Harry Shorten

The Shield trade paperback comic book
collects the original Shield stories from Pep comics 1,2,3,4,5 and Shield/Wizard 1
full color 
very good shape =0

Paperback (1 to 2 lbs)

Michigan

Archie Comics

Journey back to the Golden Age of comics - a period that defined and shaped the course of comic books for years to come! It was a time of historical firsts: the first indestructible hero… the first female hero… the first sidekick… the first organized team of heroes. Between 1938 an 1942 alone, dozens of super-powered heroes and masked vigilantes debuted, many of whom are still being published today. Among these pioneering heroes was the first ever super-patriot- a hero with great power, strength and courage who donned the colors of the American flag, lived for democracy and protected the world from the foes of freedom. It's The Sheild! Leaping from the pages of PEP #1 in January 1940, The Sheild bested his more well-known counterpart by over a year.

America's 1st Patriotic Comic Book Hero the Shield

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Duane Swierczynski

Batman Murder at Wayne Manor hardcover Interactive mystery book, D. Swierczynski. 2008. Has all the 'clues' intact. Last page has some wear on the top. May have been wet. Otherwise good shape.

Hardcover (1 to 2 lbs)

Murder at Wayne Manor

Hot on the heels of The Crimes of Dr. Watson comes an all-new interactive mystery featuring one of the most famous detectives in popular culture: Batman. Murder at Wayne Manor releases just ahead of The Dark Knight (the sequel to Batman Begins), which arrives in theatres July 2008. With state-of-the-art design and production values, this terrific mystery from a popular crime-fiction author has a cool Batman/1940s crime noir aesthetic.The Dark Knight is one of literature's most enduring private investigators--he made his debut more than 75 years ago, in DC Comics' Private Detectives #29. In this new interactive mystery, the reader plays the role of Batman, sifting through the musty clues from an era long past (circa 1940s) in the hopes of clearing the Wayne name. As with The Crimes of Dr. Watson, the book contains an original novella and 10 to 12 interactive clues to remove, study and ponder in order to solve the case. Opening the last signature will reveal whether the reader's P.I. skills are up to par.Murder at Wayne Manor begins with an astonishing discovery: the body of a young woman wrapped in a plastic tarp is found on the grounds of Wayne Manor. Forensic scientists determine that the body has been decomposing for 60 years. Along with the body is what appears to be a hand-written diary, which includes a spidery scrawl on the front: "See what the doctor is capable of?" For Batman, it's never been more personal than this!All ages

Batman

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David Peter

Ricardo Villagra

Tom Sutton

Star Trek Who Killed Captain Kirk? Tpb DC COMIC book by Peter David.  Introduction by George Takei. Reprints issues 49-55 of the late 80s DC COMIC series. Cover has a tear that has been taped. Paperback =0

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