ITEM # Deadenders # 1 - 16

Their whole world is on life-support and they're about to self-destruct. They're an angst-ridden gang of teenagers living in a nuclear wasteland where one deserted neighborhood is worse than the next. Loaded with attitude, Bartholemew Beezenback — a.k.a. Beezer — is Sector 5's gang leader: a cocky teenager who spends most of his time cranked up on "amp," riding his scooter and dodging his large family as well as the corrupt CityCorps cops. He spends his time dealing drugs, igniting street riots, repossessing cars and arguing with his girlfriend, but his once-exciting, edgy life is about to go from accelerated to overload. Because not only has Beezer been harboring a nasty secret (strange "visions" of a world with blue skies and sunlight) that's about to burst into the open, but, as the series unfolds, he's going to discover an unbelievable truth about himself that could propel him from life as a hyped-out delinquent to that of a reluctant hero. Beezer could be his world's savior...that is, if his world lasts long enough. Blade Runner meets Quadrophenia in a dank, futuristic landscape that has been dramatically altered since an earth-shaking event no one seems to remember. While doomsterism and environmental diseases plague most of its denizens, those wealthy enough to live in the "rich" sectors revel in what passes for utopia, a place where enormous weather machines occasionally spew artificial sunlight and books are as rare as royalty.

ITEM # Adventures In The Rifle Brigade # 1 - 3

Adventures of the Rifle Brigade

Written by Garth Ennis and illustrated by Carlos Ezquerra, Adventures of the Rifle Brigade is a satirical World War II comic series published by Vertigo/DC Comics in 2000. Conceived as a darkly humorous parody of war comics, the series blends high-octane action with irreverent comedy and outrageous character moments.

The story follows an eccentric British unit led by the stern Captain Darcy. The squad is a cavalcade of peculiar and exaggerated personalities: Second Lieutenant Cecil Milk, an anemic Etonian; Sergeant Crumb, a gargantuan soldier; Corporal Geezer, a violent madman with a horrific past; Hank the Yank, a cigar-chomping American stereotype; and the Piper, a Scottish bagpiper whose music is literally unbearable. Their missions behind enemy lines are equal parts absurd and deadly.

Episodes in the run include capture by the Gestapo, daring escapes, and the demolition of a secret V-2 rocket facility. The series lampoons genre clichés through outrageous set pieces, black humor, and stylized violence, establishing itself as a cult favorite among readers who appreciate satirical takes on wartime adventure.

The positive reception to the first run led Ennis and Ezquerra to produce a follow-up series, further expanding the squad’s chaotic exploits. Though compact in length, Adventures of the Rifle Brigade remains notable for its bold tone, memorable characters, and its place within Ennis’s wider body of war-themed satire.

ITEM # Batman: The Doom That Came to Gotham

An unholy fusion of Gotham’s darkest legend and pure Lovecraftian terror emerges in this chilling tale by Mike Mignola, Richard Pace, and Troy Nixey. Set in 1928, twenty years after the brutal murder of his parents, Bruce Wayne returns to a city teetering on the brink of cosmic annihilation.

From the shadows comes the Lurker on the Threshold—summoning immortal sorcerers, reptilian abominations, and horrors of fungal decay to consume the world. Against such unspeakable forces, Batman must descend into a darkness far greater than he has ever known, embracing the monstrous to combat the unimaginable.

A masterful reimagining of the Batman mythos, this story blends detective noir, gothic atmosphere, and eldritch horror into a haunting vision of heroism where the line between man and monster dissolves under the weight of ancient, alien evil.

ITEM # 0103A Shi/Wolverine: Judgment Night

Shi: Judgment Night #1, published by Crusade Comics in 1998, brings to life the creation of Billy Tucci. The series follows Ana Ishikawa, a masterful warrior schooled in both samurai and ninja disciplines, who walks the fine line between the traditions of her Japanese ancestry and the turbulent streets of modern New York City. Renowned for its fusion of high-octane action, spiritual undertones, and deeply personal storytelling, Shi rose to prominence as one of the most iconic independent comics of the 1990s. In Judgment Night, Ana faces a perilous clash where survival is as crucial as maintaining her honor, rendered with Tucci’s hallmark blend of stylized artwork, fierce combat, and emotional intensity.

ITEM # 0099A Shidima # 0 - 7

"Shidima" es una serie independiente publicada por Image Comics a inicios de los 2000. Creada por Jason Kruse y escrita por Sean J. Jordan, combina fantasía, artes marciales y escenarios inspirados en Japón. Ambientada en un mundo turbulento donde tradiciones antiguas chocan con venganzas personales, sigue a guerreros, asesinos y marginados cuyas vidas se entrelazan entre intrigas políticas y combates violentos.

Su arte destaca por líneas dinámicas, diseños influenciados por el anime y paneles coloridos con estética cinematográfica. Aunque su publicación fue breve, Shidima se ganó reconocimiento por su impacto visual y por aportar una estética oriental al cómic occidental.

ITEM # 0068A PROPHET VOL. 3 # 1

Prophet Vol. 3, titled Empire, continues the ambitious sci-fi saga created by Brandon Graham with art primarily by Simon Roy and Giannis Milonogiannis. This volume shifts focus back to the Earth Empire and its growing army of Prophets, weaving together narrative threads from earlier installments into an escalating conflict.

The Earth Empire is rebuilt and tightening its grip on Earthspace. Old Man Prophet and his team face a new and menacing threat, seeking aid from long-time allies. In parallel, New Father John—leader among the Prophets—guides his own group, including John Ka, a female clone “brother” navigating her own struggles in a hostile world. Themes of loyalty, identity, and control emerge, especially through the psychic influence of the Brain Mothers over young Prophets.

The artistic style varies by character: Giannis Milonogiannis delivers atmospheric visuals for Old Man Prophet’s storyline, while Simon Roy’s approach adds distinct energy to other Prophet arcs. This variety enhances the narrative’s shifting perspectives, blending gripping battles, surreal worldbuilding, and moments of humor.

Empire builds toward a pivotal clash between New Father John and Old Man Prophet, setting the stage for larger confrontations in future volumes. Praised for its mature, European-style science fiction and balance of sweeping scope with intimate character work, this entry solidifies the revitalized Prophet as a standout in modern speculative comics.

ITEM # New Adventures of the Toxic Avenger

"The Toxic Avenger" is a cult classic that fuses grotesque violence, lowbrow humor, and unexpected heart. The story follows Melvin, a nerdy janitor in the corrupt town of Tromaville, who is constantly bullied until a prank gone wrong plunges him into a vat of toxic waste. From that horrific accident emerges a deformed but superhuman antihero—the Toxic Avenger.

What sets this comic apart is its unapologetic mix of social satire and gory absurdity. The artwork embraces the gritty and over-the-top tone of the 1980s exploitation genre, while the narrative critiques corporate greed, environmental destruction, and small-town corruption. Despite his grotesque appearance, the Toxic Avenger becomes a symbol of justice, defending the innocent with brutal efficiency.

Equal parts absurd and oddly empowering, "The Toxic Avenger" continues to resonate with fans of underground comics and schlock cinema alike. It's not for the squeamish, but its campy charm and subversive edge make it a must-read for anyone who appreciates counterculture storytelling at its most unfiltered.

ITEM # Faust - Singha's Talons - SET OF 7 COMICS

 

ITEM # FAUST - CLAIRE´´ LUST

 

ITEM # FAUST - HORNBOOK

 

ITEM # Lorna: Leviathan

Join Lorna as she encounters endless adventures while trying to save her friends from doom!

Lorna's Droids were kidnapped. Her quest to find them back leads to the planet Aguatdat. 

ITEM # Saint Angel # 0 - 4

 

ITEM # The Tick's Big Yule Log Special 2000

 

ITEM # Titans - Legion of Super-Heroes - Universe Ablaze 1-4

 

ITEM # SOUL SAGA # 1 - 6

 

ITEM # HELLBLAZER - VERTIGO SECRET FILES 2000

 

ITEM # HELLBLAZER - BAD BLOOD # 1 - 4

 

ITEM # X-Men – Magik #1 – 4

 Following the events of X-Men: Black Sun, Amanda Sefton begins her new role in the Marvel Universe as the guardian of the inter-dimensional realm of Limbo. But when a new threat arrives that is bent on destroying not only Limbo, but all of the Splinter Realms, does Sefton has what it takes to become the new Magik?

ITEM # Hellspawn #1 – 16 (2000-2003)

Once the U.S. Government’s best operative and most decorated soldier, Al Simmons was murdered by his own men and sent to Hell. There, he agreed to lead Hell’s army in the upcoming Armageddon in exchange for the chance to be with his beloved wife, Wanda. The flawed agreement sent Simmons to Earth five years later to find his widow happily married to his best friend, with a child Al was unable to give her. Stripped of his life and identity, he is now known as Spawn and lives in the shadows of the New York City alleys where he struggles to understand his twisted circumstances. His mind seeks revenge, his heart has been betrayed, his body has powers he can’t control and his alliances are beyond his understanding. THIS ISSUE: Clown: A shape-shifting being with his own agenda, who appears as a clown in order to mask his identity as the Violator — a demon of Hell. He is meant to serve as a guide to the Earth-bound Hellspawn, but does he guide or misguide Spawn?

ITEM # Universe X (Story Arc) (2000-2001)

The second chapter of the “X” trilogy. In a world where everybody has superhuman powers, what difference do superheroes make? A breathtaking story with amazing art.