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Friday, July 2, 2010
CAGE #1 (APRIL 1992)
Summary:-
First appearance of Cage!
PRICE:-SGD$10.00
CONDITION:-NEARMINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
CABLE #1 (OCT 1992)
Summary:-
Fabian Nicieza script and John Romita Jr. art. 2 issue mini-series
PRICE:-SGD$8.00
CONDITION:-NEARMINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
X-MEN #1 (OCT 1991)
Summary:-
Cyclops/Wolverine/Iceman cover. 48-page giant. Magneto guest stars in "Rubicon." Script by Chris Claremont, pencils by Jim Lee, inks by Scott Williams. Nick Fury cameo. 2-page pin-up: gallery of X-Men villains. Lee/Williams cover.
PRICE:-SGD$5.00
CONDITION:-FAIR
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
The Amazing Spiderman #365 (AUG 1992)
Summary:-
84-page giant 30th Anniversary issue! The Lizard returns in "Fathers and Sins." Script by David Michelinie, pencils by Mark Bagley, inks by Randy Emberlin. J. Jonah Jameson is featured in "How I Created Spider-Man!" Script by David Michelinie, art by Aaron Lopresti. Gwen Stacy takes center stage in "I Remember Gwen." Script by Stan Lee, plot by Tom DeFalco, art by John Romita Sr. (Cameos by the Green Goblin and Doctor Octopus.) The Prowler is also here in "A Friend in Need." Script by Tom DeFalco, pencils by Tod Smith, inks by Andrew Pepoy. There are also two text pieces, "The Saga of Spidey's Parents" by Stan Lee, and "Spider-Man: The First Thirty Years" by Peter Sanderson. Spider-Man 2099 gets a sneak preview, with a script by Peter David, pencils by Rick Leonardi, and inks by Al Williamson. Finally, there is a fold-out poster of Spidey versus Venom and Carnage, with art by Bagley! The silver cover features a hologram based on the very first Spider-Man cover in Amazing Fantasy 15!
PRICE:-SGD$25.00
CONDITION: NEAR MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
The Incredible Hulk #400 - (Dec 1992)
Summary:-
400 Issue Special. Ghost of the Past 4 of 4. "Deus Ex-Machina!" Story by Peter David. Art by Jan Duursema and Mark Farmer. Marlo is dead. Will Rick do the unthinkable...will he strike a deal with the nefarious Leader to bring back the woman he loves? More importantly, will the Hulk let the Leader live long enough to do it? Includes pin-ups by Gary Frank, Mark Farmer, Mark Parcella, Dan Panosian, and Ernie Colon. Plus, reprints the 1st appearance of the Leader. Story by Stan Lee. Art by Steve Ditko and Geo Bell. 64 pages.
PRICE:-SGD$20.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
THE SILVER SURFER #50 (50th Anniversary Issue,1987)
Summary:-
3rd printing. Infinity Gauntlet: Prelude - Special Anniversary Issue. "Deeply Buried Secrets!" Story by Jim Starlin. Art by Ron Lim and Tom Christopher. In this 50th issue celebration the Silver Surfer fights for his life against a stone golem with all the power and visage of his arch foe Thanos. Plus, learn a dark secret from Norrin Radd's past. By story's end the Surfer plummets toward planet Earth. Broken physically and mentally, will he be able to warn Earth's heroes of the threat Thanos poses to the universe? Story continues in Infinity Gauntlet #1. 48 pages.
PRICE:-SGD$10.00
CONDITION:-NEAR MINT
PRINTING:-THIRD PRINTING
YOUNGBLOOD YEARBLOOD #1 (JULY 1993)
Summary:-"This Savage Land" by Eric Stephenson (script) & Chap Yaep (cover & art); Sentinel, Photon, Cougar, Riptide, Brahma, 1st Tyrax, 1st Kanan app; Tons of Pin-ups;
PRICE:-SGD$15.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
YOUNGBLOOD #4 - (FEB 1993)
Summary:-Guest-starring Prophet and the Berserkers. Story by Rob Liefeld. Art by Rob Liefeld and Danny Miki. Sentinel and his team are out of the fight and Prophet can barely stand. Yet, the Disciples keep pouring through the portal. Luckily, back-up has arrived. Die Hard and Badrock charge headlong through the portal and come face-to-face with the ominous Darkthorn. As Shaft and his team, the Berserkers, Sentinel, and Prophet regroup for a final assault, Die Hard is tossed at their feet defeated. Then, Darkthorn emerges from the portal with a new ally...a mind-controlled Badrock. Things just got worse. Continues in Brigade #4. 32 pages.
PRICE:-SGD$10.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
YOUNGBLOOD #3 - (AUG 1992)
Summary:-
Guest-starring Prophet Story and art by Rob Liefeld. Sentinel's team lies defeated and unconscious before the invading hordes of the android Disciples. The only thing standing in their way is John Prophet, a genetically engineered super-soldier. Meanwhile, the criminals known as the Four attempt to rescue their imprisoned teammate from the holding cells of Youngblood HQ. Just one problem, they'll have to get through Shaft and Chapel first. Plus, the 6 page back-up story "Enter: Supreme/Enter: Heavy Mettle," which serves as a prelude for Supreme #1. Story and art by Brian Murray. 32 pages.
PRICE:- SGD$10.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
YOUNGBLOOD #1 - (APR 1992)
Summary:-
Story by Rob Liefeld and Hank Kanalz. Art by Rob Liefeld. Introducing the next generation of super-heroes...meet Youngblood. This explosive first issue features two teams and two exciting adventures. First Shaft, Die Hard, Bedrock, Vogue, and Chapel must confront the nefarious Four. Then, Sentinel leads Riptide, Brahma, Photon, Psi-Fire, and Cougar into a Middle-Eastern country to put an end to an evil dictator's rule. Brought to you by the co-creator of Cable from the New Mutants and X-Force. 32 pages.
PRICE:-SGD$40.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
YOUNGBLOOD #0 - (DEC 1992)
Summary:-
Story by Rob Liefeld. Art by Rob Liefeld, Dan Fraga, and Danny Miki. Harken back to the early days of Youngblood. Long before Shaft and Badrock came on board, the team of Chapel, Die Hard, Boggs, Raines, Gamble, and Riptide was led into combat by the man called Battlestone. However, insubordination and casualties (Battlestone murders one of his own men in an act of rage), causes the government to take the Youngblood program in a whole new direction. New recruits Badrock, Vogue, and the mysterious Link join veterans Chapel and Die Hard to form the new Youngblood. The last ingredient is the take no lip and by the book leadership of Shaft. Includes Coupon #7 for Image # 0. 24 pages
PRICE:-SGD$30.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
THE SAVAGE DRAGON VS THE SAVAGE MEGATON MAN #1 (MARCH1993)
PRICE:-SGD$5.00CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
THE SAVAGE DRAGON #3 (2nd Series,AUGUST 1993)
PRICE:-SGD$10.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
THE SAVAGE DRAGON #2 - (2nd Series,JULY 1993)
Summary:-
Erik Larsen cover, art, & script. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles; Vanguard # 0 flip-book (See Megaton for 1st app). 1st appearance of Dart.
PRICE:-SGD$10.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
THE SAVAGE DRAGON #3 - (1st Series,DEC 1992)
Summary:-
"Rock this Town!" Guest-starring Badrock. Cameos by Spawn and Shaft. 1st appearance of Nurse (who later turns out to be Mighty Man of Freak Force). Story and art by Erik Larsen. Dragon is hospitalized after his confrontation with the new Super-Patriot. It is discovered that Dragon can regenerate damaged tissue at an amazing rate (he heals real fast). But he's not on his feet for long when he's inexplicably attacked by Badrock, the Boy of Stone. Why would Youngblood's resident strong guy attack an officer of the law? The answer may shock and, at the very least, amuse you. Dragon's story continues in Savage Dragon (1993- 2nd Series) #1.
PRICE:-SGD$10.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
THE SAVAGE DRAGON #2 - (1st Series,OCT 1992)
Summary:-
Born Again Patriot!" Story and art by Erik Larsen. There's a new Police Officer in town. His name is Dragon, and he's using his super-human abilities to fight the mutants who terrorize the citizens of Chicago. Super-Patriot was a hero who had fallen in battle against the Vicious Circle and was left for dead. Now, more machine than man, Super-Patriot has returned. But being an officer of the law, Dragon cannot stand idly by while Patriot indiscriminately slaughters the bad guys. But does even the Dragon possess the power to stop a walking weapon of mass destruction?
PRICE:-SGD$10.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
THE SAVAGE DRAGON #1 (1st Series,JULY 1992)
Summary:-Savage Dragon is an ongoing American comic book series created by Erik Larsen, published by Image Comics and taking place in the Image Universe. The comic features the adventures of a superheroic police officer named the Dragon. The character first appeared in Megaton #3 (July 1986).
The Dragon is a large, finned, green-skinned humanoid whose powers include super-strength and an advanced healing factor. He is also an amnesiac: his earliest memory is awakening in a burning field in Chicago, Illinois. Thus, for most of the series, the origins of his powers and appearance are a mystery to readers. At the beginning of the series, he becomes a police officer and battles the mutant criminal "superfreaks" that terrorize Chicago.
Savage Dragon is one of two original Image Comics titles still published (the other being Spawn) and the only one still written and drawn by its creator. The character was also adapted into an animated series, which ran for two seasons (26 episodes) on the USA Network beginning in 1995.
PRICE:-SGD$40.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
STORMWATCH #1 - (MARCH 1993)
Summary:-Stormwatch is a fictional United Nations-sponsored superhero team in the Wildstorm Universe (originally the Image Universe). Stormwatch first appeared in Stormwatch #1, created by Jim Lee.
Stormwatch began in the comic book Stormwatch, published by Image Comics but owned by Jim Lee. Among the main early writers of Stormwatch vol. 1 were Jim Lee, Brandon Choi, H. K. Proger and Ron Marz; among the main early artists were Scott Clark, Brett Booth, Matt Broome and Renato Arlem. The Stormwatch team was run by the United Nations, and overseen from a satellite by their director, "the Weatherman". The Weatherman was one Henry Bendix, who had cybernetic implants connected to his brain to better monitor various world situations and his Stormwatch teams in action. His field commander was Jackson King, aka Battalion. Other members included Fahrenheit (a young American woman, a pyrokinetic), Hellstrike (an Irish police officer, an energy being), Winter (an ex-Russian Spetznaz officer, an energy absorber), Fuji (a young Japanese man, another energy being trapped in a large, super-strong containment suit), and Diva (a young Italian woman with sonic powers).
Later, Ron Marz, who had worked previously on Marvel Comics' Silver Surfer title and had developed Hal Jordan's Green Lantern replacement Kyle Rayner at DC Comics, took on the writing chores. Concurrently, James Robinson of DC's Starman fame was writing WildC.A.T.s. Robinson and Marz, under the editorial direction of Jim Lee, intertwined the storylines of the two books over the course of several months.
Also around this time, two two-issue miniseries were released, Stormwatch Team One (written by James Robinson) and WildC.A.T.s Team One (written by Steven Seagle). These two miniseries were also intertwined, and revealed that the groundwork for both teams had been laid by a core group in the mid 1960s, consisting of Saul Baxter (Lord Emp), Zealot, Majestic, John Colt (the template for Spartan), Backlash, a young Henry Bendix and Jackson King's father Isaiah, all of whom would be members of, or would figure prominently in the later Stormwatch and WildC.A.T.s teams. In this series, the term WildStorm, the publishing imprint's codename, was defined as a code term used by the United States Government, "Wild" referring to extraterrestrial life forms and "Storm" referring to invading forces.
Robinson's WildC.A.T.s run and Marz's Stormwatch run culminated in the WildStorm Rising crossover event, during which, the memberships of both teams were disrupted, with Stormwatch having sustained casualties and the WildC.A.T.s mistakenly believed dead. After WildStorm Rising, Alan Moore took over writing on WildC.A.T.s. Later, after a second imprint-wide crossover, Warren Ellis took over writing Stormwatch with #37 (July 1996).
Warren Ellis' version of Stormwatch was heavily influenced by DC's Vertigo line and its notable authors, such as Alan Moore, Grant Morrison and Garth Ennis.[citation needed] Ellis injected more sexual and horror elements, thinly disguised political commentary, and criticisms of the United States government into the stories. The art was toned down from the more exaggerated '90's style which had dominated all of the early Image Comics, allowing readers to take the book more seriously. It was during this period that Ellis used Stormwatch to introduce the concept of the Bleed, a space between parallel universes which features heavily in Planetary and other comics set in the Wildstorm Universe.
By the end of volume one, Ellis had revised Henry Bendix as a manipulative villain, much as Grant Morrison did with the character of "The Chief" in his run on DC's Doom Patrol.
Ellis continued to write the book as it transitioned into Stormwatch volume 2, until the WildC.A.T.s/Aliens crossover of August 1998 — also written by Ellis — saw the Stormwatch team all but massacred by xenomorphs, the creatures from the Alien series of films. Conveniently, most of the Stormwatch characters Ellis had not created were killed off in this story. A group of the survivors became the main cast of Ellis' new series The Authority, including Ellis-created characters Jenny Sparks, Jack Hawksmoor, Apollo, and the Midnighter, as well as Swift (who debuted in Stormwatch v1 #28, written by Jeff Mariotte), and two new characters who were the successors of the Engineer and the Doctor from Ellis' Change or Die storyline. Stormwatch volume 2 ended with one final story taking place after WildC.A.T.s/Aliens, in which the United Nations laid to rest the institution of Stormwatch alongside its fallen members. The very last scene, a conversation between the former members of Stormwatch Black, served to introduce the concept of the Authority and promote its upcoming first issue. Other survivors from the original team (including Battalion, Christine Trelane, and Flint) appeared in The Authority, and King and Trelane later became central characters in The Monarchy.
PRICE:-SGD$30.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
CYBERFORCE #4 (JULY 1993)
Summary:-
Silver Embossed cover. "The Tin Men of War - part 4" by Marc Silvestri (art & cover), Eric Silvestri (script), & Scott Williams (inks); Stryker, Mother Mayi, Velocity, Timmie (but no Lassie), Cyblade, Ripclaw, Heatwave, Impact, Chip, Buzzcut, Killjoy, Psychotron, Ballistic app; Codename: Strykeforce preview;
PRICE:-SGD$20.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
CYBERFORCE #1 (OCT 1992)
Summary:-
The comic-book focused upon a team of mutants who had all at one point been captured by Cyberdata, an enormous corporation with ambitions of world-takeover. Cyberdata was run by brilliant scientists who had created advanced cybernetics technology and had employed this technology to create "Special Hazardous Operations Cyborg" or S.H.O.C.s. The captured mutants were all used in the experiments that had led to the creation of the S.H.O.C.s, and had had their mutant abilities enhanced with cybernetic implants. The mutants escaped and banded together as Cyberforce to put an end to Cyberdata's plans.
One of the lesser successes of the first wave of Image Comics, Cyberforce received the same heavy criticism that most of the other titles did. Many pointed out[citation needed] that the characters from Cyberforce bore strong resemblances to Marvel characters: Cyblade is very similar to the X-Men character Psylocke, Ripclaw shares similarities with Wolverine, Impact resembles Colossus, and Stryker, Cable. Additionally, there were many complaints[citation needed] of the large amount of violence in Cyberforce, as well as the highly sexualized female characters. Cyberforce gradually faded away, with Ripclaw making occasional guest appearances elsewhere, most notably in Silvestri's series The Darkness. Ripclaw and Cyblade recently appeared in a crossover with Wolverine and Psylocke.
In 2006, the series was resurrected with moderate success (oddly titled as Cyberforce Volume 2 again, when it should be Cyberforce Volume 3), written this time by Ron Marz and pencilled by Pat Lee.
Cyberforce recently finished the first story arc since their reintroduction. The group had returned from their final mission and was confronted by the new threat of their alien forebearers. The group has established a new base and a new look, as well as some further changes to their inner workings, for instance, bringing back Heatwave from the dead, as well as reintroducing both Stryker, (as a side character at the moment) and Impact/Boomer, both of whom had left the group. At Impact's reintroduction, he stated emphatically that he wasn't interested in continuing his involvement in the team, as it wasn't "What I wanted. I never wanted any of this, not the strength or the invulnerability." He was won over by Ripclaw's promise to buy him a chocolate colored Labrador dog. Impact was subsequently killed off at the summation of the story arc. The group then decided that they owed it to Impact/Boomer, to continue in their heroic ways against an unspecified threat. Minor character arcs have begun between Ripclaw and Velocity, despite their age difference, as a romantic storyline between the two.
One of the lesser successes of the first wave of Image Comics, Cyberforce received the same heavy criticism that most of the other titles did. Many pointed out[citation needed] that the characters from Cyberforce bore strong resemblances to Marvel characters: Cyblade is very similar to the X-Men character Psylocke, Ripclaw shares similarities with Wolverine, Impact resembles Colossus, and Stryker, Cable. Additionally, there were many complaints[citation needed] of the large amount of violence in Cyberforce, as well as the highly sexualized female characters. Cyberforce gradually faded away, with Ripclaw making occasional guest appearances elsewhere, most notably in Silvestri's series The Darkness. Ripclaw and Cyblade recently appeared in a crossover with Wolverine and Psylocke.
In 2006, the series was resurrected with moderate success (oddly titled as Cyberforce Volume 2 again, when it should be Cyberforce Volume 3), written this time by Ron Marz and pencilled by Pat Lee.
Cyberforce recently finished the first story arc since their reintroduction. The group had returned from their final mission and was confronted by the new threat of their alien forebearers. The group has established a new base and a new look, as well as some further changes to their inner workings, for instance, bringing back Heatwave from the dead, as well as reintroducing both Stryker, (as a side character at the moment) and Impact/Boomer, both of whom had left the group. At Impact's reintroduction, he stated emphatically that he wasn't interested in continuing his involvement in the team, as it wasn't "What I wanted. I never wanted any of this, not the strength or the invulnerability." He was won over by Ripclaw's promise to buy him a chocolate colored Labrador dog. Impact was subsequently killed off at the summation of the story arc. The group then decided that they owed it to Impact/Boomer, to continue in their heroic ways against an unspecified threat. Minor character arcs have begun between Ripclaw and Velocity, despite their age difference, as a romantic storyline between the two.
PRICE:-SGD$40.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
DEATHMATE (YELLOW)
Summary:-
Deathmate Yellow
"Jerked Through Time" (featuring characters from Archer & Armstrong and WildC.A.T.s)Story: Mike BaronPencils: Bernard ChangInks: Rodney Ramos
"Cat and Mouse" (featuring characters from Ninjak and WildC.A.T.s)Story: Jorge GonzalezPencils: Don PerlinInks: Mike Manley
"The Dying Game" (featuring characters from H.A.R.D. Corps and WildC.A.T.s)Story: David Michelinie and Bob LaytonPencils: Mike LeekeInks: Tom Ryder
"Revelations and Recruitments" (featuring characters from Shadowman and WildC.A.T.s)Story: Bob HallPencils: Mark MorettiInks: John Dixon
PRICE:-SGD$20.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
DEATHMATE (BLUE)
Summary:-Deathmate Blue
"Battlestone vs. Magnus Outlaw!" (featuring characters from Brigade and Magnus: Robot Fighter)Story: John OstranderPencils: Jim CalafioreInks: Ralph Reese
"Secret Forces" (featuring characters from Secret Weapons and Cyberforce)Story: Joe St. PierrePencils: Sean ChenInks: Kathryn Bolinger
"Sacrifices" (featuring characters from Harbinger, Brigade, and Cyberforce)Story: Maurice FontenotPencils: Howard SimpsonInker: Gonzalo Mayo
"Supremely Darque" (featuring characters from Solar and Supreme)Story: Kevin VanHookPencils: Peter GrauInker: Jimmy Palmiotti
PRICE:-SGD$20.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
DEATHMATE PROLOGUE (SILVER FOIL)
Summary:-Deathmate was a six-part comic book crossover between Valiant Comics and Image Comics published in 1993 and 1994. Designated by color rather than issue numbers (namely Yellow, Blue, Black, and Red) plus two book-end issues, Deathmate Prologue and Deathmate Epilogue,as well as Preview issues collected with comic products, the four main issues were written so they could be read in any order. Created at the peak of the comic book speculator boom, the project was heavily promoted and sold hundreds of thousands of copies, but was wrought with production delays. The Image half (Black, Red, and Epilogue) came out severely behind schedule and out of sequence. Deathmate Red shipped after the epilogue issue, and despite cover dates of September 1993 to February 1994, the actual publication lag was far longer than 6 months.
The plot evolved around a chance interdimensional meeting of two characters, Solar from Valiant and Void from Image's WildC.A.T.s. The two became lovers, but their joining would mean the destruction of both comic book universes.
It is notable that only half of the Image founding members chose to take part. Erik Larsen, Jim Valentino, and Todd McFarlane were not involved, although Al Simmons makes a brief character appearance in Deathmate Red.
The plot evolved around a chance interdimensional meeting of two characters, Solar from Valiant and Void from Image's WildC.A.T.s. The two became lovers, but their joining would mean the destruction of both comic book universes.
It is notable that only half of the Image founding members chose to take part. Erik Larsen, Jim Valentino, and Todd McFarlane were not involved, although Al Simmons makes a brief character appearance in Deathmate Red.
PRICE:-SGD$20.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
BRIGADE #2 (2nd Series, JUNE 1993)
Summary:-Blood Brothers pt. 3. Story by Rob Liefeld, Marat Mychaels, and Eric Stephenson. Art by Marat Mychaels and Norm Rapmund. Continued from Bloodstrike #2. It's Seahawk vs. Cabbot. Plus, Bloodstrike catches up with a depleted Brigade, but when things seem to be at their worst back-up arrives in the form of the new and improved Coldsnap. Guest-starring Bloodstrike. Story continues in Bloodstrike #3. Plus, the back-up story "Hard Copy" featuring secrets revealed about Thermal by Eric Stephenson, Marat Mychaels, Matt Haley, and Karl Story. 32 pages. 2.95-silver foil cover
PRICE:-SGD$15.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
BRIGADE #1 (2nd Series, MAY 1993)
Summary:-
Blood Brothers pt. 1. Story by Rob Liefeld, Marat Mychaels, and Eric Stephenson. Art by Marat Mychaels and Norm Rapmund. Continued from the Brigade mini-series. The Brigade team returns from their mission in outer space only to be blind-sided by Battlestone's past. Bloodstrike, the government's elite group of metas, has been sent to bring the outlaw team down. In the first few moments of the fight, Stasis is killed, Cold Snap is crippled, and Seahawk and Kayo are taken down. Things aren't looking good for the home-team. Guest-starring Bloodstrike. Story continues in Bloodstrike #2. 32 pages
PRICE:-SGD$20.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
BRIGADE #4 - (JULY 1993)
Summary:-
Flip-book - This is also Youngblood volume 1 # 5; by Rob Liefeld (co-plot & cover), Marat Mychaels (co-plot & art), & Eric Stephenson (script); Battlezone, Coldsnap, Seahawk, Atlas, Thermal, Kayo, Stasis, The Factor, Birds of Prey (Swift, Talyn, Ironside), Genocide app;
PRICE:-SGD$5.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
BRIGADE #3 - (FEB 1993)
Summary:-
1st appearance of Birds of Prey. Includes trading cards of Seahawk/Coldsnap & Kayo; "Battlefront" by Marat Mychaels (plot & art) & Eric Stephenson (script); Cover by Paul Scott; Battlezone, Coldsnap, Seahawk, Atlas, Thermal, Kayo, Stasis, The Factor, Birds of Prey app; Pin-up of Brigade;
PRICE:-SGD$5.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
BRIGADE #1 (AUG 1992)
Summary:-1st appearance of Genocide. Includes trading cards of Stasis & Battlestone. "Sabotage" by Rob Liefeld (co-plot, script, & cover), Marat Mychaels (co-plot & art), & Hank Kanalz/Eric Stephenson (script). Battlezone, Coldsnap, Seahawk, Atlas, Thermal, Kayo, Stasis, Genocide app; Pin-ups of Battlestone & Brigade by Marat Mychaels;
PRICE:- SGD$20.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
BLOODSTRIKE #2 (JUNE 1993)
Summary:-
Blood Brothers pt. 2. Guest-starring Brigade. Story by Rob Liefeld and Eric Stephenson . Art by Rob Liefeld, Dan Fraga, Norm Rapmund, and Danny Miki. Story continued from Brigade (2nd Series) #1. Having dealt a crippling blow to Battlestone and his Brigade, Bloodstrike falls back to HQ with prisoners to regroup and for repairs. Meanwhile, Battlestone calls in favors to replenish his depleting ranks. Plus, who is the mysterious woman known as Lethal and whose side is she on. It's Bloodstrike vs. Brigade in one of the bloodiest super-hero battles of all time. Story continues in Brigade (2nd Series) #2. Plus, the back-up story "A Tale of the Knight," chapter 1 by Rob Liefeld, Eric Stephenson, Marat Mychaels, and Norm Rapmund. 32 pages.
PRICE:-SGD$10.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
BLOODSTRIKE #1 (APRIL 1993)
Summary:-
Blood Brothers: Prelude. Story by Rob Liefeld and Eric Stephenson . Art by Rob Liefeld, Dan Fraga, and Danny Miki. When the government needs a job done, they call in the best, they call in Bloodstrike. An elite group of metas and efficient killers who accomplish their missions with deadly precision. Created out of Project: Born Again, Bloodstrike consists of Fourplay, giantess with four arms of terror, Deadlock, psychotic ex-member of the nefarious Four, Tag, the lassie with the freezing touch, Shogun, robotic killing machine, and Cabbot, their leader who has a mysterious connection to Battlestone, the leader of Brigade. Story continues in Brigade (2nd Series) #1. 32 pages.
PRICE:- SGD$15.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
SHADOWHAWK II #2 (2nd Series, JULY 1993)
Summary:-Silver Foil Cover
PRICE:-SGD$20.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
SHADOWHAWK ll #1 (2nd series, MAY 1993)
Summary:-
ShadowHawk tangles with Blackjak, Vortex, Arson and Hardedge, while Hawk's Shadow continues his murderous quest to protect his city in "The Shadow of the Hawk." Script & pencils by Jim Valentino. Inks & letters by Chance Wolf. Pin-ups by Mark Texeira, Larry Stroman, Jae Lee. Embossed cover by Valentino & Wolf.
PRICE:-SGD$25.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
SHADOWHAWK #4 - (MARCH 1993)
SUMMARY:-
Showdown with The Savage Dragon!
PRICE:- SGD$10.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
SHADOWHAWK #3 - (DEC 1992)
SUMMARY:-
(GLOW IN THE DARK COVER)
PRICE:-SGD$15.00
CONDITION:-MINT
PRINTING:-FIRST PRINTING
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