Sci-Fi Extravaganza! by Wizard World

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ust got back from San Diego--still missing a few hours of sleep, but totally invigorated. It’s a show that I can go to and just be a fan. Met up with lots of companies, comic book creators, film producers, a bunch of celebs, and lots of friends.

I was able to chill out in hall H a few times--Andrew Garfield is the perfect choice for Spidey. I was really impressed with the new Ghost Rider footage; I’m sure you’ll see soon enough. Went to some really fun parties: one was thrown by my buddy, Daniel Alter, where Jon Favreau showed up to guest DJ--he definitely kept the place dancing all night. The highlight of the event for me was walking the red carpet for Cowboys & Aliens. HUGE congrats to my longtime friend Scott Mitchell Rosenberg for making that happen. I was able to get pictures with everyone from Steven Spielberg, to Olivia Wilde, Ron Howard, Brian Grazer and Nina Dobrev (who just happened to be there--and I had to meet her). The after-party was also amazing: getting to talk to Favreau and hanging with all the celebs from the film. Go see it, this weekend!!! Next up Chicago Comic Con--gonna have the largest artist alley of the year! Tell you more next week. See ya!

Gareb Shamus, Chief Executive Officer

MASTHEAD Gareb Shamus Chief Executive Officer Stephen Shamus Chief Marketing Officer EDIT DEPARTMENT Mike Searle Editorial Director ART Department Errol Girvan Layout Artist Contributors Matt Cabral TJ Dietsch Mark Allen Haverty Thor M Carlos Mejia Jake Rossen Casey Seijas Wizard World, Inc. is a publicly traded company under the symbol WIZD

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Wizard World Issue 22 • July 27, 2011

Wizard World Hot 20

Deus Ex: Human Revolution

Cowboys and Aliens

Mortal Kombat Figures

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TOP 5 KUNG-FU FLICKS

Ecto-1

Bastion

Comic of the Week

Monster Mash

Dexter App

Bill Sienkiewicz

Dead Island

Sci-Fi Explosion

SCI-FI PRICE GUIDE (Part 1)

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SEXIEST BABES COUNTDOWN 20. Red Sonja 19. Nancy Callahan 18. Black Widow 17. Silk Spectre 16. Rogue 15. Mystique 14. Elektra 13. Poison Ivy

13 Poison Ivy

WIZARD WORLD HOT 20:

We count down to the #1 Sexiest Comic Babe of All Time!

e’re not botanists. We couldn’t tell you the difference between a ficus and a…ficus, but for Pamela Isley we would learn every plant species on this planet. Of course, she would probably hypnotize us to do so with her ability to use lethal plant toxins. But hey, we wouldn’t resist. Originally inspired by the iconic pin-up Bettie Page, Robert Kanigher created Ivy in the ’60s, and since then she has charmed comic readers for decades with strategically placed leaves, red hair, a southern drawl, and her ability to give someone a kiss. Albeit, if she’d kiss you— it’d probably be the last one you’ll ever receive. — Carlos Mejia

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12 Human

Deus Ex:

Revolution

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Customizable gameplay makes for a revolutionary ‘Revolution’

ombining action, stealth, role-playing, open-world exploration, character interactions, and rich storytelling, Deus Ex: Human Revolution is one of the most ambitious titles we’ve encountered in recent memory. Prequel to 2000’s original critical and fan favorite, Square Enix’s and Eidos Montreal’s updated take boasts the series’ signature hallmarks, as well as a number of refinements that put it on par with this generation’s most horsepower-pushing entries. Players assume the role of Adam Jensen, a security specialist working for Sarif Industries, the leading developer of biomechanical augmentations. These Six-Million Dollar-Man-like enhancements are at the very heart of the title’s conspiracy-riddled narrative and its highly customizable gameplay. In the story’s opening moments, Jensen’s badly injured, requiring him to essentially be reconstructed with his own company’s controversy-stirring technology. This literal life-altering turn of events quickly puts him on a dangerous path that’s largely shaped by the player. Five core tenets--combat, stealth, hacking, exploration, and social--form the foundation of the interactive experience, providing players with a number of experimentation-encouraging options and abilities. More tactical types may want to focus on and build their social and stealth skills, allowing them to speak and sneak like a silver-tongued secret agent. Conversely, those looking for a bit more action can pour all their XP into combat skills, building a protagonist who’d rather spray hot lead than chat up NPCs. Of course, most players will dabble in multiple disciplines as dictated by morality-testing gameplay situations and evolving plot twists. Our Jensen, for example, sported a powerful arm augmentation--allowing him to yank baddies through brick walls--as well as a leg enhancement that ensured his steps were silent; together, these very different abilities resulted in us regularly sneaking up right behind enemies just before snapping their spines like peanut brittle. Blend hacking and exploration skills into this mix, and you begin to recognize the potential to play the game multiple times as very different heroes (or anti-heroes). The developers have even claimed the campaign can be completed with minimal casualties. While this emergent, freeform play style will be familiar to long-time fans of the franchise, the upgraded presentation should effectively drop their jaws. Combining Renaissance aesthetics with Blade Runner-like sci-fi flavor, Human Revolution yields one of the most unique settings we’ve seen since visiting BioShock’s Rapture. Complementing its ambitious art style and gameplay depth is an engaging yarn that should keep conspiracy theorist’s absorbed until the final credits roll. We look forward to sneaking past all our enemies--or killing every last one of them--when Human Revolution arrives later this summer. — Matt Cabral

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11 Kung-Fu

5 BEST FLICKS OF

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‘Infinite Kung-Fu’ creator Kagan McLeod runs down his top five favorite Kung-Fu flicks!

ith Top Shelf’s Infinite Kung-Fu set to hit comic shops this month, Wizard World couldn’t think of a better excuse to sit down with creator Kagan McLeod and talk old-school kung-fu flicks, or more specifically, which ones inspired his madcap indie love letter to the genre (with a healthy dose of horror and hip-hop added in). Here are the five furious films McLeod recommends for those looking to get their Tiger Style on! Take it away, Kagan… THE 36 CHAMBERS SHAOLIN EXECUTIONER: OF SHAOLIN “The highlight of this one for (a.k.a. MASTER KILLER): me is Lo Lieh as real life kung “This is the one that turned fu villain, Pai Mei. I’m a sucker me on to the genre,” says for white-browed old man McLeod. “I was a Bruce Lee villains, and this one is one of fan before seeing it, but the best. He hates Shaolin and didn’t know where to look kills anyone who studied there. next. 36 Chambers opened He has a weakness—a secret up the whole Shaw Brothers vital nerve that he can move catalogue for me and I’ve around at will. It must also be been tracking them down ever mentioned that somehow his since. In this one the martial crotch has a suction power, arts training at Shaolin Temple which that can trap your limbs is the focus; the hero working if you strike him there. Hung on a different body part/skill Hsi Kuan can’t defeat him set for each “chamber”. Wrists, arms, eyes, head, legs—there’s using his Tiger style kung fu, but is too stubborn to learn his a grueling chamber for each of them!” wife’s Crane style. Defeated, it’s his son who inherits the need for Shaolin vengeance on their executioner!” MASTER OF THE FLYING GUILLOTINE: “Another alltime greatest villain-having movie. Here, it’s an old, blind, flying guillotinewielding monk. From the time he sets fire to his own house in the opening scene to the coffin-shop battle at the end, you know he’s for real. Jimmy Wang Yu is the hero, but the motley crew of masters he faces in a kung fu tournament provides many awesome WTF moments (namely the stretchy Indian Yoga fighter!). And if you couldn’t figure it out from the title, the villain’s weapon of choice is a toothed frisbee on a chain which expands over one’s head, to, of course, cut it off.”

LONE WOLF & CUB: “Not kung fu, but this sixpart series definitely falls into the ‘martial’ and ‘arts’ genres. Its lingering, beautifullycomposed shots and poetic plots contrast heavily with the geysers of blood that soak the fight scenes — which kind of mirrors the story; an assassin traveling with a toddler. Highlights include a stroller with a Gatling gun!”

BOXER’S OMEN: “This is more of a horror movie than martial arts, and one of my favorites for its sheer weirdness. I will make a disclaimer; there are scenes on the uncut DVD version that I don’t endorse, which involve—like a lot of vintage Asian horror films—some animal cruelty. That aside, Boxer’s Omen is one of the wildest out there. Stop motion dinosaurs, aliens, bats, vein-monsters, barfing eels and what appears to be a magician chewing a chicken’s rectum, all get screen time in black magic bouts unlike any you’ve seen previously!” — Casey Seijas

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13 10 Ecto-1

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very new business needs a hook. As if capturing and imprisoning ghosts wasn’t enough, the Ghostbusters also created one of the most iconic cars in the history of automobiles back when they got together in 1984. Made out of an old ambulance, the Ecto-1 provided the ‘Busters with everything they needed while running around New York City with proton packs at the ready.

Hot Wheels has produced other versions of this classic car, but September will see the release of a much more detailed, die-cast version that’s 1/43rd the size of the version used in the films—and hopefully the much talked about Ghostbusters 3. Out in September, this Hot Wheels Elite car will sport everything extremely tiny versions of the Ghostbusters will need to do their work! — TJ Dietsch

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9 Bastion

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Omnipresent voice innovates downloadable dungeon-crawler

ired of slogging through talkinghead text and having your ear bent by chatty NPCs in traditional action-RPGs? Bastion, Warner Bros. Interactive and Supergiant Games new downloadable dungeon-crawler, solves this problem with an innovative new twist on storytelling; utilizing a narrator, who waxes poetic on your quest in real-time, the title adds a new level of immersion to the hack-’n-slash genre. Because this omnipresent voice reports on your victories, defeats, and everything in between as they unfold, it almost feels as though a higher power is eyeing your every step. Of course, it helps that the play-by-play is never distracting or intrusive, and that it’s delivered by a super-cool Sam Jacksonsounding narrator. In addition to this unique story-shaping approach, Bastion takes the fast-paced slicing and dicing combat out of the dark dungeons and brings into the broad daylight. The vibrant, pop-offthe-screen presentation breathes new life into a genre too often represented by the boring side of the color palette. The visuals also get a boost from the engaging way in which the world constructs itself, LEGO brick-like, before our very eyes. While it definitely tweaks the crypt-crawling, creep-carving experience in engaging new ways, Bastion doesn’t abandon the genre’s most appealing and additive staples. Players can expect to collect loot, customize weapons, best baddies and, you know, maybe save the universe. — Matt Cabral

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8 Aliens

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ith the staggering number of comic book properties optioned for feature film adaptations, it seems like the transition would be seamless. Look closer and you’ll find that the majority of projects announced never make it to screen; when they do, it’s after years of development. “Cowboys and Aliens,” the megabudget Universal/DreamWorks release hitting July 29, was no exception. Check out the property’s obstacle course from the printed page to 3,000 screens: 1997 Former Malibu Comics president Scott Mitchell Rosenberg pitches the concept of aliens invading the Old West as a feature film to agents at William Morris just as his Platinum Studios comic label is gearing up; Universal and DreamWorks snap up the rights and begin developing a script. 1998 Writer/director Steve Oedekerk (“The Nutty Professor”) leaves the project. 2004 Columbia picks up the lapsed film rights. 2006 Rosenberg finally gets the idea into print as a graphic novel, bolstering its marketability. 2007 Columbia allows Universal/DreamWorks to take over the property. 2008 Robert Downey, Jr., his career resurrected post “Iron Man,” circles the project and passes it on to director Jon Favreau.

2008 Paramount and DreamWorks walk away from their distribution deal; Paramount still has dibs on releasing “Cowboys and Aliens” internationally. 2009 Favreau signs on as director, the project’s first in over 10 years. 2010 Downey, forced to choose between this and a “Sherlock Holmes” sequel, packs up for London; with no new Bond film on the horizon due to MGM’s money woes, Daniel Craig fills his boots. 2010 Harrison Ford agrees to be Craig’s co-star. It would be Ford’s first appearance in a comic book adaptation in his 40-plus-year career, and his first Western since a 1972 episode of “Gunsmoke.” 2011 Bringing things full circle, Rosenberg reissues the graphic novel as a movie tiein through HarperCollins. — Jake Rossen

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7 Underwire

Comic of the Week:

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ennifer Hayden’s signature work, Underwire, began at the underground online comix collective Act-I-Vate and has since gained steam as a fresh take on womanhood, parenthood, and leaving your childhood behind…hood. Think of it as a classic sitcom come to life, only in a more realistic terms of comedy and tragedy. Top Shelf collects 22 of her autobiographical, politically incorrect webcomic stories in an 80-page graphic novel this October, or if you don’t want to wait, surf over to act-i-vate.com and read some of them now. — Casey Seijas

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6 Mash

Monster

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We get a Blast From The Past with new toys!

alloween may still be a few months away, but it’s never too early to get into the spirit. Take, for example, the all-year-round spookiness thanks to a bevy of monster—and Munster—themed lines set to come out in time for All Hallow’s Eve. In addition to launching a brand new line based on the classic sitcom The Munsters, three different lines of figures based on the Universal Monsters rise from the grave! The first Munsters wave will be out in October and consist of the family’s proud poppa Herman, his lovely wife Lily, and everyone’s favorite elderly vampire Grandpa. Each figure comes with accessories and a diorama: Herman has his lunchbox, Grandpa a part of his lab, and Lily her grandfather clock. On the more serious monster side of things, there are no less than three different ways to get your fill of Universal’s classic terror-inducing stars. This year, the characters from Dracula and Frankenstein get the spotlight. Both movies will have sets at collectible stores and online as well as Toys “R” Us exclusive ones. Frankenstein’s regular set includes Elizabeth, Dr. Henry Frankenstein, Frankenstein’s Monster, and the Bride of Frankenstein, while the Toys “R” Us set includes a black-and-white version of the monster instead of Elizabeth. Dr. Van Helsing, Renfield, Dracula, and Mina Harker make up the collectible store pack of Dracula figures, while the TRU one will have a black-and-white version of Drac and a pitchfork-wielding villager instead! But, that’s not all! Look out for two different sets of 6-inch figures too. The Diamond Select version of the toys feature Dracula and Frankenstein’s Monster which come with a wolf and lab table respectively. Meanwhile, the Toys “R” Us-exclusive figures include the Monster, his Bride and Dracula, each with a smaller accessory from the flicks. — TJ Dietsch

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5 The Game

Dexter:

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eady for a killer time? iPhone and iPad users can download Dexter: The Game, a fresh twist on Showtime’s twisted hit series. Play as Dexter Morgan, family man and Miami forensics specialist by day, killer of killers by night. Sneak around, ace criminals in ritual executions or let the courts decide—just be careful not to get caught. The best part? Good ol’ Sergeant Doakes makes an appearance to keep tabs on your creepy ass. $5.99 at the Apple iTunes Store for the PC, iPhone, and iPad. — Jake Rossen

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Bill

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Why one of our favorite comic legends chose comics over guitar

ill Sienkiewicz has won the Eisner award and been nominated for Emmys. He’s drawn comics for Marvel and DC, including award-winning stints on The Sandman and Elektra. His work has been in galleries from Rio de Janeiro to Paris, and helped promote everything from “The Dark Knight” movie to “The Beast of Dio” CD. How did he turn a crayon turkey crying “HALP!” into one of the seminal careers in modern comic art? We caught up with him on the Wizard World Comic Con circuit to find out.

Wizard World: What got you into drawing comics? Bill Sienkiewicz: I subscribe to the Arthur Miller school of creativity. That is, that he felt that playwriting chose him, he didn’t choose play writing. And I feel that with comics: comics chose me. I knew I was going to draw comics when I was 7 years old.

a turkey with an ax. It was like a very cartoony, big Crayola drawing you know? And I actually gave it a word balloon and I had the turkey yelling “HALP,” which is not all What was it that unusual. But about comics she was like, “It’s that grabbed you? help, H-E-L-P.” And I was like, “No, I It was partly the idea meant it that way.” But she couldn’t that you could create your get it through her head. own world and be in control of things, especially when How’d you polish your you’re a kid, I think the technique? world feels out of control I went to art school, but most of it is or scary. from the school of just doing it. Doing it a lot. Sort of like a Malcolm Gladwell It was also a really great way to make thing of 10,000 hours. [In the book friends. I was doing weekly comics of “Outliers,” Malcolm Gladwell posits all my buddies. They were just about that it takes 10,000 hours to master a stuff that kids do--just weird, silly subject.] You know, if you do anything sophomoric, childish stuff. enough, you’re gonna get better at it. I also had some of the teachers got really [engaged] with me. I had one, my fifth grade teacher, who was like my surrogate mom. She was really supportive. It was really one of the situations where you tell them how much they meant to you, and they go, “Wow, you don’t know how much a teacher loves to hear that and doesn’t hear that.” But my 3rd grade teacher, I actually remember I did a cartoon drawing for Thanksgiving of a pilgrim chasing after

Art school is fine, because what I think school ultimately does is it teaches you how to learn. You’re supposed to be technically continuing to learn for the rest of your life. But I realized that just art school alone is not enough. I drew ALL THE TIME. Literally, all the time. I drilled myself like I was training for a marathon. Where did that self-discipline come from? It was an obsession, really. I just wanted to get really good at it. It was like I just hated to admit defeat.

I also liked to play guitar. And I was OK at it, but I wasn’t as good at it [as drawing]. And then I started to discover girls, so it was like, “OK, girls, guitar, or drawing? One of these has to give, because I can’t [do them all].” So I said I’m just gonna practice guitar, but the drawing for me was like...I don’t know. It was an obsession. I can’t explain it, [drawing] was just something I had to do.

Did drawing get you girls? Actually, yeah. It actually did, yeah. Especially when you did like a portrait of them. There was this one gal I went out with in high school who had a thing for Pandas. She thought they were adorable. So I did her a Panda drawing, and it stood me in good stead, you know? More... — Thor M

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3 Figures

Mortal Kombat

ROUND ONE. FIGHT!

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WIZARD WORLD EXCLUSI VE!

t seems weirdly fitting that the Mortal Kombat franchise will reach its 20th anniversary in 2012, the year the world is supposed to end. Before the apocalypse sets in, though, you can get your fill of the fighting franchise thanks to a brand new game released in May simply called Mortal Kombat as well as a series of action figures launching in July! The first wave of 6-inch figures, which take their looks from the most recent game, includes stalwart favorites like Johnny Cage, Raiden, and eternal enemies Scorpion and Sub-Zero. The 6-inch figures sport all kinds of points of articulation so you can recreate your favorite moves from the games and even boast accessories. Raiden’s got his trademark hat, Sub-Zero and Scorpion each have swords, and Cage comes with all he needs: his fists! Meanwhile, a 4-inch line of Ninjas and Cyber Assassins from the series provides some fist-pounding targets. The first wave kicks off with Cyber Assassins Sektor and Cyrax, while the Ninjas include Ermac, Reptile, and the Wizard World premiere of Smoke! With so many rad toys, we almost don’t care if those Mayan dudes were right about the end of the world. — TJ Dietsch

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2 Dead Island

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It’ll take more than SPF50 to protect your flesh on this tropical getaway

hot-gunning zombies in their ugly faces is by no means a novel gaming concept. However, Deep Silver’s and Techland’s Dead Island is aiming to inject some new life (or death?) into our favorite corpse-piling pastime with a number of inspired touches. A focus on co-op gameplay, inventive, upgradeable weapons, and, most notable, a postcard-perfect tropical setting, help separate it from the undead-shambling pack. We look forward to working on our tan--while working over the undead hordes--when this one infects consoles in early September.

STRAITJACKET FREAK Not all of Dead Island’s flesh-craving foes are of the aimless shuffling variety; a number of bigger baddies, like this straitjacketed freak, will aggressively make a beeline for your tasty brains.

TROPICAL STORMS If facing swarms of decaying monsters on a bright, sunny day wasn’t bad enough, Dead Island also conjures up some scary-real tropical storms. Better pack an umbrella…and a chainsaw.

PLAY BALL! Ranged weapons are a rare, highly coveted find in Dead Island, so expect most kills to be of the up-close-andpersonal nature. Thankfully, everything from machetes and baseball bats, to katanas and pick axes are available for all your flesh-flaying needs.

HEAD SHOTS A variety of customizable weapons, like a fireman’s axe that’s, well, engulfed in flames, can be unleashed for some creative kills. Of course, a good oldfashioned hand-cannon will suffice, especially if an enemy’s head is within splattering distance.

GREAT LIGHTING EFFECTS In addition to sporting stomachchurning blood and gore effects, Dead Island impressively utilizes lighting and shadowing tech to not only set the spine-tingling mood, but to also dynamically shape gameplay. — Matt Cabral

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The movies, TV shows, and DVDs you need to see starting this September

f you thought summer was home to most of the year’s big sci-fi offerings, you might be far, far too big a Michael Bay fan: that’s why we put together this guide to the fall season’s most intriguing new genre projects. Fewer explosions? Maybe. More imagination? Definitely.

Movies Apollo 18 (Sep. 2) The Hook: The crew of a ‘70s space mission runs into some nasty things from the dark side of the moon; Timur Bekmambetov (the Russian “NightWatch” franchise) produces. Geek Worthy: 12 years after “Blair Witch,” the “found footage” genre keeps rolling because it works: shaky-cam footage of scary creatures strikes the right kind of nerve. Noteworthy: Dimension’s Bob Weinstein insists his studio didn’t shoot anything; the footage was “found.” Riiiiight. Looper (Sep. 28) The Hook: An assassin (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) who is sent victims from the future recognizes his latest target: an older version of himself (Bruce Willis). Geek Worthy: Violent, neo-noir sci-fi is hard to pull off, but director Rian Johnson (“Brick”) knows his way around hardboiled dialogue. Noteworthy: Johnson used filmmaker Shane Carruth—who helmed the complex time travel mystery “Primer”—to help define the logic of the movie. Real Steel (Oct. 7) The Hook: In a future where boxing has been outlawed, gruff Charlie Kenton (Hugh Jackman) tries to make ends meet by managing ill-equipped fighting robots. Geek Worthy: If the plot sounds familiar, it’s because the film is taking cues from “Steel,” an episode of “The Twilight Zone” written by Richard Matheson and based on his own short story. Noteworthy: DreamWorks is reportedly so pleased with the film that they’ve already begun work on a sequel. Immortals (Nov. 11) The Hook: Future Superman Henry Cavill stars as a mortal pitted against vengeful God Hyperion (Mickey Rourke). Geek Worthy: Director Tarsem Singh (“The Cell”) has stated he’s angling for the film to be a living Renaissance painting. Noteworthy: “Immortals” is the latest in a series of title changes: the film was formerly known as “War of the Gods” and “Dawn of War.”

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Fall

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Television

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Terra Nova (Fox, Sep. 26) The Hook: Colonists traveling back in time and away from a decaying Earth try to settle in amongst dinosaurs. That’ll go smoothly. Geek Worthy: Producer Steven Spielberg returns to the dino division. Noteworthy: The two-hour pilot cost $16 million—so expensive that Fox was essentially forced into ordering a full 13 episodes rather than risk dismantling expensive sets.

A Gifted Man (CBS, Sep. 26) The Hook: Jerky surgeon Patrick Wilson begins seeing his dead ex-wife, leading him to reexamine his contributions to society. Geek Worthy: Dearly departed “Dexter” alum Julie Benz co-stars as Wilson’s sister. Noteworthy: Wilson, who has a steady career in features, took on a TV role to the tune of $100,000 an episode.

Secret Circle (CW, Sep. 15) The Hook: Based on the young adult novels by L.J. Smith, the series follows a young woman who learns she’s part of a coven of witches. Geek Worthy: “Scream” writer Kevin Williamson is overseeing the show, having had some success with “Dawson’s Creek.” Noteworthy: With the CW having said goodbye to “Smallville,” “Circle” is being pegged as the network’s next big fantasy franchise.

Grimm (NBC, Oct. 21) The Hook: A Portland homicide detective learns he’s a “Grimm,” a guard charged with protecting the world from real-life storybook villains. Geek Worthy: Series producers Jim Kouf and David Greenwalt previously worked in the Whedonverse with “Buffy” and Angel.” Noteworthy: A show with a similar fairy tale premise, ABC’s “Once Upon a Time,” premieres just two nights later.

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Fall

Sci-Fi

DVDs

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Star Wars Blu-Ray (Sep. 16) The definitive space opera finally lands on Blu-Ray— but Greedo still shoots first.

Supernatural Season 6 (Sep. 13) Brothers Sam and Dean smash evil and try to cope with Sam’s lost soul.

Super 8 (Oct.) J.J. Abrams’ Spielberg homage phones home after an impressive box office run.

Transformers: Dark of the Moon (Nov.) Michael Bay. Robots. Brains can be left at the door.

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Child of

Eden

A galaxy far, far away… in your own living room

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he glut of party and casual Kinect-enabled titles has seen many gamers powering off the controller-free device and returning to more traditional experiences to fill their action-craving fix. With the release of Child of Eden--Rez creator Tetsuya Mizuguchi’s latest sense-stinging trip--however, they now have the best reason yet to drop the gamepads and hop off the couch. A science fictionflavored shooter sporting vibrant, absorbing visuals, and endlessly ear-pleasing beats, Eden tells a surreal space-age story; essentially, players must stop a virus from infecting a mysterious “project” dubbed Lumi. For the player, this basically boils down to endlessly shooting lots of stuff, big and small, using a variety of simple, yet intuitive, hand gestures. In fact, Child of Eden features some of the most responsive, immersive Kinect controls we’ve ever had the pleasure of experiencing. Coupled with its engaging audio and visual presentation, the gameplay yields

an addictive, action-amping, arcadey experience evocative of quarter-munching classics such as Asteroids and Space Invaders. It may not star space marines or angry aliens, but Eden’s rich sci-fi vibe is out of this world. — Matt Cabral

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Star Trek

Cologne

NATURALLY, THE SCENT IS DEAD ON

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he box says “Because tomorrow may never come,” which might be the case if you start rocking Genki Wear’s Star Trek Red Shirt Cologne. Let’s be honest, if this scent was being completely honest, it would smell like a combination of sweat, doom and the few drops of pee you let out when you’re really, really scared. Everyone by now knows that “Red Shirts” were Star Trek for “cannon fodder” so why would you want to wear their scent? Well, because, according to Genki it actually smells “Bright, clean, and direct with top notes of green mandarin, bergamot, and a hint of lavender, Red Shirt finishes strong with base notes of leather and grey musk.” We’re not exactly sure what that means, but after getting all kinds of chicks wearing their Pon Farr and Tiberius scents, Genki Wear has cultivated enough cache to get us spraying Red Shirt all over us next time we hit da club. — TJ Dietsch

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My3d Tech to transform games and even movie trailers into 3D

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ant to add another dimension to your iPhone or iPod Touch? Check out Hasbro’s My 3D, an add-on peripheral that allows for three-dimensional viewing of games and even movie trailers: the ViewMaster-esque goggles holster your electronic device, and the apps are available via iTunes. Swim with sharks, check out Los Angeles, or dodge enemy fire in space. When you turn your head—and the device—your perspective changes. Who needs real life? — Jake Rossen

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$550; #50, $1000). The Silver Surfer returned in issues #5557 (#55, $225; #56, $140; #57, $85) after first appearing with Galactus, so we need to include those in there too.

Sitting down to work on this week’s guide, I had thought that establishing which comics should be in here would be easy work. Science Fiction? That’s pretty easy, right? There’s Star Trek and Star Wars, so there’s half the guide there, plus Serenity and Farscape. Oh, and let’s toss in Fringe too. But then what?

Looking at the Marvel Universe, the Fantastic Four stuck out as a book with science fiction roots, with four heroes blasting off into space and receiving powers courtesy of cosmic rays in #1 ($100,000), plus there’s the Skrulls’ first appearance in #2 ($8,000), the Inhumans in #45 ($225), #46 ($130), and #47 ($110), and we can’t possibly skip the Galactus trilogy (#48, $900; #49,

DC has its sci-fi based characters too, such as OMAC, the one-man army corps (#1, $60; #2-8, $25). Designed by Jack Kirby to be his Captain America of the future, he was part of The Kree in #64 ($50) the second round of Kirby’s and #65 ($55)? Okay, titles with DC during their those certainly fit too, and Bronze Age, with the other everything about Adam being Kamandi, the Last Warlock screams cosmic, so Boy on Earth (#1, $50). The his origin in #66 ($150) has to title Mystery in Space (#1, be in here too. $5,000) in a no-brainer, especially with this having We don’t want to get too been the title where space bogged down in superheroes hero Adam Strange made his though, as that waters down debut (#53, $2,500). We also the theme a bit, but there are have the Omega Men, who so many other Marvel heroes no one really cares about from the Silver Age that we except for the third issue could include for their origins. of their first series (#3, $8), Bruce Banner and his gamma featuring the first appearance rays? Peter Parker and his of everyone’s favorite radioactive spider issue? Matt sociopathic space mercenary, Murdoch’s showing the world Lobo. Of course, he’s wearing that toxic waste can be good a purple jumpsuit here, so for you? You get the picture… he’s not quite ready for prime time for a bit… That’s not to say that there are not superheroes in here Dark Horse has been the beyond them. We have to go-to company for science include Doctor Solar, Man fiction licensed properties, of the Atom (#1, $600; see with them having been the guide for additional issues) home of Aliens and Star and Magnus, Robot Fighter Wars for the last 20 years. (#1, $400; see guide for Had we had more room (and, additional issues) from trust me, we pushed it to the Gold Key, as their origins max—Part 1 in this issue and hinge upon science fiction, Part 2 of the guide in next and neither one would face issue), we could have also traditional supervillains, included more Terminator, especially Magnus. Mike Robocop, and Predator Baron and Steve Rude’s issues, but the large majority classic Nexus (1, $5) also fits of them are forgettable, in here as well. with the one key exception

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being 1992’s Robocop Versus Terminator, a brilliant fourissue miniseries by writer Frank Miller and artist Walter Simonson. The way the two properties are tied together is extremely well done, compared to so many

One character that we had a tough time with was Grendel. While Hunter Rose, the first Grendel, is tied to present-day continuity, the overwhelming majority of material out on Grendel is based in the dystopian future created by Matt Wagner in the second series (Vol. II, #1, $7). Besides featuring spectacular writing by Wagner, there are scores of brilliant artists that have worked on this future, including the Pander Brothers, Arnold and Jacob, who worked on the first arc, and a very raw, young Tim Sale, who was working on cross-property crossovers. Grendel very quickly after his The entire series can easily time at New York’s School of be found online or at the next Visual Arts. Wizard World con to hit your area for well below the $10 Lastly, we had the case of total cover price. Hellboy, who himself is more of a fantasy character but his reasons for being in our

dimension are pure science fiction, as is so much of his universe. Besides that, I simply like Mike Mignola too much to not want to work him into one of our themed guides. Feel like arguing with me on who I put in here? Feel free to do so at mark.haverty@ wizardworld.com. As for me, next up, Part 2 of our Sci-Fi Price Guide, and after that we have comics’ Medieval Era, the Dark Ages. Or, as others might call them, the ’90s. — Mark Allen Haverty

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Alien Worlds

Pacific (1982-1984) 1 BJo AWi VMa............................................ 4.00 2 BJo KSt DSt............................................. 4.00 3 BJo SHa KSt TYe...................................... 4.00 4 BJo DSt BHp KSt AWi.............................. 4.00 5 BJo JBl KSt TYe....................................... 4.00 6 BJo ASy VMa FBr MMg........................... 8.00 7 BJo RCo BAn GMr GPe...........................12.00 Eclipse (1984-1985) 8 BJo AWi KSt ............................................ 4.00 9 BJo BHp FBr...........................................10.00

Aliens

Dark Horse (1988-1989) 1A MVe MNe..............................................15.00 1B Second print.......................................... 8.00 1C Third print............................................. 8.00 1D Fourth print...........................................7.00 1E Fifth print...............................................7.00 2A MVe MNe............................................... 8.00 2B Second print..........................................5.00 2C Third print..............................................4.50 2D Fourth print.......................................... 4.00 3A MVe MNe............................................... 6.00 3B Second print......................................... 4.00 3C Third print..............................................3.00 4A MVe MNe.............................................. 6.00 4B Second print......................................... 4.00 4C Third print.............................................3.00 5A MVe MNe................................................5.00 5B Second print..........................................3.00 5C Third print..............................................2.50 6A MVe MNe.............................................. 4.00 6B MVe MNe...............................................2.50 Special......................................................... 6.00 Volume II (2009) 1-4 JAr ZHo..................................................3.50

Aliens: Alchemy

Dark Horse (1997) 1-3 JAr RCo.................................................. 6.00

Aliens: Apocalypse Destroying Angels

Dark Horse (1999) 1-4 MSh DWh.............................................. 6.00

Aliens: Stalker

Aliens vs. Predator: Duel

Dark Horse (1998) One Shot DWn DWn....................................2.50

Dark Horse (1995) 1-2................................................................ 6.00

Aliens: Earth Angel

Aliens: Tribes

Aliens vs. Predator: Eternal

Dark Horse (1994) One Shot JBy JBy....................................... 4.00

Aliens: Earth War

Dark Horse (1990) 1-4 MVe SKe 1st series for Sam Kieth........3.00

Aliens: Genocide

Dark Horse (1991) 1-4 JAr DWs.................................................2.50

Aliens: Glass Corridor

Dark Horse (1998) One Shot DLl DLl.........................................9.00

Aliens: Hive

Dark Horse (1992) 1-4 MVe KJo.................................................2.50

Aliens: Kidnapped

Dark Horse (1997-1998) 1-3 JWo.........................................................2.50

Aliens: Labyrinth

Dark Horse (1993) 1-4 JWo KPl.................................................2.50

Aliens: Lovesick

Dark Horse (1996) One Shot RFo RFo.......................................3.00

Aliens: Music of the Spears

Dark Horse (1994) 1-4 CWi THa.................................................3.50

Aliens: Newtâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Tale

Dark Horse (1992) 1-2 MRi JSv..................................................3.00

Aliens: Purge

Dark Horse (1997) One Shot IEd PHe.......................................3.00

Aliens: Rogue

Aliens: Colonial Marines

Aliens: Salvation

Dark Horse (1993-1994) 1-7.................................................................2.50

Dark Horse (1993-1995) 1A CCl...........................................................5.00 1B CCl Hero Illustrated Ashcan................. 6.00 1C CCl Platinum........................................40.00 2-5 CCl......................................................... 4.00 6-11 CCl....................................................... 6.00 12 CCl...........................................................7.00

8.................................................................. 4.00 9...................................................................5.00 10..................................................................7.00

Aliens: Berserker

Dark Horse (1995) 1-4 JWa PMe............................................... 6.00

Aliens vs. Predator: Deadliest of the Species

Dark Horse (1993) 1-4 IEd WSp.................................................2.50 Dark Horse (1993) One Shot DGi MMi.....................................10.00

Dark Horse (1992) HC.............................................................. 50.00 HC S&N....................................................200.00 SC...............................................................25.00

Dark Horse (1998) 1-4................................................................ 6.00

Aliens vs. Predator

Dark Horse (2010) 1-3 RSt RLe..................................................3.50

Dark Horse (1990) 0 RSt PNo..................................................10.00 1-4 RSt PNo.................................................5.00 Annuals 1999............................................................ 8.00

Aliens vs. Predator: Booty

Dark Horse (1996) One Shot......................................................3.00

Aliens vs. Predator: Civilized Beasts

Dark Horse (2008) OGN..............................................................7.00

key

B............First Appearance of

A..............Appearance B..............Beginning of... C..............Cameo cvr...........Cover D..............Death/Destruction of E..............End of... GN............Graphic Novel HC............Hardcover IR.............Identity revealed J...............Joins

Aliens vs. Predator: Three World War

Aliens vs. Predator: War

Dark Horse (1995) 0, 1-4 RSt MMa........................................... 6.00

Aliens vs. Predator: Xenogenesis

Dark Horse (1999-2000) 1-4 AWt MRu...............................................5.00

Aliens vs. Predator vs. Terminator

Dark Horse (2000) 1-4 MSh MRu.............................................25.00

Ltd...........Limited M.............Married O..............Origin PF............Prestige Format Q..............Quits R..............Return of... SC............Softcover TPB..........Trade Paperback var...........Variant w/............with w/o..........without

All values in the Wizard World Digital Price Guide are for books in Near Mint (NM) condition, which is the equivalent of a book graded by CGC at 9.2. As such, all books graded higher would have higher prices than those reflected here.

PRICE GUIDE Aliens: Wraith

Dark Horse (1998) One Shot ERi................................................3.00

Aliens: Xenogenesis

Dark Horse (1999) 1-4 TBi MBi DRo..........................................3.00

ASTONISHING TALES

Marvel (1970-1976) 25 DMo RBu B: Deathlok.....................80.00 26 DMo RBu A: Deathlok.........................25.00 27-28 DMo RBu A: Deathlok....................18.00 29 Reprints Marvel Super-Heroes #18....12.00 30-31 DMo RBu A: Deathlok....................16.00 32-34 BMa RBu A: Deathlok.....................15.00 35A-36A BMa RBu A: Deathlok................15.00 35B-36B BMa RBu $0.30 var. cvr............ 50.00 With the series cancelled w/ #36, Deathlok’s story finishes in Marvel Spotlight #33

Avengers

Marvel (1963-1996, 2004) 89 RTh SBu A: Captain Marvel, B: “KreeSkrull War”............................................75.00 90-91 RTh SBu “Kree-Skrull War”..........75.00 92 RTh SBu “Kree-Skrull War;” cover by Neal Adams............................75.00 93 RTh NAd 52-page giant; “Kree-Skrull War”....................................................250.00 94-96 RTh NAd “Kree-Skrull War”....... 125.00 97 RTH NAd JBu E: “Kree-Skrull War”..90.00 Annuals 7 JSt JSt A: Thanos;“D:” Adam Warlock.70.00

Batman/Aliens

DC/Dark Horse (1997) 1-2 RMa BWr..............................................15.00

Batman/Aliens II

DC/Dark Horse (2003) 1-3 IEd SJo.................................................18.00

Batman/Judge Dredd: Die Laughing

DC/Quality (1998) 1-2 AGr GFa A: Joker................................. 6.00

Batman: Judge Dredd: Judgment on Gotham

DC/Quality (1991) One-Shot AGr JWg SBi............................... 6.00

Batman/Judge Dredd: the Ultimate Riddle

DC/Quality (1995) One-Shot AGr JWg CCw.............................. 6.00

Batman/Judge Dredd: Vendetta In Gotham

DC/Quality (1993) One-Shot AGr JWg CKe............................. 6.00

Batman vs. Predator

DC/Dark Horse (1991-1992) 1A-4A DGi AKu AdK Standard Format...... 4.00 1B-4B DGi AKu AdK Prestige Format....... 6.00

Batman vs. Predator II: Bloodmatch

DC/Dark Horse (1994-1995) 1-4 DMo PGu...............................................3.00

Batman vs. Predator III: Blood Ties

DC/Dark Horse (1997-1998) 1-4 CDi RDa.................................................4.50

Battlestar Galactica

Marvel (1979-1981) 1................................................................. 65.00 2................................................................. 50.00 3..................................................................35.00 4-6............................................................. 20.00 7-11.............................................................15.00 12-22...........................................................10.00 23 Final Issue............................................15.00 Maximum Press (1995) 1-4 RLi KAl...................................................5.00 Realm (1997) 1A Ships cvr.................................................5.00 1B Cylon cvr................................................ 6.00 2-5................................................................ 4.00 Dynamite Entertainment (2006) 0A GPk NRy Art cvr....................................2.00 0B GPk NRy Photo cvr...............................2.00 0C GPk NRy Michael Turner sneak peak incentive.................................................12.00 0D GPk NRy Steve McNiven incentive... 36.00 1A GPk NRy................................................3.00 1B GPk NRy Foil logo var.......................... 8.00 1C GPk NRy Negative var.........................15.00 1D GPk NRy Photo cvr. var........................ 4.00 1E GPk NRy Raynor var. cvr...................... 4.00 1F GPk NRy Red foil logo var. cvr............15.00 1G GPk NRy Turner var. cvr........................9.00 1H GPk NRy Turner sketch var. cvr..........14.00 1I GPk NRy Turner RRP var. cvr.............. 50.00 2A GPk NRy Batista cvr..............................3.00 2B GPk NRy Cammo cvr.............................4.50 2C GPk NRy Photo cvr................................6.50 2D GPk NRy Raynor cvr............................ 4.00 2E GPk NRy Platinum var. cvr...................9.00 2F GPk NRy Sketch var. cvr......................10.00 2G GPk NRy RRP var. cvr........................ 20.00 3A GPk NRy Batista cvr..............................4.50 3B GPk NRy Lee cvr...................................4.50 3C GPk NRy Photo cvr................................4.50 3D GPk NRy Raynor cvr.............................4.50 3E GPk NRy Lee red foil var. cvr................6.50 3F GPk NRy Sketch var. cvr....................... 8.00 3G GPk NRy Lee negative var. cvr...........13.00 4A GPk NRy Raynor cvr............................ 4.00 4B GPk NRy Basulda cvr........................... 4.00 4C GPk NRy Kirkham cvr...........................4.50 4D GPk NRy Photo cvr...............................4.50 4E GPk NRy Virgin var. cvr....................... 8.00 4F GPk NRy Incentive var. cvr...................9.00 4G GPk NRy Cylon foil var. cvr...................9.00

4H GPk NRy Negative var. cvr.................22.00 5A GPk NRy Raynor cvr............................ 4.00 5B GPk NRy Sejic cvr..................................4.50 5C GPk NRy Lau cvr....................................4.50 5D GPk NRy Photo cvr...............................4.50 5E GPk NRy Lau var. cvr.............................6.50 5F GPk NRy Sketch var. cvr........................8.50 5G GPk NRy Negative var. cvr................. 12.50 5H GPk NRy Virgin var. cvr...................... 13.50 5I GPk NRy Cylon foil var. cvr..................22.00 6A GPk NRy Raynor cvr.............................4.50 6B GPk NRy Sejic cvr.................................4.50 6C GPk NRy Lau cvr...................................4.50 6D GPk NRy Cylon foil var. cvr..................9.00 6E GPk NRy Virgin var. cvr........................9.00 6F GPk NRy Negative var. cvr..................11.50 7A GPk NRy Raynor cvr............................ 4.00 7B GPk NRy Sejic cvr..................................4.50 7C GPk NRy Lau cvr....................................4.50 7D GPk NRy Photo var. cvr........................6.50 7E GPk NRy Negative var. cvr....................9.00 7F GPk NRy Virgin var. cvr.......................16.00 8A GPk NRy Sejic cvr.................................4.50 8B GPk NRy Lau cvr...................................4.50 8C GPk NRy Raynor cvr.............................4.50 8D GPk NRy Photo var. cvr........................6.50 8E GPk NRy Cylon foil var. cvr...................9.00 8F GPk NRy Virgin var. cvr......................16.00 9A GPk NRy Prado cvr...............................4.50 9B GPk NRy Raynor cvr.............................4.50 9C GPk NRy Photo var. cvr........................7.00 9D GPk NRy Segovia var. cvr.....................7.00 9E GPk NRy Cylon foil var..........................9.00 9F GPk NRy Virgin var. cvr......................16.00 10A GPk NRy Photo cvr..............................4.50 10B GPk NRy Prado cvr.............................4.50 10C GPk NRy Raynor cvr............................4.50 10D GPk NRy Segovia cvr..........................4.50 10E GPk NRy Cylon foil var. cvr.................9.00 10F GPk NRy Virgin var. cvr.......................9.00 11A GPk NRy Prado cvr..............................4.50 11B GPk NRy Raynor cvr............................4.50 11C GPk NRy Segovia cvr...........................4.50 11D GPk NRy Photo var. cvr.......................7.00 11E GPk NRy Cylon foil var. cvr..................9.00 11F GPk NRy Virgin var. cvr........................9.00 12A GPk NRy Prado cvr..............................4.50 12B GPk NRy Segovia cvr...........................4.50 12C GPk NRy Raynor cvr............................4.50 12D GPk NRy Photo var. cvr.......................7.00 12E GPk NRy Cylon foil var. cvr..................9.00 12F GPk NRy Virgin var. cvr.......................9.00 Collected Editions HC 1A-1B Collects #0-4.............................25.00 HC 2 Collects #5-8................................... 20.00 HC 3 Collects #9-12.................................. 20.00 Omnibus TPB.............................................25.00 TPB 1A-1B Collects #0-4...........................15.00 TPB 2A-2B Collects #5-8..........................15.00 TPB 3A-3B Collects #9-12.........................15.00

Battlestar Galactica 1999 Tour

Realm (1999) 1A................................................................. 4.00 1B Special convention ed.......................... 8.00

1C Dynamic Forces var. cvr.......................12.00

Battlestar Galactica: Apollo’s Journey

Maximum Press (1995) 1-3.................................................................3.00

Battlestar Galactica Classic

Dynamite Entertainment (2006-2007) 1A RRe CRa Dave Dorman cvr...................3.50 1B RRe CRa Talent Caldwell cvr.................3.50 1C RRe CRa Dave Dorman virgin var........ 6.00 1D RRe CRa Talent Caldwell negative.....12.00 2A RRe CRa Dave Dorman cvr...................3.50 2B RRe CRa Carlos Rafael cvr....................3.50 2C RRe CRa Dave Dorman virgin cvr........ 8.00 2D RRe CRa Carlos Rafael negative cvr....9.00 3A RRe CRa Dave Dorman cvr...................3.50 3B RRe CRa Carlos Rafael cvr....................3.50 3C RRe CRa Dave Dorman virgin var........ 8.00 3D RRe CRa Carlos Rafael B&W var........13.00 4A RRe CRa Dave Dorman cvr...................3.50 4B RRe CRa Carlos Rafael cvr...................3.50 4C RRe CRa Dave Dorman virgin var........9.00 4D RRe CRa Carlos Rafael negative var..13.00 5A RRe CRa Dave Dorman cvr...................3.50 5B RRe CRa Carlos Rafael cvr....................3.50 5C RRe CRa Carlos Rafael negative var....9.00 Collected Editions TPB 1A-1B...................................................15.00

Battlestar Galactica: Cylon Apocalypse

Dynamite Entertainment (2007) 1A-1D JGM CRa............................................3.50 1E JGM CRa Jim Starlin virgin var. cvr.......9.00 1F JGM CRa Pat Lee negative var. cvr.....13.00 2A-2D JGM CRa............................................3.50 2E JGM CRa Jim Starlin virgin var. cvr......9.00 3A-3D JGM CRa............................................3.50 3E JGM CRa Pat Lee virgin var. cvr..........10.00 4A-4D JGM CRa...........................................3.50 4E JGM CRa Michael Golden virgin var.....9.00 Collected Editions TPB (2008).................................................15.00

Battlestar Galactica: Cylon War

Dynamite Entertainment (2009) 1A-1B JOa ENy NRy......................................5.00 1C JOa ENy NRy Sketch var......................16.00 2A-2B JOa ENy NRy.....................................4.50 2C JOa ENy NRy Platinum ed..................12.00 3A-3B JOa ENy NRy.....................................4.50 3C JOa ENy NRy Foil var. cvr................... 20.00 4A JOa ENy NRy Segovia cvr.....................4.50 4B JOa ENy NRy Raynor cvr......................7.00 4C JOa ENy NRy Foil var. cvr...................18.00 Collected Editions TPB (2010).................................................15.00

Battlestar Galactica: Eve of Destruction - Prelude

Realm (1999) 1................................................................... 4.00

PRICE GUIDE Battlestar Galactica: Gallery Special

Realm (2000) 1................................................................... 4.00

Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts

Dynamite Entertainment (2008-2009) 1-4 BJw JLau................................................6.50 Collected Editions TPB (2009)................................................ 20.00

Battlestar Galactica: Journey’s End

Maximum Press (1996) 1-4 RLi DFr...................................................3.00

Battlestar Galactica: Origins

Dynamite Entertainment (2007-2008) 1A-1B KFy FLa..............................................3.50 1C KFy FLa Negative var. cvr.................... 8.00 1D KFy FLa Platinum var. cvr...................14.00 2-11 KFy FLa.................................................3.50 Collected Editions Adama TPB Collects #5-8.........................15.00 Baltar TPB Collects #1-4...........................15.00 Starbuck and Helo TPB Collects #9-11.....13.00

Battlestar Galactica: Pegasus Dynamite Entertainment (2007) 0A-0B BJw JLau..........................................5.00

Battlestar Galactica: Search for Sanctuary

Realm (1998) 1....................................................................3.00 Specials 1 (2000)....................................................... 4.00

Battlestar Galactica: Season III

Realm (1999) 1A..................................................................5.00 1B Deluxe ed.............................................. 8.00 1C Convention ed......................................10.00 2A-22B......................................................... 6.00 2C Sketch var. cvr......................................12.00 3A-3B........................................................... 6.00 3C Convention ed......................................12.00

Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero

Dynamite Entertainment (2007) 1A BJw JHr Batista cvr...............................3.00 1B BJw JHr Blank cvr..................................3.00 1C BJw JHr Photo cvr,................................3.00 1D BJw JHr Sejic cvr...................................3.00 1E BJw JHr Segovia cvr..............................3.50 1F BJw JHr Sketch var. cvr.......................13.00 1G BJw JHr Platinum var. cvr...................13.00 1H BJw JHr Negative var. cvr...................18.00 2A BJw JHr Batusta cvr,.............................3.00 2B BJw JHr Photo cvr.................................3.00 2C BJw JHr Segovia cvr..............................3.00 2D BJw JHr Sejic cvr...................................3.00

2E BJw JHr Black and white var. cvr.........9.00 2F BJw JHr Platinum var. cvr.....................9.00 3A BJw JHr Batista cvr...............................3.00 3B BJw JHr Segovia cvr..............................3.00 3C BJw JHr Sejic cvr...................................3.00 3D BJw JHr Photo cvr.................................3.50 3E BJw JHr Platinum var. cvr.....................9.00 3F BJw JHr Sketch var. cvr.......................18.00 4A BJw JHr Batista cvr...............................3.00 4B BJw JHr Herbert cvr.............................3.00 4C BJw JHr Photo cvr.................................3.00 4D BJw JHr Sejic cvr..................................3.00 4E BJw JHr Platinum var. cvr....................8.50 4F BJw JHr Sketch var. cvr.......................13.00 5A BJw JHr Batista cvr...............................3.00 5B BJw JHr Herbert cvr.............................3.00 5C BJw JHr Photo cvr.................................3.00 5D BJw JHr Sejic cvr...................................3.00 5E BJw JHr Platinum var. cvr.....................9.00 6A-6D BJw JHr............................................3.00 7A-7C BJw JHr.............................................3.00 8A-8C BJw JHr.............................................3.00 9A-9B BJw JHr............................................3.00 10A-10B BJw JHr.........................................3.00 11A-11B BJw JHr...........................................3.00 12A-12B BJw JHr..........................................3.00 Collected Editions TPB 1A-1B Collects #0-6.......................... 20.00 TPB 2A-2B Collects #7-12......................... 20.00

Battlestar Galactica Special Edition

Maximum Press (1997) 1....................................................................5.00

Battlestar Galactica Special Edition: Centurion Prime

Realm (1999) 1A Cylon cvr................................................ 4.00 1B Variant cvr..............................................7.00

Battlestar Galactica: Starbuck

Maximum Press (1995-1996) 1-3 RLi HGo..................................................3.00

Battlestar Galactica: the Compendium

Maximum Press (1997) 1....................................................................7.00

Battlestar Galactica: the Enemy Within

Maximum Press (1995-1996) 1-3 RLi HGo..................................................3.00

Battlestar Galactica: the Final Five

Dynamite Entertainment (2009) 1A-1B............................................................ 4.00 1C 1:10 Negative var. cvr............................ 8.00 1D 1:15 Negative var. cvr..........................12.00 2A-2B........................................................... 4.00 2C 1:10 Negative var. cvr............................ 8.00 2D 1:15 Negative var. cvr..........................12.00 3A-3B........................................................... 4.00

4A................................................................ 4.00 4B Nigel Raynor var. cvr............................. 7.50 Collected Editions TPB (2009).................................................15.00

Battlestar Galactica: Zarek

Dynamite Entertainment (2006) 1A-1B.............................................................3.50 1C Grayscale var. cvr...................................5.00 1D Sketch var. cvr....................................... 8.00 1E Negative var. cvr................................... 8.00 1F Dynamic Forces red foil var. cvr..........10.00 2A-2B............................................................3.50 2C Red foil var. cvr......................................9.00 2D Sketch var. cvr.......................................9.00 2E Negative var. cvr....................................9.00 3A-3B............................................................3.50 3C Photo foil var. cvr...................................9.00 3D Sketch var. cvr..................................... 12.50 4A-4B...........................................................3.50 4C Photo foil var. cvr..................................9.00 4D Sketch var. cvr.......................................9.00 Collected Editions TPB 1A-1B...................................................15.00

Captain Marvel

Marvel (1968-1970, 1972-1979) 25 JSt B: Jim Starlin art...........................80.00 26 JSt JSt B: Jim Starlin stories & art..... 95.00 27-32 JSt JSt.............................................40.00 33 JSt JSt.................................................. 50.00 34 JSt JSt A: Nuklon; events here lead directly into the “Death of Captain Marvel” graphic novel......................................... 70.00

Challengers of the Unknown

National Periodical/DC (1958-1970, 1973, 1977-1978) 1 JKi JKi...............................................4,000.00 2 JKi JKi................................................1,200.00 3-8...........................................................900.00 9-12..........................................................600.00 13-15........................................................400.00 16-21........................................................300.00 22 E: $0.10 cover price...........................220.00 23-30.......................................................200.00 31 O retold: Challengers of... Unknown.250.00 32-40........................................................140.00 41-47.........................................................80.00 48 A: Doom Patrol................................... 85.00 49-60........................................................ 70.00 61-73..........................................................60.00 74 NAd A: Deadman...............................90.00 75-76..........................................................60.00 77 E: Silver Age Challengers of the Unknown; series canceled with this issue.............60.00 78-80 (1973) All reprints..........................16.00 81-82 (1977) GCy MNa...............................10.00 83-86 GCy KGi...........................................10.00 87 GCy KGi.................................................12.00 Volume II (1991) 1-8 JLb TSa..................................................3.00 Volume III (1997-1998) 1-18...............................................................2.50

Volume IV (2004) 1-6 HCh HCh................................................3.00

Classic Star Wars

Dark Horse (1992-1994) 1 AGo AWi....................................................3.00 2-9 AGo AWi................................................2.50 10 AGo AWi..................................................5.00 11 AGo AWi..................................................2.50 12 AGo AWi..................................................5.00 13 AGo AWi..................................................2.50 14 AGo AWi................................................. 4.00 15-16 AGo AWi.............................................2.50 17-18 AGo AWi............................................ 4.00 19 AGo AWi..................................................2.50 20 AGo AWi Double-sized final issue........5.00 Collected Editions TPB 1-3.........................................................17.00 TPB 4......................................................... 20.00 TPB Box Set 1A.......................................... 30.00 TPB Box Set 1B Signed & numbered ed...75.00

Classic Star Wars: a Long Time Ago

Dark Horse (1999) 1-6 Trade paperback series collecting various stories from the Marvel run...................13.00

Classic Star Wars: a New Hope

Dark Horse (1994) 1-2 Collects Marvel Star Wars #1-6 with allnew covers by Art Adams....................... 6.00 Collected Editions TPB (1994).................................................10.00 TPB (2006) Lucas Books ed.....................14.00

Classic Star Wars: Devil Worlds

Dark Horse (1996) 1 AMo ADa...................................................9.00 2 AMo ADa.................................................. 8.00

Classic Star Wars: Han Solo at Star’s End Dark Horse (1997) 1-3 AGo AAc.................................................3.00 Collected Editions TPB (1997)....................................................7.00

Classic Star Wars: Return of the Jedi

Dark Horse (1994) 1-2 AGo AWi................................................ 4.00 Collected Editions TPB (1995)..................................................10.00 TPB (2006) Lucas Books ed..................... 11.00

Classic Star Wars: the Early Adventures

Dark Horse (1994-1995) 1-8 RMn RMn RHo.......................................2.50 9 RMn RMn RHo.........................................3.00 Collected Editions TPB (1997)................................................. 20.00

PRICE GUIDE Classic Star Wars: the Empire Strikes Back

Classic Star Wars: the Vandelhelm Mission

Dark Horse (1995) One-Shot AGo AWi......................................2.50

Dark Horse Classics Star Wars: Dark Empire

Dark Horse (1997) 1-6 TVe CKe.................................................3.00

DC Comics Presents

DC (1978-1986) Note: Superman team-ups in all issues. 27 LWe JSt B: Mongul; A: Martian Manhunter....................... 30.00 28 LWe JSt A: Supergirl, Mongul.............10.00 29 LWe JSt A: Spectre, Supergirl............10.00 36 PLe JSt A: Starman (Gavyn), Mongul...5.00

DC Graphic Novel

DC (1983-1986) 1 Star Raiders JLGL..................................15.00 7 Space Clusters.........................................7.00

Death’s Head

Marvel UK (1988-1989) 1....................................................................3.50 2....................................................................3.50 3-6................................................................7.00 7-8............................................................... 8.00 9.................................................................10.00 10................................................................. 8.00

Death’s Head II

Marvel (1992) 1-4 DAb ALa LSh..........................................3.00 Volume II (1992-1994) 1-10...............................................................2.50 11-14..............................................................3.00 15 A: Wolverine.......................................... 8.00 16 Final Issue..............................................5.00 The Body in Question GN.........................40.00

Deathlok

Marvel (1990) 1-2 DMc JGu.................................................2.00 3 DMc JGu....................................................3.00 4 DMc JGu.................................................. 4.00 Volume II (1991-1994) 1-30...............................................................2.00 31-32 KHp JPa............................................. 4.00 34 KHp JPa Final Issue..............................5.00 Volume III (1999-2000) 1-11 JCa LMa.................................................2.50

Deathlok: the Demolisher

Marvel (2009-2010) 1-7 CHu LMe................................................ 4.00

Doctor Solar: Man of the Atom

Gold Key (1962-1969) 1...............................................................600.00 2............................................................... 100.00 3-5..............................................................75.00 6-10........................................................... 50.00 11-20.......................................................... 30.00 21-27...........................................................25.00 Whitman (1981-1982) 28-31...........................................................18.00

Droids

Marvel/Star (1986-1987) 1..................................................................14.00 2-8..............................................................10.00

Dreadstar

Marvel/Epic (1982-1986) 1-15 JSt.........................................................3.00 16-19 JSt..................................................... 4.00 20-25 JSt..................................................... 6.00 26 JSt.......................................................... 8.00 Annual 1 JSt................................................3.00 GN JSt JSt..................................................15.00 GN JSt JSt Second print.............................7.00 First (1986-1991) Note: Despite the switch in companies, the numbering and continuity from the Marvel/Epic run continued here. 27-30 JSt......................................................5.00 31-37 JSt.......................................................3.00 38-43 JSt.....................................................5.00 44-49...........................................................3.00 50 PDa........................................................ 6.00 51-64 PDa....................................................5.00 Malibu (1994-1995) 1/2 PDa ECo.................................................3.00 1-6 PDa ECo.................................................2.50

Eclipse Graphic Novels

Eclipse (1983-1997) 07 The Rocketeer SC DSt JHe.................80.00 07 The Rocketeer HC DSt JHe...............150.00

Epic Illustrated

Marvel/Epic (1980-1986) 24 JBy JBy B: Last Galactus Story............12.00 25-32 JBy JBy Last Galactus Story...........10.00 33 JBy JBy Last Galactus Story, Scarce....25.00 34 JBy JBy Last Galactus Story; Final Issue, Scarce......................................................35.00

Ewoks

Marvel/Star (1985-1987) 1..................................................................12.00 2-3...............................................................10.00 4-13.............................................................14.00 14................................................................16.00

Fantastic Four

Marvel (1961-1996, 2003-2011) 1A SLe JKi ¶&O: Fantastic Four, B: Mole Man..........................100,000.00 1B Golden Record reprint w/record.......310.00

1C Golden Record reprint w/o cvr. price.210.00 2 SLe JKi B: Skrulls..........................8,000.00 45 SLe JKi B: Black Bolt, B: Crystal, B: Karnak............................................225.00 46 SLe JKi B: Inhumans......................130.00 47 SLe JKi B: Maximus........................ 110.00 48 SLe JKi B: Silver Surfer.................900.00 49 SLe JKi B: Galactus, Silver Surfer, B: Galactus’ Punisher Robot.............550.00 50 SLe JKi B: Wyatt Wingfoot.......... 1,000.00 55 SLe JKi A: Silver Surfer.....................225.00 56 SLe JKi A: Silver Surfer.....................140.00 57 SLe JKi Doom defeats Silver Surfer... 85.00 62 SLe JKi B: Blastaar.......................... 50.00 64 SLe JKi B: The Kree......................... 50.00 65 SLe JKi B: Ronan the Accuser, B: Supreme Intelligence......................55.00 66 SLe JKi O: Him (Adam Warlock).......150.00 72 SLe JKi A: Silver Surfer......................90.00 74-77 SLe JKi A: Silver Surfer................ 100.00

Farscape

DC/Wildstorm (2002) 1................................................................. 20.00 2..................................................................15.00 Boom! Studios (2008) 1A-1B.............................................................9.00 1C Photo cvr..............................................12.00 1D NYCC Holofoil var. cvr..........................25.00 1E sketch var. cvr......................................25.00 1F Challenger Ed. Limited to 500............ 30.00 2................................................................... 8.00 2C sketch cvr.............................................10.00 2D Challenger Ed. Limited to 500............25.00 3................................................................... 6.00 3C sketch cvr.............................................12.00 4...................................................................5.00

Fringe

DC/Wildstorm (2009) 1-6 TMa........................................................5.00

Fringe: Tales From the Fringe

DC/Wildstorm (2010) 1B 1:10 Photo var. cvr..................................7.00 2B 1:10 “Death of Batman” var. cvr.........12.00 3B 1:10 “Man of Steel Returns” var. cvr... 12.00 4B 1:10 “Crisis/Death of Superman” var..12.00 5B 1:10 “Justice League” var. cvr..............12.00 6B 1:10 IRe “Red Lantern/Red Arrow”....12.00

Gears of War

DC/Wildstorm (2008-2010) 1A..................................................................7.00 1B var. cvr..................................................12.00 2-3................................................................ 6.00 4A.................................................................5.00 4B var. cvr................................................... 8.00 5A.................................................................5.00 5B var. cvr.................................................12.00 6A.................................................................5.00 6B var. cvr..................................................12.00 5-9................................................................5.00 10-12............................................................ 4.00 Specials Gears of War Reader.................................. 4.00

Gears of War HC.........................................25.00 Gears of War Sourcebook (2009)...............5.00

Ghostbusters

First (1986) 1-4.................................................................5.00

Ghostbusters

Now (1989) 1-3................................................................ 6.00

Ghostbusters: Displaced Aggression

IDW (2009) 1A-1B.............................................................5.00 1C Incentive var...........................................9.00 2A-2B............................................................4.50 2C Incentive var..........................................8.50 3A-3B........................................................... 4.00 3C B&W var................................................. 8.00 4A-4B.......................................................... 4.00 4C Virgin var. cvr........................................ 8.00

Ghostbusters: Ghost Busted

Tokyopop (2008) 1..................................................................13.00

Ghostbusters Legion

88 MPH (2004) 1A................................................................12.00 1B Second print.......................................... 6.00 1C DBr var cvr........................................... 20.00 1D Demon dog var. cvr..............................15.00 1E Graham var...........................................12.00 1F Incentive busted ghost var..................35.00 1G Trap cvr.................................................35.00 2A.................................................................5.00 2B DBr var. cvr..........................................12.00 3A.................................................................3.00 3B DBr var. cvr........................................... 6.00 4A.................................................................3.00 4B DBr var. cvr............................................3.50 4C Bulldog var. cvr......................................7.00

Ghostbusters: the Other Side

IDW (2008) 1................................................................... 6.00 2....................................................................4.50 3-4............................................................... 4.00

Ghostbusters: Past Present

IDW (2009) 1A-1B............................................................ 4.00 1C Incentive var. ........................................ 8.00

Godzilla

Marvel (1977-1979) 1................................................................. 50.00 2A...............................................................25.00 2B $0.35 var. cvr..................................... 100.00 3A.............................................................. 20.00 3B $0.35 var. cvr.................................... 100.00 4................................................................ 20.00 5-6..............................................................12.00 7-20............................................................. 8.00 21-22...........................................................14.00

PRICE GUIDE 23................................................................18.00 24...............................................................25.00

Godzilla

Dark Horse (1988) 1....................................................................5.00 2-6............................................................... 4.00 Volume II (1995-1996) 1-12............................................................... 4.00 13-14.............................................................5.00 16..................................................................7.00 Specials ... Color Special (1992) AAd........................5.00 ... King of the Monsters Special (1987)...... 8.00 Godzilla vs. Barkley (1993)..........................5.00 Godzilla vs. Hero Zero (1995)......................2.50

Grendel

Comico (1983) 1 MWg MWg...............................................15.00 2-3 MWg MWg............................................10.00 Volume II (1986-1990) 1 MWg APn JPn B: Christine Spar............7.00 2-3 MWg APn JPn....................................... 6.00 4-12 MWg APn JPn......................................5.00 13-15 MWg BMi............................................5.00 16-19 MWg MWg......................................... 4.00 20-22 MWg HKi TSa.....................................3.00 23 MWg TSa B: Tim Sale pencils on Grendel........................................5.00 24 MWg JKS B: Orion Assante................ 4.00 25-33 MWg JKS............................................3.00 34-40 MWg TSa.......................................... 4.00

Grendel: Behold the Devil

Dark Horse (2007-2008) 0...................................................................2.00 1-7.................................................................3.50 8...................................................................5.00

Grendel: Black, White, & Red

Dark Horse (1998-1999) 1-4................................................................ 4.00

Grendel: Devil Child

Dark Horse (1999) 1-2.................................................................3.00

Grendel: Devil Inside

Dark Horse (2001) 1-3.................................................................3.00

Grendel: Devil Quest

Dark Horse (1995) 1................................................................... 8.00

Grendel: Devil’s Legacy

Dark Horse (2000-2001) 1-12................................................................3.00

Grendel: Devil’s Reign

Dark Horse (2004) 1-4................................................................ 4.00

Grendel: God and Devil

Dark Horse (2003) 1-9.................................................................3.50 10..................................................................5.00

Grendel: Past Prime

Dark Horse (2000) Illustrated Novel GRu MWg......................15.00

Grendel: Red, White, & Black

Dark Horse (2000) 1-4 MWg multiple artists used, with only colors being black, white, and red.........5.00

Grendel Tales: Devil in Our Midst

Dark Horse (1994) 1-5.................................................................3.00

Grendel Tales: Devil May Care Dark Horse (1996) 1-6.................................................................3.00

Grendel Tales: Devil’s Apprentice

Dark Horse (1997) 1-3.................................................................3.00

Grendel Tales: Devil’s Choices

Dark Horse (1995) 1-4.................................................................3.00

Grendel Tales: Devil’s Hammer

Dark Horse (1994) 1-3.................................................................3.00

Grendel Tales: Devils and Deaths

Dark Horse (1994) 1-2................................................................ 4.00

Grendel Tales: Four Devils, One Hell

Dark Horse (1993-1994) 1-6.................................................................3.00

Grendel Tales: Homecoming

Dark Horse (1994-1995) 1-3.................................................................3.00

Grendel: War Child

Dark Horse (1992) 1-10 MWg PMc Continues story from Comico.............. 4.00 HC MWg PMc.............................................100.0

Halo

Marvel (2006) HC.............................................................. 30.00

Halo: Blood Lines

Marvel (2009) 1-5................................................................ 4.00

Halo: Helljumper

Marvel (2009-2010) 1-5................................................................ 4.00

Halo: Uprising

Hellboy in the Chapel of Moloch

Dark Horse (2008) 1 MMi MMI.................................................14.00

Marvel (2007-2008) 1A BMB AMa............................................... 8.00 1B BMB AMa Second print sketch var.......5.00 2-4 BMB AMa..............................................5.00

Hellboy in Mexico

Hellboy 2: the Art of the Movie

Hellboy: the Island

Dark Horse (2008) 1................................................................. 30.00

Hellboy: 10th Anniversary Sketchbook

Dark Horse (2010-PRESENT) 1A MMi RCo.................................................3.50 1B MMi RCo 1:25 MMi var. cvr................... 8.00 Dark Horse (2005) 1-2 MMi MMi..............................................12.00

Hellboy, Jr.

Dark Horse (2004) 1 MMi........................................................40.00

Dark Horse (1999) 1 MMi...........................................................9.00 2 MMi.......................................................... 6.00 Hellboy Jr. Halloween Special (1997)......... 4.00

Hellboy: Almost Colossus

Hellboy: the Lost Army

Dark Horse (1997) 1 MMi........................................................ 20.00 2 MMi.........................................................18.00

Hellboy: Animated Graphic Novel Series

Dark Horse (2007) 1-3.................................................................9.00

Hellboy: Art of the Movie

Dark Horse (2004) 1..................................................................35.00

Hellboy: Bones of Giants

Dark Horse (2001) 1 CGo MMi..................................................25.00

Hellboy: Box Full of Evil

Dark Horse (1999) 1-2 MMi MMi............................................. 20.00

Hellboy: Bride of Hell

Dark Horse (2009) 0 MMi RCo.................................................. 6.00

Hellboy Christmas Special

Dark Horse (1997) 0 MMi........................................................32.00

Hellboy: Conquerer Worm

Dark Horse (2001) 1-4 MMi......................................................12.00

Hellboy: Crooked Man

Dark Horse (2008) 1 MMi RCo....................................................9.00 2-3 MMi RCo............................................... 6.00

Hellboy: Darkness Calls

Dark Horse (2007) 1-6................................................................ 8.00

Hellboy: the Ice Wolves

Dark Horse (2009) Illustrated Novel MCh DFe.......................13.00

Dark Horse (1997) Illustrated Novel CGo MMi.......................25.00

Hellboy: Makoma

Dark Horse (2006) 1-2 MMi RCo.................................................9.00

Hellboy: the Mole & Other Stories

Dark Horse (2008) Free Comic Book Day giveaway MMi.........5.00

Hellboy: Odd Jobs

Dark Horse (1999) Illustrated Novel CGo MMi.......................25.00

Hellboy: Odder Jobs

Dark Horse (2004) Illustrated Novel GDT MMi...................... 20.00

Hellboy: Seed of Destruction

Dark Horse (1994) 1 MMi MMi.................................................24.00 2 MMi MMi................................................ 20.00 3-4 MMi.....................................................16.00

Hellboy: the Corpse

Dark Horse (2004) 1 MMi $0.25 reprint....................................3.00

Hellboy: the Corpse and the Iron Shoes

Dark Horse (1996) 1 MMi MMi................................................ 30.00

Hellboy: the Wolves of Saint August

Dark Horse (1996) 1 MMi MMi.................................................26.00

Hellboy: Third Wish

Dark Horse (2002) 1 MMi MMi.................................................12.00 2 MMi MMi...................................................9.00

PRICE GUIDE Hellboy: Wake the Devil

Dark Horse (1996) 1 MMi MMi.................................................16.00 2 MMi MMi.................................................12.00 3-4 MMi MMi...............................................9.00 5 MMi MMi.................................................. 6.00

Kamandi, the Last Boy on Earth

Dark Horse (2003) 1..................................................................14.00 2-5.................................................................9.00 6.................................................................16.00 7-8............................................................... 8.00

DC (1972-1978) 1 JKi JKi.................................................... 50.00 2 JKi JKi....................................................40.00 3-5..............................................................35.00 6-10........................................................... 30.00 11-28.......................................................... 20.00 29 A: Superman........................................25.00 30-31.......................................................... 20.00 32 Giant.................................................... 30.00 33-40......................................................... 20.00 41-59...........................................................15.00

Hellboy: Wild Hunt

Light and Darkness War

Hellboy: Weird Tales

Dark Horse (2008-2009) 1A MMi DFe.................................................5.00 1B MMi DFe ltd. to 1,000......................... 30.00 2-4 MMi DFe............................................... 4.00 5-8 MMi DFe................................................3.00

Marvel/Epic (1988-1989) 1 TVe CKe B: Veitch/Kennedy collaboration.........................................3.00 2-6 TVe CKe.................................................2.50

Infinity Crusade

Marvel (1977) 1 GPe.........................................................10.00 2 GPe.........................................................12.00 3 GPe.........................................................12.00 4 GPe.........................................................10.00 5 GPe.........................................................10.00 6A GPe B: Solo Thanos story............... 30.00 6B GPe $0.35 variant.............................. 85.00 7A GPe.......................................................15.00 7B GPe $0.35 variant.............................. 85.00

Marvel (1993) 1-6 JSt RLm.................................................5.00

Infinity Gauntlet

Marvel (1991) 1-6 JSt GPe RLm......................................... 6.00

Infinity War

Marvel (1992) 1-6 JSt RLm................................................ 4.00

Incredible Hulk, the Marvel

Volume II (1968-1999, 2007-Present) Previously: Tales to Astonish #1-101 177 RTh HTr “D:” Adam Warlock............ 45.00 178 RTh HTr R: Adam Warlock................ 45.00

Iron Man

Marvel (1968-1996) See Tales of Suspense #39 for B: Iron Man 54 MFh GTu B: Moondragon, B: ISAAC, “Thanos War” begins....................... 42.00 55 JSt JSt B: Drax, B: Chronos, B: Thanos, B: Starfox, B: Mentor..................200.00

John Carter, Warlord of Mars

Marvel (1977-1979) 1A................................................................15.00 1B $0.35 variant....................................... 70.00 2A-5A............................................................7.00 2B-5B $0.35 variant................................. 70.00 6-10..............................................................5.00 11-17..............................................................4.50 18 FMi B: Frank Miller art @ Marvel....12.00 19-22.............................................................4.50 23-27............................................................ 6.00 28................................................................ 8.00 Annuals 1-3................................................................ 6.00

Logan’s Run

Magnus: Robot Fighter

Gold Key (1963-1977) 1 RMa......................................................400.00 2-3 RMa.................................................. 100.00 4-10 RMa..................................................60.00 11-20..........................................................40.00 21............................................................... 30.00 22A-23A..................................................... 30.00 22B-23B $0.15 variant.............................160.00 24-28..........................................................25.00 29-45..........................................................15.00 46 Final Issue...........................................25.00 Valiant (1991-1996) 0................................................................60.00 1..................................................................15.00 2..................................................................12.00 3-8................................................................9.00 9-10..............................................................3.00 11..................................................................5.00 12................................................................10.00 13................................................................15.00 14-62............................................................3.00 63.................................................................5.00 64...............................................................12.00 Yearbook 1 (1991).........................................................3.00 Acclaim (1997-1998) 1A-1B.............................................................3.00 1C B&W review copy...................................3.00 2-12...............................................................3.50 13-14.............................................................5.00 15-16............................................................. 7.50 17................................................................10.00 18................................................................12.00

Magnus: Robot Fighter/Nexus Dark Horse/Valiant (1993) 1-2 SRu.........................................................3.00

Marshal Law

2-10...............................................................2.50 11-13..............................................................3.00 14-15.............................................................5.00 16-17.............................................................3.00

Marvel/Epic (1987-1989) 1-5.................................................................3.00 6...................................................................5.00

Ministry of Space

Marvel Graphic Novel

Mystery in Space

Marvel (1982-1988) 1 JSt JSt “Death of Captain Marvel”...... 50.00 3 JSt JSt “Dreadstar”...............................18.00 6 WSi WSi “Star Slammers”..................... 8.00 7 DMc PCR “Killraven”.............................. 8.00 8 JBy RWi “Super Boxers”........................ 6.00 9 DCo DCo “Futurians”............................. 8.00 13 ELe MKa “Starstruck”...........................7.00 25 CPo FCi “Alien Legion: Grey Day to Die”.................................. 11.00 38 JBu SLe “Silver Surfer: Judgment”... 20.00

Marvel Premiere

Marvel (1972-1981) 1 RTh GKa O: Adam Warlock...................80.00 2 RTh GKa A: Adam Warlock....................28.00

Marvel Two-in-One

Marvel (1974-1983) 27 MWo Early A: Deathlok.......................25.00 54 JBy A: Deathlok..................................25.00 Annuals 2 JSt JSt A: Thanos, Warlock, Captain Marvel, Spider-Man, Avengers; last Thanos until return in Silver Surfer #34 in 1990........ 50.00

Micronauts

Marvel (1979-1984) 1.................................................................... 7.50 2-4................................................................5.00 5-6............................................................... 6.00 7-10...............................................................9.00 11-20.............................................................4.50 21-22.............................................................3.50 23-25.............................................................3.00 26-34............................................................5.00 35-41.............................................................4.50 42-51.............................................................5.00 52-57.............................................................4.50 58...............................................................12.00 59 Final Issue............................................18.00 Annauls 1.................................................................... 7.50 2....................................................................4.50 Image (2002-2003) 1A..................................................................3.00 1B Con. var. cvr............................................ 4.00 2-11...............................................................3.00

Micronauts: Karza

Image (2003) 1-4.................................................................3.00

Micronauts: the New Voyages

Marvel (1984-1986) 1....................................................................3.00

Image (2001-2004) 1-3 WEl CWe................................................ 4.00 DC (1951-1966, 1980-1981) 1............................................................5,000.00 2............................................................3,000.00 3-4.........................................................1,500.00 5-10....................................................... 1,000.00 11-15..........................................................750.00 16-20.......................................................500.00 21-40.......................................................400.00 41-52.........................................................375.00 53 GFo CIn B: Adam Strange; Adam Strange appears in every issue through 99, and agan in #102..................................... 2,500.00 54-55.......................................................800.00 56............................................................400.00 57-58.......................................................900.00 59-61.......................................................800.00 62............................................................ 350.00 63 O: Vandor..........................................600.00 64-65.................................................... 1,000.00 66-70.......................................................600.00 71 E: $0.10 cover price...........................400.00 72............................................................. 260.00 73.............................................................420.00 74............................................................ 260..00 75 A: Justice League of America............320.00 76.............................................................225.00 77.............................................................. 175.00 78............................................................300.00 79............................................................. 175.00 80............................................................ 350.00 81-82.........................................................250.00 83-84.......................................................200.00 85-86........................................................180.00 87-90 A: Hawkman................................ 260.00 91-95.........................................................80.00 96-99 E: Adam Strange...........................60.00 100-101.................................................... 100.00 102 A: Adam Strange...............................80.00 103.............................................................80.00 104-110......................................................60.00 Note: This series would end here in 1966, returning in 1980 and continuing this volume for an additional six issues. 111-117.......................................................... 8.00

Nexus

First (1983-2008) 1 SRu............................................................5.00 2....................................................................5.00 3....................................................................2.00 4...................................................................3.00 5....................................................................5.00 6...................................................................3.50 7-11...............................................................2.00 12-33.............................................................3.50 34................................................................ 6.00

PRICE GUIDE 35..................................................................3.50 36................................................................ 6.00 37-41.............................................................3.50 42-43............................................................5.00 42-49............................................................7.00 50-51.............................................................5.00 52-56............................................................3.00 57..................................................................5.00 58-59............................................................3.00 60.................................................................5.00 61-74.............................................................3.50 75.................................................................. 7.50 76.................................................................5.00 77-79............................................................. 7.50 80...............................................................10.00

Nexus: Alien Justice

Dark Horse (1992-1993) 1-3................................................................ 4.00

Nexus: Executioner’s Song

Dark Horse (1996) 1-4.................................................................3.00

Nexus: God Con

Dark Horse (1997) 1-2................................................................ 6.00

Nexus Legends

First (1989-1991) 1-15................................................................1.50 16-23.............................................................2.00

Nexus: the Liberator

Dark Horse (1992) 1-4.................................................................2.50

Nexus Meets Madman

Dark Horse (1996) 1....................................................................5.00

Nexus: Nightmare in Blue

Dark Horse (1997) 1-3.................................................................3.00 4.................................................................. 4.00

Nexus: the Origin

Dark Horse (1992) 1................................................................... 4.00

OMAC

DC (1974-1975) 1 JKi..........................................................60.00 2-8 JKi........................................................25.00 Volume II (2006-2007) 1-8.................................................................3.00

OMAC: One-Man Army Corps

DC (1991) 1-4 JBy........................................................ 4.00

OMAC Project

DC (2005) 1..................................................................10.00 2-6............................................................... 4.00

Specials Infinite Crisis Special (2006).......................5.00

23 MBr HVo Final Issue............................10.00

Omega Men

Comico (1986) 1A MBr NVo KSt........................................15.00 1B MBr NVo KSt Second print................... 7.50

DC (1983-1986) 1-2.................................................................2.00 3 B: Lobo................................................. 8.00 4-8................................................................2.00 9...................................................................3.00 10-19.............................................................2.50 20.................................................................5.00 21-25.............................................................3.00 26................................................................ 6.00 27-34.............................................................3.50 35..................................................................3.00 36-37............................................................5.00 38.................................................................3.50 Annuals 1-2.................................................................2.00 Volume II (2006-20076) 1-6.................................................................3.00

Pacific Presents

Pacific (1982-1984) 1-2 DSt DSt O: Rocketeer........................... 7.50

Planetary

DC/Wildstorm (1999-2006) 1 WEl JCa B: Elijah Snow, B: Jakita Wagner, B: Drummer.....6.50 2-18 WEl JCa................................................3.50 19 WEl JCa Mystery in Space; angels.......14.00 20-26 WEl JCa..............................................3.50 Specials Absolute Planetary HC............................180.00 Planetary/Batman: Night on Earth..........12.00 Ruling the World......................................... 6.00 Terra Occulta............................................... 6.00

Rip Hunter, Time Master

DC (1961-1965) 1...............................................................800.00 2............................................................... 450.00 3-5............................................................250.00 6-7............................................................ 175.00 8-20.......................................................... 125.00 21-29...........................................................75.00

Robocop

Marvel (1990-1992) 1-22...............................................................1.50 23 SFu Final Issue......................................2.50

Robocop 2

Marvel (1990) 1-3.................................................................1.00

Robotech Defenders

DC (1985) 1-2 AHl JHt MAn..........................................2.00

Robotech Masters

Comico (1985-1988) 1-19 MBr NVo...............................................2.00 20-21 MBr HVo........................................... 4.00 22 MBr HVo................................................ 6.00

Robotech: the Graphic Novel

Robotech: the Macross Saga

Comico (1985-1989) 1....................................................................9.00 Note: the first issue only has “Macross” in the logo, and many will have that issue listed under that title. 2-21...............................................................1.50 22-24.............................................................2.00 25..................................................................3.00 26-27........................................................... 6.00 28-29........................................................... 8.00 30-34..........................................................10.00 35................................................................12.00 36 Final Issue............................................16.00

Robotech: the New Generation

Comico (1985-1989) 1-19...............................................................1.50 20-23............................................................3.00 24.................................................................5.00 25 Final Issue............................................ 6.00

Rocket Raccoon

Marvel (1985) 1-2 BMa MMg.............................................. 4.00 3-4 BMa MMg............................................. 6.00

Rocketeer Adventure Magazine

73 BMa SDi................................................. 4.00 74 BMa SDi JBy.......................................... 6.00 75 BMa SDi PCR Final Issue.......................9.00 Annuals 1 BMa PBr....................................................2.00 2 BMa SBu.................................................. 4.00 3 BMa A: New Mutants..............................2.00 4 BMa SDi...................................................5.00

Serenity

Dark Horse (2005) 1A BMt WCo John Cassaday var. cvr........10.00 1B BMt WCo J.G. Jones var. cvr................10.00 1C BMt WCo Bryan Hitch var. cvr.............. 8.00 1D BMt WCo Cassaday cvr. second print...6.50 1E BMt WCo Jones cvr. second print........ 6.00 1F BMt WCo Hitch cvr. second print..........5.50 2A-2C BMt WCo........................................... 7.50 2D-2F BMt WCo Second printings.............5.00 3A-3C BMt WCo............................................7.00 Collected Editions Those Left Behind HC............................... 20.00 Those Left Behind TPB..............................10.00

Serenity: Better Days

Dark Horse (2008) 1A BMt WCo.................................................7.00 1B BMt WCo Adam Hughes var. cvr........60.00 2-3 BMt WCo................................................5.00 Collected Editions HC.............................................................. 20.00 TPB.............................................................10.00

Serenity: Float Out

Dark Horse (2010) 1A-1B POs PRn One-Shot.......................... 4.00

Comico (1988-1989) 1 DSt MKa................................................... 6.00 2 DSt MKa..................................................12.00

Serenity: the Shepherd’s Tale

Rocketeer Special Edition

Showcase

Eclipse (1984) 1 DSt DSt...................................................16.00

ROG 2000

Pacific (1982) 1 RSt JBy Collects back-ups from E-Man #6-10 (1973) from Charlton................................9.00

Rom

Marvel (1979-1986) 1 BMa SBu.................................................25.00 2 BMa SBu...................................................6.50 3-9 BMa SBu...............................................5.50 10-15 BMa SBu............................................4.50 16 BMa SBu.................................................3.50 17 BMa SBu A: X-Men................................ 8.00 18 BMa SBu A: X-Men................................5.00 19-35 BMa SBu............................................3.00 36-55 BMa SBu............................................2.00 56-58 BMa SBu A: Alpha Flight.................2.50 59-65 BMa SDi............................................1.50 66 BMa SDi A: X-Men..................................2.00 67-71 BMa SDi.............................................1.50 72 BMa SDi “Secret Wars II”.....................2.50

Dark Horse (2010) OGN JWh ZWh CSa....................................15.00 DC (1956-1978) 6 JKi ¶&O: Challengers of the Unknown....................................5,000.00 7 JKi A: Challengers of the Unknown...........................................4,000.00 11-12 JKi A: Challengers of the Unknown........................................... 3,500.00 15 B: Space Ranger..........................4,000.00 16 A: Space Ranger..............................1,500.00 17 GFx MSe ¶&O: Adam Strange....... 9,500.00 18-19 GFx MSe A: Adam Strange.......2,000.00 20 ¶&O: Rip Hunter............................2,000.00 21 MSe A: Rip Huner.......................... 1,000.00 25-26 JKu A: Rip Hunter.....................1,200.00 41-42 A: Tommy Tomorrow...................300.00 44 A: Tommy Tomorrow.........................250.00 46-47 A: Tommy Tomorrow...................150.00

Solar, Man of the Atom

Valiant (1991-1996) 1 JSh BWS....................................................5.00 2-6 JSh BWS............................................... 4.00 7 JSh BWS.................................................. 6.00 8 JSh BWS...................................................7.00

PRICE GUIDE 9 JSh BWS.................................................. 6.00 10A JSh BWS w/card................................12.00 10B JSh BWS w/o card.............................. 4.00 11 JSh SDi....................................................5.00 12-15 JSh SDi...............................................2.25 16-42............................................................2.25 43.................................................................7.00 44.................................................................3.00 45.................................................................9.00 46................................................................ 6.00 47-48........................................................... 8.00 49-51............................................................3.50 52-53...........................................................10.00 54-55........................................................... 8.00 56-57........................................................... 4.00 58-59..........................................................14.00 60 Final Issue...........................................18.00 Collected Editions Alpha and Omega HC............................... 50.00 Alpha and Omega TPB Bagged w/poster.24.00 Second Death TPB.....................................15.00 Acclaim (1997) One-Shot WEl DRo..................................... 8.00 Specials Revelations JKr PZi.................................... 4.00

Solar, Man of the Atom - Hell on Earth

ACCLAIM (1998) 1A..................................................................3.00 1B Retailer Review ed..............................10.00 2..................................................................12.00 3................................................................... 6.00 4................................................................ 20.00

Space Ace: Defender of the Universe

Crossgen (2003) 1-3 RKi..........................................................3.00

Star Blazers

Comico (1987) 1-4.................................................................2.00 Volume II (1989) 1....................................................................2.00 2....................................................................3.50 3-4................................................................5.00 5.................................................................... 7.50

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