Saga 59

Editorial: El comienzo de una nueva saga que recuerda la aventura en que Excalibur viajaba por un montón de dimensiones alternativas. Los Cinco Originales tienen una máquina del tiempo y una cronología fracturada… ¡y van a hacer algo al respecto!

I like Green Lantern. I suppose it's because along with Batman and Superman, it was the only other DC title I was exposed to as an impressionable child. Because of my Papa, I was immersed in later Silver Age Marvel comics. One other reason why I like Green Lantern is because of the concept of a power ring that gives the user great control over the physical world as long as the wielder has sufficient willpower and strength to wield it. Even though the possessor was already carefully selected for his/her worthiness, ultimately the choice of whether to use such power for good or evil rests upon whoever has the ring, a concept that is repeated in myriad forms over the years in literature, and throughout man's history. So here is the compiled Volume 4 of the continuing Green Lantern saga from issue #1 thereof released July 2005 up to the latest issue #60 released December 15, 2010. Issue #43 up to the current issue #60 are all high-quality Minutemen scans, and all with multiple covers.

I like Green Lantern. I suppose it's because along with Batman and Superman, it was the only other DC title I was exposed to as an impressionable child. Because of my Papa, I was immersed in later Silver Age Marvel comics. One other reason why I like Green Lantern is because of the concept of a power ring that gives the user great control over the physical world as long as the wielder has sufficient willpower and strength to wield it. Even though the possessor was already carefully selected for his/her worthiness, ultimately the choice of whether to use such power for good or evil rests upon whoever has the ring, a concept that is repeated in myriad forms over the years in literature, and throughout man's history. So here is the compiled Volume 4 of the continuing Green Lantern saga from issue #1 thereof released July 2005 up to the latest issue #60 released December 15, 2010. Issue #43 up to the current issue #60 are all high-quality Minutemen scans, and all with multiple covers.

The much acclaimed saga of Marvel's Dracula and the Dracula Hunters. Written by Marv Wolfman and every issue drawn by legendary artist Gene Colan. The series lasted for 70 issues after which it ended. After that, Dracula appeared in the pages of Thor Issue #332 and #333, and most significantly in Doctor Strange Issue #59, 60, 61and 62 where he seemingly was killed. The Dracula saga was later continued in the 1991 mini-series Tomb of Dracula (vol.2), written and drawn by the same creative team as this volume.