, Tom Sutton, Bill Everett, Pablo Marcos, Pat Boyette Absolutely packed full of horror and suspense Skywald's black-and-white comic magazine Psycho #6 (May 1972) features a fantastic cover by Vicente Segrelles, plus the combined talents of Pablo Marcos, Pat Boyette, Jeff Jones, Ross Andru, Allan Asherman, Gus St. Anthony, Tom Sutton and Bill Everett - and all reproduced here completely like the original comic magazine. Don't hang around - these horror's will soon be gone again!

, Pete Costanza Whiz Comics #23 (Fawcett Comics, Oct. 1941) is notable for featuring the debut of a character named Ibis the Invincible . Created by writer Bill Parker and artist C.C. Beck, Ibis was a magician who possessed a magical amulet that granted him various powers, including super strength, flight, and the ability to cast spells. Ibis the Invincible became one of Fawcett's popular characters, appearing in numerous issues of Whiz Comics and later getting his own title.

, Pete Costanza Whiz Comics #26, published by Fawcett Comics in January 1942, continues the adventures of Captain Marvel, also known as Shazam!, and his alter ego, Billy Batson. This issue features a mix of action, adventure, and humor, typical of the stories in the series!

Whiz Comics #34, September 1942, like other issues in the series, features a mix of action-packed superhero adventures, humor, and morality tales. The primary hero of Whiz Comics is Captain Marvel, who confronts various villains, protects the innocent, and battles against forces of evil. In these stories. Captain Marvel uses his incredible powers, which he gained by speaking the magic word "Shazam!" to transform from the young newsboy Billy Batson into the mighty superhero.

, Alex Schomburg, Graham Ingels, George Roussos Brad Spencer is accidentally exposed to a sizzling voltage of a secret current, giving him super powers, which he to become the super crime-fighter, Wonderman ! He is aided by his girlfriend, Carol Paige. Wonderman has the ability to become invulnerable (as hard as steel) and has super-strength. Working from his Wonderlab, Wonderman created the world's most powerful telescope and had soon confiscated an enemy's Vacuum Spiral device which allowed him to cross great distances, such as the Sun, in a matter of minutes. His enemies included Lilith, Dr. Voodoo, and the Immortal Emperor. Collects Mystery Comics #1-4 (Aug. - Dec. 1944). and Wonder Comics #9-20 (Dec. 1946 - Oct. 1948). Also available in a Deluxe Slipcased edition.

, Bob Fujitani, Joe Kubert, Bob Powell More horror and suspense for Classic Horror Comics Volume 8! Starting with this little gem: Front Page is a Pre-Code anthology from Harvey that contains the origin and first appearance of the Man in Black. This was the only issue of the series. Prize Mystery stories with an added cash incentive for the lucky 1950s reader if they can solve a two-page mystery involving murder. Ironically, solutions to the prize mysteries were to be announced in the issue #4, but, alas it never happened. Man in Black - the faceless occult avenger tells strange stories, sometimes intervening in person, other times merely letting ironic fate unfold. Reproduced completely from cover to cover as they should be - just like the original comic! So if your mom tells you that you're restricted to just one comic book this week, then this baby is for you, no question! So don't miss the chance to buy this little horror! Also available in a Deluxe Slipcased edition.