Dreadstar Collection (1980-1991) [Talos Digital Remaster 2019]
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2
Rating
marvel
Year
1980
Genre
marvel
Runtime
1
Cast
Dreadstar Collection (1980-1991) [Talos Digital Remaster 2019] :Vanth Dreadstar was created by Jim Starlin and first appeared in 1980 in the Metamorphosis Odyssey in Epic Illustrated #3. As he grew in popularity, a one-shot called The Price was published in 1981, and then the Dreadstar Graphic Novel #3 in 1982. He gained his own comic series in 1982, which was the first by the newly formed Epic comics, an imprint of Marvel comics. Epic published 26 issues, after which it was published by First Comics who carried it for 38 more issues, for a total of 64 issues. This collection has all the early works and the entire Epic run, as well as the First Comics issues up to #30, completing the Papal story arc. Page images have been digitally remastered, and where possible original cover art without overlays has been included in the issues. Enjoy!
Moon Knight – 6 + Mini-Series & Extras
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2
Rating
marvel
Year
1980
Genre
marvel
Runtime
1
Cast
Moon Knight is a fictional superhero who appears in comic books published by Marvel Comics. The character exists in the Marvel Universe and was created by Doug Moench and Don Perlin. He first appeared in Werewolf by Night #32 (August 1975).
She-Hulk #1 – 12
Star rating
2
Rating
marvel
Year
1980
Genre
marvel
Runtime
1
Cast
The series lasted for only 12 issues, but was relaunched soon afterwards with a new number 1 in “adjectiveless” She-Hulk Vol.2 to draw more readers to the critically acclaimed series.
Star Wars – The Art of The Empire Strikes Back (1980)
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2
Rating
other-comics
Year
1980
Genre
other-comics
Runtime
1
Cast
Star Wars – The Art of The Empire Strikes Back (1980).
Star Wars – The Empire Strikes Back – 6 stories in 1
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2
Rating
other-comics
Year
1980
Genre
other-comics
Runtime
1
Cast
Star Wars – The Empire Strikes Back – 6 stories in 1
The Amazing Spider-Man – Origin of the Hobgoblin (Story Arc) (1980-1984)
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2
Rating
marvel
Year
1980
Genre
marvel
Runtime
1
Cast
The Hobgoblin lives! Rising from the legacy of the Green Goblin, Spider-Man’s most enduring foe, comes the deadly Hobgoblin! His true identity is one of the most complex mysteries Spidey has ever faced. Featuring the Black Cat, the Kingpin, Madame Web, Mary Jane, the Prowler and more! See Spider-Man’s earliest battles with one of his deadliest foes!
The New Teen Titans Vol. 1 #1 – 40 + Annual (1980-1984) (Digital)
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2
Rating
dc
Year
1980
Genre
dc
Runtime
1
Cast
The spin-off was about to surpass the original. The Teen Titans had been a part of DC Comics lore since their debut in the pages of “The Brave and the Bold” in 1964. Originally grouping side kicks Robin, Kid Flash and Aqualad, the team expanded to include Wonder Girl and then gained its own ongoing series in 1966, adding other team members along the way.
The Savage She-Hulk Vol. 1 #1 – 25 (1980-1982)
Star rating
2
Rating
marvel
Year
1980
Genre
marvel
Runtime
1
Cast
The series that introduced She-Hulk! It started out as just a female version of the angry-mad Hulk. In later series, She-Hulk got a grip on her mind.
The Untold Legend of the Batman #1 – 3 (1980+2010)
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2
Rating
dc
Year
1980
Genre
dc
Runtime
1
Cast
The Untold Legend of the Batman is a three-issue Batman comic book miniseries published by DC Comics in 1980. It was written by Len Wein. The first issue was penciled by John Byrne and inked by Jim Aparo. The second and third issues were drawn entirely by Aparo. José Luis García-López drew the covers for the entire series. The primary plot elements of the story are retellings of the origins of several Batman characters. It is the second miniseries published by DC Comics as well as the first starring Batman.
Time Warp #1 – 5 (1980)
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2
Rating
dc
Year
1980
Genre
dc
Runtime
1
Cast
The “DC Implosion” had delayed plans to revive the sci-fi tradition that had been censored in the 1950s. DC wanted to bring back Strange Adventures (last published in November 1973) as a Dollar Comic-sized anthology. With the renewed popularity of sci-fi films the series eventually got the green light, though under a new name – “Time Warp” – that evoked more of a sci-fi feel.
