Arnold Drake

Hermes Press proudly announces the fifth and final volume of its complete reprint of Gold Key Comics' television tie-in of the legendary supernatural suspense series, Dark Shadows. The comic books collected are completely digitally restored, and present archetypal tales of vampires, werewolves, and the supernatural.

Hermes Press proudly announces the collection of the best stories from its complete reprint of Gold Key Comics' television tie-in of the legendary supernatural suspense series, Dark Shadows. The comic books collected in this volume are completely digitally restored and present twelve complete issues, carefully selected from the entire thirty-five book run of the feature, presenting archetypal tales of vampires, werewolves, and the supernatural — together with a huge photo supplement and informative essays on the series.

Boston Brand was a circus acrobat until a bullet ended his life and began his mission. As Deadman, he walks the line between life and death, possessing the living to seek justice for the murdered and the forgotten. This collection brings together his most haunting and heroic tales from the Silver and Bronze Ages of DC Comics. DC Finest: Deadman How Many Times Can a Guy Die? collects the most iconic early appearances of Deadman, including stories from Strange Adventures #205 216, Aquaman #50 52, Justice League of America #94, The Brave and the Bold #79, 86, 104, 133, The Phantom Stranger #33, 39 41, World s Finest #223, 227, The Forever People #9 10, Challengers of the Unknown #74, and Superman #183. These stories follow Boston Brand s journey from vengeful spirit to reluctant hero, as he uncovers conspiracies, confronts cosmic forces, and crosses paths with DC s greatest icons. Featuring groundbreaking art by Neal Adams and others, this volume is a must-have for fans of supernatural superhero storytelling.

The complete Silver Age adventures of the Doom Patrol, comics' strangest super-team, is collected in a single hardcover! Led by their wheelchair-bound chief, Niles Calder, three outcasts of society Negative Man, Elasti-Girl and Robotman take the qualities that made them freaks to become heroes. Together, the trio takes on bizarre menaces including General Immortus, The Animal-Vegetable-Mineral Man and The Brotherhood of Evil!

The original Doom Patrol comic book stories return in this tome-sized collection, featuring the earliest appearances of the unconventional super-team! DC Finest presents comprehensive collections of the most in-demand and celebrated periods in DC Comics history, spanning genres, characters, and eras! Fans of Doom Patrol won t want to miss the installment of DC Finest, as the earliest days of the endearingly bizarre team reinvented by Grant Morrison in the late 1980s and adapted in the acclaimed Max original series Doom Patrol are collected, starting with their debut in 1963 s My Greatest Adventure #80 by Arnold Drake, Bob Haney, and Bruno Premiani. Find out how the Chief, Elasti-Girl, Negative Man, and Robotman first became the World s Strangest Heroes in this DC Finest volume of some of the Silver Age s most offbeat superhero adventures! This volume collects The Brave and the Bold #65; Doom Patrol #86-102; Challengers of the Unknown #48; My Greatest Adventure #80-85; Teen Titans #6.

Watch the skies Captain Marvel, the space-born super hero, is coming Branded a traitor by the vicious Col. Yon-Rogg for defending the people of Earth, Captain Mar-Vell assumes the human identity of Walter Lawson and becomes our planet's protector against an awesome array of interstellar enemies. The massive Sentry #459, the savage Super-Skrull, Prince Namor the Sub-Mariner, and Quasimodo the Living Computer all wage war against Captain Marvel here in his very first adventures. Of course there's plenty of drama, too, with the lovely Medic Una and Carol Danvers each catching the Kree Captain's eye. Crafted by top talents of the Marvel Age, this one's certifiably out of this world. COLLECTING: Marvel Super Heroes (1967) 12-13, Captain Marvel (1968) 1-7, material from Not Brand Echh (1967) 9

Professor X is dead The X-Men have gone their separate ways In the late 1960s, searching for a way to reinvigorate its poorest-selling super heroes, Marvel was trying anything and everything. With the title on the verge of cancellation, writer Roy Thomas and artist Neal Adams suddenly clicked - and the rest is history Their epic evolution of the X-Men defines the team to this day. Adams' lavish and dynamic visuals and Thomas' challenging and contemporary stories combined in a book that throbbed with the pulse of the times. Their iconic stories collected here introduce Cyclops' brother Havok, the vampiric villain Sauron, the Savage Land Mutates and X-Man-to-be Sunfire Not to mention the Living Pharaoh, a classic team-up with Ka-Zar...and don't forget the return of Magneto Vol. 3: X-Men (1963) 46-66; material from Ka-Zar (1970) 2-6, Marvel Tales (1966) 30

Hermes Press proudly announces the third in their complete reprint of Gold Key Comics’ television tie-in of the legendary supernatural suspense series, Dark Shadows. Volume Three features seven more installments (issues #15-#21) of the four-color adaptation of the show. The comic books collected in Hermes Press’ completely digitally restored series present archetypal tales of vampires, werewolves, and the supernatural. Volume Three of the complete Dark Shadows presents the work of Silver Age comic book writers such as Donald Arneson and Arnold Drake.

Hermes Press proudly announces the second volume of its complete reprint of Gold Key Comics' television tie-in of the legendary supernatural suspense series Dark Shadows in a series of five hardcover volumes. The forerunner to today's immensely popular vampire-themed television programs and theatrical films, Dark Shadows still garners serious attention as one of the most memorable TV shows of the last forty years. The comic books to be collected in Hermes Press' completely digitally restored series present archetypal tales of vampires, werewolves, and the supernatural.In addition to reprinting the stories, Volume Two contains a generous supplement of poster art, pin-ups, and documentary material from the show together with essays about the history of Dark Shadows as well as other aspects of the show.