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Issue #16
Published Oct 1990 by Comico/Innovation.$3.20
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The clients of literary agent Jessica Baker are being killed and Jennifer Mays has just sold a book to that very same agent. So she and Gabriel Webb investigate in "If Books Could Kill." Script by Mike W. Barr and art by Mary Mitchell & Don Matrinec & Paul Worley. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #17
Published Dec 1990 by Comico/Innovation.$3.20
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Gabriel Webb and Jennifer Mays go on a camping trip with the Rydell family. But one member of the Rydell family has become involved with a religious cult and members of that cult arrive and bring trouble with them in "Terrible Swift Justice." Script by Mike W. Barr and art by Darick Robertson & Jim Sinclair & Keith Aiken. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #19
Published Mar 1991 by Comico/Innovation.$3.20
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Gabriel Webb and Jennifer Mays attend a Christmas party at the site of the Mystery League, a society of detectives and end up working on a murder case in "The Adventure of the Mystery League." Script by Mike W. Barr and art by Rob Davis & John Tiche. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #23
Published Aug 1991 by Comico/Innovation.$4.00
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Gabriel Webb and Jennifer Mays visit a biosphere artificial environment, and when the director of the biosphere is found dead, they have to solve the murder in "A Crime In Eden." Script by Mike W. Barr and art by Franchesco & Michael Oeming. Issue also has a preview of the upcoming "Quantum Leap" comic book. Cover price $2.50.
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$8 Maze Agency, The #23 Innovation Comics August Aug 1991 BAGGED BOARDED Clicking on the links to the eBay listings shown above and then making a purchase may result in MyComicShop earning a commission from the eBay Partner Network.
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Issue #1
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When the prop master who was blamed for the "accidental shooting" of the actress who played Justice Girl in the old movie is murdered, Gabriel Webb and Jennifer Mays investigate in "The Death of Justice Girl." Script by Mike W. Barr and art by Gene Gonzales & David Rowe. Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #1
Published Nov 2005 by IDW Publishing.$2.50
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by Mike W. Barr & Ariell Padilla Fandom's favorite - and Eisner and Harvey Award-nominated - detective comic returns with this all-new miniseries written by series creator Mike W. Barr! Join New York's prettiest private eye, Jennifer Mays, and true-crime writer Gabriel Webb as they juggle romance and crime detection! In this debut issue of 'The Crimes, They Are a'Changin',' the release from prison of a 1960s radical is the springboard for a series of murders that were born in that turbulent decade - and reach their climax nearly forty years later! Cover price $3.99.
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Issue #2
Published Dec 2005 by IDW Publishing.$2.50
Mike W. Barr (w); Ariell Padilla (a & c) In part two of the latest Maze adventure, 'A Beautiful Crime,' private detective Jennifer Mays becomes a judge of the 'Miss Empire City' pageant against her better judgement, thinking it'll be good publicity for her detective firm. But when murder enters the contest, Jennifer and her boyfriend, amateur sleuth Gabriel Webb, have to stop the killings before murder takes first place! Cover price $3.99.
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Issue #1
Published 1990 by Comico/Innovation.$8.00
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Spend the day with Gabriel Webb and Jennifer Mays when they solve three separate homicides in the course of a day. In "Morning: What Goes Up…" Gabriel and Jennifer solve a murder that occurred in an elevator (Script by Mike W. Barr and art by Joe Staton & Rick Magyar). In "Afternoon: Murder By a Hair," Gabriel and Jennifer solve the murder of Jennifer's hairdresser (Script by Mike W. Barr and art by Rick Maygar). In "Evening: The Dog That Bit Back," Gabriel and Jennifer solve a murder at a dinner party (Script by Mike W. Barr and art by Arnold & Jacob Pander). Issue also has "The Mile High Corpse" (Script by Mike W. Barr and art by Alan Davis), a six-page insert story in which Gabriel and Jennifer solve a murder that occurred during an airline flight. This story was what Maze Agency creator Mike W. Barr used to show publishers to concept and idea of The Maze Agency series. Cover price $2.75.
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Issue #1-1ST
Published Jan 1990 by Innovation.$8.00
Innovation Edition - Volume 1 - 1st printing. Collects Maze Agency (1988-1991 1st Series Comico/Innovation) #1-4.
Written by Mike Barr. Art by Adam Hughes and Rick Magyar.
Meet New York's prettiest detective, Jennifer Mays, of the Maze Agency, and true crime writer Gabriel Webb. Join them in this illustrated collection of four fair-play whodunit novellas, that challenge you to solve the mysteries as they unfold.
Softcover, 128 pages, B&W.
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Issue #9
Published 1953 by Mazie Comics.$140.00
View scanStories and art by Warren Kremer and others. Teen comedy featuring Mazie and her group of friends, similar to the Archie gang. Knocked unconscious by snow, Mortie dreams he is on a tropical island with his friends - but they turn out to be cannibals. Jeanie signs Mazie up for ice-skating, knowing she's a terrible skater. Mazie and the gang try to think up a slogan for the new riding stables. Ice-Scream; A Horse of a Different Cola; Mortie: Pot Luck; Stevie: Sym-phoney; Love's Old Sweet Boing! 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #12
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Frank Miller coverJoin Maze and buddy Denton as they take a farewell stroll through the streets of South Richmond Park, keeping humanity safe and entertained in this final issue of the year's most giggled about series. Plus: Maze's scrapbook! By Bob Rozakis, Stephen DeStefano and Craig Boldman, and a cover by Frank Miller (doing Dark Knight Returns renditions of Batman and Robin), DeStefano and Karl Kesel. Cover price $0.75.
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$6 45458: DC Comics BATMAN #12 Fine Grade 6 days left Auction MAZING MAN # 12 VF DC COMICS 1986 FRANK MILLER BATMAN COVER 6 days left Auction 'Mazing Man #12 (Dec 1986, DC) Clicking on the links to the eBay listings shown above and then making a purchase may result in MyComicShop earning a commission from the eBay Partner Network.
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Issue #1
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He's Queens New York's greatest hero, he's cute, and he's back in this special one-shot to answer the burning questions of the day: Will Brenda and Eddie reach the hospital in time, or do they really want their baby born in the car? And speaking of cars, will K.P. destroy Guido's as he tries to teach her to drive? This and more (including Who's Who-type pages covering the whole 'Mazing family) in this very special Special brought to you by writer Bob Rozakis, penciller Stephen DeStefano and inker Craig Boldman. Cover by Stephen DeStefano and Karl Kesel. Cover price $2.00.
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$4 'Mazing Man Special #1 (1987 Series) DC Comics VF/NM $8 44078: MAZING MAN #1 VF Grade $8 Mazing Man Special #1 DC Comics (1987) NM- 1st Print Comic Book Clicking on the links to the eBay listings shown above and then making a purchase may result in MyComicShop earning a commission from the eBay Partner Network.
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Issue #1
Published 1997 (est.) by Crow Comics.$2.60
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Issue #1
Tags: MangaPublished Dec 1998 by Radio Comix.$2.50
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Story and Art by Tsukasa Kotobuki. Radio Comix's first translated manga in America! In the far distant future, humans are a dying breed, losing the war against machines and technology. The beautiful Lady Sonia leads a scruffy band of resistance fighters -- humans determined to break free from the machines' control. To this end, they steal the machines' secret weapon, a special Mechanical Man named Gun, who has been trapped in suspended animation. But whose side will he be on when he reawakens? And will he come online in time to save Lady Sonia's people? Features kinetic action, superb artwork and an exciting story from one of the hottest artists in the field of manga today! 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #11
Published Jan 1975 by Supergraphics.$10.00
Jim Steranko's fine zine covering popular entertainment. Tabloid newspaper format (all issues come folded) but on good quality white paper stock. Steranko cover and centerspread poster. Charles Bronson, National Lampoon, pulp heroes, and disaster movies. Comics, book, and film news. 32 pages; partial color. Cover price $0.75.
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Issue #3
Published Jan 2011 by GG Studios.$2.50
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(W) GG Studio (A) Monni, Maconi, Nocera An epic fantasy set in an ancient Greek 'techno-Byzantine,' Mediterranea is menaced by a mysterious swarm. Winged creatures from the east threaten the peace of this kingdom, slaughtering anything that comes between them and their goal. Alonisso's nightmares seem to be connected to these mysterious enemies, but not even the wise Auraki seems to know how. Cover price $2.99.
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$3 Mediterranea #3 (2010-2012) GG Studio Comics Clicking on the links to the eBay listings shown above and then making a purchase may result in MyComicShop earning a commission from the eBay Partner Network.
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Issue #2
Published Feb 1986 by Marvel/Star Comics.$6.00
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After winning the Ms. Heaventeen Talent Contest, Misty's friends worry about success going to her head. And when Misty gets busy with all of her activities including helping Jane Rosen, the new girl, Misty's friends think they have been snubbed in Ms. Heaventeen is Ms. Understood. Then Misty tells a spooky Halloween story and Darlene tries to use that story for a prank in The Horseless Horseman of Shady Hollow. And in A Bad Time, Misty demonstrates some slang terms during auditions for a play. Scripts and art by Trina Robbins. Issue also has fashion pinup pages with Misty and other characters. Cover price $0.65.
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Issue #4
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Written by Robbie Thompson. Art by Niko Henrichon. Cover by Marcos Martin. After the conclusion of Issue Three, the Warner family is a house divided... And to make matters worse, they've been exposed! Will the mysterious Man in the Hat be their exterminator...or their salvation? 28 pages, full color. Rated T+ Cover price $3.99.
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Issue #1A
Published Sep 2004 by Devil's Due.$2.50
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Cover A by Kano and Zack by Jacob Lee & Andrew Dabb, Kano Kang, & Zack Suh When a mysterious explosion rocks a top secret research facility devoted to the study of Pulses, the authorities are quick to seal off the area and call PHOBIA. The team is ordered to detonate a low-level nuclear bomb inside the lab ? but they aren't told why. With satellite surveillance blocked and communication lines down, PHOBIA can't be sure what they're about to walk into, or how many of them will survive. Available in two cover versions: Cover A (by Kano Kang & Zack Suh of Defiance) and Cover B (by Hyung-Tae Kim, popular Korean artist on the forthcoming Magnacarta). COVER A?FC, 32pg $2.95 COVER B?FC, 32pg $2.95 Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #1
Published 1984$4.00
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Everyday hero Kyle Morgan explores the 5th dimension of reality. Story and art by Ed Girard. 8-in. x 10-7/8 in.; black and white; 40 newsprint pages. Each copy signed by Girard. Cover price $2.00.
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Issue #1P
Tags: Deathwatch 2000 (part 5)Published Apr 1993 by Continuity.$2.50
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Foldout cover by Neal Adams and Rudy Nebres. Story by Neal Adams and Peter Stone. Art by Ernesto Infante and Andres Klacik. Part of the Deathwatch 2000 crossover saga from Neal Adams' Continuity Comics. Megalith joins forces with Mite and Sheath of the Hybrids to find the device that can stop the Deathwatch - but first, they must face a monster from his past. Polybagged with trading cards. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #1U
Tags: Deathwatch 2000 (part 5)Published Apr 1993 by Continuity.$2.50
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Foldout cover by Neal Adams and Rudy Nebres. Story by Neal Adams and Peter Stone. Art by Ernesto Infante and Andres Klacik. Part of the Deathwatch 2000 crossover saga from Neal Adams' Continuity Comics. Megalith joins forces with Mite and Sheath of the Hybrids to find the device that can stop the Deathwatch - but first, they must face a monster from his past. Does not come polybagged with trading cards. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #3
Megas (2008) #3Published May 2008 by Virgin Comics.$2.50
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With the impending death of their most beloved King, both Mega and Commoner alike brace themselves for the inevitable chaos his absence will create. While the most elite of the Megas ready themselves to select a new leader, Detective Jack Madison finds his murder investigation hampered by corruption and his loyalties tested by the most shocking person of all. Cover price $2.99.
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Issue #5
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Issue #1-1ST
Published Dec 2002 by STUDIO IRONCAT.$9.95
Studio Ironcat Edition - Volume 1 - 1st printing. Written by Rodney Caston and Fred Gallagher. Art by Fred Gallagher. Since debuting in August 2000, Megatokyo has grown into one of the most popular online comics on the web, with a community large enough to wreak havoc on the poor servers hosting it. Now, Studio Ironcat is proud to present Megatokyo Book One, collecting Chapter Zero and extra material not available on the website! Go back to the beginning, when Piro (avid anime/manga/dating sim fan) and Largo (hardcore gamer/l33th4x0rm4st3r) fly to Japan on a whim and find themselves stranded, unable to afford the trip home. In their struggles to find places to crash and money for tickets home, we experience Tokyo from their uniquely - and drastically - different points of view. Softcover, 5-in. x 7-in., 120 pages, B&W. Cover price $9.95.
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Issue #1-REP
Tags: ReprintPublished 2004 by Dark Horse.$2.50
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Dark Horse Edition - Volume 1 - 2nd and later printings. Written by Rodney Caston and Fred Gallagher. Art by Fred Gallagher. This re-issue of the highly successful Megatokyo Volume 1 brings fans a new and revised version of the book with improved print quality and a larger trim size. This book will contain all of the comics from Chapter 0 as well as the running editorial comments featured in the original release. Exclusive to the Dark Horse re-issue will be additional drawings, historical notes, and selected rants from this first developmental year of the Megatokyo webcomic! Softcover, 5-in. x 7-in., 152 pages, B&W. Cover price $9.95.
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Issue #4-REP
Tags: ReprintPublished 2006 by DC/Dark Horse.$6.99
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Volume 4 - 2nd and later printings. By Fred Gallagher. Obsessed anime/manga fan Piro and his friend Largo - a hardcore American gamer - adapt their highly unique perspectives on reality to life in Tokyo. While Piro stumbles around the edges of a girl he finds himself growing closer to, Largo unexpectedly crashes like a comet into the life of her reclusive friend. Chaos reigns in the streets of Tokyo and on the digital plane as they are drawn deeper into the worlds of two very different girls. Softcover, 5-in. x 7-in., 200 pages, B&W. Cover price $9.99.
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Issue #5-1ST
Published Jan 2007 by DC/Dark Horse.$4.20
Volume 5 - 1st printing. By Fred Gallagher. Collecting chapters seven and eight of the popular online comic! Largo is way off his game, and even the efforts of the class president and a brave hamster may not be enough to get him going again. Piro is worried about his friend, but his biggest concern is the safety of a certain voice actress who finds herself the center of attention of a massive fanboy horde. This edition includes bonus material. Softcover, 5-in. x 7-in., 240 pages, B&W. Cover price $10.99.
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Issue #1
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Cover by S. Clarke Hawbaker. Edited by Gary Carlson. Stories and art by Angel Medina, Gary Thomas Washington, Ed DeGeorge, John Thompson, Jackson Guice, Jerry Ordway, Fred Hembeck, Ron Fortier, Frank Fosco, Steve Adams, Ken V. Meyer Jr., Erik Larsen, and Rob Liefeld. Unprinted material left over after Megaton Comics folded, including some key artists of the 80s and 90s. Includes early promotional art for Youngblood by Image mainstay Rob Liefeld and Jerry Ordway; a Doctor Weird story by Angel Medina; and an unpublished jam cover featuring Guice and Larsen, among others. 40 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.95.
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$5 41793: Entity Comics MEGATON HOLIDAY SPECIAL #1 NM Grade Clicking on the links to the eBay listings shown above and then making a purchase may result in MyComicShop earning a commission from the eBay Partner Network.
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Issue #2
Published Feb 1985 by Kitchen Sink.$6.00
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Stories, Art and Cover by Don Simpson. Megaton Man joins See-Thru Girl, Yarn Man and the rest of the Megatropolis Quartet on a quest for the Cosmic Cue-Ball, in a parody of Marvels Fantastic Four comics. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.00.
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$10 1984 Kitchen Sink Press - Megaton Man #2 (VF/NM) Clicking on the links to the eBay listings shown above and then making a purchase may result in MyComicShop earning a commission from the eBay Partner Network.
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Issue #1
Published Apr 1989 by Kitchen Sink.$7.00
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Stories, Art and Covers by Don Simpson. Megaton Man, the greatest spoof superhero, finally meets the greatest superhero franchise, X-themed mutant mania, as well as witnessing the debut of Ms. Megaton Man. The final Megaton Man comic from Kitchen Sink; followed by Savage Dragon Meets MM in 1993. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $2.00.
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Issue #3-1ST
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Volume 3 - 1st printing. Written by Nagaru Tanigawa. Art by Gaku Tsugano. In her latest attempt to give the S.O.S. Brigade more public exposure, Haruhi signs the group up tfor the citywide baseball tournament. Kyon manages to scrape together a full nine-person team, but it seems the only with any talent for baseball is Haruhi. Ah, well it's just a friendly game, right? With the team down nine to nothing, Haruhi's fury is causing open dimensional spaces which threaten to destroy the world! Time for the groups' unusual members to step in and play ball! Softcover, 5-in. x 7 1/2-in., 208 pages, B&W. NOTE: These are Japanese manga-style GNs and are meant to be read right-to-left. Cover price $10.99.
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$11 The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, Vol. 3 - manga - Paperback - Good Clicking on the links to the eBay listings shown above and then making a purchase may result in MyComicShop earning a commission from the eBay Partner Network.
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Issue #1B
Published Dec 2011 by IDW Publishing.$2.50
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Cover by Rich Ellis (W) Chris Johnson (A) Rich Ellis New York Times best-selling author and Eisner-nominated creator of iZombie, Chris Roberson, delivers a magical ongoing new series. Memorial is the story of Em, a young woman who arrives at a hospital in Portland, Oregon with no memory of her past. A year later, she has rebuilt her life, only to find her existence thrown into turmoil after she inherits a magical shop. The kind that appears in an alley one instance and disappears the next. Em is drawn into a supernatural conflict between beings that not only represent, but are, fundamental elements of the universe itself. All of existence is at stake, so there's only a little pressure on Em, the magical shop, and a talking cat. With art by the fantastical Rich Ellis, and covers by the legendary Michael WM Kaluta. Cover price $3.99.
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Issue #1C
Published Dec 2011 by IDW Publishing.$2.50
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Limited 1 for 10 Variant Cover Signed by Chris Johnson. (W) Chris Johnson (A) Rich Ellis New York Times best-selling author and Eisner-nominated creator of iZombie, Chris Roberson, delivers a magical ongoing new series. Memorial is the story of Em, a young woman who arrives at a hospital in Portland, Oregon with no memory of her past. A year later, she has rebuilt her life, only to find her existence thrown into turmoil after she inherits a magical shop. The kind that appears in an alley one instance and disappears the next. Em is drawn into a supernatural conflict between beings that not only represent, but are, fundamental elements of the universe itself. All of existence is at stake, so there's only a little pressure on Em, the magical shop, and a talking cat. With art by the fantastical Rich Ellis, and covers by the legendary Michael WM Kaluta. Cover price $3.99.
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Issue #1
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Written by Lowell Cunningham with art by Dietrich Smith, Art Nichols, and Phil Moy. Full color, 48 pages, standard paper stock. Cover price $3.99.
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$10 MIB MEN IN BLACK: FAR CRY #1 (1997) MARVEL COMICS LOWELL CUNNINGHAM! 2 days left Auction Men in Black: Far Cry #1 NM 9.4 1997 Dietrich Smith Cover Clicking on the links to the eBay listings shown above and then making a purchase may result in MyComicShop earning a commission from the eBay Partner Network.
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Issue #1
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Continuing the out of this world adventures from the summer movie blockbuster! Kay (the character played by Tommy Lee Jones) thought he was out of the danger zone, but that all changes when he finds himself hunted by some ticked off extra-terrestrials--or in other words, angry aliens! Can he survive this off-world onslaught? Find out in this 48-page one-shot that begins where the movie ends! Written by Lowell Cunningham. Art by Rod Whigham and Phil Moy. Cover price $3.99.
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Issue #1WIZ.SIGNED
Men in Black Special Edition (1997 Marvel) #1WIZ.SIGNEDTags: Autographed Comics- Consignment. 3% buyer's premium charged at checkout. Graded by MCS, not consignor.
Signed by Lowell Cunningham (Creator & Writer). Includes Wizard Entertainment Certificate of Authenticity. American Entertainment/Marvel Exclusive reprint of the first Men in Black comic (Men in Black (1990 1st Series Aircel) #1) published around the time of the Men in Black film release. "Initiation" written by Lowell Cunningham with art by Sandy Carruthers. B&W, 24 pages, standard paper stock.
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Issue #1
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The official adaptation of the summer blockbuster! Are your next door neighbors aliens? Time to call in the Men in Black! This 48-page one-shot captures all the laughs and thrills of Columbia Pictures' sci-fi comedy, starring Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones! Adapted by Lowell Cunningham (the man who created the Men in Black). Art by Rod Whigham, Phil Moy and Art Nichols. Cover price $3.99.
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Issue #28
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Cover by Alex Schomburg. Edited by Bill Black. Stories by Bill Black, Joseph Greene, and Charles Biro. Art by Mort Lawrence, Al Camy, Ken Battefield, Rafael Astarita, Lin Streeter, and Ralph Mayo. AC Comics reprints classic superhero stories that originally appeared in comics from Nedor/Better Publications and Lev Gleason Publications in the Golden Age. The Grim Reaper discovers why the Chameleon is trying to destroy the city of Eastport; Miss Masque seeks a killer dressed like a devil at a masquerade party; Golden Age Daredevils sidekicks the Little Wise Guys have a solo adventure. Black Terror: The Deadly Choice; Grim Reaper: The Master of Treachery; Fighting Yank: Black Wings of Death; Miss Masque: The Devil to Pay; Little Wise Guys: Hold That Lion. 48 pages, B&W. Cover price $6.95.
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Issue #48
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Cover by Alex Schomburg. Edited by Bill Black. Stories by Bill Black and Bill Woolfolk. Art by John Spranger, Frank Carin, Charles Sultan, Ernest Schroeder, Dick Ayers, Robert Webb, Mort Meskin and Jerry Robinson. AC Comics reprints classic superhero stories that originally appeared in comics from Quality, Standard/Nedor, Fiction House, Harry A Chesler, Hillman, Charlton and Fago in the Golden Age. Doll Man faces the unlikely villainy of Polka-Dot (no relation to Little Dot); The origin of the original shambling-mass hero, The Heap; The Black Terror faces off against colorful female vigilante Red Ann. Doll Man: Polka Dot On the Spot; Space Mouse: Believe It Or Not!; Yankee Doodle Jones; Heap; Fear; Sheena; Black Terror: The Revenge of Red Ann. 48 pages, B&W. Cover price $6.95.
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Issue #58
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Cover by Mac Raboy. Edited by Bill Black. Stories by Bill Black, Otto Binder and P.C. Hamerlinck. Art by Carl Pfeufer, Kurt Schaffenberger, Alex Blum, Gene McDonald, and John Jordan. AC Comics reprints classic superhero stories that originally appeared in comics from Fawcett in the Golden Age. A gangster marked for death hires an actor to impersonate him, but the plan backfires; An illustrated profile of Golden Age artist Carl Pfeufer; Ibis intervenes after a dead man hijacks Charons ferryboat to the nether world. Spy Smasher and the Blizzard Blitzkrieg; Golden-Age Artist Profile: Carl Pfeufer; Mr. Scarlet and Pinky: All the Worlds a Stage; Don Winslow of the Navy: Return of the Scorpion; Commando Yank on the Japanese Shellproof Island; Ibis the Invincible and the Land of Death! 48 pages, B&W. Cover price $6.95.
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Issue #10
Published May 1983 by Mendy Enterprises.$27.00
View scan- Consignment. 3% buyer's premium charged at checkout. Graded by MCS, not consignor.
Written by Leibel Estrin with art by Dovid Sears. Full color, 32 pages, standard paper stock. Cover price $1.00.
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Issue #17
Published Apr 1972 by Street Enterprises.Tabloid-sized 11-1/4-in. x 17-1/2-in. (standard horizontal tabloid fold not considered a defect). Rip Kirby cover by John Prentice. Comic strip reprints (six daily strips for each): Tarzan (by Russ Manning), Modesty Blaise (by Peter O'Donnell and Jim Holdaway), Secret Agent Corrigan (by Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson), Jeff Hawke (by Sydney Jordan), Dateline: Danger! (by John Saunders and Alden McWilliams), James Bond (by John McLusky), Rip Kirby (by John Prentice and Fred Dickenson), Air Hawk and the Flying Doctors (by John Dixon), Flash Gordon (by Dan Barry), The Phantom (by Lee Falk and Sy Barry), Superman, Mandrake the Magician (by Lee Falk and Fred Fredericks), Drift Marlo (by Tom Cooke and Phil Evans), Johnny Hazard (by Frank Robbins), and Jeff Cobb (by Pete Hoffman). Also a Sunday Air Hawk strip and an article on jack Davis's Civil War strip Beauregard. Cover price $0.35.
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Issue #26
Published Jun 1972 by Street Enterprises.$4.30
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Tabloid-sized 11-1/4-in. x 17-1/2-in. (standard horizontal tabloid fold not considered a defect). Rip Kirby cover by John Prentice. Comic strip reprints (six daily strips for each): Tarzan (by Russ Manning), Modesty Blaise (by Peter O'Donnell and Jim Holdaway), Secret Agent Corrigan (by Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson), Jeff Hawke (by Sydney Jordan), Dateline: Danger! (by John Saunders and Alden McWilliams), James Bond (by John McLusky), Rip Kirby (by John Prentice and Fred Dickenson), Air Hawk and the Flying Doctors (by John Dixon), Flash Gordon (by Dan Barry), The Phantom (by Lee Falk and Sy Barry), Superman, Mandrake the Magician (by Lee Falk and Fred Fredericks), Drift Marlo (by Tom Cooke and Phil Evans), Johnny Hazard (by Frank Robbins), and Jeff Cobb (by Pete Hoffman). Also a Sunday Air Hawk strip. Some complimentary copies given away at conventions with stamps. Cover price $0.35.
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Issue #74
Published May 1973 by Street Enterprises.$4.80
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24 pages. Tabloid-sized 11-1/4-in. x 17-1/2-in. (standard horizontal tabloid fold not considered a defect). Rip Kirby cover by John Prentice. Comic strip reprints (six daily strips for each): Garth (by Frank Bellamy, John Allard, and Jim Edgar), Johnny Hazard (by Frank Robbins), Rip Kirby (by John Prentice and Fred Dickenson), Buz Sawyer (by Roy Crane and Hank Schlenkser), Secret Agent Corrigan (by Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson), Modesty Blaise (by Peter O'Donnell and Jim Holdaway), Flash Gordon (by Dan Barry and Bob Fujitani), Ambler (by Doug Wildey), Steve Canyon (by Milton Caniff), Air Hawk and the Flying Doctors (by John Dixon), On Stage (by Leonard Starr), Mandrake the Magician (by Lee Falk and Fred Fredericks), Rick O'Shay (by Stan Lynde), Dateline: Danger! (by John Saunders and Alden McWilliams), The Phantom (by Lee Falk and Sy Barry), Brick Bradford (by Paul Norris), James Bond (by Horak), Jeff Cobb (by Pete Hoffman), Jeff Hawke (by Sydney Jordan), Ben Casey (by Neal Adams), Superman (by Jerry Siegel, Joe Shuster, and Jack Burnley), and Tarzan (by Dan Barry and Burne Hogarth). Also a Sunday Air Hawk strip, a Sunday Tarzan strip (by Russ Manning), and six Skippy strips (by Percy Crosby). Cover price $0.45.
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Issue #87
Published Aug 1973 by Street Enterprises.$4.80
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$3.30
$2.70
24 pages. Tabloid-sized 11-1/4-in. x 17-1/2-in. (standard horizontal tabloid fold not considered a defect). Garth cover. Comic strip reprints (six daily strips for each): Garth (by Frank Bellamy, John Allard, and Jim Edgar), Johnny Hazard (by Frank Robbins), Rip Kirby (by John Prentice and Fred Dickenson), Buz Sawyer (by Roy Crane and Hank Schlenkser), Secret Agent Corrigan (by Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson), Modesty Blaise (by Peter O'Donnell and Jim Holdaway), Flash Gordon (by Dan Barry and Bob Fujitani), Ambler (by Doug Wildey), Steve Canyon (by Milton Caniff), Air Hawk and the Flying Doctors (by John Dixon), On Stage (by Leonard Starr), Mandrake the Magician (by Lee Falk and Fred Fredericks), Rick O'Shay (by Stan Lynde), Dateline: Danger! (by John Saunders and Alden McWilliams), The Phantom (by Lee Falk and Sy Barry), Brick Bradford (by Paul Norris), James Bond (by Horak), Jeff Cobb (by Pete Hoffman), Jeff Hawke (by Sydney Jordan), Ben Casey (by Neal Adams), Superman (by Jerry Siegel, Joe Shuster, and Jack Burnley), and Tarzan (by Dan Barry). Also a Sunday Air Hawk strip, a Sunday Tarzan strip (by Russ Manning), and a Fillum Fables strip from 1925 (by Chester Gould, who would later go on to create Dick Tracy). Cover price $0.45.
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Issue #135
Published Jul 1974 by Street Enterprises.$9.60
View scan$7.20
40 pages in two sections. Tabloid-sized 11-1/4-in. x 17-1/2-in. (standard horizontal tabloid fold not considered a defect). Rip Kirby cover by John Prentice. Comic strip reprints (six daily strips for each): Johnny Hazard (by Frank Robbins), Rip Kirby (by John Prentice and Fred Dickenson), Rick O'Shay (by Stan Lynde), Secret Agent Corrigan (by Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson), Modesty Blaise (by Peter O'Donnell and Jim Holdaway), Batman (by Bob Kane), Tug Transom (by Peter O'Donnell and Alfred Sindall), Paul Temple (by Francis Durbridge and Phil Mendoza), Steve Canyon (by Milton Caniff), Dr. Kildare (by Ken Bald), Captain Easy (by Bill Crooks and Jim Lawrence), The Phantom (by Lee Falk and Sy Barry), Superman (by Jerry Siegel, Joe Shuster, and Wayne Boring), Garth (by Frank Bellamy and Jim Edgar), The Spirit (by Will Eisner), Jeff Cobb (by Pete Hoffman), Air Hawk and the Flying Doctors (by John Dixon), The Seekers (by John Burns and Les Lilley), Jeff Hawke (by Sydney Jordan), The Heart of Juliet Jones (by Stan Drake), James Bond (by Larry Horak and Jim Lawrence), Mary Perkins On Stage (by Leonard Starr), Male Call (by Milton Caniff), Flash Gordon (by Dan Barry), Buz Sawyer (by Roy Crane and Hank Schlensker), Kerry Drake (by Alfred Andriola), Brick Bradford (by Paul Norris), Dick Tracy (by Chester Gould), Peter Scratch (ghosted by Neal Adams), Mandrake the Magician (by Lee Falk and Fred Fredericks), Ben Casey (by Neal Adams), Steve Roper and Mike Nomad (by Allen Saunders and Bill Overgard), Little Orphan Annie (by Harold Gray), Tarzan (by Paul Reinman), and Gunner (by Jose Luis Salinas and Alfredo J. Grassi). Sunday strips: Prince Valiant (by Hal Foster), Steve Canyon, Air Hawk, Mary Perkins On Stage, Tarzan (by Russ Manning), Johnny Hazard, and Kevin the Bold (by Kreigh Collins). Cover price $0.75.
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Issue #159
Published Dec 1974 by Street Enterprises.$8.40
$4.00
40 pages in two sections. Tabloid-sized 11-1/4-in. x 17-1/2-in. (standard horizontal tabloid fold not considered a defect). Steve Roper and Mike Nomad cover by Bill Overgard. Comic strip reprints (six daily strips for each): Johnny Hazard (by Frank Robbins), Rip Kirby (by John Prentice and Fred Dickenson), Rick O'Shay (by Stan Lynde), Secret Agent Corrigan (by Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson), Modesty Blaise (by Peter O'Donnell and Enrique Romero), Batman (by Bob Kane), Captain Easy (by Bill Crooks and Jim Lawrence), Paul Temple (by Francis Durbridge and Phil Mendoza), Steve Canyon (by Milton Caniff), Dr. Kildare (by Ken Bald), Mary Perkins On Stage (by Leonard Starr), The Phantom (by Lee Falk and Sy Barry), Superman (by Jerry Siegel, Joe Shuster, and Wayne Boring), Garth (by Frank Bellamy and Jim Edgar), The Spirit (by Will Eisner), Jeff Cobb (by Pete Hoffman), Air Hawk and the Flying Doctors (by John Dixon), The Seekers (by John Burns and Les Lilley), Jeff Hawke (by Sydney Jordan), The Heart of Juliet Jones (by Stan Drake), James Bond (by Larry Horak and Jim Lawrence), Tug Transom (by Peter O'Donnell and Alfred Sindall), Fawn (by Joe Wehrle), Flash Gordon (by Dan Barry), Buz Sawyer (by Roy Crane and Hank Schlensker), Kerry Drake (by Alfred Andriola), Brick Bradford (by Paul Norris), Dick Tracy (by Chester Gould), Peter Scratch (by Lou Fine), Mandrake the Magician (by Lee Falk and Fred Fredericks), Ben Casey (by Neal Adams), Steve Roper and Mike Nomad (by Allen and John Saunders and Bill Overgard), Little Orphan Annie (by Harold Gray), Tarzan (by Paul Reinman), and Gunner (by Jose Luis Salinas and Alfredo J. Grassi). Sunday strips: Prince Valiant (by Hal Foster), Steve Canyon, Air Hawk, Mary Perkins On Stage, Tarzan (by Russ Manning), Johnny Hazard, and Kevin the Bold (by Kreigh Collins). Cover price $0.89.
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Issue #195
Published Sep 1975 by Street Enterprises.$9.60
40 pages in two sections. Tabloid-sized 11-1/4-in. x 17-1/2-in. (standard horizontal tabloid fold not considered a defect). Jeff Hawke cover by Sydney Jordan. Comic strip reprints (six daily strips for each): Johnny Hazard (by Frank Robbins), Rip Kirby (by John Prentice and Fred Dickenson), Rick O'Shay (by Stan Lynde), Secret Agent Corrigan (by Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson), Modesty Blaise (by Peter O'Donnell and Enrique Romero), Batman (by Bob Kane), Captain Easy (by Bill Crooks and Jim Lawrence), Paul Temple (by Francis Durbridge and Phil Mendoza), Steve Canyon (by Milton Caniff), Dr. Kildare (by Ken Bald), Mary Perkins On Stage (by Leonard Starr), The Phantom (by Lee Falk and Sy Barry), Garth (by Frank Bellamy and Jim Edgar), Superman (by Jerry Siegel, Joe Shuster, and Wayne Boring), The Spirit (by Will Eisner), Jeff Cobb (by Pete Hoffman), Air Hawk and the Flying Doctors (by John Dixon), The Seekers (by John Burns and Les Lilley), Jeff Hawke (by Sydney Jordan), The Heart of Juliet Jones (by Stan Drake), James Bond (by Larry Horak and Jim Lawrence), Mickey Finn (by M.S. Weiss), Joe Palooka (by Tony DePreta), Flash Gordon (by Dan Barry), Buz Sawyer (by Roy Crane and Hank Schlensker), Kerry Drake (by Alfred Andriola), Brick Bradford (by Paul Norris), Dick Tracy (by Chester Gould), Apartment 3-G (by Alex Kotzky), Mandrake the Magician (by Lee Falk and Fred Fredericks), Ben Casey (by Neal Adams), Steve Roper and Mike Nomad (by Allen and John Saunders and Bill Overgard), Little Orphan Annie (by Harold Gray), Tarzan (by Bob Lubbers), and Gunner (by Jose Luis Salinas and Alfredo J. Grassi). Sunday strips: Prince Valiant (by Hal Foster), Steve Canyon, Air Hawk, Mary Perkins On Stage, Tarzan (by Russ Manning), Johnny Hazard, and Kevin the Bold (by Kreigh Collins). Also in this issue: an article about artist Fred Guardineer. Cover price $1.00.
