generation Action Figure NEW La Mirada, CA Playmates Toys, Inc. 1993 Plastic New, unopened packaging The Traveler Action Figure with Card Genuine Star Trek Next Generation T.V. Series by Playmates stock # 6436 asst # 6430 * plus: Collector Card, Engineering Monitor, Engineering Stool, Federation Action Base * 1995 manufacture * brand new in unopened factory retail card Price:
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The Complete Works of Raphael 1969 VG none Hardcover Publisher: Reynal and Company in Association with William Morrow and Company, 1969 Used, good, This magnificent volumn measures 11 inches by 15 inches and contains more than 875 illustrations in black and white with 49 full color plates. No dust jacket Price:
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Greatest Batman Stories Ever Told (DC Comics) (Paperback) ~ DC Comics 0930289668 good+.tight strong, great bimnding, stress marks to cover boards from being read Product Description Twenty-six classic Batman tales spanning the entire 50 years of the Caped Crusader's history in comics is included in this collection. Full-color illustrations. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. Product Details * Paperback: 352 pages * Publisher: DC Universe (October 1, 1997) * Language: English * ISBN-10: 0930289668 * ISBN-13: 978-0930289669 * Product Dimensions: 10.1 x 6.6 x 0.7 inches * Shipping Weight: 1.2 pounds Price:
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Return to product information London: A Social History (Hardcover) by Roy Porter 0674538382 Editorial Reviews From School Library Journal YA--A detailed analysis of London's growth from a Roman town to a modern metropolis. The chronological arrangement of the chapters makes it easy to pull out specific time periods. The Victorian age gets special emphasis. The details of everyday life, values, and work ethics can be difficult to locate elsewhere. An up-to-date synthesis of diverse writings about the city provides a social history. The primary sources included make it possible to feel a part of the events. Black-and-white, engravinglike illustrations provide a pictorial overview. Although the reading level may challenge some YAs, it is appropriate for most students of English literature and history. Arlene Hoebel, W.T. Woodson High School, Fairfax, VA Copyright 1995 Cahners Business Information, Inc. From Library Journal "London was always a muddle that worked." Survivor of plagues, fires, wars, and rulers bordering on (or decidedly) incompetent, this city has always managed to retain at least some of its considerable glory. The question, as posed by Porter (Wellcome Inst. for the History of Medicine) is, "Will London survive, in spite of or because of her history?" In a narrative spanning London's beginnings through the time of Margaret Thatcher, Porter has drawn a dense picture of a complex city. Bogged down with the weight of too many details, with a focus too scattered and confused to do the question justice, this book leaves one wishing for the thorough grounding in English history that would make things come clear. For a colorful, accessible resource, turn to the Times London History Atlas (LJ 3/92). Possibly useful as a secondary source for larger academic libraries. [For another recent book on London, see John Russell's London, LJ 10/15/94.-Ed.]-Nancy L. Whitfield, Meriden P.L., Conn. --Nancy L. Whitfield, Meriden P.L., Conn. Copyright 1995 Reed Business Information, Inc. See all Editorial Reviews Product Details * Hardcover: 448 pages * Publisher: Harvard University Press; illustrated edition edition (February 15, 1995) * Language: English * ISBN-10: 0674538382 * ISBN-13: 978-0674538382 * Product Dimensions: 9.9 x 7.8 x 1.4 inches * Shipping Weight: 3 pounds Price:
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Walt Whitman [Audiobook] (Paperback) ~ (Author) "IN THE LAST half hour before darkness, lon 0618246169 like new Editorial Reviews From Publishers Weekly Even readers already familiar with Walt Whitman (1819-1892) will find much to ponder in this forthright biography. Reef (Henry David Thoreau) traces the poet's life, from his unsettled childhood in New York's Long Island and Brooklyn to his declining years in Camden, N.J., also taking note of the anger and the admiration elicited by his work. The poems themselves are thoughtfully quoted, interpreted and placed in the context of biographical events. Readers may marvel that a knockabout journalist who left school at age 11 could have developed the genius to radically alter the form and content of American poetry. Reef, wisely, offers no answers to that enigma; she simply raises the question and points out that it continues to puzzle scholars. Approximately 70 photographs and engravings enhance this sturdy volume. Ages 9-up. Copyright 1995 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to the Hardcover edition. From School Library Journal Grade 5-9?This vivid, straightforward biography draws heavily on poetry and reminiscences to establish Whitman as the rebel poet whose robust free verse and unorthodox themes offended Victorian sensibilities, but greatly influenced American literature. Reef discusses significant events in her subject's life and traces the publishing history of his masterpiece, Leaves of Grass. Emphasis is placed on the Civil War years, a time when Whitman served as a battlefield nurse and wrote some of his most memorable poems. As his character emerges, readers view a man dominated by a strong democratic spirit and an abiding love for all humanity, characteristics readily discernible in both his poetry and prose. While most biographers circumvent Whitman's homosexuality, Reef addresses the issue openly, though briefly. The flowing text is at times lyrically descriptive. Many of the 70 black-and-white reproductions and photographs document the dramatic changes in Whitman's appearance over the years. The volume is well indexed. This title differs markedly from Nancy Loewen's Walt Whitman (Creative Editions, 1994), which is a combination of poetry, biographical vignettes, and photo-history. An absorbing, honest, and highly informative portrait.?Pat Katka, San Diego Public Library Copyright 1995 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to the Hardcover edition. See all Editorial Reviews Product Details * Reading level: Ages 9-12 * Paperback: 160 pages * Publisher: Sandpiper (November 25, 2002) * Language: English * ISBN-10: 0618246169 * ISBN-13: 978-0618246168 * Product Dimensions: 10 x 7.4 x 0.5 inches Price:
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Batman: The Dark Knight Returns: Joker Action Figure Other products by DC Comics MIB box lite edge wear sculpted by Tim Bruckner Batman: The Dark Knight Returns: Joker Action Figure Other products by DC Comics Product Features * Sweet Suit! * Sidewalk Base Fits with Other Characters From This Series Product Details * Shipping Weight: 2 pounds (please call me ron at 310-591-7051 or at bugdig@yahoo.com about shipping rates and policies) * ASIN: B000FSIZ5E * Manufacturer recommended age: 10 years and up * Amazon.com Sales Rank: #158,663 in Toys & Games (See Bestsellers in Toys & Games) * Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review) 1 Review 5 star: (1) 4 star: (0) 3 star: (0) 2 star: (0) 1 star: (0) › See all customer reviews... Would you like to give feedback on images? Product Description Product Description Even a decade in the future, the green-haired, grinning madman known as The Joker remains Batman's greatest foe! Dark Knight Returns: THE JOKER ACTION FIGURE measures approximately 6 5/8" tall, features multiple points of articulation and comes with a two pistols and a Joker doll. This figure also includes a sidewalk base and comes packaged in a 4-color window box. Price:
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Batman Die Cast Metal Collectible Figure - The Joker moc card mild wear and rub WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD -- Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs. Product Features * Ertl * Batman the Animated Series * Joker Figure * Includes Collector Sticker * Limited Edition Product Details * Product Dimensions: 5 x 2 x 7 inches ; 1 pounds * Shipping Weight: 3 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) * ASIN: B000LRMK6Y * Manufacturer recommended age: 3 years and up * Amazon.com Sales Rank: #317,605 in Toys & Games (See Bestsellers in Toys & Games) * Average Customer Review: No customer reviews yet. Be the first. * Discontinued by manufacturer: Yes Price:
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Robin & the Penguin,collector action figures: Batman -Dark ictory dc direct figures MIB lite edge wear, still sturdy, presentable. Awesome action figures,Charlie hates robin for some reason???By bud Jim is sortin'out there in Massechusits,i love masssechusits,i wonder if he is gonna save his money for a lobster johnson festival,wouldnt that be cool Price:
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WD eye:Imagineering;issue 37,winter,1990 good, very oversize so some bends are found init great trade mag for Disney, Did you know they statred Cal arts as kind of a Disney breeding grounds,(is that true?) Price:
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Sports car Illustrated:Special MG issue;Feb.,1956 1956 VG lite edge wear, mild corner dings awesome photos of historical MGs, i aimagine them to be quite modern i the year 1956 now folks would give their right eye teeth for one, cool mag bravo cover. good work lads!! Price:
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Iron man #2(1968) VG+,looks awesome, mild edge wear, and the corners ever so dinged and a thin not solidified diagonal crease through the cover. The Day of the Demolisher Featuring: Iron Man Character Appearances: cont'd from AVENGERS #52; V: Demolisher, Drexel Cord (both I, D); I: Janice Cord Credits: Archie Goodwin (Script), Johnny Craig (Pencils), Johnny Craig (Inks), Gaspar Saladino (Letters). here he fights the equivalent of a hot water heater Price:
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RACE FOR THE MOON (1958) #1 harvey fair-good cover rub, creasing to spine, 2 big scars on cover, staples strong, inside clean and secure,corners bumped Report From Space Featuring: contents page Credits: ? (Script), Bob Powell (Pencils), Bob Powell (Inks), ? (Letters). Title: Asylum Featuring: science fiction Credits: ? (Script), Bob Powell (Pencils), Bob Powell (Inks), ? (Letters). Title: First Man On the Moon Featuring: science fiction Credits: ? (Script), Bob Powell (Pencils), Bob Powell (Inks), ? (Letters). Title: Supreme Penalty Featuring: science fiction Credits: ? (Script), Bob Powell (Pencils), Bob Powell (Inks), ? (Letters). Title: Disc Jockey Featuring: science fiction Credits: ? (Script), Bob Powell (Pencils), Bob Powell (Inks), ? (Letters). Title: So You Want To Go To the Moon Featuring: text feature Credits: ? (Script), typeset (Letters). Title: The Invasion Featuring: science fiction Credits: ? (Script), Bob Powell (Pencils), Bob Powell (Inks), ? (Letters). Price:
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the phantom Planet:Dell four color #1234 (1961) DELL GOOD solid, edge wear , wear to spine, thin cover creasing, solid readerctreasing, although beginning to tan within, solid insides , stapled well, no loose pages, fun reader The Phantom Planet. -- New York : Dell, 1961. -- 32 p. : col. ill. ; 26 cm. -- (Dell Movie Classic) -- "No. 1234". 1. Science fiction comic books, strips, etc. I. Series. II. Four Color ; no. 1234 Call no.: PN6728.3.D4P47 1961 The Phantom Planet Movie Classic. One of the tougher of the late Four Color issues, due to its predominently black cover. Price:
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