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Straight out of Dakota City and into the collection! This vaulted Static Shock ( #387) Funko Pop! was released back in 2...
11/06/2026

Straight out of Dakota City and into the collection! This vaulted Static Shock ( #387) Funko Pop! was released back in 2021 as a Hot Topic Exclusive, perfectly capturing Virgil Hawkins ready to save the day with his signature electric flair. It’s the ultimate nostalgic centerpiece for any DC Heroes or Milestone Media fan. Bonus points if you pair it with the classic black 1993 Milestone Media promo pin to complete the vibe!

Static Shock Special issue 1. Published by DC in June of 2011. Written by   with a   cover. Artists include the great  ,...
11/05/2026

Static Shock Special issue 1. Published by DC in June of 2011. Written by with a cover. Artists include the great , , and more! In “I Am the Future,” Virgil Hawkins must balance a chaotic family life with his superhero duties as Static when a dangerous new villain named Blinder targets him in Dakota City. The second, backup feature serves as a meta-textual tribute that celebrates the legacy of late co-creator Dwayne McDuffie alongside his iconic Milestone Media characters.

Fantastic Four Vol.1 issue 198. Published by Marvel in September of 1978. Written by   with   pencils and   inks. In an ...
11/05/2026

Fantastic Four Vol.1 issue 198. Published by Marvel in September of 1978. Written by with pencils and inks. In an effort to overthrow Latveria’s tyrannical regime, Reed Richards disguises himself and joins local freedom fighters, only to be captured inside Castle Doom. With the team captured, Doctor Doom reveals his plan to abdicate his throne to a clone son, utilizing a power transference machine to siphon the Fantastic Four’s abilities directly into his heir.

Fantastic Four Vol.1 issue 199. Published by Marvel in July of 1978. Written by   with   pencils and   inks. In this boo...
11/01/2026

Fantastic Four Vol.1 issue 199. Published by Marvel in July of 1978. Written by with pencils and inks. In this book, Doctor Doom imprisons the Fantastic Four and Alicia Masters in Latveria to secure his legacy and unveil his royal successor, Victor von Doom II. However, the heroes escape with the help of the rebel Prince Zorba, who publicly exposes the successor as a clone rather than Doom’s biological son.

Fantastic Four Vol.2 issue 200. Published by Marvel in August of 1978. Written by   with   colors and a   cover. In this...
10/28/2026

Fantastic Four Vol.2 issue 200. Published by Marvel in August of 1978. Written by with colors and a cover. In this milestone issue, Reed Richards faces off against Doctor Doom in a climactic battle after Doom attempts to brainwash United Nations delegates from a hideout in Upstate New York. By forcing Doom to look at his own reflection through insanity-inducing crystals, Reed drives the dictator catatonic, leading to Doom’s overthrow by the rebel leader Zorba back in Latveria.

The Super-Heroes issue 18. Published by Marvel UK in July of 1975. Reprints Silver Surfer Vol.1 issue 5 by   and   and X...
10/27/2026

The Super-Heroes issue 18. Published by Marvel UK in July of 1975. Reprints Silver Surfer Vol.1 issue 5 by and and X-Men Vol.1 issue 12 by Lee and . In SS 5, Norrin Radd forms an alliance with a human physicist to steal a device capable of breaching Galactus’s barrier, only to find themselves forced to stop the cosmic entity known as the Stranger from detonating a bomb meant to wipe out humanity. In X-Men 12, Professor Xavier reveals his tragic past to the X-Men just as his unstoppable stepbrother, the Juggernaut, breaches the mansion’s defenses in a quest for revenge.

The Super-Heroes issue 14. Published by Marvel UK in June of 1975. Reprints Silver Surfer Vol.1 issue 16 by   and   as w...
10/27/2026

The Super-Heroes issue 14. Published by Marvel UK in June of 1975. Reprints Silver Surfer Vol.1 issue 16 by and as well as X-Men Vol.1 issue 7 by Lee and Kirby. In this mag, the demon lord Mephisto captures the Silver Surfer and Shalla-Bal, torturing them in his netherworld domain in an attempt to finally break the Surfer’s noble, unyielding spirit. Then, as the original X-Men graduate, they must battle Magneto’s Brotherhood of Evil Mutants who have successfully recruited the powerhouse villain known as the Blob to join their crusade against humanity.

The Super-Heroes issue 16. Published by Marvel UK in June of 1975. Reprints Silver Surfer Vol.1 issue 18 and X-Men Vol.1...
10/25/2026

The Super-Heroes issue 16. Published by Marvel UK in June of 1975. Reprints Silver Surfer Vol.1 issue 18 and X-Men Vol.1 issue 11, both written by with pencils. “To Smash the Inhumans!” features the Silver Surfer being cruelly manipulated into launching a devastating attack against Black Bolt and the Royal Family of Attilan. “The Triumph of Magneto!” follows the X-Men as they locate Magneto and Toad in a remote forest, only to watch the cosmic entity known as the Stranger take the villainous duo away to his homeworld for experimentation.

Mighty Crusaders Vol.2 issue 1. Published by Red Circle Productions in March of 1983. Written/pencilled by   with   inks...
10/24/2026

Mighty Crusaders Vol.2 issue 1. Published by Red Circle Productions in March of 1983. Written/pencilled by with inks and colors. When a joint attack by the immortal villain Eterno and the telepathic Brain Emperor forces Earth’s classic heroes out of retirement, the Mighty Crusaders must unite to stop the catastrophic resurrection of a submerged continent. In addition to launching this new crisis, the issue reintroduces readers to the team’s legacy by providing essential origin recaps for its iconic roster members.

Everything’s Archie issue 16. Published by Archie Comics in October of 1971. Written by  , pencils by  , and inks by  . ...
10/22/2026

Everything’s Archie issue 16. Published by Archie Comics in October of 1971. Written by , pencils by , and inks by . In this issue, facing Vietnam War draft notices, Archie, Jughead, and Reggie debate burning their draft cards during a peace rally with a hippie friend. Instead, Archie chooses to address the crowd non-violently, encouraging the youth to unite and address America’s social challenges peacefully.

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