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Supergirl V5 Annual #1 Comics

Posted by WEATHERMAX at Sept. 3, 2009

Supergirl V5 Annual #1
Eng | RS & Hotfile | CBR | DC Comics | Sep 2, 2009 | 52 Pages | 24.5 MB

In SUPERGIRL #34, Supergirl took the new secret identity of Linda Lang. But how long until someone finds out her secret? Now, for the first time ever, witness Supergirl's initial attempt to live her double life in "Linda Lang: Day One"! Plus! The secret origin of Superwoman revealed! What drove Lucy Lane to become the superpowered threat known as Superwoman? How did she transform from Lois Lane's little sister into Project 7734's secret weapon? Find out here! Written by Sterling Gates; Art by Fernando Dagnino and Raúl Fernandez; Cover by Renato Guedes --

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Madame Xanadu #1-12 (Ongoing) Comics

Posted by WEATHERMAX at June 25, 2009

is an ongoing DC comic book series published under its Vertigo imprint with the starting cover date of August 2008. It tells the story of one of DC Comics most enigmatic characters, originally known as Nimue Inwudu, lover to Merlin and sister to the legendary sorceresses Morgana and Viviane and whose personal history is closely intertwined with the mysterious Phantom Stranger. The stories that unfold each issue are presented in the manner of a gothic romance with elements of history, mythology and mysticism, as Madame Xanadu revisits famous legends and stories of different eras. This series has been nominated for 4 Eisner awards. Issue #12 was released June 24, 2009.

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Ender's Game: Recruiting Valentine #1 - One Shot Comics

Posted by WEATHERMAX at July 3, 2009

is a one-shot publication of Marvel Comics as part of its Ender's Game series, adapted by Marvel Comics from the novel (1985), a science fiction novel by American author Orson Scott Card. It and its sequel (1986) both won Hugo and Nebula Awards, making Card the only author to win both of American science fiction's top prizes in consecutive years. Its first two just-concluded concurrent series, and --naturally already posted by yours truly--dealt with the protagonist Ender Wiggin and his friend Bean but left out subplots involving Peter's other genius older siblings, Valentine and Peter as found in the novel (and who will become leading characters in Card's later Ender Wiggin novels). This one-shot attempts to remedy that.

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Billy Batson and The Magic of Shazam! #5 (Ongoing) Comics

Posted by WEATHERMAX at June 17, 2009

is an all-ages comic book series published by DC Comics as a part of its Johnny DC imprint. The series debuted in September 2008, and is written and drawn by Mike Kunkel. In style and tone, is a followup to Jeff Smith's 2007 miniseries , as both draw upon the light, whimsical feel of the Captain Marvel comics of the Golden Age for inspiration. In Magic of Shazam!, Billy Batson is a young boy who must juggle his superheroic life as Captain Marvel with looking after his rambunctious little sister Mary Marvel. Unlike Billy, who transforms into an adult when he speaks the magic word "Shazam", Mary possesses only a fraction of his power and remains a child in her superhero form. Other Marvel Family characters are similarly re-imagined, such as Black Adam who is presented as bratty exchange student Theo Adam, a classmate of Billy. --

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Dead Run #1 (Of 4) Comics

Posted by WEATHERMAX at June 5, 2009

In a post-apocalyptic future, Nick Masters is a courier that risks life and limb to travel from town to town, delivering packages (whatever they may be). With his kidnapped sister’s life on the line, Nick has 72 hours to get a package through that stretch of road from L.A. to San Francisco known as the “”, for a powerful drug lord. But before leaving, Nick makes a visit to Waylon Biggs, the only man to ever travel the “” and lived to tell about it... Another BOOM! Studios high concept immediately reminiscent of a cross between the and movies. Whether it will work in this 4-part comic book miniseries, only time will tell. Great artwork by Francesco Biagini and Matthew Wilson, though.

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Amethyst-Princess of Gemworld v2 003 Comics

Posted by Lebedev30 at March 13, 2017

Amethyst-Princess of Gemworld v2 003
English | CBR | 27 pages | 9.8 Mb

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Heavy Metal Presents: New Tales of the Arabian Nights Comics

Posted by WEATHERMAX at April 15, 2009

Heavy Metal Presents: New Tales of the Arabian Nights
Eng | RS & MU | CBR | 103 pages | 65.2 MB

, aka "The last Voyage of Sindbad" is a compilation in graphic novel form of a series of stories that first appeared in Heavy Metal Magazine Issues #15 through #28 (1978-1979), with story and art by Jan Strnad and Richard Corben, respectively, and published by Simon and Schuster in 1979. The story begins with a short revisit to the original "Arabian Nights" storyline, which is presented more or less faithfully, then adds to that with Sharazad, the story-telling girl-turned-queen telling a story about Sindbad's last voyage to her sister, Dunyazad. Noted author Harlan Ellison in his Introduction correctly observes that what sets this series apart from other Heavy Metal presentations is the fact that the artwork by Corben, instead of usually being the focus of attention and hence overwhelming the plot of the story, instead serves to complement the storyline of Strnad.

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Manara Le Opere - Il Sole 24 Ore - Volumi 1-21 (Completa) Comics

Posted by Mendose at Jan. 9, 2014

Manara Le Opere - Il Sole 24 Ore - Volumi 1-21 (Completa)
Italian | 14 CBR + 7 CBZ | 3429 pages | 2.47 GB

Pregevole iniziativa de Il Sole 24 ORE che con Manara - Le opere ripropone, in collaborazione con la casa editrice PaniniComics, tutte le pubblicazioni a fumetti del maestro dell'erotismo Milo Manara. I fumetti sono pubblicati in albi cartonati di grande formato (21,5 x 29 cm) e di ottima qualità. Le storie sono…

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Forever and 40 Days: The Genesis of Phantacea GN (1990) Comics

Posted by WEATHERMAX at July 14, 2011

Forever and 40 Days: The Genesis of Phantacea GN (1990)
CBR | Phantacea | Published 1990 (Canada) | 88 Pages (c2c) | 61.76 MB

"Amemp Tut, the eighth patriarch of Golden Age Humankind, died in the same year as the Great Flood. He did not die in it, though, -- and his grandson, the tenth patriarch, did not mourn his passing." Jim McPherson's(writer) and Ian Fry's (artist) Panacea mythos is a highly imaginative, action oriented anheroic fantasy in graphic novel form consisting of 9 sequences treating the Genesis as mythology. A short story, entitled “Sister Grandmother”, written by Jim McPherson, is also included, and it features concepts, 6 illustrations and some characters from the PHANTACEA Mythos as originally presented in the 6-issue PHANTACEA comic book series from 1977-1980.

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Philip K. Dick's Electric Ant #1-5 Complete Comics

Posted by WEATHERMAX at Sept. 23, 2010

Philip K. Dick's Electric Ant #1-5 Complete
5 CBR's | Marvel Comics | Apr 7 2010 - Aug 4 2010 | 101.98 MB Total

FROM THE MIND OF LEGENDARY SCI-FI AUTHOR PHILIP K. DICK! Garson Poole had a pretty great life: good job, nice apartment, a sexy, flirtatious assistant. And then he wakes up in a hospital room...the doctors inform him that he's been in a car accident...and they can't treat him. Because he's a robot. Specifically, Garson is an Electric Ant, a human-like robot created and programmed to serve a specific function. But what is Garson's function? How will his friends and co-workers treat him, knowing that he's a machine, and not a person? And how much of his world is real, and how much of it is part of his programming? Written by Kabuki scribe David Mack and illustrated by Pascal Alixe (ETERNALS ANNUAL). Parental Advisory. --

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