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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

4.50

Laurel And Hardy: Christmas Follies #1 (2020)

Overall, a fun read. When everything just seems to be falling apart right now, it was nice to have something that didn't trigger thoughts of racial injustice, homophobia or political strife....

5.00

Simpsons Holiday Humdinger #TP (2004)

The Simpsons Holiday Humdinger is over 250 pages of the residents of Springfield celebrating the holidays. Which holidays you ask? Seemingly, all of them! We've got Grandpa getting confused ...

2.50

Hazel & Cha Cha Save Christmas: Tales From The Umbrella Academy #1 (2019)

I've mixed feelings about this issue. The story seems to be all over the place. Maybe some of it is that it's probably been 10 years at least since I last read the first couple of Umbrella A...

1.50

X-Files: X-Mas Special #2016 (2016)

This issue was a missed opportunity. The X-Files is known for it's occasional foray into the absurd. Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose and Jose Chung's From Outer Space are two great episodes in...

2.00

Guardians of the Galaxy #TP Vol 1 (2017)

I read this because I've liked so much of Bendis' work and a bunch of the Annihilation+ era of GotG, yet this fell so flat for me. Some basic revenge plot by Hala, the last Kree Accuser who ...

1.50

Marvel Comics Presents #24 (1989)

Another MCP stinker. Only one out of 4 stories was any good and it was way too short!

2.50

Marvel Comics Presents #23 (1989)

Despite what it looks like on the cover, Cyclops is not fighting against those minions of the Mole Man, the Moloids. It's some sort of mutant clone creature from this insipid story starring ...

3.50

Batman: The Dark Knight #23.1 (2013)

This is a sort of new type of villain for the Bat-family, one with a kind of power set we don't normally see in Gotham, but the twist Simone brings to it is the wielder is typical Gotham cra...

3.00

Marvel Comics Presents #22 (1989)

For those of you who claim that today's comics from Marvel and DC are WOKE; let me just say Marvel Comics Presents was woke long before the alarm went off. I'm not saying that there's an...

3.50

Marvel Comics Presents #21 (1989)

This In Like Flint-type story starring Paladin was hilarious. I wish it wasn't a one-and-done story. The Scott Lobdell penned story was far more superior than the Cyclops mutant virus cover ...

4.00

Slimer #10 (1990)

A fun issue that's partially Thanksgiving but 100% full of ghosts and the subsequent busting of!

2.50

Tales From The Dark Multiverse: Crisis On Infinite Earths #1 (2021)

I've read this isolated from whatever has recently occurred in the DCU, mind you. I'm about twenty years out from having read Crisis on Infinite Earths, as well. With the basic background kn...