The Scorpion

The second volume in the Seven Brothers series. First, they were strangers. Individuals from all across the globe linked by an unlikely destiny and an unknown blood tie. Now, they're a family. And like all families, they've got their issues. So when a mysterious figure from a past Rachel Kai thought she put behind her comes gunning for all their blood, the 7 Brothers must join forces once again to save the life of one of their own! Written by Benjamin Raab and Deric A. Hughes (writers on the television show, Warehouse 13), and with pencils by Edison George (Silver Scorpion, Eternity Kill), this next chapter in the saga of an unlikely band of brothers charts a bold new course for these heroes that promises to thrill fans both old and new!

is a fictional 1930s costumed adventurer owned by Marvel Comics created by Howard Chaykin and based on the Scorpion, Chaykin's character for the failed Atlas/Seaboard Comics company. In June, 2009 was published as part of Marvel Comics' digital initiative. Written by Dean Motter, it featured the original Dominic Fortune in tales set during the 1930s. This was later followed in August by the current featured four-part miniseries published under Marvel's mature MAX imprint. Written and illustrated by Howard Chaykin, this miniseries is also set in the 1930s and features the original character. Chaykin, one of the masters of old fashioned, pulp-influenced comics art is in rare and breathtaking swashbuckling form here. The pages are full of raw and vicious action interspersed with generous portions of humor and sexual tension, giving the scenes set in the past a thrilling sort of contemporary feel. More sexually explicit and definitely more graphic and violent than most books you might find from the '30s, but the story is definitely true to those roots.

is an ongoing comic book series published by Zenescope Entertainment that began publication in June 2005. It is a horror series that takes old fairy tales and gives them twists, sometimes extending them and sometimes changing them. The latest in this series, Issue No. 40 entitled "The Goose and the Golden Egg" was released July 29, 2009.

Collects Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #143-155.
Peter Parker’s life has never been easy, but it’s hard to take a turn for the worse when your dead girlfriend shows up on your doorstep. Oh, then there’s that famous Parker luck, which means it does. It means, Spidey, you’ve been cloned! The Amazing Spider-Man launches into the storyline that shocked the comics world! The scheming Jackal takes our hero through the wringer as he not only must face one of his greatest personal tragedies, but also has to battle through the Scorpion, the Tarantula — and himself! You’ll also enjoy the blossoming of Peter and Mary Jane’s relationship, and even their first kiss, as well as the return of the Shocker and the Sandman — and more!

Here's the current 2-story arc of multiple (20+) Eisner Award nominee and triple-Eisner award winner Stan Sakai creation , published by Dark Horse and featuring Miyamoto Usagi, an anthropomorhpic rabbit ronin in early 17th century Edo period Japan and partially patterned after famous and legendary swordsman Miysamoto Musashi. This special 2-issue story line entitled "Taiko" indeed makes a perfect introduction and jumping on point for new readers. Issue #123 of this series was nominated for the 2010 Eisner for Best Single Issue. Terrific stuff. Both high-quality Minutemen-DTs scans.

NEW ARC STARTS HERE! • MILES MUST LEARN HOW TO BE A HERO FROM PETER PARKER! • THE NEW ULTIMATE SCORPION IS INTRODUCED!