#savagedragon

It was back in 1992 when I first got into The Savage Dragon. Lieutenant Frank Darling had found him in a burning vacant lot in a crime-ridden Chicago. Apparently, numerous "Super-Freaks" were

The Savage Dragon #34 (December 1996) by Image Comics Written and drawn by Erik Larsen. - Buy this comic book with Bitcoin and many other cryptocurrencies at the Crypto Collectibles store on OpenBazaar

The Savage Dragon #2 (October 1992) by Image Comics Super-Patriot was a hero who had fallen in battle against the Vicious Circle and was left for dead. Now, more machine than man, Super-Patriot has returned.

Savage Dragon #83 (January 2001) by Image Comics "The Arena of Death!"  Can the Dragon survive in a post-Apocalyopse gladiator arena? Maybe with a little help from some friends...  Written and

Mars Attacks The Savage Dragon #1 (December 1996) by Topps and Image Comics "Savage Dragon: Martian Spy!"Written by Dwight Jon Zimmerman, drawn by Jean-Claude St. Aubin and Larry Mahlstedt - Buy this comic

The Savage Dragon #13 (October 1994) by Image Comics 1st appearance of Max Cash (Condition Red).  The Creators of WildCATs take over for one month, written by Brandon Choi and drawn by Jim lee.

Highbrow Entertainment Ashcan #1 (August 1994) by Image Comics Erik Larsen cover art. Deadly Duo, Freak Force, Star, Superpatriot, Savage Dragon previews. - Buy this comic with Bitcoin and many other crypto