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StashMyComics.com is the leading free comic book and action figures cataloging website, sporting a growing comic book and action figures database with information on hundreds of thousands of comics and action figures. Sign-Up for free and you will be stashing and organizing your comics and action figures in less than a minute. No hidden costs, no premium services. StashMyComics.com is completely free across the board, no catch, no gimmick.

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MEMBERS' REVIEWS

4.00

Marvel Comics Presents #42 (1990)

A very good issue with a great 8-page Daughters of the Dragon story!

4.50

Showcase Presents: Enemy Ace #TP Vol 1 (2008)

This 500 plus page volume contains every Pre-CRISIS main appearance of Enemy Ace (with exception of his appearances in Justice League of America as a part of the Five Warriors From Forever.)...

3.50

Marvel Comics Presents #41 (1990)

A better offering after a couple of previous issue duds.

1.50

Marvel Comics Presents #40 (1990)

Again, only 1 out of 4 stories were enjoyable.

1.50

Marvel Comics Presents #39 (1990)

The only thing that sets this issue truly apart is that finally after 39 issues, Spider-Man appears! It's regrettable that Spidey's story is a one-and-done tale of only 8 pages. I guess the ...

4.50

Zatanna And The House Of Secrets #GN (2020)

It had lots of nostalgic Easter eggs. But it also managed to seem fresh and brand new too!

3.50

Doctor Strange #25 (1977)

A fun read! Starlin makes the story blaze along at a fast pace that keeps you entertained. Solid issue!! 7 out of 10

4.50

Scooby-Doo Team-Up #34 (2018)

The inclusion of Huntress was the only down-side of the story. I've never really been a fan of her. She never felt like an appropriate heir to Batman and/or Catwoman. And then Post-CRISIS, I...

3.50

Doctor Strange #24 (1977)

The High Priest of Marvel Cosmic Shenanigans(Jim Starlin) has taken over writing duties from Marv Wolfman. Much improved and appreciated. The best issue since Englehart and Colan left the bo...

3.00

Doctor Strange #23 (1977)

Enter the High Priest of Marvel Cosmic Shenanigans! Jim Starlin!! Starlin's visual storytelling adds some much needed spice to the title. Unfortunately Wolfman is still providing the uninspi...

2.50

Doctor Strange #22 (1977)

Oh geez. The Hippies at the bullpen were smoking weed in the file room again. Even though Dr. Strange is bi-monthly they still weren't able to get the right cover for the book. So don't thin...

1.50

Doctor Strange #21 (1977)

It's official. Welcome to Mid 1970's Marvel Madness. The Hippies have taken over the Bullpen and Marvel can't get their books out on time. Still pre Jim Shooter era...so...we get a reprint. ...