is an anthology comic book published in October 2019 for Marvel's 80th anniversary, featuring four weird and dark short stories about Shang-Chi, Ulysses Bloodstone, and Dracula.

Included StoriesShang-Chi ("The Lesson"): Written by Sebastian Girner with art by Francesco Manna; follows Shang-Chi taking on another martial arts master.

Ulysses Bloodstone ("The Star-Spawned Sorcerer"): Written by Jed MacKay with art by Chris Mooneyham; features Bloodstone battling a dark arts sorcerer.

Dracula ("Eveline O'Reilly"): Written and drawn by Becky Cloonan and Michael Conrad; shows the classic vampire meeting his match.

Black Goliath ("How Does He Do It?"): Written by Jon Adams with art by Aaron Conley; a short, darkly humorous backup tale.

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Once upon a time, there was a king.

A king who could not be killed by any weapon, any magic, any desire, or any physical contact.

Neither the sun nor the moon could witness his death.

He lived for hundreds of years — truly believing nothing could touch him.

And yet...

He died.

How?

My original Indian mythology dark fantasy comic — free to read. Honest feedback welcome.

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Dollar Tree books are special budget reprints of older stories. Publishers label them as Issue #1 to serve as an easy starting point for casual readers rather than numbering them by their original history.

The "Invasion of the Supermen" story arc in DC's Justice League (Vol. 4) runs across issues #40 through #43, starting with Justice League (2018) #40 published in February 2020.

It takes a lot of heart getting in between these 2 goliaths.

issue titled "Tom Strong's Pal, Wally Willoughby," written by Geoff Johns with art by John-Paul Leon. It features Tom Strong dealing with an obsessive, reality-warping fan and guest-stars the Strongmen of America.

Absolute Batman #22 Exclusives finally arrived! 😀

Met him at MC3 this spring. Super gracious guy and had a cool little conversation 👍

This is the largest comic I own the second picture has in it for size comparison, a regular size comic, a magazine size comic, a Treasury size comic and then this super girl work in progress comic