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MEMBERS' REVIEWS

4.50

Showcase Presents: Aquaman #TP Vol 3 (2009)

If you are a fan of Jason Mamoa's Aquaman, this is the volume to read. A bunch of the characters that appear in that movie either make their debut in this era of Aquaman comics- or they are ...

5.00

Marvel Comics Presents #123 (1993)

4 very strong segments in an issue I couldn't put down.

1.00

Marvel Comics Presents #122 (1993)

By far one of the most uninteresting issues of the whole series.

2.50

Marvel Comics Presents #121 (1993)

Here's to Marvel doing an amazing job on its lesser known properties with a lot of up-and-coming talent. I just wish this extended over to the heavy hitter stuff.

3.00

Marvel Comics Presents #120 (1993)

What If's... Paula Foye wrote a great short story that I was in love with. And Marvel Comics was a fool to let her slip through their fingers. According to my count, Foye worked on no more t...

3.50

Marvel Comics Presents #119 (1993)

3 great stories. But when it comes to the cover tale with Wolverine/Venom, it's really not going anywhere. 3 parts have progressed now and Nightmare hasn't even officially shown up yet. It's...

4.00

Showcase Presents: Aquaman #TP Vol 2 (2008)

A very good collection of stories. They may not be the best DC had to offer. But they were nostalgic and nautical. And once Nick Cardy found his footing, the artwork began to look a lot like...

4.00

Marvel Comics Presents #118 (1992)

Both the Ghost Rider/ Iron Fist and the Bill Foster Giant-Man stories end in this issue. Both were very good stories. I was more of a fan of the Bill Foster tale if only because it was a mor...

4.00

Marvel Comics Presents #117 (1992)

That Wolverine/Venom cover was killer!

3.00

Essential Doctor Strange #TP Vol 3 (2007)

A good collection of stories. Just some of those stories felt so very evil. I'll be selling this book along with my other 2 Essential volumes.

3.00

Looney Tunes #266 (2022)

There's a trio of fun in this issue. I'm just afraid I might be a little too old to fully enjoy it now.

4.00

Fun With Little Archie & Friends Special #1 (2022)

The Fun with Little Archie & Friends Special takes pint-sized Archie, Juggie and the rest on an adventure of a lifetime. And with the fun comes a slew of Archie Comics talent including J. To...