Peter Gillis

Mike Saenz

The revolution will be digitized! The first ever digitally created comic book, Shatter's beautiful dot-matrix art was drawn on a first-generation Macintosh which boasted a mere 128 KB of RAM. Long before Wacom tablets were invented, artist Mike Saenz' work was the painstaking result of the click-by-agonizing-click of the mouse. And it was through Shatter's innovations in technique and software that forever changed the way comic creators, publishers, and readers looked at how comics could be made. Prophetic in approach and subject matter alike, Shatter forecasted a world where body modification, privatized law enforcement, corporate ownership of cities, electrowave club culture, and stem cell research were the norm. Utterly controversial, beyond innovative, and without a doubt one of the most prescient and downright sexy comics of the 1980s, this long-lost gem wraps itself in a sheep's clothing of Blade Runner-style trappings to deliver a stealthy mainline syringe full of the RNA of genius.

Shatter

Jim Starlin

Marv Wolfman

Archie Goodwin

Doug Moench

Dick Riley

Mike Barr

The Marvel Masterworks once again presents Captain Marvel -- and this volume completes his adventures! From the epic Battle of Titan to the all-time classic Death of Captain Marvel, you can now experience every page of his cosmic quest in painstakingly restored hardcover editions. The action begins with a plan set in motion by Thanos' death. The worldwide computer ISAAC has taken control of Titan in Thanos' name. To overcome the Mad Titan's threat, Captain Marvel and Drax the Destroyer must fight a war on two fronts spanning the solar system. Art turns by Steve Ditko and Frank Miller -- in one of his first Marvel stories -- plus a rare tale held over for years set the stage for Jim Starlin's touching farewell to Mar-Vell. COLLECTING: CAPTAIN MARVEL (1968) #58-62; MARVEL SPOTLIGHT (1979) #1-4, 8; MARVEL GRAPHIC NOVEL (1982) #1; MARVEL SUPERHEROES (1990) #3.

Marvel Masterworks Vol. 6

Captain Marvel

Ann Nocenti

J.M. Dematteis

Marie Severin

Collecting Defenders (1972) #126-137, Iceman (1984) #1-4 And Beauty And The Beast (1984) #1-4. The Defenders, Marvels weirdest non-team, have a new roster, a new headquarters and a new leader  theyve evolved into a New Defenders! Their adventures are some of the most far-out trips Marvel has ever presented, but what more could you expect from a group consisting of a Valkyrie, a gargoyle, a cosmic psychic, a sentient cloud and a pair of ex-X-Men? Together theyll take on an all-new Secret Empire, killer nuclear spores in human form, the deadly Manslaughter and towering disembodied demons! Guest-starring Nick Fury, Odin, the New Mutants and more! Also featuring two limited series starring the Defenders Iceman and Beast in solo action  plus rare articles from Marvels 1980s behind-the-scenes magazine, MARVEL AGE!

The New Defenders

Defenders Epic Collection

Don Glut

Roger McKenzie

Mike W. Barr

Bill Mantlo

Tony Isabella

Captain America as the President of the United States? The Hulk a Microscopic Warlord? Doctor Doom a Hero? Gwen Stacy... alive? Only a few of the dynamic dimensional divergences in the Fourth Volume of Marvel's original alternate earth epics! Featuring the Fantastic Four, the Avengers, the Man-Thing and more! Plus revelations of some of the Marvel Universe's most Eternal secrets! Collects What If? #21-26.

What If? Classic

Peter Gillis

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