Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Comic: Marvel Feature
v1 bulk downloads
7-12 download
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v1
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6-10 Download (zt)
v2
red sonja 1-7 DOWNLOAD (Dave RS)
Thanks to Gyro Gearloose , Dave and me for these links.
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Friday, April 23, 2010
Comic: Iron Man and Submariner
#1 full book download
or
#1 download
(Iron Man story only)
Thanks to HH
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Friday, April 16, 2010
Comic: Avengers/Invaders
Monday, April 5, 2010
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Comic: The Crossing (Marvel Event)
The Marvel crossover event spanned 22 issues in 6or7 titles. Starting with the oneshot Avengers Crossing and continues through Force Works, Iron Man,War Machine ,Avengers, in this compilation collection.
get both parts and unzipped
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Comic: Avengers/Thunderbolts
#1- 6 download
info - spoiler alert
In 2004, the six issue Avengers/Thunderbolts mini-series was launched, picking up a year after the events of Thunderbolts #75. Zemo led the Thunderbolts (now including Dallas Riordan, under the codename Vantage) in an attempt to drain the powers of all superhumans on Earth, using Moonstone. They fought the Avengers, including former Thunderbolt Hawkeye. The Avenger Iron Man infiltrated the Thunderbolts disguised as Cobalt Man. Eventually, all the power absorbed by Moonstone caused her to snap. Jolt returned from Counter-Earth to help stop Moonstone. Finally, Iron Man convinced Hawkeye to lobotomize Moonstone to save the planet.
Zemo vowed revenge against the Thunderbolts and the Avengers for putting Moonstone into a coma. Jolt returned to Counter-Earth. A depowered Blackheath returned to prison. The Fixer fled. Vantage retired to a government job. Songbird was offered reserve membership in the Avengers but turned it down. MACH-3 was paroled from prison and decided to form a new team of Thunderbolts.
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Comic: West Coast Avengers V2
#1-8 download
#9-17 download
#18-26 download
#27-35 download
#36-44 download
#45- 50 download
#51-59 download
#60-68 download
#69-77 download
#78-86 download
#87-96 download
#97-102 download
The series was written by Steve Engelhart (with some fill-in issues covered by writers such as Mark Gruenwald) with art by Al Milgrom and Joe Sinnott. This creative team left as of issue #41, and from issue #42 to 57 the title was written and illustrated by John Byrne. The title was also renamed Avengers West Coast as of issue #47, dated August 1989. From issue #58 the creative team varied, although writers Roy Thomas and Dann Thomas and artist Paul Ryan completed the majority of the run.
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Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Comic: Avengers West Coast - Darker than Scarlet
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Monday, March 29, 2010
Comic: Illuminati
2 ways to read this great saga.
Illuminati
compilation book
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or individual issues
#1- 5 + secret history
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plot (spoiler alert)
Creator Bendis says on the group's members, "They each represent a certain something that is very special to the Marvel Universe":
- Namor is a ruler of the oceans and represents the anti-hero mindset.
- Tony Stark represents the Avenger type of hero, one who understands and appreciates that a hero can work with the government, rather than outside of it. He also repesents the common man, as he possesses no natural superhuman abilities.
- Reed Richards represents the science-based part of the superhero community.
- Black Bolt represents the Inhumans, who are an important part of Marvel history and play an important part in events that have not yet come to pass. He also represents a ruler/king archetype, one that has also been filled by Namor.
- Dr. Stephen Strange speaks for the mystical/non-scientific side of the Marvel universe.
- Prof. Charles Xavier is there on behalf of the mutant community.
They all bring with them a unique viewpoint and perspective that isn’t shared by the others."
The group forms at some time in the aftermath of the Kree-Skrull War, and probably after the Avengers/Defenders war. Iron Man realizes that each of the individual members had information about these alien races beforehand, and they could have collectively stopped it. He brings together the Illuminati with the Black Panther in Wakanda, and proposes that they form a government of superhumans. Namor refuses, on the grounds that too many superheroes are violent outsiders (such as Hawkeye and Quicksilver, both former criminals). Xavier refuses on the grounds that mutants are already feared and hated, and if Iron Man thinks he can fight this with iconic superheroes, it'll result in heroes being feared and hated as much as mutants. Dr. Strange refuses on the grounds that too many heroes are anti-establishment and that the group Iron Man has assembled to form a governing body would not be 'anti-establishment', but rather a form of 'counter-establishment'. The group does, however, agree to meet to exchange information regularly. The only individual present who refuses is the Black Panther, who fears the association will end in less than altruistic actions.
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Comic: New Avengers - Military giveaways
6 issues
Letters home,Fireline, Guest stars,The spirit of America ,Pot of Gold and time trouble.
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Friday, March 26, 2010
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Comic: Force Works
Force Works was a short-lived Marvel Comics superhero team. It first appeared in the comic book series Force Works #1 (July 1994). The title was written by Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning and initially drawn by Tom Tenney.
The group was formed from the remains of the West Coast Avengers, after leader Iron Man left the Avengers due to an internal dispute. Force Works maintained a different outlook than the Avengers, trying to preempt natural and manmade disasters.
complete series:#1-5 download
#6-13 download
#14-22 download
Force Works began shortly after the West Coast Avengers disbanded. Tony Stark, otherwise known as the hero Iron Man, sought to form a superhero group with a different philosophy than its predecessors, most notably the East Coast branch of the Avengers: they would not just stop disasters, but prevent them. The team was initially composed of Iron Man, U.S. Agent, Spider-Woman (Julia Carpenter), Scarlet Witch, and Wonder Man. By the end of their first mission, Wonder Man was thought dead at the hands of the invading Kree, and shortly thereafter the alien Century took his place. The group used a combination of The Chaos Computer, a supercomputer that used incoming information to predict future events, and the hex powers of the Scarlet Witch to attempt to prevent major world problems.
Force Works used a Stark Enterprises facility known as The Works as their base. The building was fully equipped for the team's use; it featured powerful security and stealth systems and incorporated nanotechnology that would repair the building if it were damaged. It was maintained by a Stark Industries staff, leaving Force Works to focus on its duties. The facility was also administered by an artificial intelligence system called P.L.A.T.O. (Piezo-electrical Logistic Analytical Tactical Operator). The Works also included living and training accommodations and could also produce hard-light holographs.
Although Force Works was officially led by the Scarlet Witch, Iron Man would often act insubordinately and make his own decisions during their missions. Later it was revealed that Iron Man was under the influence of the time-traveling villain Kang the Conqueror (even later revealed to be his future self Immortus in disguise). The team fought several battles, existed for just less than two years, and disbanded. Most of its members rejoined the Avengers or sank into obscurity.
Shortly after the disintegration of the group, Tony Stark died in his attempts to regain control of himself from "Kang" and was replaced by a younger, alternate-reality version of himself. The original Stark did not remain dead for long, due to the events that culminated in the Heroes Reborn storyline.
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COMIC:What if (V1)
What If ? published by Marvel Comics, exploring "the road not traveled" by its various characters.
Vol#1
spiderman joins the fantastic four in the first issue.
#1 download
what if Hulk had bruce banners brain was in #2
#2 download
What if the Invaders never split up was the story in four.
#4 download
what if Captain America didnt disappear after WW2
#5 download
#3,6&7 bundle download (HH)
#8 download
Some of the following issues were posted previously.
What If #9 Avengers
#9 download
#10 download
What if the original Marvel bullpen had become the Fantastic Four?
Oct 1978
This comic offers a tongue-in-cheek view of what might have happened if members of the original Marvel Bullpen — specifically, Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Flo Steinberg, and Sol Brodsky — had been given the powers and abilities of the Fantastic Four.
36pages
scanned and zipped
18mbs
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From 1982 What If # 31 What if Wolverine had killed the Hulk. For those who didn't know Wolverine first appeared in the issue#180 of the Hulk comic . In the story in which Wolverine decided to end a fight with Hulk in a draw. This what if story tells the tell without that decision. Also included is a short story about the Fantastic Four - What if the Fantastic Four had never been.
38 pages
19mbs
zipped
scanned
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There are even more issues of What if from Vol#2 (check the labels for this title.)
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Wednesday, March 24, 2010
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