Gil Kane

Arnold Drake

Robert Kanigher

John Albano

Michael L. Fleisher

Jonah Hex, Vol. 1

Showcase Presents

Angel

Stan Lee

Roy Thomas

Marvel Masterworks Captain Marvel 1

Jim Valentino

Jim Valentino completes his explosive exploration of the Marvel Universe of the 31st century! The original-and-future Guardians welcome the return of their ally Starhawk, but why is that bad news for Major Victory? The ruthless Rancor is also back, and that's trouble for everybody. Will she find her ancestor, Wolverine? Silver Surfer's reappearance may be worst of all- because where he soars, Galactus is sure to follow! Then, it's back to the beginning with the secret origin of the Guardians of the Galaxy! But who or what are the Galactic Guardians? And it all ends in the modern day, where our time-traveling heroes face the Masters of Evil in the middle of a cosmic epic. To Infinity War and beyond! Collecting Guardians of the Galaxy (1990) #21-29 and Annual #2, and Marvel Super-Heroes (1967) #18.

Guardians of the Galaxy by Jim Valentino Vol. 3

Steve Gerber

Gene Colan

Don Heck

Frank Giacoia

Petra Goldberg

Herb Cooper

A collection of stories featuring a group of superheroes from an alternate timeline known as the Guardians.

Earth Shall Overcome

Linda Fite

X-Men

Henry Boltinoff

Jack Schiff

ÒTARGETS OF THE ALIEN Z-RAY.Ó Two bank robbers force two aliens on Earth to give them the secrets of a Z-Ray, which kills by delayed action, and use it against Batman and Robin. However, the alien tricks the crooks by altering the killing ray to make it harmless, so that the Dynamic Duo could capture the criminals, who become overconfident using the alien weapon. After the crooks are captured, the aliens return to their home planet.

Detective Comics (1937-) #305

Jack Kirby

Archie Goodwin

Gerry Conway

Gary Friedrich

Collects Marvel Super-Heroes (1967) #15; Incredible Hulk Annual (1968) #1; Fantastic Four (1961) #81-83, 99; Amazing Adventures (1970) #1-10; Avengers (1963) #95 and material from Fantastic Four (1961) #95, 105; Not Brand Echh (1967) #12. From Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Roy Thomas and Neal Adams  the titans of the Marvel Age  come the Inhumans! For the first time, the stories that defined these regal outcasts are brought together in one collection starring Black Bolt, Medusa, Karnak, Gorgon, Crystal and the loveable Lockjaw! Their quest for peace is threatened not just by a world that fears them, but also by Black Bolts own brother, Maximus the Mad, and his evil Inhuman cohorts! Its a family epic full of intrigue and treachery, told in the mighty Marvel fashion  as only comics greatest creative talents could craft it!

Beware The Inhumans

Inhumans

Various Artists

Branded a traitor for defending the people of Earth, the space-born Kree hero Captain Mar-Vell uses his cosmic powers as our planet's protector. And the good Captain's legacy is strong: From his early adventures drawn by Gene Colan to his reinvention by Roy Thomas and Gil Kane to his iconic cosmic awakening under Jim Starlin, each story is presented in oversized glory in this massive Omnibus volume. Also featuring the first appearance of Carol Danvers, Rick Jones bonding with Cap by way of the cosmic Nega-Bands, war with the vicious Col. Yon-Rogg, battles with the Black Widow, Captain America and Hulk, and last, but not least, the first appearance of Thanos! COLLECTING: Marvel Super-Heroes (1967) 12-13, Captain Marvel (1968) 1-33, Iron Man (1968) 55, material from Not Brand Echh (1967) 9

Captain Mar-Vell Omnibus Vol. 1

The original X-Men -- Cyclops, Beast, Angel, Iceman and Marvel Girl -- star in uncanny adventures that brought the first era of mutant mayhem to a close! This Omnibus is filled with milestones -- from the team's new costumes and the death of Professor X, to the first appearances of Havok, Polaris and Sunfire! But when Roy Thomas united with Neal Adams, they produced one of the most amazing evolutions in Marvel history! These two titanic talents brought the X-Men in sync with the thriving youth culture of the late '60s. Adams' lavish and dynamic visuals merged with Thomas' challenging and contemporary stories to create a comic book series that throbbed with the pulse of the times like no other! COLLECTING: X-Men (1963) 32-66; Avengers (1963) 66; Ka-Zar (1970) 2-3; Marvel Tales (1964) 30; Not Brand Echh (1967) 4, 8

The X-Men Omnibus Vol. 2

Dennis O'Neil

Neal Adams

Bobnnis Haney

Jacke Miller

When circus acrobat Boston Brand died, a mysterious supernatural being called Rama Kushna gave him the ability to enter and possess the bodies of the living. Obsessed with exacting revenge against the man that killed him, Deadman began an afterlife of vengeance but soon turned his paranormal abilities towards more heroic endeavors. 'Deadman Collection' is an intriguing look into the beginning of Deadman's quest for his killer as he struggles to understand and accept his new existence.

The Deadman Collection

Jim Steranko

Fans of Jim Steranko, perhaps the most innovative artist to emerge at Marvel during the late 1960s, won't want to miss this collection of his masterful work on Captain American, The X-Men, and a rarely seen horror and a romance story - along with a galley of his best covers. Steranko mixed elements of '60s pop culture and '30s pulp-styling to redefine the comic book medium and his work is as revolutionary now as it was 30 years old. This collection consist of X-Men #50 and 3 Captain America #110, #111, and q a selection from Tower of Shadows #1 and, his final interior art for Marvel, Our Love Story and more!

Marvel Visionaries

Kami Garcia

Beast boy

Sergio Aragones

Jack Oleck

“SKIN DEEP!” An ugly man has a mask made for himself in order to win the heart of a beautiful woman, but he is surprised by her reaction when he reveals his true face.

House of Secrets (1956-1978) #107

Jerry Siegel

Dennis Oneil

Collecting X-Men (1963) #46-66, and material from Ka-Zar (1970) #2-3 and Marvel Tales (1966) #30. Professor X is dead! The X-Men have gone their separate ways! In the late 1960s, searching for a way to reinvigorate its poorest-selling super heroes, Marvel was trying anything and everything. With the title on the verge of cancellation, writer Roy Thomas and artist Neal Adams suddenly clicked  and the rest is history! Their epic evolution of the X-Men defines the team to this day. Adams lavish and dynamic visuals and Thomas challenging and contemporary stories combined in a book that throbbed with the pulse of the times. Their iconic stories collected here introduce Cyclops brother Havok, the vampiric villain Sauron, the Savage Land Mutates and X-Man-to-be Sunfire! Not to mention the Living Pharaoh, a classic team-up with Ka-Zar and dont forget the return of Magneto!

The Sentinels Live

X-Men Epic Collection

Otto Binder

“WHO HAS BEEN LYING IN MY GRAVE?” Featuring the first appearance and origin of Boston Brand, a.k.a. Deadman! Plus, “WAR OF THE MIND READERS!”

Strange Adventures (1950-) #205

Bob Haney

Out of the Silver Age of Comics came a very different comic book team, featuring a new breed of superheroes. Cast out of society due to their deformities, the Doom Patrol were a group of misfit loners not blessed, but cursed, with unnatural powers. These human odditiesÑElasti-Girl, Negative Man, Robotman and the ChiefÑsave the world one strange case at a time. See them take on such equally bizarre villains like the undying criminal mastermind General Immortus, shape-shifting Animal-Vegetable-Mineral Man, the Brotherhood of Evil and more! Doom Patrol: The Silver Age Volume One kicks off Arnold Drake and Bruno PremianiÕs beloved series with tales from My Greatest Adventure #80-85 and The Doom Patrol #86-95.

Doom Patrol: The Silver Age Vol. 1

Bob Brown

Bruno Premiani

Written by ARNOLD DRAKE Art by BRUNO PREMIANI Cover by BOB BROWN The fate of comics' strangest super-team is revealed in this volume collecting DOOM PATROL #102-121! Don't miss the original team's final battles with General Immortus, The Brotherhood of Evil and the Animal-Vegetable-Mineral Man. On sale August 18 512 pg, B&W, $19.99 US

The Doom Patrol, Volume Two

Out of the Silver Age of Comics came a very different comic book team, featuring a new breed of superheroes. Cast out of society due to their deformities, the Doom Patrol were a group of misfit loners not blessed, but cursed, with unnatural powers. These human oddities--Elasti-Girl, Negative Man, Robotman and the Chief--save the world one strange case at a time. See them take on such equally bizarre villains like the undying criminal mastermind General Immortus, shape-shifting Animal-Vegetable-Mineral Man, the Brotherhood of Evil and more! Doom Patrol: The Silver Age Volume One kicks off Arnold Drake and Bruno Premiani's beloved series with tales from The Doom Patrol #96-107, Challengers of the Unknown #48 and The Brave and the Bold #65.

Doom Patrol: the Silver Age Vol. 2

Guardianes de la galaxia

Arnold Drake

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