11 issues published Comic Media 1953-1954
3 issues published by Charlton 1955
With sweet artwork by Don Heck and Pete Morisi
Originally bearing the tagline "Men Without Fear" for the first five issues, the stories were generally of the adventure genre but with the sixth issue the tagline changed to "Secret Agents...Spies/Espionage...Intrigue" and the book took on a spy theme, now featuring a recurring character, Duke Douglas. However, after the eleventh issue the series ended with a short resurrection at Charlton a year later for three issues that kept the spy tagline but dropped featuring Duke Douglas on the cover. By the final issue, it was mainly just reprinting earlier stories featured in the comic
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Danger # 1-14 (Comic Media / Charlton)
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Fantastic Four Visionaries - John Byrne Vol. 7
The only reason I am uploading this is because it's near impossible to find on the net. I must have scoured the net and everyΓÇôlink for 2 hours and came up with nothing. It pissed me off, I think if all the other volumes are available (which when I made this torrent they were) then people who love John Byrne like me should not have to become as frustrated about the missing vol. 7.
There are 9 Volumes total, 1ΓÇô8 including 0.
Anyway, the only "other way" to get it was to pay for a premium membership to rapidgator. Yeah right. I was just about to give up in 3-4 minutes and then I found it on some obscure spanish website. This is in english. I'm lucky I have all 8 Volumes now. John Byrne is the boss.
And by the way don't even bother trying to find a rapidgator premium link generator, they are all fake and owned by some hollow eyed pakistani indian loser computer geeks who seems to love having you sit through ads and fill out forms to , well, to get back to nothing.
Keep it real guys. Keep it real.
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Fightin\' 5 # 28-48 (Charlton)
The adventures of living action dolls
20 issues published by Charlton 1964-1982
The numbering is continued from Space Wars # 27
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Barry Windsor-Smith: Adastra in Africa (Fantagraphics)
Barry Windsor-Smith originally conceptualized this self-contained adventure as the third "Lifedeath" story for Marvel Comics' Uncanny X-Men. The book was shelved for several years when Marvel claimed that Windsor-Smith's ending condoned and/or promoted suicide, an assertion that Windsor-Smith says is as laughable as it is unfounded. He refused to acquiesce to the editor's demands to change the story and pulled the book from them. He liked it so much, however, that he decided to rework it as an Adastra story shortly after undertaking the BWS: Storyteller series a few years ago. Now, more than a decade after it was begun, it is finally in print.
Adastra in Africa spotlights the young, exiled goddess traveling to an African village and striving to bring salvation to the famine-stricken area. It's a compelling tale of an outsider attempting to use her own non-traditional methods to help a defiantly proud people regain its vitality, without compromising the tribe's heritage and values. This stand-alone graphic novel features some of the most beautifully intricate and graceful drawing of Windsor-Smith's legendary career.
56 pages
Published by Fantagraphics 1999
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Bill Willingham: Coventry # 1-3 (Fantagraphics)
Early series by Bill Willingham (Fables)
Three issues published by Fantagraphics 1996-1997
# 1. The Frogs of God
# 2. Thirteen Dead Guys Named Bob
# 3. Later That Same Day
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Torchy Comics Complete + Extra 1944 Bill Ward Golden age Good Gi
Torchy is a comic strip and, primarily, a series of comic books featuring the ingenue Torchy Todd, created by the American "good girl art" cartoonist Bill Ward during 1944. The character was ranked 97th of the 2011 Comics Buyer's Guide's "100 Sexiest Women in Comics" list.[1]
Bill Ward pretty much Made GGA an actual artform.
This includes all issues of the short lived Torchy comic as well as her 1st appearance in Doll Man #8
Seed for all to enjoy! Sharing is Caring
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Peter Cannon, Thunderbolt # 51-60 (Charlton)
The REAL 'Before Watchmen' Ozymandias!
In 1956, Pete Morisi fulfilled a childhood dream of joining the police force, and became an NYPD cop stationed in Brooklyn and in lower Manhattan. To avoid the department knowing he was moonlighting, however legally, Morisi began signing his work only with his initials ΓÇö PAM, the "M" rendered without connectors, as "|||". He retired from the force in 1976.
Morisi's character Thunderbolt debuted in Peter Cannon ... Thunderbolt #1 (Jan. 1966), part of Charlton editor Dick Giordano's "Action Heroes" superhero line. The series then took over the numbering of the defunct title Son of Vulcan, and ran from issue #50-60 (MarchΓÇôApril 1966 - Nov. 1967), by which time Morisi, time-pressed with police work, had turned it over to other hands. When DC Comics bought the rights to Charlton's superhero properties in 1983, Thunderbolt was one of the characters originally planned for use in writer Alan Moore's miniseries Watchmen; when DC chose to save those characters for other uses, Moore adapted him into Ozymandias (Adrian Veidt)
11 issues published by Charlton 1966-1967
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The Phantom # 30-74 (Charlton)
The Charlton run of Lee Falk's proto-superhero
Art by Pat Poyette, Frank Bolle, Jim Aparo, Don Newton and others
45 issues published by Charlton 1969-1977
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Walt Holcombe: Poot # 1-4 (Fantagraphics)
Walt Holcombe created the acclaimed 'King of Persia', for which he received an Eisner Award in 1997. His four-part series, 'Poot', was published by Fantagraphics Books in 1998. In 2001, Holcombe directed and animated the six-minute cartoon short, 'The Courtship of Sniffy La Pants'
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Zoot! # 1-6 (Fantagraphics)
Six issue series by Andrew Langridge and Roger Langridge with a high emphasis on meta narratives
Published by Fantagraphic 1993-1994
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Crossed - Wish You Were Here - Volume 3 - Chapter 9
Crossed - Wish You Were Here - Volume 3 - Chapter 9
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Crossed - Wish You Were Here - Interlude 17
Crossed - Wish You Were Here - Interlude 17
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http://thepiratebay.sx/torrent/8573846
http://thepiratebay.sx/torrent/8549750
http://thepiratebay.sx/torrent/8529076
http://thepiratebay.sx/torrent/8493373
http://thepiratebay.sx/torrent/8459097
Interludes:
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http://thepiratebay.sx/torrent/8598283
http://thepiratebay.sx/torrent/8502799
Previous Volumes:
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Volume 1:
http://thepiratebay.sx/torrent/8459092
Volume 2:
http://thepiratebay.sx/torrent/8459095
Interludes 1-14:
http://thepiratebay.sx/torrent/8459085
If you like this, buy the books:
Volume 1 (Paperback): ISBN 1592911706
Volume 1 (Hardcover): ISBN 1592911714
Volume 2 (Paperback): ISBN 1592911889
Ripped from http://www.crossedcomic.com
Crossedcomic.com (c) Avatar Press Inc., CROSSED is TM & (c) Garth Ennis.
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Igor Baranko: The Horde (Humanoids)
Published by Humanoids 2004
144 pages
In the year 1206, Genghis Khan and his Golden Horde dominated an immense territory from the Pacific Ocean to the Caspian Sea with only 150,000 men. In the year 2040, the newest Russian dictator has a unique vision: to invoke the spirit of Genghis Khan and his Golden Horde to create an empire reaching from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic. To do this, his secret service must find the corpse of the latest reincarnation of Genghis Khan. Their path will cross with the last Chechen, the survivor of a nuclear holocaust on a mystical quest. He has nothing to lose and fears nothing, especially not the Russian army and secret service.
Ukrainian writer/artist Igor Baranko was born in Kiev during the Cold War. After attending art school, Baranko served for two years in the Soviet Army, where he developed a great hatred of military life. He won the US Immigration Lottery in 1999, allowing him to move to the United States and has been creating graphic novels ever since, collaborating with Alexandro Jodorowsky for METAL HURLANT MAGAZINE, Jean-Pierre Dionnet on the sequel to Enki Bilal and Dionnet's EXTERMINATOR 17 and creating his own epic, THE HORDE.
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Mochizuki Minetaro: Shark Skin Man & Peach Hip Girl
Toshiko Momojiri - an ordinary kind of girl - falls in love with Kuroo Samehada, a gangster who is on the run after stealing the mob's loot. Toshiko, too, is on the run from a weird uncle. This is the story of two fugitives who meet and fall in love amid violence and gunfire
This has been made into a movie as well
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Takano Aya: Space Ship EE
"I am inside a spaceship...outside is deep space. The name of my spaceship-- Spaceship EE."
It is 2038 CE. Noshi Hyoda is a 23-year-old office worker facing existential despair. Will she escape her world of apathetic oppression? Where can she go? What shall she do? Perhaps the answers lie in the stars beyond...perhaps not...
This is a really choice looking pencil and water-color space trip
Apparently this originated as a web-comic
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Gunmaster, 10 issues (Charlton)
Gunmaster and his sidekick Bullet the Gunboy
What?
Perhaps this was Charlton Heston's favorite comic?
11 issues published by Charlton
Publication history is a little confusing, as it actually are two different series with same title and content, but i belive the years are from 1964 to 1967
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The Walking Dead comic en español del 1 al 104 mas extras
todos los comics de the walking dead
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Serge Le Tendre: Lea - The Confessions Of Julius Antoine (Fantag
Serge Le Tendre
Lea - The Confessions Of Julius Antoine
Published by Fantagraphics 1989
48 pages
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Nishioka Kyoudai: God\'s Child
The twisted and deeply disturbing tale of a sociopathic serial killer...
Very unusual art in this one!
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Nishioka Kyoudai: Journey to the End of the World
A man sets out on a journey to go away from his repetitive and boring life. He finds unbelievable things, terrible things
Very unusual artwork in this one!
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