Harbinger – Bleeding Monk

What has become of the Bleeding Monk?

The Bleeding Monk, formerly Toyo Harada's right hand, has been missing for over a year. Now, the original creative team of Joshua Dysart and Khari Evans are journeying into the darkest corners of the Harbinger Foundation to reveal the true whereabouts of Harada's cryptic advisor – and uncover the first of many secret revelations to come...

ITEM # Game Boy # 1 - 4

 

The Game Boy #1–4 (1990) comic series was published by Valiant Comics as part of the Nintendo Comics System brand, serving as a spin-off from the main Super Mario Bros. title. The series consists of four issues and is based on the Super Mario Land video game for the Game Boy console.

The main story revolves around Herman Smirch, a bitter employee at an electronics store, who accidentally brings characters and enemies from Super Mario Land (such as Tatanga, Princess Daisy, and their henchmen) into the real world through the power of the Game Boy. Tatanga's attempts to conquer the "world of the giants" (the real world) are met with resistance from Mario, who is summoned from the video game by kids who know how to use the console. Each issue follows a similar formula: Herman, despite trying to stay out of trouble, gets hypnotized to release Tatanga and his troops again, who then try to dominate or fortify a location or vehicle, while Mario and his human allies try to stop their plans.

The comic is notable for its visual contrast between the human characters, drawn in a realistic style, and the video game characters, who are more cartoonish and faithful to the original game art. Tatanga is portrayed as a larger, more muscular villain, and Mario has a more sarcastic and combative personality compared to other Super Mario comics.

There are also more serious and mature elements, such as Herman fleeing authorities for hijacking a plane and Mario dealing with a radioactive leak in a nuclear reactor. The comic includes joke pages styled as headlines from a fictional tabloid called the International Enquisitor.

The four issues are titled:

"In the Palm of Your Hand..." (likely February 1990), where Herman steals a Game Boy and accidentally releases Super Mario Land characters into New York.

"It's a Small World After All" (July 1990), where Tatanga and his henchmen hijack a 747 plane and dream up bigger plans.

"Team Play", showing Herman helping establish a fortress on a Pacific island and involving the USS Nimitz to defeat the villains.

"Pipes is Pipes" (September or October 1990), where Tatanga tries to cause a nuclear accident and Mario must intervene.

The main writers were George Caragonne and Mark McClellan. The artists changed over the issues, with Art Nichols in charge of the first three.

ITEM # WWF Battlemania # 1 - 2

The first issue of Battlemania features the story of a behind-the-scenes brawl between Mr. Perfect Curt Hennig and Texas Tornado Kerry Von Erich, as well as a training session turned all-out fight between Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase and his bodyguard Virgil.

 

ITEM # HARBINGER VOL. 1 # 0 - 40

 

ITEM # X - O MANOWAR VOL. 2 # 1 - 21

 

ITEM # X - 0 MANOWAR # 0 - 68

 

ITEM # 2145 Incursion #1 – 4 (2019)

Beyond the margins of human reason lies a realm known as the Deadside, where the souls of the dearly departed linger – and where demons wait for us in the dark. For countless ages, Earth’s chosen protectors have guarded the veil between both worlds – but there are other doors to the Deadside, through which gruesome terrors from galaxies untold can trespass… With the planet’s freedom at stake, can the reigning Geomancer and her steadfast Eternal Warrior stand together against an invasion unlike any they’ve ever witnessed?

ITEM # Bloodshot Vol. 1 #0 – 51 (1993-1996)

Angelo Mortalli has become the ultimate killing machine. His memories were erased and his blood was infused with microscopic computers called nanites. These nanites allow him to heal wounds quickly, dominate electronic devices, and fully control every aspect of his body to maximize his physical capabilities. A modern-day Frankenstein, he wages a one man war– taking out the mob, the police and his covert government creators– in his struggle to find out who he was and what he has become.

ITEM # Quantum and Woody (Collection) (1997-2019)

Quantum and Woody is a comic book series co-created by writer Christopher Priest and illustrator Mark Bright. Editor Fabian Nicieza called Priest because he wanted a buddy super-hero book similar to Power Man and Iron Fist. Priest then suggested they use the artist of that series, Mark Bright. Originally reluctant to work on this, Bright suggested they make the white character the comic relief for once. Drawing inspiration from the characters played by Woody Harrelson and Wesley Snipes in White Men Can’t Jump, they created Quantum & Woody.[1] After Acclaim Entertainment purchased the rights to the Valiant catalog in 1994, Quantum and Woody was introduced to the Valiant Universe. In 2013 Valiant Entertainment began publishing a re-imagined version of the characters written by James Asmus with art by Tom Fowler.

 

ITEM # 0920 Turok, Dinosaur Hunter Vol. 1 #0 – 47 (1995-1996)

The new adventures of Turok start here. This is a more mature and gory Turok than the one of Dell Comics. The adventures start out with a connection to the Valiant universe and superheroes. Mothergod is set as the main villain and Turok is pushed into the present…or close to it.

ITEM # 2594 THE ORIGINAL MAGNUS THE ROBOT FIGHTER

 

ITEM # 2593 VINTAGE MAGNUS THE ROBOT FIGHTER # 1 - 4

 

ITEM # 2592 PREDATOR vs MAGNUS THE ROBOT FIGHTER # 1 - 2

 

ITEM # 2591 MAGNUS THE ROBOT FIGHTER VOL. 2 # 1 - 18

 

ITEM # 2590 MAGNUS THE ROBOT FIGHTER VOL. 1 # 0 - 64 + YEARBOOK

 

ITEM # 2589 MAGNUS THE ROBOT FIGHTER & NEXUS # 1 -2

 

ITEM # 2396 Black White and Bloodshot # 1 - 2

 Enter the world of Bloodshot in this brand-new Black, White, and Blood anthology! Meet Bloodshot, the world’s deadliest assassin! A super soldier engineered with Nanites, a versatile nanotechnology that allows Bloodshot to repair the damage inflicted on his body, change his appearance, and control machines. In this first issue, Bloodshot is put to the limit when scientists try to farm never-ending meat from his self-repairing body to stop hunger in the world. Experience Bloodshot’s feelings as he confronts his demons in a deadly mission in the desert… And what will happen when a serial killer interrupts his favorite new movie at the theater? Then, for the first time, the crossover nobody was asking for: it’s Bloodshot versus… Mickey M?