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LEGO Ninjago Alien Battle & Review
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Spider-Man: The Venom Saga $4.96 Venom, the scariest and most memorable villain from Spider-Man’s post-Stan Lee era, takes center stage in this collection of five episodes (“The Alien Costume” parts 1-3, “Venom Returns,” and “Carnage”) from the Spider-Man animated series from the mid-’90s. The action begins when astronaut John Jameson discovers a strange new substance on the moon. The substance ends up becoming a new black cost… |
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Stan Lee’s Mutants, Monsters & Marvels: Creating Spider-Man and Here Come the Heroes $3.89 In 1961, Stan Lee teamed with artist Jack Kirby to create the super-hero team, The Fantastic Four, changing the face of comic books forever. They then went on a creative rampage, creating the Incredible Hulk, the Mighty Thor, and the X-Men. Then, in 1964, Lee teamed with Steve Ditko to create a teenage super-hero with teenage characteristics. The amazing Spider-Man would become the most popular co… |
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Our Cosmic Ancestors $8.91 A former NASA expert documents evidence left in codes inscribed on ancient monuments pointing to the existence of an advanced prehistoric civilization regularly visited (and technologically assisted) by ETs…. |
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7 Billion Needles, Volume 1 $4.41 Always sporting her headphones to try to close out the world around her, Hikaru is clearly a reclusive teen aged girl. And within her body resides another life-form known as Ciel, a hunter in search of an intergalactic murderer intent on wiping out humanity. In 7 Billion Needles, two lives share one heart as they race to protect each other and what they most cherish.Modern day Japan is the sta… |
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Aliens: Tribes $7.48 This is the first in a series of graphic story albums based on the popular motion pictures of the same name, with each volume bringing together a well-known writer and artist. Aliens: Tribes debuted the first major literary work of Stephen R. Bissette, an award-winning comic book artist universally recognized for his artwork on Swamp Thing. Bissette’s take on the movie series is to lock us in… |