Mike Saenz

William Bates

Crash

Iron Man

Peter Gillis

The revolution will be digitized! The first ever digitally created comic book, Shatter's beautiful dot-matrix art was drawn on a first-generation Macintosh which boasted a mere 128 KB of RAM. Long before Wacom tablets were invented, artist Mike Saenz' work was the painstaking result of the click-by-agonizing-click of the mouse. And it was through Shatter's innovations in technique and software that forever changed the way comic creators, publishers, and readers looked at how comics could be made. Prophetic in approach and subject matter alike, Shatter forecasted a world where body modification, privatized law enforcement, corporate ownership of cities, electrowave club culture, and stem cell research were the norm. Utterly controversial, beyond innovative, and without a doubt one of the most prescient and downright sexy comics of the 1980s, this long-lost gem wraps itself in a sheep's clothing of Blade Runner-style trappings to deliver a stealthy mainline syringe full of the RNA of genius.

Shatter

Ken Steacy

David Michelinie

Bob Layton

Roger Mckenzie

Collecting Iron Man (1968) #233-244, Iron Man: Crash and Marvel Fanfare (1982) #22-23 and #44. The Ghost is back! As Tony Stark struggles with the ramifications of the Armor Wars, he must convince the world theres a new Iron Man  and what better way to boost Shell-Heads popularity than stopping a nuclear satellite from crashing to Earth! Spider-Man helps out against the Radioactive Man as Steve Rogers and Ant-Man drop by! But while an alien spreads horror in orbit, the Rhino wreaks havoc on Earth! Fearsome foes are lining up to take down Iron Man  but will Blacklash, Blizzard and Boomerang help him against the Ghost? And will the most dangerous threat of all be Grey Gargoyle, the Mandarin, Doctor Doom or Tonys new flame, Kathy Dare?! Plus: Iron Man stars in the worlds first computer-generated graphic novel!

Return Of The Ghost

Iron Man Epic Collection

Mike Saenz

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