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Jim Lawson, the artist of The Teenate Mutant Ninja Turtles, created an original artwork for us called "The Improbable Trike #181". The Improbable Trike is a parody of the infamous Incredible Hulk #181. Check out this poster and shirt featuring the artwork and you can find more products at our shop.

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MEMBERS' REVIEWS
V #5 (1985)
4.00

V #5 (1985)

A whole bunch is going on here. That twist on the fat farm was a shocker. But again, the action that occurs in book #5 just isn't on par with the Independence Day level destruction on the fr...

Piracy #6 (1998)
4.00

Piracy #6 (1998)

There are 4 stories that fill issue #6 of Piracy. Reed Crandall's 'Fit for a King' has a drunkard regaling the patrons of a tavern with the truth about a missing fabled swashbuckler known as...

V #4 (1985)
4.00

V #4 (1985)

Lots of action. Lots of plot wheels turning.

Conan the Barbarian #260 (1992)
3.00

Conan the Barbarian #260 (1992)

A fine Conan tale that culminates a rather lengthy arc where Shuma Gortath appears in all its glory and through some unclear magic (as often magic is) Conan is able to defeat the beast as Cr...

Guardians of the Galaxy: Road to Annihilation #TP Vol 1 (2017)
1.50

Guardians of the Galaxy: Road to Annihilation #TP Vol 1 (2017)

What a hot mess of stories loosely strung together to "tie in" to an event that actually did have a bunch of engaging stories. The Warlock mini-series: so utterly unengaging with lame villai...

Aliens: Defiance #TP Vol 2 (2017)
3.50

Aliens: Defiance #TP Vol 2 (2017)

I went in cold without having read the previous TPB, but Wood's storytelling, at least in that regard, seems to cover the basics of what came before. I was generally able to glide into this ...

Batman/The Spirit #One-Shot (2007)
5.00

Batman/The Spirit #One-Shot (2007)

The star of this book is artist Darwyn Cooke. Introducing the Spirit to the DC Universe, Cooke would later go on to be written and illustrator for the first 14 issues of DC's Spirit ongoing....

Simpsons Comics #85 (2003)
4.00

Simpsons Comics #85 (2003)

Just like the TV series, the comic book version of the Simpsons skewered every aspect of modern day life, pop culture and social norms. In this issue, the Simpson family is selected to be a ...

V #3 (1985)
4.50

V #3 (1985)

It's all about Donovan and Julie, oh and Willie, the Visitor who joined the Resistance, in this issue. If you want to know what has happened to Ham Tyler and Chris Farber on their eventful t...

Terry's Crew #GN (2022)
4.00

Terry's Crew #GN (2022)

If you are a fan of Terry Crews then you know that he's a celebrity with a wholesome image. And it's one that I believe is genuine. If you adults out like Terry Crews then you should have no...

V #2 (1985)
4.50

V #2 (1985)

Issue #2 is another triumph from Cary Bates! The artwork by Carmine Infantino is great. It doesn't really look like any of the actors that play the characters. But then again, Infantino neve...

V #1 (1985)
4.50

V #1 (1985)

Laying the frame work, I am excited to dig through this 18 issue run. Featuring a script by Cary Bates with artwork by the legendary Carmine Infantino, things are poised for full-throttle ac...