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  • BIO >> Cyberspace Steve was introduced to comics at a very early age and was turned into a Marvel Zombie within a year. When he became an adult-like person, he opened up the online comic shop, Cyberspace Comics.
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cyberspace steve • 08/01/12
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Here's a look back at the numbers available from the main three used comics marketplaces: eBay, AtomicAvenue and ComicCollectorlive.
cyberspace steve • 07/31/12
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This Hawk and Dove cover is paying homage to Copperhead's first appearance in the Brave and the Bold #78. It has a cover date of February 1990. The original had a date of July 1968.
cyberspace steve • 07/30/12
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Tigra and the Thing track down the Cougar using Reed's device but, he's ready for them - he subdues them with knockout gas. When they come to, they discover that Tigra has been chained to the wall. Additionally, the Thing has been placed within some complicated machinery that will allow the Cougar to drain his power. But, before the transfer can take place, the Thing bursts free and releases Tigra, as well. In the ensuing battle, the two heroes find it difficult to defeat the villain since he's armed with the Null-Bands. He is ultimately defeated but, not by the Thing or Tigra. Sheila Conklin (the fiancée of Curt Ranklin - the Cougar's secret identity) shoots him when she discovers her villainous husband-to-be has gone mad with power.
cyberspace steve • 07/27/12
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In 1974, martial arts were all the rage. Bruce Lee's Enter the Dragon and premiered a year before and David Carradine's Kung Fu was airing on ABC. Marvel capitalized on the craze by publishing Iron Fist, the Deadly Hands of Kung Fu and Shang-Chi: Master of Kung Fu. But, that wasn't enough. They decided they had another martial arts master ... Fin Fang Foom?!
cyberspace steve • 07/26/12
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Will Eisner's A Contract With God is widely considered the "first graphic novel". BUT, Don McGregor's Sable: Slow Fade of an Endangered Species predated it by a few months. Years earlier, Don got a letter printed in Fantastic Four #33. Marvel Zombies know that issue for being the first appearance of Attuma.
cyberspace steve • 07/25/12
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If you're a SciFi fan, you may remember Painkiller Jane from 2005. But, if you're an indy comics fan, perhaps you and Jane go back to 1997. When Dynamite started publishing her book, they also had the Terminator license. Marketing Idea: Make 'em fight!
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