It's a 100-pager, odds are there should be something good in there, right?...right? From 1974, House of Mystery #228 , featuring storie...

I bought two copies of this one from a quarter bin that had at least three; because the print quality on the covers varied wildly between t...

The title for this one was intended to keep from disparaging Windex; the fact that it refers to the Squadron Supreme as well is just a happ...

Yet another X-title picked up randomly, because it had a lot of X-Men on the cover. This was promoted in the checklist as "guest-star...

Early issues of this series are pretty easy to pull from the back-issue boxes, but I feel like the latter ones are a bit more scarce. I luc...

Also, you could've maybe bought this at a Wal-Mart four years ago--comics for sale in Wal-Mart? Sure that was this century? From 2020, ...

Well, this was continued from Marvel Two-in-One #7 . Synopis: "The Thing and Valkyrie stop Enchantress and the Executioner. The Thing ...

That's probably not a Farnsworth Parabox ...well, maybe. How much of Ch'od's sale stuff does he have no idea what it is? It m...

This issue had kind of a striking cover, and I also didn't remember J'onn had a solo book for so long: from 2001, Martian Manhunter...

I also wish I had the previous issue handy, but we make do. From 1983, Doctor Strange #58 , "...At Loose Ends!" Written by Roger ...