, Ken Battlefield, Al Hartley, Howard Sherman, William McClellan Step back into the Golden Age with Startling Comics! These classics from 1947 are packed with daring adventures and larger-than-life heroes. Join Lance Lewis, Space Detective, as he unravels an interstellar mystery, and marvel at the brave exploits of the Fighting Yank, who faces treachery on the homefront. With additional thrilling tales and stunning vintage artwork, this facsimile edition captures the pulse-pounding excitement of the era.

, Ken Battlefield, Al Hartley, Howard Sherman, William McClellan Synopsis: : Better Publications: Startling Comics: ISSUES : #45 The adventure continues with Startling Comics #45! This issue features the Fighting Yank as he takes on a dangerous mission to protect freedom and justice. Other exciting stories include Lance Lewis, Space Detective, venturing into uncharted realms of science fiction, along with an array of heroic escapades and thrilling surprises. Packed with vibrant Golden Age charm, this facsimile edition is a true celebration of classic comics and their timeless appeal.

, Ken Battlefield, Al Hartley, Howard Sherman, William McClellan Synopsis: : Better Publications: Startling Comics: ISSUES : #46 Get ready for another thrilling ride with Startling Comics #46! In this beautifully restored facsimile edition, the Fighting Yank returns to take on a sinister plot threatening the safety of the nation. Lance Lewis, Space Detective, delivers more sci-fi adventure, while additional tales showcase daring feats, quick thinking, and good old-fashioned heroism. Perfectly capturing the 1947 magic of the Golden Age, this issue is a must-have for fans of classic comic adventures.

, Mac Raboy, Phil Bard Golden Age comics don't get more iconic than America's Greatest Comics #3 and #4! Featuring Captain Marvel himself (known today as Shazam) at the height of his popularity, these 1940s classics are is packed with larger-than-life adventures. Follow Captain Marvel as he takes on dangerous villains and protects the innocent with his signature mix of power and charm. Additional stories feature unforgettable heroes like Bulletman and Spy Smasher in gripping tales of action and intrigue. Restored by PS Artbooks to faithfully recreate every detail, these facsimile editions are a nostalgic trip into comic book history!

, Mac Raboy, Phil Bard Synopsis: : Fawcett Comics America's Greatest Comics: ISSUE : #4 Return to the Golden Age with America's Greatest Comics #4! Captain Marvel leads the charge in another thrilling adventure, using his incredible powers to battle evil and protect the innocent. Meanwhile, Bulletman and Bulletgirl, Spy Smasher, and Minute-Man deliver gripping, action-packed stories of bravery and ingenuity. Restored with care by PS Artbooks, this facsimile edition recreates the 1940s classic in stunning detail. A must-have for anyone who loves vintage comics and legendary heroes!

, Zesar, Cesar Lopez, Suso, Jose Maria Cardona The weirdest, most exciting, dramatic, visual, compelling, literate, ghastliest and powerful horror characters are all in issue #7 of Scream (July 1974), the black-and-white comic magazine by Skywald! Starting with "The Man With No Face" from Al Hewetson and Jose Maria Cardona. Next is Nosferatu in "Satan's Third Reich" scripted by Al Hewetson, and penciled by Zesar. Then it's an adaptation of a short story from Edgar Allan Poe, "Berenice," again scripted by Al Hewetson and penciled by Ricardo Villamonte. Plus "The Descent into Hell!" The Saga of the Frankenstein Monster from Hewetson and Cesar Lopez and "I Am Horror" The Saga of the Victims from Hewetson and Suso.

, Tony Tallarico, Dick Ayers I mean, c'mon! The original copies of these comics will have been swapped a hundred-fold or sold for pennies when the recess bell sounded in the magical long-ago frightful freakin' fab'n' fantastic fifties schoolyards. And now you can pick 'em up for peanuts. Go get, 'em folks. I'm coming over all wistful so you'll have to excuse me... it starts good and just keeps right on gettin' gooder. Featuring the talents of Myron Fass, Marty Elkin, Edvard Moritz, Bill Allison, Tony Tallarico and the wonderful Dick Ayers. Collects Secret Mysteries #17-19 (March 1954-July 1955) and Tense Suspense #1-2 (December 1958-February 1959).

, Bill Molno, Dick Giordano, Charles Nicholas Space Adventures Volume 10 features "The Beast of Bardo"-alone on a strange planet, they had to survive this demon or perish! From the amazing duplicator emerges "The Ambassador from Earth." Olsen left Earth, never to return... until he had to make "The Trip Back!" And finally, could you be one of the robots. No one believed it, until it was too late and they invaded the Earth! So join the crusade pilgrims and don't miss your place on this shuttle... because if you wanna get on board the space station you better be quick, cos these rockets will soon be out of this world! Collects Space Adventures #47-51 (September 1962-May 1963).