Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #29 (April, 1979)
What’s Inside: Peter should be enjoying college life, instead he’s being attacked by a zombified villain with a decaying touch. […]
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Batman and Captain America (December, 1996)
What’s Inside: Retro goodness! See John Byrne doing stuff! See Bats and Cap fight together in WWII era like they are […]
Captain America #1 (November, 2012) – autographed
What’s Inside: Part of the Marvel Now! event, in this issue, we learn that Steve Rogers is a first generation […]
Emma Frost #1 (August, 2003) – autographed
What’s Inside: Emma Frost, an awkward, social outcast from an elitist family who suffers from frequent migraines, finds herself unable […]
Sonic the Hedgehog #22, newsstand edition (May, 1995)
What’s Inside: Dr. Robotnik (who these days is called Dr. Eggman because that’s a better name apparently) is bouncing between […]
Daredevil and Batman (January, 1997)
What’s Inside: Bats comes to New York on the prowl for Two-Face who has teamed with Mr. Hyde. Upon running afoul […]
Spider-Man Versus Wolverine (February, 1987)
What’s Inside: Marvel’s two most popular cash cows wind up in Germany through separate avenues and cross paths. Each is […]
X-Men #24 (September, 1993)
What’s Inside: It’s date night for everybody’s favorite star crossed X-Lovers, Rogue and Gambit! In this issue, Rogue comes thiiiiiiis […]
Ms. Marvel #1 (May, 2006) – autographed
What’s Inside: Carol Danvers’ quest to define herself begins, mirroring the quest for identity the female community has endured for […]
Origin #2 of 6 (December, 2001) – autographed
What’s Inside: After many shady years of ambiguity, Wolverine’s past is finally revealed! This issue pulls the unexpected regarding Wolverine’s […]
About Me
A ravenous reader with a burning love for pop culture and balloon twisting, I write about comics, libraries, and comics in libraries. I have two master’s degrees, one in Library and Information Science from Kent State University and the other in English from Ohio Dominican University. I now work as a collection development manager for a public library, and I am the Graphic Novel Selector for a library vendor. I live in Greater Cleveland with my husband, two dogs, a cat, and pet rats.