Moongem Comics

Delta Tenn #8 (1988) is an independent comic created, drawm. written and lettered by Mark Marderosian from Entertainment Publishing Company...

I am a little late in posting this but British comic artist John Hicklenton died on March 19, 2010 at the age of 42 according to Digital Spy...

This issue is the start of a six-issue epic according to the cover of Greylore #1 (December 1985). Unfortunately, the series only last for ...

This post is later than usual for Blogger was having graphic problems for most of the day. Anyway, the cover of these last two issues of the...

"Relative Danger" in Zorro #4 (March 1991) has a flashback of when Diego found Felipe. Zorro #5 (April 1991) features "Deal...

Dick Giordano has died today at the age of 77 according to Newsarama and Who Arted? . The legendary inker, artist and editor that worked a...

Mario Capaldi may have been the cover artist for Zorro #2 (January 1991) since he did the interior pencils and inks. "The Magician...

Todd McFarlane did cover art for these three issues. Marvel Tales #230 (Mid November 1989) contains the story titled "Bewitched, Both...

Red Sonja travels through time to help Spider-Man in Marvel Tales #208 (February 1988). Terry Austin and John Byrne did the cover. "Sw...

Jackson Guice did the cover and interior pencils of Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme #18 (June 1990) for Marvel Comics that features Stephe...

The cover of Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme #3 (March 1989) features Stephen with an eye patch fighting alongside Valkyrie, Andromeda Att...

Gil Kane did the cover of The Web #9 (May 1992) features Buster, a female agent of the team. Len Strazewski wrote "Secrets of the Web...

I picked up The Jaguar #1 (August 1991) and 7 (March 1992) when they originally came out from Impact Comics. I liked them but finding the s...

George Pratt did the cover of The Fly Annual #1 (1991) from Impact Comics, which is an imprint of DC Comics. "The Dark Towers" is...

I love the cover of Cyber Crush: Robots in Revolt #3 (November 1991) by Jim Balent . You just can't go wrong with a killer female robot...

First Comics only published three issues of Warp Special that was a spin off from their Warp! series that lasted for nineteen issues. The ...