Best Selling Books by Don McGregor

"Luke Cage defends the streets of New York City and even takes the fight to the outer boroughs in this Epic Collection completing his solo adventures. He''ll face menaces as tough as Moses Magnum, as bizarre as the Mace and as infuriating as the Gem Theater''s always unpredictable vending machine. It''s all set against the gritty streets of 1970s Times Square, a location as colorful as anything Marvel''s minds have ever conjured up. Cage will also face an all-new and amped up Chemistro, the Spear, who seeks to settle a score with the man who made Luke Cage bulletproof, and an adversary as unstoppable as death itself: the IRS. Also featuring the debut of Bill Foster as Giant Man and the one and only Piranha Jones." -- Page 4 of cover.

Monsters Unleashed was a black-and-white magazine published by Curtis Magazines (an imprint of Marvel Comics) from 1973-1975. It lasted eleven issues plus one annual.

Collecting issues #15-21 of the original Vampirella magazine series, Dynamite continues it''s resurrection of classic horror! Some of Vampirella''s most memorable stories, including the classic tale "...And To Be A Bride Of Chaos" and her unforgettable encounter with Dracula in "Dracula Still Lives!" A showcase of other short stories not seen in print since their inception are once again included in this collection. Short stories of horror, intrigue, and death are all contained in this beautiful volume. Also collected are more rare and vintage content like "Vampi''s Scarlett Letters," "Vampi''s Feary Tales," and "Vampi''s Flames" showcasing some of Vampirella Magazine''s best creators. Legendary talent whose work also appears in this amazing collection include Archie Goodwin, Jose Gonzalez, Steve Englehart, Doug Moench, Estebon Maroto, Richard Corben, and many more.

A retelling of The moonstone in comic book format.

Collects material from Jungle Action #6-24. In 1973 comics'' first African super hero took the headlining slot in an ambitious ongoing series, beginning a 13-issue epic unprecedented in its time. Writer Don McGregor teamed with artists Rich Buckler and Billy Graham to tell "Panther''s Rage," a story so huge it ranges across the savannah, into the deepest jungles and up to the snow-topped mountains of Wakanda. Over its course McGregor Co. would define T''Challa, give full depth and life to the Wakandas and their culture, while pitting the Panther against the murderous Erik Killmonger for control of the kingdom. Not one to rest on his laurels, McGregor then set out to raise the bar once again, sending T''Challa to the American South to investigate the murder of Angela Lynne and its connection to the Klan and the history of the Soul Strangler.

TALES FROM THE CRYPT is the acknowledged premier horror comic of all time. The original series suspended publication over fifty years ago. Papercutz has obtained the exclusive rights to revive this frightful franchise and to create all-new TALES FROM THE CRYPT comics, in our full-color digest-sized format. The debut volume features four tales of terror: "Body of Work," reveals how two nosy and somewhat murderous neighbors discover the shocking inspiration for Jack Kroll''s outsider artwork. "Runway Roadkill" presents a behind the scenes look at what is destined to be fashion designer Kimberly Kinselling''s final show. "For Serious Collectors Only" proves that even connoisseurs of Japanese action figures should always carefully read the labels-or risk deadly consequences. "The Tenant" features the fearsome fate of slumlord James Winchell, who, after one of his tenants dies due to his neglect, is forced to live in one of his buildings by a creepy cemetery. All stories, painfully introduced by the perpetually-punning GhouLunatics, The Crypt-Keeper, The Old Witch, and the Vault-Keeper