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by Azad B&W, 32pp $2.95 Four-issue monthly finite series In stores the week of April 30th. The Concept: Samuel Little is one of the world's best catburglars. He's also one of the unluckiest person's on the planet! His only saving grace is his sidekick, Lucky: an over- protective black cat that appears to have turned his misfortunes around... well, sort of. Barely 2 weeks out of jail, Sammy breaks his parole to take a gig in sunny Acapulco. However, unforeseen circumstances leave Sammy stranded south of the border fighting for his life. This Issue: FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! Having finally learned the truth about who is behind his recent woes, Sammy takes it upon himself to exact revenge on those responsible in his own unique way... Well , maybe not so unique... It involves a lot of punching, kicking, biting, scratching and such. All that and a bag of nuts! Cover price $2.95.

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Story by Sho Fumimura. Art and Cover by Ryoichi Ikegami. Asami starts a fist fight with one of the new young congressmen and unexpectedly benefits. The Prime Minister secretly holds a meeting to seek the support of Asai and his new congressional allies. Meanwhile, Hojo is attacked by assassins and manages to persuade them to kill his rival, a Yakuza boss, instead! 72 pages, B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $4.95.

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Cover photo by Gavin Wilson and Richard Bruning. The City Act Three: Queens, script by Steven T. Seagle, art by Guy Davis; Wesley Dodds has always considered his manservant Humphries to be his family, but Humphries has family of his own, and when a tragic fate threatens his closest relative, the quiet butler must become a detective in his own right. 36 pgs., full color. $2.50. Cover price $2.50.

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In part 2 of "The Morningstar Option," the ex-Lord of Hell returns to his former realm, seeking to interrogate its new rulers for clues about an ancient magical force that is unleashing chaos on Earth by granting mortal wishes. Tracking the chaos to its source leads Lucifer straight to a young mortal girl, Rachel Begai, still shocked and guilt-struck over a wish that caused her brother's untimely death. And when a demonic third party enters the fray, hoping to exploit the wish-giving magic for his own evil purposes, Rachel finds that she may be the key to preventing the world from destroying itself--but the price of power is a dangerous alliance with Lucifer. Written by Mike Carey. Painted art and cover by Scott Hampton. Mature Readers. FC, 32 pg. Cover price $2.95.

Stories and art by Dave Berg and others. A 100-page giant of Christmas stories from Ziff-Davis. Jingle and Bell have a present for Santa: an issue of Santa Claus Parade. Santa tells Jingle and Bell the story of how he got his reindeer. The Walrus and the Carpenter appear to Alice and take her on a magical journey to the North Pole. Pop decides to take Bud and Betsy to chop down a Christmas tree, like they used to do when Pop was a kid. Plus a vintage ad for Lionel trains... what could be more "Christmas morning" than that? And a story with art by future MAD artist Dave Berg The Christmas Angel; Alice at the North Pole; Never Never Land; Jingle and Bell, the Eskimo Twins; A Party for Uncle Benno; An Old-Fashioned Tree; The Three Mice: Fireman, Save My Cake! 100 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.25.

February 16, 1929. The classic magazine featuring current event articles, editorials, human interest pieces, humor, illustrations, a letter column, poetry, single-panel gag cartoons, and stories by the leading writers of the time. Cover by Norman Rockwell. 11-in. x 14-in.; mostly black and white; 168 pages on white paper. Cover price $0.05.

July 27, 1929. The classic magazine featuring current event articles, editorials, human interest pieces, humor, illustrations, a letter column, poetry, single-panel gag cartoons, and stories by the leading writers of the time. Cover by McClelland Barclay. 11-in. x 14-in.; mostly black and white; 144 pages on white paper. Cover price $0.05.

June 11, 1955. The classic magazine featuring current event articles, editorials, human interest pieces, humor, illustrations, a letter column, poetry, single-panel gag cartoons, and stories by the leading writers of the time. In this issue: Communist blackmailers; leattle-league umpires; and more. Cover by Norman Rockwell. 10.5-in. x 13.75-in.; part black and white, part color; 164 pages on white paper. Cover price $0.15.

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Story and art by Erik Larsen. The team sets up shop in Washington D.C.! Plus, Barbaric and Ricochet get married! 32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.

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"You May Kiss the Bride...!" Story and art by Erik Larsen. The World's Greatest Super-hero fights to make the world a better place! We're keeping a lid on this one suffice to say that it will be the biggest change in the life of the Savage Dragon, well, ever. Recommended for readers and fans of bitchin' funnybooks. 32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.95.

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Story, art and cover by Matt Howarth. A spin-off from Howarths Post Bros., featuring the adventures of Henry, guitarist for a trans-dimensional rock band. Hiroshima attacks Nash the Slash; real-life rockers The Residents come to the rescue after the band gets stranded. 24 pages, B&W. Mature readers. Cover price $1.75.

Stories and art by Angelo De Cesare, Hy Rosen and Ken Selig. As part of Harvey Comics' revival in the early 1990s, they licensed the beloved high-school TV series featuring Zack and all his friends. Zack tries to impress his friends by saying he got an invitation to a bachelor party, but when he gets a date for the same night, he has to think fast. A secret school project causes the gang to leap to the conclusion that Jessie is pregnant. Plus a school newspaper featuring the Bayside gang. The Bachelor Party; A Pregnant Idea. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $1.25.

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Whitman logo edition; New cover, new stories (partial). Cover price $0.25.

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In this tender, touching penultimate issue, Tony Montana discovers the joys of gardening, being a scout leader, and reading books quietly in the park meadow nearby his favorite church. Who are we freaking kidding? A lot of people want Tony Montana dead, and Tony's gonna cuss up a storm, snort up a small mountain of drugs, and shoot in the face anybody who ticks him off! Featuring art and a cover by Dave Crosland, as well as an incentive cover by artist Mike Huddleston. Cover price $3.99.

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Cover art by Seppo Makinen. Scarlet In Gaslight, script by Martin Powell and Wayne R. Smith, art by Seppo Makinen; Holmes pursues Moriarty to Transylvania and witnesses his first true vampire. The Best and Wisest Man article, script by Wayne R. Smith, art by Seppo Makinen; Discussion on the popularity of Sherlock Holmes. 36 pgs. $1.95. Cover price $1.95.

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Cover art by Seppo Makinen. Invasion, script by Martin Powell and Wayne R. Smith, art by Seppo Makinen; Moriarty brings Dracula, and Lucy, to London; He seeks a cure for his daughter, Agatha. Blood of My Blood article, script by Wayne R. Smith, art by Seppo Makinen; Musings on Dracula. 36 pgs. $1.95. Cover price $1.95.

Cover art by Seppo Makinen. Plague, script by Martin Powell and Wayne R. Smith, art by Seppo Makinen; Holmes and Van Helsing search for Dracula. I Hear of Sherlock Everywhere... article by Wayne R. Smith; Comments on Sherlock Holmes as written by others. 36 pgs. $1.95. Cover price $1.95.

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by Jill Thompson After years of loafing around and being waited on hand and foot by his poor mother, Harry the freeloading werewolf gets booted out of his cozy basement dwelling and is forced to make his way in the world. As he wanders aimlessly about the Fright Side, moaning about the prospect of finding (gasp) a job, Harry bumps into Orson the Vampire boy and finds the perfect solution to his dilemma (i.e., living off the hospitality of others). But even Scary Godmother and her friends can't tolerate Harry's ill-mannered attitude for long, and the mooching werewolf soon finds himself back where he started. This is Jill Thompson's first-ever Scary Godmother mini-series. If you've never picked up a Scary Godmother storybook or comic before, this is the perfect place to start ? and if you have, you'll want to rejoin Hannah-Marie and all her spooky friends for their first serial adventure in the Fright Side! b&w, 24pg (1 of 3)" Cover price $2.95.

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Cover by Steve Ditko. Stories and art by Steve Ditko and Fred Himes. Charlton's Code-friendly horror title features monsters, ghosts, and art from comics legends like Steve Ditko and Tom Sutton. Somewhere there is a house without time, in a story with art by Spider-Man co-creator Steve Ditko. Explorers find gold and horror in an Arctic cave. Plus a story about doppelgangers. The Heart Of Dibiju; Can You Be Your Own Double?; Stop The Clock; Only a Game. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.35.

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Cover inks by Dick Giordano. Fear-Feeder, script by J. Anderson, art by Charles Vilas; A swamp-monster is called to a lonely old woman's desire to see her husband Jed one more time; This is a blatant Man-Thing swipe; The monster looks similar to Swamp Thing but is attracted to fear like Man-Thing. Dead Fire, script by Keith Chapman, art by Steve Ditko; A murderer begins to see ghosts and throws himself from the lighthouse. Snow Snarl text story; A woman has amnesia at a ski resort. The Dispossessed!, art by Pat Boyette; Two newlyweds buy their dream home but have to convice the ghost of a previous owner to leave. 36 pgs. $0.35. Cover price $0.35.

Last 35-cent issue. Cover art by Steve Ditko. 3-D Disaster Doom Death!, art by Steve Ditko; An aging actor makes a deal with the Devil to perform one last great scene. A Simple Wish; A Monster crawls out of a volcano to live with humans; He is misunderstood by everyone except the old blind guy in the woods. The Night People, art by Steve Ditko; A crook in a department store is attacked by the manikins. The Will to Kill, art by Bob Powell; John is talked into killing his boss by his fiance so he can get the boss's job. Soup's On text story. Triple-Header!, art by Steve Ditko; Mike Perry kills his wife and her lover in the jungle; They all end up as shrunken heads. 36 pgs. $0.35. Cover price $0.35.

Cover by Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio. Stories and art by Jim Aparo, Steve Skeates, and Pat Boyette . Charlton's Code-friendly horror title features monsters, ghosts, and art from comics legends like Steve Ditko and Tom Sutton. A woman takes care of a housecat for her beatnik neighbors who've just joined the Peace Corps, but something's not right about that cat, in a story with art by 1970s Batman artist Jim Aparo. A strange sphere found in the Everglades turns out to be a UFO, but strange things happen to the government agency that's examining it. The search for a mysterious formula leads to murder. The Space Ship; The Triangle; The Cat. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.50.

German-American newspaper from Chicago, Illinois, 1894. Features political cartoons, gag cartoons, illustrations, jokes, and games. All in German. Non-stapled paper folds to 8 pages, 8-1/2" x 11-1/2".

Seven Days, Kevin Kilner (Earth: Final Conflict), Stargate SG-1, X-Files, Deep Space Nine, Star Trek: Voyager, Babylon 5, Total Recall 2070, Viper, Farscape, Mortal Kombat, and more. 8-in. x 10.75-in.; full color; 68 pages on slick paper. Cover price $4.99.

Final issue. In order of appearance: "Flight by Fire"; "Facsimile Transmission" art by Gerald Altman; "Some Facts About the Great Apes" art by Seymour Lapan; "Up the Road of Time" art by Paul Parker; "Theobald Smith and Texas Fever" art by Warren Kremer as 'DOC'; "The Story of the Bridge"; "Un-Natural Science: Correcting Some Popular Misconceptions and Fallacies About Living Things in the World Around Us" art by Rudy Palais; "George Westinghouse, Inventive Wizard"; "Scientific Serendipities"; "The Stick That Dissolved" art by Warren Kremer as 'DOC'; "Science Odds and Ends" art by Seymour Lapan; and "At the Touch of a Button". "Men + Brains + Curiosity = Scientific Progress" text article by Joseph Blair. 52 pages. Full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Bill Williams. Stories and art by Joe Gill, Bill Williams, Jim Hanley and Mike Pellowski. The first comic-book version of the classic Hanna-Barbara cartoon about a cowardly but charming canine and his mystery-solving pals. The gang goes to visit a distant relative of Shaggy's, who just happens to live in a haunted house. During a visit to a Western town, the kids meet Marshal Whynott Burp - who died in 1887! The team investigates mysterious sightings of the monster "Nertzosaurus." Scooby and the Nertzosaurus; The Ghost Went West; The Wish Ring; Hassle in the Castle. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.25.

Cover by Bill Williams. Stories and art by Joe Gill, Edward Stone, and Mike Pellowski. The first comic-book version of the classic Hanna-Barbara cartoon about a cowardly but charming canine and his mystery-solving pals. Daphne and Velma think Madame La Zonker is a phony, and so are all the monsters coming out of the woodwork - but are they really? J.P. Flatbottom wants the gang to find out the secret of the speaking skeleton. These stories may have been written by future Marvel scribe and editor Tom DeFalco. Witches Night Out; The Skeleton Speaks!; Thunder Castle. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.30.

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Written by unknown. Art by unknown. Scooby becomes the official watchdog for..."The Ghostly Governor"! Plus: Scooby and the gang in "The Haunted Maze"! And: Dynomutt and Blue Falcon in the back-up story "The Sinister Threat"! Characters in this issue: Scooby-Doo; Shaggy; Fred; Velma; Daphne; Abraham Lincoln; Mr. Murphy; Walter Slye; Rotten Randy; Ghost Clown; Dynomutt; Blue Falcon; Mr. Mastermind. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.35.

Written by Chuck Dixon, Scott Cunningham and Sholly Fisch Art by Scott Jeralds, Scott Neely and others Cover by Robert Pope & Scott McRae The ghoulish Ghastley family is back - and once again in need of Mystery, Inc's help! Then Shaggy and Scooby leave the gang behind to investigate the disappearance of the president of their favorite fast food chain! All this and some sinister sounds, too. Jinkies! Cover price $2.25.

Written by Scott Cunningham Art by Roberto Barrios & Horacio Ottolini Cover by Robert Pope & Scott McRae The Scoobs get the jump on Halloween with a night of thrills, chills...and goblins?! Get in gear for the most exciting holiday of the season with this companion to the all-new Scooby movie, Scooby-Doo and the Shadow Goblins! 32 pg, FC Cover price $2.25.

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Stories and art by Al Plastino, Bill Madden and Art Pinajian. A catch-all anthology from Chesler / Dynamic, featuring adventure, superheroes and comedy. In a pre-Code adventure, Flash Gordon-like Dan Hastings battles the sinister Dr. Strange (no relation to the Marvel hero), who sends giant insects to attack helpless children. The adventure continues in a text story in this same issue, The Return of Dr. Strange. Rocketman bequeaths his flying suit to young Billy Wood after Billy's father disappears in the jungle, and Rocketboy is born. Steve "Globe" Trotter discovers that macabre shrunken heads conceal a diamond-smuggling operation, in a story featuring the notorious "injury-to-eye motif." Terrific cover by an unknown artist, possibly Charles Sultan. Master Key; Rocketman; Plenty of Noise for a Penny; Mother Hubbard; Scoop Daily: Sacrifice; Rocketboy; Globe Trotter; Dan Hastings: The Return of Dr. Strange; Corporal Grant. 68 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories and art by George Tuska, Ken Battefield, Ernie Hart, Charles Sultan, Richard Speed, Bill Madden and Art Pinajian. A catch-all anthology from Chesler / Dynamic, featuring adventure, superheroes and comedy. Rocketman investigates after an atomic scientist is murdered and his daughter is kidnapped. Rocket Boy takes his flying suit to Africa to solve the mystery of his father's disappearance, but first he must find a lost diamond mine and battle a lion. In a macabre, unusual story, heroic witch Mother Hubbard battles a band of ogres that are stealing children's eyes; if she beats them, she can magically restore the eyes. Mother Hubbard was listed in Jon Morris's 2015 book The League of Regrettable Superheroes. Fun cover by an unknown artist. Master Key; Rocketman; Plenty of Noise for a Penny; Mother Hubbard; Scoop Daily: Sacrifice; Rocketboy; Globe Trotter; Dan Hastings: The Return of Dr. Strange; Corporal Grant. Title changes to Yankee Comics (1941 Armed Service Edition) for issues #4-7. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Cover by Dick Giordano and Vince Alascia. Stories and art by Bill Molno and Mike Roy. Crime and detection in the English capitol, featuring the intrepid Inspector Farnsworth. When the Duchess of Leeds reports the Nepal Necklace is missing, Farnsworth knows his fishing holiday is off. Footage from a new film starring Europe's top actress is stolen and held for ransom. Little Al and Ox investigate a strange new epidemic in a small English city, and discover a mad scientist experimenting with bio-weapons. Plus a text story featuring Dan Garrett, the Golden Age Blue Beetle. The Nepal Necklace; Crime Tracks; The Case of the Missing Movie; Mystery of the Hidden Jewels; The Case of the Microbe Menace; The Crooner Sang the Blues. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Bill Molno and Vince Alascia. Stories and art by Bill Molno and Dick Giordano. Crime and detection in the English capitol, featuring the intrepid Inspector Farnsworth. Investigating the murder scene of England's top artist, Farnsworth gets philosophical, musing "There's a sort of quiet beauty here - almost like a cathedral!" Farnsworth's Scotland Yard duties include ferreting out a spy on the top-secret Missile X project. The Inspector seeks The Phantom of Berkshire, a mysterious burglar who targets the wealthy. The Sensitive Man; A Clear Case of Espionage; An Ode to Stolen Antiques; Hammer Head; Gopherface; The Phantom of Berkshire. Final issue under this title; the series switches from trenchcoats to ten-gallon hats when it continues as Texas Rangers in Action (1956 Charlton) #5. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Warren Kremer cover. Contains funny children's stories. In order of appearance: "Spike McCoy"; "All-Star Al"; "Stupie"; "L'il Dan'l Boone"; "The Whiz Kids, Nip and Tuck"; "Andy and His Airplane"; "Lambie Pie"; and "Stupie, What a Relief!". "The Scream Kids, Sports Experts" text story by Joe Blair. 52 pages. Full color. Cover price $0.10.

Contains teen antics stories in the style of Archie Comics. In order of appearance: "Andy"; "Orville" art by Gus Schrotter; "Lily Belle"; "Ernie" art by Gus Schrotter; and "Adelbert". "Screamers" joke pages. 52 pages. Full color. Cover price $0.10.

Contains teen antics stories in the style of Archie Comics. In order of appearance: "Andy"; "Lily Belle"; "Orville"; "Adelbert"; and "Ernie" art by Gus Schrotter. "Screamers" joke pages. 52 pages. Full color. Cover price $0.10.

Contains teen antics stories in the style of Archie Comics. In order of appearance: "Andy"; "Lily Belle"; "Orville" art by Gus Schrotter; and "Ernie" art by Sid Greene. "Screamers" joke pages reprinted in Andy Comics (1948) #20. Numbering continues with Andy Comics (1948) #20. 52 pages. Full color. Cover price $0.10.

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by Brendan Hay & Nate Watson BOOM!'s first horror-romance continues! The Terror of Rumson continues to stalk high-schooler Molly, intent on making her dreams come true - and eager to use a chain saw to do it! The Daily Show staff writer Brendan Hay continues to bring a Heathers-meets-Carrie sensibility to his horror series debut! Cover price $3.99.

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Text features illustrated with numerous photographs. Topics in this issue include Superman, Tarzan, Laurel & Hardy, Dr. Satan, "serial queen" actresses, western stars "Big Boy" Williams and Rex Bell, and Republic Pictures. Cover price $0.35.

66 pgs. B&W. Color cover. This issue features westerns, double features, and a look at the 1943 Batman Serial. Cover price $0.35.

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Flipbook with Wordsmith issue 5. Story by Colin Clayton and Chris Dows. Art and cover by Art Wetherell. The descendants of the great heroes of yesteryear join forces to fight new battles. As the heroes battle the Martian invaders, Robur the Conqueror enters the picture; Dr. Moreau thinks she has the answer. Final issue of the series. 48 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.95.

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If mayhem could be refined, its architect would be Sebastian O. He can outwit any rival, outfight any foe and outdress any other wilting, poetical fop who has a talent for tasteful and decorous two-fisted action. Set in an alternate London of the 1890s where computer technology has been perfected and virtual reality is the plaything of Decadents and dandies, SEBASTIAN O is not only a 3-issue, action-packed romp through mean streets where bon mots fly like teflon-coated bullets, but also a wry commentary on a perverse, self-deceiving society brought to you by Grant Morrison and Steve Yeowell. The hero of the piece is Sebastian O, a quick-talking Oscar Wildean dandy and an expert escapologist, who has somehow learned a secret that threatens the existence of a very important, very exclusive Club - enough that they have him incarcerated in Bedlam asylum. If only he could remember what the secret is. In hot pursuit of the cads that locked him away, Sebastian tussles with assassins and rogues, none of whom could ever triumph because none are as exquisitely dressed as he. Cover by Yeowell. Suggested for Mature Readers. New Format. Cover price $1.95.

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Sebastian flees across London trailing bon mots and the bodies of Lord Theo's misshapen assassins in his wake. With nowhere else to turn, Sebastian is forced to request assistance from the debauched and sodden characters he calls "friends." Written by Grant Morrison, with art and cover by Steve Yeowell, and full process color by Tatjana Wood. Suggested for Mature Readers. New Format. Cover price $1.95.

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The impeccable mayhem comes to a close with unexpected finality when Lord Theo reveals unsettling truths about Sebastian's role in the grand scheme of things. Written by Grant Morrison, with art and cover by Steve Yeowell, and full process color by Tatjana Wood. Suggested for Mature Readers. New Format. Cover price $1.95.

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Soap opera star Walt (All My Children) Willey is hunted by a mystic cult. The evil cult seeks a mysterious tattoo Walt has had on his hand since birth. Preferring not to be "skinned" by the evil doers, Walt turns to old college roommate Dr. Mirage for help. The two join forces to foil the cult and keep Walt's shooting schedule on track. "Soap Stars" is written by Walt Willey and Bob Layton, with art and cover by Bernard Chang and Ken Branch. Cover price $2.50.