ITEM # 0082A Die Cut # 1 - 4

"Die Cut" is a short-lived comic book series published by Marvel UK in the mid-1990s, during the imprint’s experimental push into edgier, high-energy characters tailored for both British and American markets. The series follows Die Cut, a cybernetically enhanced warrior armed with a powerful energy blade, as he navigates a brutal world of superhuman battles and shifting alliances. The covers in this run—vivid, chaotic, and distinctly ‘90s in style—feature confrontations with various foes, including mutant adversaries and mechanical threats, underscoring the title’s mix of superhero and sci-fi action. Released in 1993–1994, the comic reflects Marvel UK’s attempt to capitalize on the era’s fascination with antiheroes, extreme visuals, and crossovers with the X-Men universe. While its run was brief, "Die Cut" remains a vivid artifact of the ‘90s comic boom, emblematic of the period’s maximalist art style and bold experimentation.

ITEM # 0051A Jack Kirby’s Secret City Saga # 0 - 4

Jack Kirby’s Secret City Saga was published by Topps Comics in 1993 as part of the short-lived “Kirbyverse,” a line based on unused concepts from the legendary comic creator Jack Kirby. The series introduced new heroes such as Captain Glory, Night Glider, and Bombast, members of the so-called “Ninth Men,” who awaken in the modern era after being hidden for millennia. Written primarily by Roy Thomas and illustrated by artists including Steve Ditko and Walter Simonson, the comics combined Kirby’s bold designs with dynamic storytelling aimed at recapturing the energy of his earlier creations. Its relevance lies in being one of Kirby’s final conceptual contributions to the comic book medium, representing a late attempt to build a fresh superhero universe outside the major publishers.

ITEM # 0025A PROPHET VOL. 1 # 0 - 10

Prophet is a science fiction comic series originally created by writer Rob Liefeld in the early 1990s and first published by Image Comics.

The story follows John Prophet, a super-soldier from a future Earth who awakens from cryogenic sleep to find a drastically changed and hostile world. Part of a larger universe involving enhanced warriors, genetic experiments, and futuristic warfare, Prophet’s adventures are filled with survival challenges, identity struggles, and epic battles against overwhelming threats.

Known for its intense action and the exaggerated, hyper-detailed artwork of the 90s, the series features muscular heroes, advanced weaponry, and dramatic, colorful visuals. The covers often depict Prophet in dynamic poses, clad in a purple armored suit, wielding swords and guns, surrounded by skulls, enemies, and scenes of intense conflict.

The series experienced a revival in the 2010s with new creative teams, expanding its scope and earning a cult following among sci-fi comic fans.

ITEM # 0009A Ectokid # 1 - 9

Meet Dexter Mungo. He's a street rat, a petty thief and a pickpocket, but Dexter is special. He can see things other people can't. Demons, Succubi and imps come at him from every angle. He doesn't know why, and the only thing he can figure to do about it is run. One of the demons lets slip that his mother might know something about what's happening to him, but she's locked away in a mental asylum. Which is where he might be if he doesn't figure out what's going on soon.

This issue also contains a 5 page preview of Hokum & Hex #1: by Lovece, Williams and Lanning.

ITEM # The Art Of Homage Studios

The Art of Image Studios is a one-shot special publication by Image Comics, showcasing the signature visual style and powerhouse talents of its founding artists. Released in the early 1990s during the explosive rise of Image Comics, this book highlights the distinct aesthetic and dynamic storytelling that redefined superhero comics of the decade.

This edition features lavish illustrations, concept art, character designs, and action-packed panels from some of the most iconic creators of the time, including Jim Lee, Marc Silvestri, Whilce Portacio, and Scott Williams. It celebrates characters and titles such as WildC.A.T.s, Cyberforce, Wetworks, and more—each contributing to the bold, edgy, and stylized revolution that Image brought to the comic book industry.

Beyond the artwork, the book offers a glimpse into the early creative vision behind Image Studios, serving both as a collector’s item and a historical document of a pivotal era in modern comic book history.

Ideal for fans of 90s comics, aspiring artists, and anyone fascinated by the evolution of graphic storytelling, The Art of Image Studios captures the essence of the visual rebellion that Image Comics ignited. 

ITEM # 2136 Sonic the Hedgehog # 1 - 290

Welcome to Sonic’s comic book adventures — a world unique and beyond what you know from the SEGA games! Where Sonic the Hedgehog and the heroic Freedom Fighters work to save the world from Dr. Eggman and the forces of evil! Join Sonic, Tails, Knuckles and the rest of your favorite characters in the most successful video game comic EVER!

ITEM # AIRMAN

The original Air Man is Drake Stevens a renowned ornithologist. When his father is senselessly murdered, the police are unable to bring the killer to justice. Outraged, Drake puts together a costume consisting of a pair of gas-filled wings and a jet-pack, establishing the crime-fighting identity of Airman. He also utilizes guns and bombs in his quest for justice.

The new version of Airman debuted in contemporary times. His origin is nearly identical to the original incarnation, except in this version, his father is named Edward and the murderer is revealed to be a supervillain named Captain Klegg. His suit is also different from the original. In addition to a jet pack and the wings on the old suit, the new suit boasts motorized talons in the boots and gloves, as well as a utility belt and a specially designed cowl that gives him telescopic vision.

In the Protectors universe, the heroes have gone into hiding following a disastrous battle at the town of Brinkston. They are drawn together to face Mr Monday, and the Protectors are formed.

 

ITEM # The Ferret Vol. 2 #1 – 10

Ferret of the Protectors is attacked by a villain called Toxin. Ferret wins the battle, but the antihero discovered that he has been poisoned and is going to die if he doesn’t find Toxin again in 24 hours to create an antidote. He is also pursued by a secret agency from the government: Kill Korps, who sent a powerful agent against him:Midnight Blue.

 

ITEM # Genesis

A one-shot consisting of short stories, featuring Widowmaker, the Ex-Mutants, the Dinosaurs For Hire, and the Protectors. The purpose was to allow new readers to taste some of Malibu's stable of characters. 

 

ITEM # Gravestone # 1 - 7

Gravestone, the most mysterious member of the Protectors, dies in an attempt to save fellow member Arc. He is transported to the afterlife, running into a few old friends along the way, and fights his way back to the land of the living, but not before a former victim hitches a ride.

 

ITEM # Man of War # 1 - 8

Man of War of the Protectors, battles Ferret and finds out his brother is still alive and is trying to kill him.

Man of war was a golden age character , revamped by Malibu.He had super-human strength and heightened resistance to damage. He used the Flaming Sword of Mars, a magical weapon that was capable of cutting through anything

 

ITEM # Jason Goes to Hell – The Final Friday # 1 - 3

Jason Voorhees's return to Crystal Lake finds him stalking a young woman. But as it turns out she is stalking him, and as he chases her, they enter a fairly open part of the surrounding forest. Surprise: a FBI assualt team is waiting for Jason. They open fire and kill the undead maniac. Or did they?

 

ITEM # SAPPHIRE # 1 - 9

Sapphire is an adult fantasy comic series published by Aircel Comics in the 1980s. The series was created by Steven D. Gallegos, who was also known for Heather and Lace, another adult-themed comic. Sapphire blends elements of high-fantasy adventure with explicit adult content, creating a unique and controversial fusion of genres.

The story revolves around Sapphire, a bold and adventurous female character, as she embarks on various quests in a fantastical world filled with elves, wizards, and other mythical beings. While the comic features traditional fantasy tropes, it distinguishes itself by incorporating sexual themes and mature content, often pushing boundaries with explicit scenes and nudity.

The art style of Sapphire is vibrant and exaggerated, typical of adult-oriented comics from the 1980s. The characters are depicted with larger-than-life features, and the artwork emphasizes both action and sensuality. The covers of the comic highlight this style, showcasing colorful, bold illustrations with exaggerated proportions, which became a hallmark of adult fantasy comics during that era.

Though Sapphire is not as widely known as mainstream fantasy comics, it gained attention within adult comic circles. The series reflects the more experimental side of comic book publishing during the 1980s, when adult themes were becoming more prominent in the comic industry. It catered to an audience looking for fantasy stories that combined both erotic and adventurous elements, though its explicit content limits its broader appeal.

Sapphire would particularly appeal to readers who enjoy fantasy adventures that blend explicit adult themes with traditional fantasy elements. The series is a part of the 1980s adult comic boom, which saw the exploration of more mature themes in a genre that was traditionally considered family-friendly.

ITEM # Sally Forth # 1 - 8

Wood's sexy action-adventure character, who is often depicted nude, began as a recruit in a commando unit. She first appeared during June 1968, in Military News, a 16-page tabloid from Armed Forces Diamond Sales. The title is a play on words — "to sally forth" means to leave or attack from a military encampment...

 

ITEM # Lorna: Mouse Club

 

ITEM # Tank Girl 2 # 1 – 4

Tank Girl's back in a new four-issue miniseries, and this time she's nastier than ever. Remember her debut in the United States? She met the devil, drank a lot of beer, and snogged a kangaroo. But that was nothing. Now she has to spend an entire week at Bell's End, the Rest Home for the Socially Retarded. And no firearms allowed!

 

ITEM # Captain Canuck Reborn # 0 - 1

 

ITEM # SKY GAL # 1 - 3

 

ITEM # Transformers – Generation 2 #1 – 12 (1993-1994)

The Second Transformers series from Marvel Comics, started almost two years after the original Transformers series.

ITEM # Secret Defenders #1 – 25 (1993-1994)

90s relaunch of the Defenders. The team were originally led by Doctor Strange but soon Doctor Druid took over leadership. Also notably the 3-part story Holy War features Thanos forming his own team of Defenders.