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Rating: other-comics
Year: 1975
Cast: An extra large all-James Stokoe Godzilla extravaganza! Featuring the first issues of Godzilla: The Half Century War and Godzilla in Hell, as well as all of Stokoe’s assorted Godzilla covers over the years, this is the perfect place to get familiar with the master of monster’s work!

Rating: other-comics
Year: 1975
Cast: Horror anthology featuring various tales of the occult, mad science, and/or monsters. There was a brief publishing hiatus between issue #9 (February 1977) and #10 (September 1977). In issue #13, the series began featuring stories reprinted from other Charlton comics. Issue #17 is even a complete reprint of the series own #3, while featuring a new cover. Most of the stories are “narrated” by Colonel Whiteshroud.

Rating: dc
Year: 1975
Cast: This sword and sorcery title by scribe Paul Levitz and artist Steve Ditko epitomized the credo “Be careful what you wish for.” The series’ anti-hero was a nameless wanderer whose dreams of becoming a warrior brought him first slavery, then worse. Dgrth, the demon lord of warriors, answered the boy’s prayers and granted him unparalleled combat skills, plus a hunter’s gifts and name – in exchange for his soul. As Stalker the Souless, the youth came to realize that smiting his enemies brought him no joy, for he had been stripped of his humanity. From that point, the young hunter’s target became the demon that made him. Stalker ran for four issues.

Rating: dc
Year: 1975
Cast: Unlike other DC Family titles, this ongoing started out almost exclusively as a reprint book, featuring stories from Golden and Silver Age titles such as World’s Finest v1 and All-Star Comics v1.

Rating: marvel
Year: 1975
Cast: Marvel’s redefinition of the heroes from World War Two! Join Captain America, Namor, Bucky, the original Human Torch, Union Jack and Spitfire among others while they fight the axis of evil, such as the Nazi’s and the Japanese.