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WONDER WOMAN #9 (Jenny Frison Cover) (25 Jan 2021)
ACE Comic ConWONDER WOMAN #9 (Jenny Frison Virgin Cover) (25 Jan 2021)
ACE Comic ConWe've got new, exclusive comic books from our friends at DC Comics for all you fans of Wonder Woman!Wonder Woman #9 (1987 Edition) New Printing ACE Comic Con Jenny Frison Fluorescent Exclusive Covers will be coming to our shop Monday, January 25 at 1pm ET! Only 3,000 Serial-Numbered Books will be printed. (Books will all be hard #’d on the book itself)- Only 1,000 Serial-Numbered Virgin Cover Books. (no trade dress) will be printed (Books will all be hard #’d on the book ...
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THING: PROJECT PEGASUS
(27 Mar 2018)
Marvel Comics
Excerpt:
Thing: Project Pegasus is a repackaging of a similarly titled collection form 2010 that includes MTIO #42-43, 53-58 and Avengers
#236-237. Writer Ralph Macchio clearly had fun poking around the lesser
known corners of the mythos, playing with characters no one else was
paying attention to and his glee can be found throughout the pages. He’s
aided and abetted in many of these stories co-written by Mark
Gruenwald. It doesn’t hurt that the art is pretty stellar and consistent
(rare for that era) from the hands of Sal Buscema, Alfredo Alcala, and
Sam Grainger then followed by John Byrne and Joe Sinnott, who are, in
turn, followed by George Pérez and the late, unforgotten Gene Day.
Early on in the series, the Thing became a Big Brother to Wundarr, first introduced in the Man-Thing series running in Fear.
Rocketed to Earth from the seemingly doomed planet Dakkam, he possessed
powers and abilities far beyond mortal men. He just needed someone to
show him how to function on a world of humans and the Thing took him on.
When Wundarr was captured by the newly opened Project Pegasus
(Potential Energy Group/Alternate Sources/United States), it was to see
if his powers could unlock the energies of the Cosmic Cube. The Thing
tries to rescue him but is stopped by Captain America before they team
up to retrieve the Cube, which had been stolen by Victorius of the Cult
of Entropy.