1. Spider-Man Venom #1 Free Comic Book Day Variant October 2021 Marvel Comics
Spider-Man (Ben Reilly) in "Test-Drive" by Zeb Wells and Patrick Gleason; Venom in "Like Father, Like Son" by Al Ewing, Ram V, Bryan Hitch and Andrew Currie; and Wilson Fisk, Jessica Jones and Luke Cage in an untitled story by Chip Zdarsky and Greg Smallwood that sets the stage for a Marvel epic coming later this year! Exclusive Original Material.
2. Uncanny X-Men #52 (1st Series 1963) September 1968 Marvel Comics
Eric the Red attacks Mesmero and his army; Eric defeats Mesmero and heads toward Magneto, who is injured; Marvel Girl, Angel, and Beast break into Mesmero's headquarters; Iceman gets caught in trap intended for Mesmero. The Crimes of the Conquistador!--The Origins of the Uncanny X-Men, script by Arnold Drake, pencils by Werner Roth, inks by John Verpoorten; Beast's origin continued.
3. Star Wars #7 (1977 Series) January 1978 Marvel Comics
Han and Chewie head out to pay their debt to Jabba, when they're attacked by pirates! After bidding farewell to their Rebel friends, Han Solo and Chewbacca set out to return to Tatooine to pay off their debt to Jabba the Hutt. En route, they are hijacked by space pirate Crimson Jack and his gang of thugs. The pirates take the reward money given to Han and Chewbacca by the Rebel Alliance for rescuing Princess Leia Organa but spare their lives.
4. Teen Titans Go! #12 December 2004 DC Comics
Written by J. Torres Art by Todd Nauck & Lary Stucker. Cover by Dave Bullock.
Special one-year anniversary issue! The Titans go face-to-face with their strangest foe: Mumbo! Can they survive more of his "tricks?"
5. Avengers #1 1/2 (1999) October 1999 Marvel Comics
A never before seen saga of the original Avengers by the master animator known as Bruce Timm! The God of Thunder. A millionaire playboy. A brutish man-monster. A brilliant scientist. A sassy socialite. How did Thor, Iron Man, the Hulk, Giant-Man and the Wasp bond together into the Earth's Mightiest Heroes? What was their first organizational meeting like? Why is Jarvis the only servant working in the Avengers Mansion? Find out as their alliance is threatened in this one-shot set between issues #1 and #2 of the original series! Featuring Doctor Doom. (In keeping with its historical context, this 32-page one-shot features phony (yet funny) retro ads!)
6. Chief Wiggum's Felonious Funnies #1 September 2018 Bongo Comics
Written by Ian Boothby, Dean Rankine, Tony Digerolamo, . Art by Jacob Chabot, Dean Rankine, Mike Kazaleh and Art Villanueva. Cover by Jason Ho and Nathan Kane. The man with the badge (and a box of donuts on the backseat of his police cruiser) gets his own arresting One-Shot Wonder with Chief Wiggum's Felonious Funnies #1! It would be a crime not to snatch up a copy of your own!
7. Xena Warrior Princess #2 Limited 1 for 25 Retailer Incentive Variant Cover March Issue Dynamite Entertainment
Written by Meredith Finch. Art by Vicente Cifuentes. Cover by David Finch.
Tension mounts as Xena and Gabrielle make their way to Athens and a reaction to an unexpected circumstance could separate our two unlikely companions just as their journey has begun.
8. The Incredible Hulk #183 (1st Series 1962-1999) January 1975 Marvel Comics
While walking down a railroad track, the Hulk confuses an oncoming train for an attacker and punches it off the rails; He furiously begins ripping the train apart demanding to know why humans can't leave him alone; When no answer is forthcoming he flees the scene, ending up landing in Lake Michigan; Swimming across the lake to the city of Chicago, the Hulk pulls himself into an alleyway to rest, and reverts back into Bruce Banner; Banner awakens and realizes that he has no money left and needs to get a job; The Hulk battles Zzzax
9. Detective Comics # 460 (1st Series 1938) June 1976 DC Comics
Captain Stingaree, a sword-wielding villain, becomes convinced Batman is really portrayed collectively by the Courtney triplets, a team of private investigators, and captures one Batman, who proves to be Michael Courtney.
10. Giant Size Avengers #4 June 1975 Marvel Comics
Story continues from Avengers 135. The Vision's quest through time to discover his origin is over. But instead of returning to Immortus' domain, the synthezoid avenger materializes at the center of the Earth! And shockingly the Dread Dormammu is there! With his captive…the Scarlet Witch! Wow, how did Wanda end up in the dreaded one's clutches? It doesn't matter now as the Vision must fight for the woman he loves! It's a supernatural showdown at Earth's core: The Vision, Scarlet Witch, and Agatha Harkness vs. the Dread Dormammu and Umar!
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