At MegaCon this year, I picked up a number of cheap comics. Most were 50 cents, some were $1. There might not be any spectacular gems here, but for that price it is hard to find a bad buy. I picked up

I read and go over issue eight of Battle Chasers. Sebastius reveals himself.

I read and go over issue seven of Battle Chasers. Sebastius makes his move.

I read and go over issue six of Battle Chasers. New villains introduced. Plus a Red Monika side story.

Wildcats Version 3.0 #9 (June 2003) by Wildstorm With Grifter unable to kick his usual amount of butt, he's got to move before Spartan pulls him from active duty.  Written by Joe Casey, drawn by Dustin

Wildcats Version 3.0 #4 (January 2003) by Wildstorm The unlikely teaming of Grifter and Wax with C.C. Rendozzo yields suprising results as they locate the missing FBI agent. And he's a familiar face from

Wildcats Version 3.0 #3 (December 2002) by Wildstorm Grifter and Agent Wax's discovery of the hypothalamic chamber leads to an unlikely alliance with CC Rendozzo. But will this volatile partnership yield

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Wildcats #1 Joe Madureira Variant Cover (1999) by Wildstorm / DC Comics It has been six months since Grifter walked away from the remains of the WILDC.A.T.s - and, frankly, the last place he expected a

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Wildcats Version 3.0 #24 (October 2004) by Image Comics Jack Marlowe makes a fateful decision that will either save the lives of his friends in Greece or guarantee their deaths.  Written by Joe Casey,

Wildcats Version 3.0 #8 (May 2003) by Wildstorm "Eye of the Storm" A mysterious deal is cut between Spartan and C.C. Rendozzo. But how does it involve Grifter and Agent Orange? Written by Joe Casey and

Wildcats #12 (September 2003) by Wildstorm  Jack Marlowe may be advancing his plans to make HALO a global brand name, but humanity isn't necessarily happy about it.  Written by Joe Casey, drawn

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Wildcats Version 3.0 #1 (October 2002) by Wildstorm Jack Marlowe's plans for the Halo Corporation finally come to light, plans involving both old and new members of the WILDCATS cast scattered all across

Gen 13 #1 (December 2006) by Wildstorm / DC Comics Meet Caitlin, Sarah, Roxy, Bobby, and Eddie - outcast teenagers from different parts of the country who quickly learn they all have something in common:

Mysterius The Unfathomable #1 (March 2009) by Wildstorm / DC Comics Your very senses will reel as Mysterius the Great takes the stage after years in absentia.  Written by Jeff Parker, drawn by Tom

Wildcats #1 (March 1999) by Wildstorm / DC Comics It has been six months since Grifter walked away from the remains of the WILDC.A.T.s - and, frankly, the last place he expected a reunion with his former

Gen 13 #1 (November 2002) by Wildstorm Brothers Dylan and Ethan York find their lives irrevocably, terribly changed, when a mysterious being known only as Herod gives one of the brothers powers. The two