Doug Moench Boeken

In dit derde en laatste deel van De Krijgers van het Schaduwrijk komen Tyndall, Velanna en Nat-Gatt, middels de inhoud van de geheimzinnige buidel, bestaande uit vijf vreemdgevormde edelstenen, oog in oog te staan met de schepper van Wonderwereld, de duivelse tovenaar Darklens!Om hem en zijn volgelingen, de gevreesde Ruiters van de Nacht, voorgoed het zwijgen op te leggen reist het drietal met behulp van de magische spiegel van de tovenaar Zarthon naar de Tombe van Limbo.Geholpen door het elfenvolk dat ze onderweg tegenkomen, bereiken ze tenslotte hun doel... een eigen plekje op Wonderwereld.

One of the most groundbreaking Marvel comics of all time, Master of Kung Fu - the series that captured the kung fu craze - starts here! Born to be the world's most fearsome fighter, Shang-Chi's life takes an unexpected turn when he discovers the truth about his father, the villainous Fu Manchu. So begins the epic story of the Master of Kung Fu! In his quest to end the reign of his malevolent patriarch, Shang-Chi pits his deadly hands and unstoppable spirit against the incredible foes like Midnight, Tigerclaw, and even the Amazing Spider-Man. He's joined by Sir Denis Nayland Smith and - Black-Jack Tarr of the British secret service, who will stop at nothing to end the devil doctor's reign. Collecting: Special Marvel Edition (1971) 15-16, Master Of Kung Fu (1974) 17-28 & Giantsize 1-4, Giant-Size Spider-Man (1974) 2 and material from Iron Man Annual (1970) 4

This volume features thrilling encounters, including a clash between the Werewolf and Frankenstein's monster, as well as a battle with Morbius. Jack Russell faces dire challenges, including a murder accusation and the pursuit of the LAPD, while seeking a cure for his werewolf curse. The narrative intertwines with Topaz's dreams and introduces a resurrected Taboo, alongside the sinister Dr. Glitternight. As Jack's sister Lissa celebrates her birthday, the werewolf curse threatens to affect her too, adding familial tension to the supernatural drama.

Exploring alternate realities, this collection features beloved heroes placed in unusual settings that challenge their identities and abilities. From historical contexts to imaginative realms, each story redefines what these characters can be, offering fresh narratives that blend familiar traits with unexpected circumstances. The unique scenarios allow for creative storytelling that pushes the boundaries of the superhero genre.

Collects Thor (1966) #315-327, Annual (1966) #10; material from Bizarre Adventures (1981) #32.The God of Thunder needs all the help he can get against the Bi-Beast. Enter: Iron Man! Then, it's a Man-Beast/Man-Thing showdown with Thor in the middle — while Loki conspires to pit his adopted brother against the stone men of Easter Island and the great dragon Fafnir! As if that's not drama enough, Thor faces a gauntlet of foes in Zaniac, the Dark Man and the Scarlet Scarab, plus a one-on-one showdown with Darkoth — with Mephisto lurking in the background! And who are Grult and the Menagerie of Rimthursar? This Masterworks edition also includes a double-sized Annual extravaganza pitting Thor and the gods against the Demogorge and "Sea of Destiny," a tale beautifully rendered by master illustrator John Bolton.

This riveting book sets Batman on a path that will change his life forever. A mass escape from Arkham Asylum and the emergence of Batman's most threatening for, Bane, sends Gotham City spinning into chaos and takes Batman to the limits of human endurance. Graphic novel format.THE BAT IS BROKEN.BANE HAS WON.But for forces of justice will not go quietly into the night. Instead, a successor to the mantle of the Bat must be chosen to carry on Bruce Wayne's war against crime. Who will be the new Dark Knight? Can he succeed where his predecessor failed? Or will Bane's campaign of terror continue unabated, laying waste to Gotham City?The second volume of the epic Knightfall story, this edition contains Batman #498-500, Detective Comics #664-666, Showcase '93 #7-8 and Batman: Shadow of the Bat #16-18.

Elseworlds explores the intriguing concept of placing familiar heroes in unconventional settings, spanning across various timelines and realities. These narratives feature both historical and fantastical elements, challenging the characters in ways that defy their traditional roles. The stories delve into alternate histories and imaginative worlds, offering fresh perspectives on beloved figures while pushing the boundaries of their iconic tales.

In the final chapter of this series, Bruce Wayne completes his improbable recovery from his broken back and is ready to resume his role as Gotham's protector. But Jean Paul Valley, the man who now patrols the night as a vicious and violent Batman, is not willing to give up his new identity. Driven to the brink of madness by inner demons, the new Batman seeks to destroy Bruce as they meet in mortal combat. But in the end, Bruce defeats Jean Paul both mentally and physically and reclaims his legendary cape and cowl.

Complete your collection of the classic adventures of Marvel's legendary lycanthrope! But can even Jack Russell survive when he battles the silver-clad stalker known as Moon Knight? There are plenty more candidates lining up to wrestle the Werewolf - including the Hangman, Brother Voodoo, Iron Man and Fire-Eyes, the man with the gaze of doom! Whether it's super heroes or supernatural threats Jack is facing, he and Spider-Man - and Ghost Rider too - will learn that no villain is more vile than...Tatterdemalion! Plus, witness the savage rematch between Moon Knight and the Werewolf! COLLECTING: GIANT-SIZE WEREWOLF 5; WEREWOLF BY NIGHT (1972) 31-43; MARVEL PREMIERE 28; SPIDER-WOMAN (1978) 6, 19, 32; MARVEL TEAM-UP (1972) 93; GHOST RIDER (1973) 55; MOON KNIGHT (1980) 29 (A STORY), 30; MATERIAL FROM MARVEL PREMIERE 59

Contains material originally published in magaizne form as WEREWOLF BY NIGHT (1972) #32-33; MARVEL SPOTLIGHT (1971) #28-29; DEFENDERS (1972)#47-50; PETER PARKER, THE SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN (1976) #22-23; MARVEL TWO-IN-ONE (1947) 4 MOON KNIGHT (1980) #1-4; HULK MAGAZINE (1978) #11-15, #17-19 AND #20; and MARVEL PREVIEW (1975) #21.