ITEM # Micronauts – The New Voyages # 1 - 20

The Micronauts: The New Voyages is a science fiction comic book series published by Marvel Comics in the early 1980s, serving as a continuation of the original Micronauts run. Written by Peter B. Gillis with art by Kelley Jones, the series launched in October 1984 and expanded the adventures of the heroic team within the Microverse, a subatomic dimension filled with cosmic threats, political struggles, and surreal landscapes. Known for its more experimental tone and mature themes compared to its predecessor, The New Voyages explored philosophical ideas alongside space opera action. Though it lasted only 20 issues, the series is remembered for its bold storytelling and distinct visual style, making it a cult favorite among Marvel’s 1980s sci-fi titles.

ITEM # Vanity # 1 - 2

 The main story revolves around Vanity, a space-travelling and attractive woman, who along with her companions the Prof. and Ma'Nan, live aboard a space faring vessel that is currently in the skies above Earth, hidden from view.   A secret US Government agency knows about Vanity, and she is soon summoned to their headquarters to discuss a situation that is happening on the Earth's moon.

ITEM # Jack Of Hearts # 1 - 4

From the pages of IRON MAN and MARVEL TEAM-UP, fan favorite Jack of Hearts returns in his own limited series! Jack Hart begins a quest to uncover his true origins — in a story that brings him face to face with everyone from SHIELD to some strange races of aliens to Marcy Kane (from the pages of Spider-Man)! What could the hidden history of Jack of Hearts have to do with all of these characters?

ITEM # A-Team # 1 - 3

 

In 1972 a crack commando unit was sent to prison by a military court for a crime they didn't commit! These men promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Los Angeles Underground! Today, still wanted by the government, they survive as Soldiers of Fortune! If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire... The A-Team!

ITEM # The Shade Special

 

ITEM # THE NEW GODS VOL. 2 # 1 - 6

 Reprintings of the classic 1970’s Kirby tales with an all new conclusion!

 

ITEM # Dalgoda Vol. 1 #1 – 8

Dalgoda Vol. 1 #1–8 is a science fiction comic series published by Fantagraphics Books. Created by writer Jan Strnad and artist Dennis Fujitake, the series is notable for its mix of humor, political intrigue, and space adventure. Below is an overview of the series' key features and storyline:

Overview

Publisher: Fantagraphics Books
Writer: Jan Strnad
Artist: Dennis Fujitake
Publication Period: August 1984 – April 1986
Genre: Science Fiction
Format: Eight issues, full-color

Plot Summary

The story follows Dalgoda, a member of the alien Canidan race (dog-like beings), who comes to Earth seeking assistance against the warlike Nimp species threatening his home planet. The plot weaves together themes of diplomacy, interstellar politics, and personal relationships.

Key Characters

• Dalgoda: The titular character, an unlikely hero who often stumbles through situations with humor and charm.
• Posey Ravencraft: A disgraced naval midshipman and former astronaut who becomes Dalgoda’s reluctant ally.
• Victor Kneedam: Another disgraced astronaut with ties to Dalgoda’s lawyer.
• Lenore: Posey’s ex-wife, a political extremist with a complex role in the story.
• Chim: A Canidan love interest introduced later in the series.

Major Themes

• Humor and Misadventures: The series balances lighthearted humor with serious undertones asMajor Themes Humor and Misadventures: The series balances lighthearted humor with serious undertones as Dalgoda navigates bureaucratic red tape, assassination attempts, and space battles. Political Intrigue: The comic delves into government conspiracies and interspecies diplomacy. Personal Conflict: Characters grapple with past traumas, strained relationships, and moral dilemmas. Story Highlights 1. First Issue: Introduces Dalgoda’s mission to Earth and sets up the central conflict with the Nimp. It also establishes the comic’s humorous tone, such as Dalgoda’s clumsy escape from an assassin robot. 2. Middle Issues: Develop subplots like Victor’s mysterious condition and Lenore’s extremist agenda. The introduction of faster-than-light travel technology adds tension as it causes hallucinations among the crew. 3. Final Issues Focus on a mutiny aboard Dalgoda’s hijacked fleet, culminating in his return to a devastated Canida surrounded by hostile forces.

ITEM # Scream #1 – 15 + Holiday Special (1984-1989)

Scream! was a 32 page weekly British comic, edited by Ghastly McNasty, that lasted only 15 issues before being merged with the Eagle (issue 128 – dated 1 September 1984).The first two issues of Scream! came with free gifts stuck to their covers (most copies have two tape marks on the front where the gifts were removed). Issue one came with white plastic ‘Dracula’ fangs (and if they were stuck in the right place – should be directly over Dracula’s mouth) and issue two came with a rubber spider (ideally stuck in the middle of the web on the cover).

ITEM # Transformers #1 – 80 (1984-1991)

The first Transformers series. Starting out as a mini-series, it became very popular and lasted for 80 issues. The Transformers returned 2 years later at Marvel Comics in the less successful Transformers: Generation 2 comic series. The series is now continuing again with IDW’s Transformers: Regeneration One series at issue 81.

ITEM # MAGE COLLECTION OF 18 COMICS

 

ITEM # 1163 THE PHANTOM (UK) # 1 - 9

 

ITEM # 0562 ROBOTECH - MACROSS SAGA # 1 - 36

 In 1999 the massive alien ship, the SDF-1 crash lands on Earth. Humanity sets aside their differences and creates a global government, having come to the realization that there are alien species out there capable of technology decades, or even centuries, beyond their own. Eventually, they get the ship operational once more. On the day of the launch, however, the Zentraedi attack, forcing the ship into a desperate ploy to lead the battle away from Earth. Due to a lack of understanding of the alien technology, the ship ends up near Pluto, dragging along a good portion of the island that had been its home, and the island’s population.

Thus begins a long, painful journey home for the crew of the SDF-1, and the refugee civilians on board. Along the way they make new lives, all the while fighting a desperate war against the Zentraedi. And when they make it home, the battle isn’t nearly over. 

ITEM # 0437 POWER PACK - SET OF 115 COMICS

Power Pack is a superhero team consisting of four young siblings appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Created by writer Louise Simonson and artist June Brigman, they first appeared in their own series in 1984, which lasted 62 issues, and have since appeared in other books.[1] Power Pack is the first team of pre-teen superheroes in the Marvel Universe and the first team of heroes in comics to feature characters of that age operating without adult supervision. In 2005, the title was relaunched as a series aimed at younger readers—though this was eventually declared a separate continuity from that of the original series and the mainstream Marvel Universe.

The team consists of four siblings: Alex Power, Julie Power, Jack Power, and Katie Power. The dying alien called Whitey, a scientist of the Kymellian race, transfers one of his four superpowers to each of the Power children so they can save their planet from the alien conquerors known as the Snarks. The children band together as the superhero team Power Pack. Along with fighting aliens and super-villains, the team's stories were known for focusing on morality debates and social issues such as child abuse, homelessness, drug abuse, bullying, and the ethics of using excessive or lethal force in combat

ITEM # 0422 ATARI FORCE V2 # 0 - 20

 The series featured a group of humans who travel space in search of hospitable planets using the Scanner One spaceship. The concept is based on the trademark of video game company Atari. The ongoing follow up to the first Atari Force (1982) series. The series lasted for 20 issues and an Atari Force Special in 1986. The ongoing follow up to the first Atari Force (1982) series. The series lasted for 20 issues and an Atari Force Special in 1986. 

ITEM # 0347 FEMFORCE # 1 + SPECIAL

 

ITEM # 0238 NEIGHTVEIL # 1 - 7

 

ITEM # 0219 THE NEW TEEN TITANS VOL. 2 # 1 - 130 + ANNUALS

 

ITEM # 0202 BOLT & STARFORCE

 

ITEM # 2840 Infinity Inc. Vol. 1 #1 – 53 + Annuals + Special (1984-1988)

A new team forms on Earth 2–one made up of the legacy members to the Justice Society of America looking to make a name of their own! Featuring the adventures of Power Girl, Huntress, Jade, the Star-Spangled Kid and more!

ITEM # 2821 HERCULES PRINCE OF POWER VOL. 2 # 1 - 4