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Rating: other-comics
Year: 2004
Cast: Archie is a long-running comic strip based on the line of the popular Archie Comics.

Back Issue #1 – 120

Rating: other-comics
Year: 2004
Cast: Back Issue is a comics magazine that focuses on comics from the 70s, 80s, 90s and today. Michael Eury is the editor. Each issue focuses on a different theme, with articles, creator interviews and original art scans that coincide with that theme. It is published eight times a year.

Bone – The Complete Cartoon Epic in One Volume

Rating: other-comics
Year: 2004
Cast: After being run out of Boneville, the three Bone cousins, Fone Bone, Phoney Bone and Smiley Bone are separated and lost in a vast uncharted desert. One by one they find their way into a deep forested valley filled with wonderful and terrifying creatures. It will be the longest – but funniest – year of their lives.

Books of Magick – Life During Wartime #1 – 15

Rating: dc
Year: 2004
Cast: This series is a departure from all of Tim Hunter’s previous series in that it takes place in an alternate universe and follows the life of a new, alternate version of Tim. Written by Si Spencer in collaboration with Neil Gaiman, the series follows Tim’s adventures in a war-torn world.

Catwoman – Wildcat #1 – 4

Rating: dc
Year: 2004
Cast: The 4-issue sequel to the fan-favorite Batman Wildcat (1997) #1-3 finds both Wildcat and the Feline Fatale on the Las Vegas strip! Selina Kyle heads out West to make a quick bundle testing the security of the Klondike Casino, but the owners have a shadier proposition in store for her. Ted Grant heads to the desert city to see a new heavyweight in action, but is soon donning the gloves against Catwoman. Meanwhile, a new contender, Clawhammer, looking to make a name for himself as a super-villain, enters the ring.

Challengers of the Unknown Vol. 4 #1 – 6

Rating: dc
Year: 2004
Cast: Five extraordinary people with seemingly nothing in common share the bond of surviving a cataclysmic event. In a world devoid of super-heroes, they come together and discover that everything they know has been a lie, that the world we live in is not the one we believe it to be. To survive, they must unite and face the true masters of our universe. It’s a world where literally anything can happen, and probably will!

Claudia – Vampire Knight #1 – 3

Rating: other-comics
Year: 2004
Cast: Claudia – Vampire Knight #1 – 3.

Common Grounds #1 – 6

Rating: other-comics
Year: 2004
Cast: Welcome to Common Grounds; the coffee and doughnut shop with an amazing difference: the regulars include a large number of superhumans. If you’ve ever wondered how the heroes and villains of the world think, feel, and act with the everyday problems civilians face, this is where you can learn. So grab a cup of joe and sit down.

Crush (TPB) (2004)

Rating: other-comics
Year: 2004
Cast: In a world of subtle horrors, Elizabeth Mason is about to meet one monster she never counted on—HERSELF. On the day of her 18th birthday Liz undergoes a strange metamorphosis which, for reasons unknown, causes her to transform into the monster called CRUSH! As if growing up isn’t hard enough without that, Liz soon has to deal with a deadly, ruthless agent tailing her … with teenage werewolves. At least she has her best friend, Jen Tanaka, to count on. And what at first seems to be a curse may be the very thing that leads her to understand who she truly is.

Defex #1 – 6

Rating: other-comics
Year: 2004
Cast: It Started as an experiment gone too far: A group of brilliant young science students, acting in secret, trigger unpredictable capabilities hidden in themselves-and in every humans DNA. In the space of one night they become more than human. Exhilarated, confused, and on the lam from both the Department of Homeland Security and a sinister force they don’t understand, Ariel, Mia, Jack, Haley and Tristan must learn to control their new powers before someone else starts controlling them….

Devil May Cry #1 – 3

Rating: other-comics
Year: 2004
Cast: Devil May Cry #1 – 3

Dungeons and Dragons – Where Shadows Fall #1 – 5

Rating: other-comics
Year: 2004
Cast: The sequel to In the Shadow of Dragons! A forbidden romance between the children of two warring leaders sparks a tale of magic, betrayal, kidnapping, and rising undead. Death, romace, murder, and revenge, it’s all here!

Ghost Spy #1 – 5

Rating: other-comics
Year: 2004
Cast: Keico Loc thwarts a diabolical plot to launch the experimental chemical Adrenafin into the city. Keico is entrusted with delivering the Adrenafin to an underground Bio-warfare complex. With the help of the ambitiously violent Rame and Griggs, Keico lays waste to thugs and tanks alike on their battle through the forgotten blocks of Chi-Nova.

Guardians #1 – 5

Rating: marvel
Year: 2004
Cast: THEN: A group of neighborhood kids who make-believe that they’re intergalactic super-heroes have a chance encounter with a real alien and help him in his time of need! Living out their childhood fantasies to the fullest, they tell the alien that they are the Guardians – appointed protectors of this planet – and that, should he need their help again, they’ll be ready! NOW: It’s been 14 years since their extra-terrestrial adventure, and the kids have grown up and moved on. Having given up their childhood dreams they are making an awkward transition to the adult world, working average jobs and living average lives…until the alien that they helped all those years ago returns to Earth, seeking the help of the “Guardians” once again!

Identity Disc #1 – 5

Rating: marvel
Year: 2004
Cast: Identity Disc #1 – 5 (2004) : When six of Marvel’s most violent and cunning villains join forces, the fate of every hero in the world is at stake. Sabretooth, Bullseye, the Juggernaut, Deadpool, Sandman and the Vulture — are forced to work together by a mysterious agent who somehow knows every dark and dirty secret in their violent lives. Their mission: to retrieve the nearly priceless Identity Disc — purported to contain the true identities, the home addresses and even the credit reports of every hero in the Marvel Universe. To obtain the disc, hidden deep in the bowels of a practically impenetrable A.I.M. terrorist base, this agent will need an army. Or six super-villains. But how long can these psychopaths work together before the chaos begins?

JLA Avengers – The Collector’s Edition (HC) (2004)

Rating: dc
Year: 2004
Cast: It’s an event that will never be forgotten. That’s why the once-in-a-lifetime crossover event that brought these two historic super-teams together and rocked the comics world receives the deluxe treatment it deserves in August! This oversized, slipcased two-volume set collects the legendary 4-issue miniseries with a full complement of bonus features! The first volume in the slipcase contains the 4-issue miniseries written by Kurt Busiek (ASTRO CITY, SUPERMAN: SECRET IDENTITY) with stunning art by George Pérez (WONDER WOMAN) and introductions by Stan Lee and the late Julius Schwartz, the architects of the original iterations of the Avengers and the Justice League of America, respectively. This volume also features a key to the characters on the intricately detailed cover of JLA/AVENGERS #3.The 64-page Compendium, featuring a new cover by Pérez, contains the original 21 pages of pencils from cancelled 1980s crossover by Pérez and writer Gerry Conway, plus an article on it by former DC editor K.C. Carlson, a look at several other unofficial crossovers, and more! But that’s not all — this volume also features the JLA/AVENGERS miniseries proposal and plot synopses, and annotated notes from Busiek for all the obscure characters and creatures crammed into the pages. There are no plans to reprint this historical set, so this is the only opportunity to own the material reprinted in the Compendium. Don’t miss out on what’s sure to be a crown jewel in any comics collection!

JLA-Avengers – The Collector’s Edition – 2

Rating: dc
Year: 2004
Cast: JLA-Avengers – The Collector’s Edition Vol. 1 – 2 (2004).

JSA – Strange Adventures #1 – 6

Rating: dc
Year: 2004
Cast: Set during the Golden Age, Strange Adventures begins when fumbling Johnny Thunder decides to become a big-time pulp writer by chronicling the adventures of the JSA. Taken under the writing wing of legendary, real-life science-fiction Grand Master Jack Williamson, Johnny tries his best — and when a deadly new villain called Lord Dynamo appears on the scene, flying a deadly zeppelin crewed by robot zombies, it’s up to Johnny and Jack to help Hawkman, the Flash, Green Lantern, Starman, Dr. Mid-Nite, Sandman and the rest of the JSA save the day!

Majestic #1 – 17

Rating: other-comics
Year: 2004
Cast: Writing team Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning (LEGION) link up with hot new artist Neil Googe (Bazooka Jules) for a series that shows what happens to Majestic when he returns home to the WildStorm Universe with guest stars Superman and the Eradicator in tow! Majestic is faced with the biggest — and most chilling — mystery of his life in “While You Were Out,” a story full of cosmic wonder, wit and earth-shaking super-heroics! WildStorm castaway Mr. Majestic has spent the last few months in the DCU, where his warrior-code background has led him to butt heads with a few of that world’s finest. But now that he’s back home, has his style changed? Has he learned anything from the DC heroes? And…just what the heck has been going on here? This issue features two alternate covers.

Marvel Age Spider-Man #1 – 20

Rating: marvel
Year: 2004
Cast: Welcome to the Marvel Age, a new imprint of “All Ages” titles created especially for new and young readers featuring some of the best Marvel stories of the last few years, as well as new, contemporary versions of some of the greatest stories from Marvel mythology. The Marvel Age begins this month with Marvel Age: Spider-Man #1, revisiting a classic Stan Lee and Steve Ditko Spider-Man story, infused with stunning new artwork featuring today’s highest production values and updated scripts!

Marvel Masterworks – Golden Age Marvel Comics – 7

Rating: marvel
Year: 2004
Cast: In September 1939, a new title hit newsstands and changed the comic-book world forever: MARVEL COMICS #1 had arrived! And this comic wasn’t your typical assortment of super-powered, straight-laced do-gooders. This was something completely new. The Human Torch, the creation of Dr. Phineas Horton, was neither man nor hero. He was a fiery force of nature who shocked and unsettled mankind.

Marvel Team-Up Vol. 3 #1 – 25 (2004-2006)

Rating: marvel
Year: 2004
Cast: Written by Robert Kirkman, this series was more of an all-star guest-galore instead of just Spider-Man teaming up with other heroes. It lasted for 25 issues.

Mary Jane – Homecoming #1 – 4 +

Rating: marvel
Year: 2004
Cast: Mary Jane: Homecoming is a four-issue series that runs between Mary Jane 1-4 and Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane. Homecoming covers the events that occur directly before and during Mary Jane’s high school Homecoming dance.

Sabretooth #1 – 4

Rating: marvel
Year: 2004
Cast: The most brutal villain in the Marvel Universe returns! But has he gone too far this time? Did Sabretooth destroy an entire island of innocent humans? And what will happen when the U.S. Military tries to bring him down? Will they succeed?

Scratch #1 – 5

Rating: dc
Year: 2004
Cast: This 5 issue miniseries by writer/artist Sam Kieth (The Maxx) focuses on an adolescent male who finds out that when his annoying younger cousin bit him some months back, he became a werewolf.

Sleeper – Season Two #1 – 12

Rating: other-comics
Year: 2004
Cast: While spymaster John Lynch slept in a coma, his protégé Holden Carver was trapped undercover. Now that his star has risen in criminal mastermind Tao’s organization, Carver is shocked by the news that Lynch is awake. Torn between new loyalties and his original mission, Carver must decide whose side he’s really on – and if they’re on his.

Spawn – Simony

Rating: other-comics
Year: 2004
Cast: Spawn: Simony involves former Hellspawn and current Spawn mentor Cogliostro in a scheme to rid himself of his Hellspawn curse.

Superman – Godfall (TPB) (2004)

Rating: dc
Year: 2004
Cast: A sleek hardcover collecting the sold-out 6-part storyline! Earth’s protector is missing in this adventure collecting ACTION COMICS #812-813, ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN #625-626 and SUPERMAN #202-203, written by Michael Turner and Joe Kelly (JLA) with art by Talent Caldwell (Fathom: Killian’s Tide) and Jason Gorder (Witchblade). Somehow, the Man of Steel finds himself on his native world of Krypton. Can he escape and return to Earth? GODFALL features a new cover by Turner, an introduction by Kelly, plus behind-the-scenes sketches, designs and more!

The DC Comics Encyclopedia – 2

Rating: dc
Year: 2004
Cast: The series is a collection of datafiles on all the characters of the DC universe. It is added to and revised with each addition. It gives a short background of the character with images and date first published.

The Little Endless Storybook (2004)

Rating: dc
Year: 2004
Cast: The story begins once upon a time, when Little Delirium was lost. Her protector and puppy Barnabas searched the waking world for his tiny princess to no avail. Now, Barnabas must travel to the strange realms of each of The Endless to see if Delirium’s siblings have seen their missing sister. Cameos by The Sandman, Desire and the rest of the Endless family make this a must-have for any Sandman enthusiast.

The Monolith Vol. 1 #1 – 12 + Extra (2004)

Rating: dc
Year: 2004
Cast: In the time of the Great Depression, a creature of clay was created to protect the lower East Side from the incursion of the underworld’s forces. It’s been long sealed away, but now the time has come once again for this monstrous beast to defend the denizens of New York!

The Witching #1 – 10 (2004-2005)

Rating: dc
Year: 2004
Cast: A new ongoing series that reinvents the ancient Triple Goddess archetype for our maniacal new millennium. Forget everything you thought you knew about witchcraft. Three hot new witches — so new, that some of them haven’t figured out that they are witches — become mysteriously united…and the American melting pot will never be the same.

Ultimate Nightmare #1 – 5 (2004-2005)

Rating: marvel
Year: 2004
Cast: A paranormal broadcast full of apocalyptic images and warnings torments the Earth, emanating from an old Soviet installation in Tunguska. Independently, the Ultimates and the X-Men dispatch teams to investigate and descend into the sealed bunker full of people who have been horrifically experimented on with cannibalized alien technology. The source of the broadcast and the alien technology turn out to be the same. It is an android called Vision that crash landed a hundred years ago to warn Earth of its coming apocalypse in the form of an entity called Gah Lak Tus.

Victory Vol. 2 #1 – 4 (2004-2005)

Rating: other-comics
Year: 2004
Cast: With the destruction of the Monster-God K’Athanoa, Victória tries to recover from her wounds and make a new life on earth. No longer feeling alone, Victória now watches over her new found friends and family since her existence now places them in constant danger. Victória will realize the dire consequences of her actions of using the Star Platinum of Death attack, and will come to terms with the loss of her father’s (THE PALADIN) guidance. Being plagued with nightmares of an old enemy, Victória fears that she may have alerted him to her current whereabouts. The upcoming battle will not be an easy victory, and the death toll is sure to rise on both sides.

Wolverine – Enemy of the State (Story Arc) (2004-2009)

Rating: marvel
Year: 2004
Cast: A mission to rescue a young child goes horribly wrong as Wolverine is brainwashed by both HYDRA and the Hand. He is then forced to battle and even kill those who he views as friends.

X-Force v2 #1 – 6 + Shatterstar (2004-2005)

Rating: marvel
Year: 2004
Cast: It’s X-Men: ReLoad Wave 2! Rob Liefeld and Fabian Nicieza return to the title they made famous—X-FORCE! Cable, Domino, Cannonball, Shatterstar, Warpath and all the rest return in this new series! New heroes, new villains, and big action… X-Force just the way you want it!

X-Men Days of Future Past (TPB) (2004)

Rating: marvel
Year: 2004
Cast: It was the best of times, it was the worst of times: Relive the legendary first journey into the dystopian future of 2013 – where Sentinels stalk the Earth, and the X-Men are humanity’s only hope…until they die! Also featuring the first appearance of Alpha Flight, the return of the Wendigo, the history of the X-Men from Cyclops himself…and a demon for Christmas!?

X-Men – Dream’s End (TPB) (2004)

Rating: marvel
Year: 2004
Cast: The death of Colossus, reprinted here for the first time! For too long mutants were threatened by the twin specters of the Legacy Virus and anti-mutant politics. Now, the X-Men hope to end both threats, but at what cost to their oldest and dearest? Are there deaths from which even the X-Men can’t return? Featuring Mystique, Cable, and the last issue of Bishop’s solo series! Collects Uncanny X-Men #388-390, Cable #87, Bishop #16 and X-Men #108-110.

X-Men – Old Soldiers (TPB) (2004)

Rating: marvel
Year: 2004
Cast: Collects New Mutants Annual #2-3, Uncanny X-Men Annual #11, Uncanny X-Men (1963) #213-215. Celebrating Chris Claremont and Alan Davis’ UNCANNY X-MEN run, Marvel collects their earliest collaborations on Marvel’s merry mutants! In these classic stories — some reprinted here for the first time — the New Mutants take on Mojo and Spiral, then must contend with the alien antics of the Impossible Man; the X-Men face an enemy who can grant them their most secret desires; and Wolverine battles Sabretooth amid the infamous “Mutant Massacre”!