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A circa 1905-1910 Caille Brothers Mfg “Centaur” triple slot machine with rare harp castings soared to $227,500, and a circa...
The neo-noir Western That Texas Blood written by Chris Condon and illustrated by Jacob Phillips is being developed by FX as a television series...
Dr. Kinji Obatu was the finance minister of Uganda before he gained superpowers. When he became Doctor Spectrum, Obatu gained the...
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has reached their 300th issue at IDW Publishing, and is celebrating with a line of covers by the series creators...
Heritage is hosting a Pulp Magazines Signature Auction with selections from the Dr. Richard Meli collection alongside examples from more than...
Ryan Steele, Kaitlin Star, and J.B. Reese are the VR Troopers, the Eltarian Colony of Earth’s greatest heroes who fight monsters and any other threat against their people. It begins with Ryan taking a late night stroll to clear his head, only to find that someone has broken into a power plant. Inside he finds unfamiliar creatures/people and human hostages.
Batman has some of the greatest villains in comics. They may not always be the most intimidating, but they are certainly complex and interesting. In 1989, DC published the Secret Origins Special with stories that took a deeper look into Penguin, Riddler, and Two-Face. But these stories, written by Alan Grant, Neil Gaiman, and Mark Verheiden, did not pit the villains against Batman – they took center stage.
By the time Avengers #160 arrived on the stands, it had gotten around that Wonder Man was back, so it was a great time for The Grim Reaper to make a return appearance. In the hands of Shooter, penciler George Pérez, and inker Pablo Marcos, the story is vintage Marvel magic. With flashbacks to the origin and development of The Vision (there are great story reasons the android is closely tied to Simon Williams), previous Grim Reaper appearances, and Wonder Man’s death and return.
Some post-apocalyptic comics throw readers directly into chaos and spend the rest of the issue explaining how the world collapsed. The Hab #1 takes a different approach. It gives you just enough information to understand the situation while intentionally leaving massive questions hanging over everything
The entire world is covered in water, and the city of Denver is one of the few places that has survived. Denver is written by Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray...