The Battle of the Century. This is an issue you can't miss! Superman and Spider-Man have met for the first time! Lex Luthor teamed up with Doctor Octopus and Only the two most powerful and popular heroes will have to save the city at all cost! Superman from Metropolis came to visit New York City to do some report by The publisher editor-in-chief Mister White, While Spider-Man had been doing his same job in the bugle as always getting yelled by the publisher editor-in-chief J.Jonah.Jameson. When Superman and Spider-Man met in the Empire State Building, it was a shock to see them like this. While Lex Luthor : Superman's arch-nemesis and Doc Ock : who is Spider-Man's enemy came to team up to defeat Spider-Man and Superman. It is up to Superman and Spider-Man to defeat Lex Luthor and Doctor Octopus and their robots and the battle of the century begins!! First when they met, Superman had a fight with Spidey in the Empire State Building but mostly in a construction site.

Volume 2 of Heroic Publishing's Champions, following Champions Volume 1, and followed by Champions Classics.

Dennis the Menace began on March 14, 1951 (four months after Ketcham's friend and colleague Charles Schulz started his own historic comic strip). He went on to become the second most popular cartoon kid in the world — after Charlie Brown, of course. Dennis the Menace first appeared in 16 American newspapers; by the end of 1951, he was appearing in over a hundred. The reason for Dennis' success is easy to figure out: It was one of the most brilliantly observed and empathetic comic strips about childhood ever drawn. Ketcham captured the mischievousness, rambunctiousness, and anarchy of a kid's world better than any other cartoonist. The strip appeals to both parents and children — while parents shake their heads ruefully at how accurately Ketcham caught the essence of children's natural zest for mayhem, children identify with Dennis and the chaos that he leaves in his wake — just a hop, skip, and a jump away from their own fantasy of themselves! Ketcham was a cartoonist with a vivacious line that was exquisitely suited to depicting adults and children. His gags were funny, subtle and touching. Ketcham drew Dennis the Menace from 1951 to 1994, when he retired and let his assistant take over the strip. This first volume of Hank Ketcham's Complete Dennis the Menace publishes every single panel strip from 1951 and 1952 in one handsome and thick hardcover volume resembling a Big Little Book on steroids.

The Silver Surfer delves alone into the furthest depths of the void; tangling with organ-stealing pirates, demonic beasts and a race of alien aristocrats. Everyone's favorite Cosmic Wanderer discovers that even in the midst of a galactic utopia, horror is never far away.

Honor four decades of myth and majesty with the United Kingdom's greatest hero! Follow Brian Braddock - handpicked for greatness by the sorcerer Merlyn - from the fateful decision that imbues him with the might of right on the path to glory that will make him protector of the Omniverse! Along the way, he'll make a splash stateside in a team-up with Spider-Man and fight alongside the Black Knight in the name of King Arthur! Things go from fantasy to far-out as Brian goes Multiversal - facing Slaymaster, the Crazy Gang, Mad Jim Jaspers and the Fury! He's Britain's champion - now and forever! Collecting CAPTAIN BRITAIN (1976) #1-2; MARVEL TEAM-UP (1972) #65-66; and material from HULK COMIC #1 and #3-5, INCREDIBLE HULK WEEKLY #57-59, MARVEL SUPER-HEROES (UK) #377-384 and #386, DAREDEVILS #3-4, MIGHTY WORLD OF MARVEL (1983) #8-12 and CAPTAIN BRITAIN (1985) #14.