When average pig Peter Porker gets the powers of a spider, he must balance his super-hero life with his job at the Daily Beagle and battle such threats as Ducktor Doom, Captain Reno, and Nagneto the Magnetic Horse.

Peter Porker, the Spectacular Spider-Ham 1

Children's Books

DEFALCO, TOM

SKEATES, STEVE

Carlin, Mike

Mellor, Steve

Humor

Marvel Enterprises

A riotous roundup of stories by one of comics' funniest cartoonists! Fred Hembeck roasts the Fantastic Four, aided and abetted by the '80s best artists - then singlehandedly destroys the Marvel Universe! And it's wall-crawling wackiness times three with Spider-Man, Spider-Ham and young Petey Parker! Plus: Who wants to relive Hembeck's humorous hoodoo with Brother Voodoo? You do! But wait - there's more! Packed with gags, guff aws and groaners, it's a heaping helping of Hembeck hilarity you just have to have! COLLECTING: PETER PARKER, THE SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN (1976) 86; AMAZING SPIDER-MAN DIGITAL 11, 16; PETEY 1; FANTASTIC FOUR ROAST; FRED HEMBECK DESTROYS THE MARVEL UNIVERSE; FRED HEMBECK SELLS THE MARVEL UNIVERSE &amp; MORE!

The Marvel Universe According to Hembeck

Comics & Graphic Novels

Mantlo, Bill

Lobdell, Scott

Shooter, Jim

Hembeck, Fred

Graphic Novels

Howard the Duck's classic adventures conclude in this riotous volume! First, Howie and Bev face the geriatric menace of the Grey Panther, and do that voodoo that they do so well! But will a Christmas miracle show Howard it's a wonderful life - or quite the opposite?! He'll win a fortune -and lose a fortune! There'll be animal antics with the Gopher and...Spider-Ham?! And Howard will join She-Hulk as they wrap their heads around the Cosmic Squish Principle! Plus: Two Spider-Man team-ups for the price of one...but what the heck are the Elf with a Gun and the Circus of Crime doing here? Waaaugh! COLLECTING: HOWARD THE DUCK MAGAZINE 8-9, MARVEL TEAM-UP (1972) 96, HOWARD THE DUCK (1976) 32-33, SENSATIONAL SHE-HULK 14-17; MATERIAL FROM BIZARRE ADVENTURES 34, MARVEL TALES (1964) 237, SPIDER-MAN TEAM-UP 5

Howard The Duck: The Complete Collection Vol. 4

Kupperberg, Alan

Marvel Universe

The Sub-Mariner's royal bearing and tempestuous attitude have made him a lightning rod for action and excitement since day one. The adventures in store for you here - completing the Sub-Mariner's original Marvel Age series - will be no exception to the rule. It begins when Dr. Hydro's human-amphibian hybrids attack Atlantis. Namor wins the day, but his people oppose him after he takes in the outcast army. Then, a nerve gas explosion leaves Namor crippled and unable to defend his realm from Orca and an upstart kingdom. Reed Richards will craft a new costume to help him fight again, but nothing will be able to contain the rage of the Savage Sub-Mariner! Also featuring "Tales of Atlantis," a backup feature exploring the legends of Atlantis!

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Gerber, Steve

WOLFMAN, MARV

Everett, Bill

Go whole hog with the animal antics of the Spectacular Spider-Ham! What started as a porcine parody one-shot soon became a hilarious ongoing series full of anthropomorphized adventurers! Peter Porker is a photographer for J. Jonah Jackal's Daily Beagle - but when danger strikes, he fights crime alongside hirsute heroes like Hulk Bunny, Captain Americat and the Fantastic Fur! Can Spider-Ham triumph over fearsome foes like Ducktor Doom, Bull-Frog, the King-Pig and the Bee-yonder...while keeping the young Beagle Brigadiers out of trouble, and still managing to bring home the bacon? Plus: Thrr, Dog of Thunder stars in Tails of Arfgard! Here comes Deerdevil, Mammal Without Fear! Nick Furry, Agent of S.H.E.E.P.! Goose Rider! The invincible Iron Mouse! Croak and Badger! The astonishing Ant-Ant! And many more zoological puns! COLLECTING: MARVEL TAILS 1; PETER PORKER, THE SPECTACULAR SPIDERHAM 1-17

Peter Porker, The Spectacular Spider-Ham: The Complete Collection Vol. 1

Dynamo, NoMan, The Raven and Lightning are back! This volume collects T.H.U.N.D.E.R. AGENTS #12-14 and DYNAMO #4 (1967-69) with a foreword by Bill Schelly.

T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents - Archives, Volume 5

Wood, Wally

VARIOUS

Literature & Fiction

DC Comics

A byproduct of the sixties' love of superheroes, sci-fi, and acronymed spy organizations, the agents of T.H.U.N.D.E.R. (The Higher United Nations Defense Enforcement Reserves) were a short-lived creation of Wally Wood at a small publisher called Tower Comics.Probably best known for his work at EC Comics or on the early Daredevil, Wood wrote and drew stories for T.H.U.N.D.E.R and also enlisted the help of some of the more popular talents of the day, including Steve Ditko, Gil Kane, George Tuska, and Chic Stone.The sixth volume of the T.H.U.N.D.E.R Agents Archives series reprints the final six issues (15-20) of the series, most of which piled four or five individual stories into each whopping 40- to 50-page issue (no wonder they cost a quarter!).The stories mostly centered on a single agent--Dynamo with his strength-enhancing Thunderbelt; the ghostly NoMan, who wears an invisibility cloak and when in peril can instantly transfer his mind to another android body; Lightning, the swift agent whose superspeed shortens his life--though occasionally featuring a combination of heroes or some of the non-superpowered agents in the T.H.U.N.D.E.R force. Villains included the members of S.P.I.D.E.R. (Secret People's International Directorate for Extralegal Revenue), the dimension-shifting Warp Wizard, or enemies from Red China (this was during the cold war, but the Soviet Union was not supposed to be painted as bad guys since they were member of the United Nations).While the stories are on the short side and ultimately slight, they're still a fun time capsule of the comics scene in the '60s.The T.H.U.N.D.E.R Agents were briefly revived in the '80s and '90s.--David Horiuchi

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Mera, the queen of Atlantis, mysteriously disappears, and Aquaman begins searching high and low to find her. In addition, Atlantis is in the grip of a new enemy named Narkran, a duplicitous politician with plans to rule the underwater kingdom with an iron fist. And finally, as if that isn't bad enough, Black Manta shows up to take advantage of Aquaman's desperate situation.Fifty years ago, writer Steve Skeates and artist Jim Aparo began their acclaimed tenure on Aquaman with this epic nine-issue tale of Mera's disappearance and Aquaman's frantic quest to get her back. Collected now in a new Deluxe Edition, Aquaman: The Search for Mera Deluxe Edition includes Aquaman #40-48.

Aquaman: The Search for Mera Deluxe Edition

Creepy Archives Volume 11

Fox, Gardner

Manga

Dark Horse Books

Terror aficionados, prepare to be bewitched and bedeviled! Tales of Vampirella is a glorious hardcover treasury of actual storyboard artwork from the heyday of horror comics, scanned in high-resolution color and printed at original size. Over a dozen mesmerizing tales appear in their entirety, stories ranging from Vampirella Magazine #9 (January 1971) to issue #112 (October 1979). Featuring contributions from such comic luminaries as Jeffrey Jones, Auraleon, Jose Ortiz, and Luis Bermejo (to name a few), this hardcover Art Edition preserves and celebrates the meticulous skill and hard work of the artists that defined the horror comic medium!  Includes the following Vampirella stories in their completion:  Vampirella #9: "Vampi's Feary Tales: Lilith" by Nicola Cuti (w) and Jeffrey Jones (a) Vampirella #17: "Lover of the Bayou" by Jan Strnad (w) and Luis Roca (a) Vampirella #20: "Love is No Game" by Steve Skeates (w) and Luis Garcia (a) Vampirella #20: "Vengeance, Brother, Vengeance" by Greg Potter (w) and Luis Dominguez (a) Vampirella #21: "The Vampiress Stalks the Castle This Night" by Don McGregor (w) and Felix Mas (a) Vampirella #24: "Middle-Am" by Steve Skeates (w) and Esteban Maroto (a) Vampirella #25: "The Dead Howl at Midnight" by W. Eaton (w) and Jose Bea (a) Vampirella #39: "The French Coagulation" by Carl Wessler (w), Gerry Boudreau (w), and Luis Bermejo (a) Vampirella #39: "The Head-Hunter of London" by John Michael Butterworth (w) and Leopoldo Sanchez (a) Vampirella #39: "Sultan of 42nd Street" by Carl Wessler (w), Gerry Boudreau (w), and Felix Mas (a) Vampirella #41: "The Wickford Witches" by Gerry Boudreau (w) and Jose Ortiz (a) Vampirella #45: "The Winter of Their Discontent" by Gerry Boudreau (w) and Isidro Mones (a) Vampirella #47: "Gamal and the Cockatrice" by Bruce Bezaire (w) and Auraleon (a) Vampirella #53: "The Last Man Syndrome" by Roger McKenzie (w) and Ramon Torrents (a) Vampirella #82: "Prey for the Wolf" by Cary Bates (w) and Brian Lewis (a)

Best of Vampirella Magazine Art Edition

Arts & Photography

Boudreau, Gerry

McGregor, Don

Cuti, Nicola

McKenzie, Roger

Roach, David

Wessler, Carl

Bates, Cary

Bezaire, Bruce

Potter, Greg

Butterworth, John Michael

Eaton, W.

Individual Artists

Dynamite Entertainment

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