Deadpool finally enters the popular Epic Collection series with a compendium of his first appearances in the Marvel Universe.
Deadpool finally enters the popular Epic Collection series with a compendium of his first appearances in the Marvel Universe.
All of those “Moon Maniacs” out there will get a second chance to own the original Moon Knight Omnibus in April, followed quickly by the second Volume of Marc Spector’s early adventures in May.
Although the Marvel UK comics were geared towards readers in the United Kingdom, many comic shops in the US did carry them, and Knights of Pendragon had one of the longest and most memorable runs of any of the titles.
Like the original edition, the Omnibus contains: The Incredible Hulk #1-6, Tales to Astonish #59-101, and the relaunch of his solo series (borrowing the numbering from the cancelled Tales to Astonish) in The Incredible Hulk #102.
Chris Claremont’ reunion with the man that he co-created the new X-Men with, artist Dave Cockrum, is the main attraction in the latest X-Men Epic Collection entitled I, Magneto.
For those that missed the comics the first time around (and don’t want to take out a second mortgage to buy all of the original issues) or just want to relive some of Spidey’s best stories, October’s Amazing Spider-Man: The Death of Gwen Stacy Epic Collection will help you scratch that Spider-bite itch.