English | CBR | 74 Pages This issue features the return of Colin Lorimer's UXB and Michael T. Gilbert's Mr. Monster! Plus, another Edgar Allan Poe story adapted by Will Eisner Hall of Fame inductee Richard Corben and a new short written by Michael Avon Oeming and illustrated by Victor Santos! Crime noir, horror, fantasy, science fictionΓÇöthis anthology has it all! The DHP conclusion to Tony Puryear's Concrete Park and John Layman and Sam KiethΓÇÖs Aliens: Inhuman Condition! Dive into The Deep SeaΓÇöa new creator-owned series from Palmiotti and Gray! Writer: John Layman, David Chelsea, Carla Speed McNeil, Tony Puryear, Phil Stanford, Jimmy Palmiotti, Justin Gray, Michael T. Gilbert, Michael Avon Oeming, Colin Lorimer Artist: David Chelsea, Carla Speed McNeil, Tony Puryear, Michael T. Gilbert, Colin Lorimer, Sam Kieth, Richard Corben, Patric Reynolds, Tony Akins, Victor Santos Genre: Short Stories / Anthologies http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/7121741/Dark_Horse_Presents_V2_1-10_(158-167) http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/7756309/Dark_Horse_Presents__11 http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/7297111/Dark_Horse_Presents_12 http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/7373742/Dark_Horse_Presents_13 http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/7489043/Dark_Horse_Presents_014_ http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/7756288/Dark_Horse_Presents__15 http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/7756293/Dark_Horse_Presents_16

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Teen Titans 13

October 24, 2012, 12:20 pm

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Teen Titans 013 (2012) (2 covers) (Digital) (Nahga-Empire) Happy Dusshera !

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Worlds of Aspen

October 24, 2012, 1:20 pm

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English | CBR and CBZ | 6 Issues Worlds of Aspen is the Yearly issue that Aspen MLT puts out for Free Comic Book day that contains a preview of the current series that they are running This contains Worlds of Aspen 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, and 2012. It is missing Worlds of Aspen 2006 and 2009.

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THE FURY OF FIRESTORM 13

October 24, 2012, 2:21 pm

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PUBLISHED BY DC ENJOY AND SEED...

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Grimm Fairy Tales 71

October 24, 2012, 3:20 pm

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The Untold Tales of Dog Mendonca ampamp PizzaBoy (One-Shot) (2012

October 24, 2012, 5:20 pm

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English | CBR | 34 Pages Flanked by his demonic assistant Pazuul and the "unpaid intern" known as PizzaBoy, overweight Portuguese werewolf "Dog" Mendonça narrates his own bizarre origin story, taking us from a traveling circus to a Nazi laboratory to the depths of Loch Ness! And when we catch up with the present-day Mendonça, can his team adjust to the new fame and outrageous fortune that come from being published by Dark Horse Comics? Bite into the raucous adventure that was first serialized in Dark Horse Presents—now in one comic! * Find out how Dog Mendonça got his powers! * Author Filipe Melo deliberately breaks the fourth wall for an ironic commentary on the comics industry itself. * From the pages of Dark Horse Presents! Writer: Filipe Melo Artist: Juan Cavia Colorist: Santiago Villa Genre: Action/Adventure, Humor http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/7335052/The_Incredible_Adventures_of_Dog_Mendonca_and_Pizza_Boy_[Dark_Ho

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Star Trek TNG Doctor Who Assimilation 6

October 24, 2012, 7:20 pm

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English | CBR | 3 Issues The two greatest science-fiction properties of all time cross over for the first time in history, in STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION/DOCTOR WHO: ASSIMILATION! An unexpected alliance is formed, providing a glimmer of hope in surviving the CyberBorg onslaught! http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/7314013/Star_Trek_TNG_Doctor_Who_Assimilation_1_2012 http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/7393423/Star_Trek_TNG_Doctor_Who_Assimilation_2 http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/7478391/Star_Trek_TNG_Doctor_Who_Assimilation_03 http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/7589507/Star_Trek_TNG_Doctor_Who_Assimilation_4_(3_covers)_(Re-em-DCP) http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/7757247/Star_Trek_TNG_Doctor_Who_Assimilation_5

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Pantha 4

October 24, 2012, 10:20 pm

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English | CBR | 3 Issues "Dangerous Game" reaches its wild conclusion! It's Nature VS. Nurture as Pantha must choose between the life she knows in the present, and the destiny that was set for her in the past! Is she a Goddess of Egypt - or an Agent of Order? Covers: Mark Texeira Writer: Brandon Jerwa Artist: Pow Rodrix http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/7334630/Pantha_001_(2012) http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/7522801/Pantha_3(c2c)(2012)(Re-em-DCP)_[DCP-D]

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Fables 122 (c2c ampamp noAds) (theProletariat-DCP) [DCP-D]

October 25, 2012, 1:20 am

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This torrent includes both c2c and noAds versions. *Note: You can download both versions or only choose which version you'd prefer by deselecting the one you don't want when you add the torrent to your client software. If you're adding the torrent via magnet link, you can deselect any undesired file in the list of files once the torrent has begun downloading. ======================================================== How does fate work in the Fables fictional universe? Find out in this tale full of deadly chases, betrayals, sword fights and skulduggery, as superstar guest-artist Gene Ha guides us through "The Destiny Game." Also: Bufkin and his "girlfriend" sidekick continue their Ozian adventures in the backup feature painted by Shawn McManus. Thanks goes to theProletariat for this release.

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The Hunger Dogs

October 25, 2012, 4:20 am

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The Hunger Dogs is a sixty four page graphic novel intended as Kirby's final hurrah with his New Gods concepts. The themes, as with The New Gods, are very much about tyranny, mechanization, dehumanization. The Hunger Dogs is often confused and muddled, but whether that's a fault of editorial interference, or Kirby's own creative impulses, is hard to say. In that weird, hit and miss, slightly mad Kirby way, there can be a genuine power to the Hunger Dogs. The story is suffused with a bleak melancholy, an apocalyptic aura, a sense this really was Kirby's swan song with the property -- and he meant it. Like the best of Kirby's New Gods run, there are richly dramatic moments, some quite powerful, and a sense that he really is pouring out his heart and soul, that the themes aren't merely pseudo-pretensions to jazz up the action scenes. Enjoy, and please seed.

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The Demon (Volume 1)

October 25, 2012, 4:20 am

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The Demon is a fictional character, a superhero and antihero appearing in comic books published by DC Comics. Created by Jack Kirby, the titular character, named Etrigan, is a demon from Hell who, despite his violent tendencies, usually finds himself allied to the forces of good, mainly because of the alliance between the heroic characters of the DC Universe and Jason Blood, a human to whom Etrigan is bound. Etrigan resembles a squat, muscular humanoid creature with orange (or yellow) skin, horns, red eyes, and ears resembling bat wings. Blood is a tall, thin, suave man with dark red hair and a lined face. The character was originally based in Gotham City, leading to numerous team-ups with Batman. Even among demons, Etrigan is considered to be extremely powerful. He has above superhuman strength (mystically enhanced) to the degree that he can stand against other powerhouses like Superman, Wonder Woman, and Lobo. He has a high degree of resistance to injury and can project hellfire from his body; usually from his mouth. Other powers include: a very high command of magic, including enhanced fangs and claws; enhanced senses; super speed; agility; telepathy; energy blasts; and precognition. His sadomasochistic nature allows him to enjoy pain as if it were pleasure, making him generally fearless in the face of combat and torture. His healing factor can handle an incredible amount of damage, allowing him to recover from wounds that have removed large sections of his body. As seen in Batman: The Brave and the Bold, it appears that he also has some matter manipulation power on a molecular level. His powers can be extended by other magical devices, such as The Crown of Horns. Etrigan is also provided with insight to religious aspects and other forbidden, or secret knowledge. Etrigan has all the limitations usually associated with a demon, including a weakness towards holy powers, and iron. Jack Kirby created the Demon in 1972 inspired by a comic strip of Prince Valiant in which the titular character dressed as a demon. Kirby gave his creation the same appearance as Valiant's mask. According to Mark Evanier, Kirby had no interest in horror comics, but created Etrigan in response to a demand from DC for a horror character. Kirby was annoyed that the first issue sold so well that DC required him to remain on it and abandon the Fourth World titles before he was done with them. The comic was published from August, 1972 ΓÇô January, 1974, only lasting 16 issues. This torrent contains the entire 16-issue Volume 1 of this comic book, edited, written and drawn by the inimitable Jack ΓÇ£KingΓÇ¥ Kirby. Enjoy, and please seed.

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Miscellaneous Jack Kirby

October 25, 2012, 4:20 am

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KIRBY UNLEASHED: Published by Communicators Unlimited in 1971, this Jack Kirby portfolio is a must have for any collector of anything Kirby. Originally put together by the King's assistants, Steve Sherman and Mark Evanier, this book is a real smorgasbord of Kirby material: text pieces; original penciled pages; a color gallery; photos; covers; newspaper strips; pin-ups; character sketches, and more! I cannot imagine any comic artist who benefits more from the treasury format. Kirby's work seems to threaten to break out of the pages of a normal size comic, and the extra space just gave Jack that much more room to put things in. THE JACK KIRBY TREASURY VOLUME 1: Published in 1982 by Pure Imagination NYC, and written by Greg Theakston, The Jack Kirby Treasury Volume 1 covers the years 1917 to 1948. ItΓÇÖs a black and white publication (with a full color center spread of the unpublished Stuntman series) and includes a plethora of art, and The Jack Kirby Checklist A ΓÇô J. Peruse and enjoy 56 pages covering just part of the life and times of Jack ΓÇ£KingΓÇ¥ KirbyΓÇÖs illustrious career. This is an extraordinary book, but this torrent is only the first of two Kirby treasury volumes printed. If you can find a copy of the 96 page Volume 2 online somewhere, please let me know. JACK KIRBY QUARTERLY: There was always a special, warm place in my heart for Great BritainΓÇÖs late-lamented Jack Kirby Quarterly... which, even when it was still being published, was anything but quarterly. Still, the JKQ was always a nice companion mag to Jack Kirby Collector, which has often emphasized large-scale reproduction of classic Kirby pencils and art over scholarly analysis. Not so with the JKQ. As is often the case, the Europeans tend to look deeper into our own art forms than do the Americans who invented them. This torrent consists of all the Jack Kirby Quarterly issues I could find, including the spectacular 15th Anniversary issue. (If anyone can find the rest of them, please let me know. I would love to fill in these gaps in my collection.) JACK KIRBY MASTERWORKS: 11 x 20 oversized. 56 pages. B&W. First published in April, 1979. Features selected pages from the Privateer Press celebration, including many previously unpublished works of Jack Kirby. Front Cover art by Jack Kirby and inked by Walt Simonson. ORBIT: Jack Kirby was the king of comics, and his impact on entertainment is still being felt today. Read the story of how he started in the slums of New York City, went on to be used by an industry he helped to create, and ended up in the hearts of people worldwide. Enjoy, and please seed.

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Machine Man (Complete)

October 25, 2012, 4:20 am

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Machine Man Machine Man (Aaron Stack; Serial Number Z2P45-9-X-51, or X-51, for short) originally appeared in the pages of 2001: A Space Odyssey 8, in July, 1977 (also written and drawn by Jack Kirby.) Machine Man would go on to appear in a few other popular comics (The Incredible Hulk and The Invincible Iron Man, e.g.) and also in three Volumes of his own, self-titled series: Volume 1 (19 issues,) published from April,1978 ΓÇô February, 1981; Volume 2 (four issues,) published from October, 1984 ΓÇô January, 1985; and Volume 3 (aka X-51) (12 issues,) September, 1999 - July, 2000. This title featured Machine Man entering the mainstream Marvel Universe. Jack Kirby wrote and drew the first nine issues, which dealt with the title character's status as a fugitive from the military after the death of his creator, and his first interactions with mankind. The Volume 2 series was written by Tom DeFalco, with Windsor-Smith coloring. This series turned out to be one of the most popular of all the Machine Man titles, tying with previous continuity, but with the action set in the distant cyberpunk future of 2020, starting with Machine Man's reassembly. (This miniseries was re-published in 1994 as two double-size books, under the name, Machine Man 2020.) Volume 3 gave Machine Man a programming malfunction in that he would uncontrollably attack any mutant he came across. He was given a drastically more robotic look and his powers were vastly changed. Machine Man was constructed by unnamed computer engineering specialists under Dr. Oliver Broadhurst at the Broadhurst Center for the Advancement of Mechanized Research; Dr. Abel Stack was his chief programmer. Machine Man's robotic materials, design, and construction (titanium alloy) provide him with a number of abilities, as does his adamantium composition. He possesses superhuman strength, speed, stamina, durability, and reflexes. He is an expert on his own construction and repair. Machine Man has superhuman visual acuity. He possesses an above normal intellect, with a capacity for unlimited self-motivated activity, creative intelligence, and human-like emotions. He has superhuman, cybernetic analytical capabilities, including the ability to process information and make calculations with superhuman speed and accuracy. Machine Man is powered by solar energy. He can also draw power from several different external energy sources, if needed. Machine Man has the ability to telescope his arms and legs to a length of 100 feet. Machine Man's hands are equipped with variable payload fingers, some routinely carried in his fingers, other stored in hidden recesses in his belt. His fingers contain a different variety of weapons: gas chromatograph; laser interferometer; micro-pulse radar; audiometer; seismometer; gravity wave detector; pulse-code modulator; standard computer input/outputs; radio beacon; all-wave transceiver; laser cutting torch/weapon; and can project heat, cold, or electricity. One of his fingers has been shown to contain a bullet-firing mechanism that uses .357 Magnum ammunition. He has the ability of flight under his own power through the means of anti-gravity disks. During the X-51 series, Machine Man had a few extra features thanks to nanotechnology within him at the time. This mainly included parts of himself being rebuilt if damaged, also causing many changes in his look from issue to issue. He also had a beam cannon on his chest. In 1979, Machine Man appeared in a story arc within the pages of The Incredible Hulk issues 235-237. Machine Man appears in a flashback to Iron Man v1 #168 (March, 1983) in Iron Man/Captain America: Casualties of War. And in 1990, Machine Man guest-starred in Iron Man Annual 11 (part of the "Terminus Factor" storyline http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/7534801/The_Terminus_Factor ). These appearances are also included in this torrent. Enjoy, and please seed.

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Grimm Fairy Tales 78

October 25, 2012, 6:20 am

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Moon Girl 1-5

October 25, 2012, 7:20 am

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Masked vigilantes wage class warfare from the roof tops of 1950's New York; it's The Dark Knight meets Mad Men. Clare is an exiled Russian Princess hiding in New York. When enemies from her old life resurface, the repressed Warrior Queen must fight back. Moon Girl becomes a champion of the counter culture and inspires others in this era of social revolution to be more-than-human. But in order to defeat Satana, Sugar Plum Fairy, Tiki Bob and the dangerous forces they represent, Moon Girl will have to overcome her own neurosis! Read the Comic POPMatters says is Destined to be a Classic.

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Alter Ego v3 107-113 (2012)

October 25, 2012, 10:20 am

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Alter Ego, the greatest \'zine of the \'60s, is all-new, focusing on Golden and Silver Age comics and creators with articles, interviews and unseen art. Each issue includes an FCA (Fawcett Collectors of America) section, Mr. Monster & more! Edited by Roy Thomas ALTER EGO #107 is a big BATMAN issue, featuring an unused Golden Age cover by definitive Dark Knight artist DICK SPRANG! Headlining this bat-centric issue is a SHEL DORF interview with SPRANG (Batman, the Superman/Batman team, etc.) and JIM MOONEY (Batman, Superman, Robin, Supergirl, Tommy Tomorrow, Spider-Man, Marvel Team-Up, Son of Satan, etc.)! Plus there\'s rare and unseen Batman art by BOB KANE, JERRY ROBINSON, WIN MORTIMER, SHELLY MOLDOFF, CHARLES PARIS, and others! Part II of the TONY TALLARICO interview, conducted by JIM AMASH! Plus FCA (Fawcett Collectors of America), MICHAEL T. GILBERT in Mr. Monster\'s Comic Crypt, BILL SCHELLY, and more! Now in FULL COLOR! Edited by ROY THOMAS. In ALTER EGO #108, behind a Sub-Mariner vs. Human Torch cover by BILL EVERETT & CARL BURGOS, 1970s Bullpenner WARREN REECE talks about Marvel Comics and his encounters with legends EVERETT, BURGOS, JOHN ROMITA, STAN LEE, MARIE SEVERIN, NEAL ADAMS, GARY FRIEDRICH, ROY THOMAS, and more--with rare and never-seen art and artifacts! Plus: DEWEY CASSELL throws a biographical spotight on Standard/Nedor Golden Age artist MIKE PEPPE, featuring art by ALEX TOTH, ROSS ANDRU, GEORGE TUSKA, JOHN CELARDO, BOB LUBBERS, et al.! Also, FCA (Fawcett Collectors of America), MICHAEL T. GILBERT in Mr. Monster\'s Comic Crypt, BILL SCHELLY, and others! Now in FULL COLOR! Edited by ROY THOMAS. ALTER EGO #109 focuses on the Golden Age Justice Society of America—behind a fabulous cover by GEORGE PÉREZ, never before printed full-size! There’s a spotlight on Spectre/Hour-Man creator BERNARD BAILY—startling additions to the 4 volumes of The All-Star Companion—the JSA-style 1940s super-groups that might have been—a gorgeous JSA Color Section—and many surprise features, amid art and artifacts by ORDWAY, INFANTINO, KUBERT, ROBINSON, NODELL, HASEN, MOLDOFF, GIELLA, ASCHMEIER, NAYDEL, BURNLEY, et al.! Plus LEONARD STARR interviewed by JIM AMASH (Part I)—MIKE PEPPE interviewed by DEWEY CASSELL (Part II)—BILL SCHELLY on the "50 Years of Fandom" Celebration in San Diego 2011, FCA, MICHAEL T. GILBERT\'s Comic Crypt, and MORE! Edited by ROY THOMAS. ALTER EGO #110 is a special SHAZAM!/FAWCETT issue, with expanded FCA section! P.C. HAMERLINCK presents the little-known 1940s "CAPTAIN MARVEL" RADIO SHOW (featuring an interview with its "Billy Batson," BURT BOYAR)—commentary by PCH and co-creator C.C. BECK re the 1939 origin of the Big Red Cheese—ROY THOMAS and JERRY BINGHAM on their 1980s Secret Origins "Shazam!" origin take—and MARC SWAYZE’s Golden Age memoirs! Plus—more on BERNARD BAILY by KEN QUATTRO—Part II of LEONARD STARR, interviewed by JIM AMASH—MICHAEL T. GILBERT’s Comic Crypt—BILL SCHELLY and the Fandom Reunion 2011, Part II—and more! Edited by ROY THOMAS. ALTER EGO #111 shines the spotlight on the Golden Age Nedor super-heroes—Black Terror, Fighting Yank, Miss Masque, Pyroman, Grim Reaper, et al.—with Mike Nolan\'s classic Nedor Index, profusing illustrated by MORT MESKIN, JERRY ROBINSON, GEORGE TUSKA, RUBEN MOIRERA, KEN BATTEFIELD, ALEX SHOMBURG, and others—plus FCA (Fawcett Collectors of America), Mr. Monster\'s Comic Crypt, more on the 2011 Fandom Celebration in San Diego—and part II of JIM AMASH\'s interview with Golden Age artist LEONARD STARR! Cover by SHANE FOLEY—an homage to FRANK ROBBINS and JOHN ROMITA! ALTER EGO #112 is a Stupendous Superman issue! PAUL CASSIDY, 2nd (or 3rd?) Superman artist ever—the Italian Nembo Kid—and ARLEN SCHUMER’s look at the MORT WEISINGER era of the Man of Steel, including an interview with son HANK WEISINGER! Art by JOE SHUSTER, WAYNE BORING, MURPHY ANDERSON, AL PLASTINO, and numerous others! Plus Part III of our LEONARD STARR interview—FCA (Fawcett Collectors of America)—Mr. Monster\'s Comic Crypt—and BILL SCHELLY on the 2011 Fandom Anniversary Celebration! Featuring a MURPHY ANDERSON/ARLEN SCHUMER cover! ALTER EGO #113 (84 pages with FULL COLOR, $8.95) documents MARV WOLFMAN\'s first decade in comics—talking to RICHARD ARNDT about his work on Tomb of Dracula, Teen Titans, Captain Marvel, John Carter, Daredevil, Nova, Batman, etc.—behind a wonderful GENE COLAN cover depicting Marv! Art by the likes of COLAN, MURPHY ANDERSON, NICK CARDY, WAYNE BORING, JIM MOONEY, and many more! Plus: the conclusion of JIM AMASH\'s interview with Golden Age artist LEONARD STARR—FCA (Fawcett Collectors of America), MICHAEL T. GILBERT and Mr. Monster\'s Comic Crypt, BILL SCHELLY, and more!

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The Legend of Oz - The Wicked West 1-6

October 25, 2012, 11:20 am

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Take a trip back over the rainbow, to an Oz you never knew existed. Dorothy Gale and her new found friends have found the Emerald City, but it isn't exactly what they expected. This volume collects the first six issues of the sold out mini series and includes a cover gallery and character designs as bonus material. It also includes a forward by L. Frank Baum descendant, Marc Baum. Written by Tom Hutchison and art by Alisson Borges and Kate Finnegan

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