 Hey guys, welcome back to Comic GennTV, the only place on YouTube where all geek culture collides. If you're new to the channel, don't forget to hit that subscribe button so you don't miss out on future videos. Today, we're taking a look at comic book haul number five. It's not X-Men related this time, or X-Factor related, or X-Force related this time. This is actually just a variety of comics. The first one we have here, again, I got from the old book barn. They had buy 10 comics for seven bucks, or a dollar piece, which is a really good deal. I think I ended up getting about 23 comics for 18 bucks, which is not bad at all. But first things first, we have Invincible number 94, 20 years of image comics, 1992 to 2012. The best superhero comic book in the universe. This was by Robert Kirkman, Ryan Ottley, Corey Walker, Cliff Rathburn, and John Rauch. I'm not sure who this version of Invincible is. I never really kept up on Invincible. I read the very first issue when it came out digitally, way, way back in the day, and thought it had a great deal of potential, and boy was I correct. Invincible has become a very long-lasting, well-known comic book hero. I wouldn't be a bit surprised if he gets his own animated series or movie eventually. Up next, we have Invincible number 101. As you can see, I have my bag and board inside it because I'm currently reading it, and that's how I mark the page. This is the 101st issue. Robert Kirkman, Ryan Ottley, Cliff Rathburn, and John Rauch. Again, you got a different version of Invincible on the front cover, and I can't remember her name. That's the original Invincible's girlfriend or whatever you want to call her. Like I said, I'm not super up to date on Invincible. These were in really good condition when I found him at the old book barn in the comic book bin. At 10 comics for seven bucks, you can't really pass it up. Up next, we have Invincible number 106. You have Invincible there, arm wrestling, Omni Man, it looks like. I'm not sure what's going on there because by this point, by this point, I'm pretty sure Omni Man had tried to kill his son. I could be wrong. I have you to read it. So, up next, we have Ultraverse Prime number two from Malibu Comics. This was done by Jones Strozowski and Bray Fogle. For those of you who are too young to remember, Malibu had become the fourth mainstream comic book company back in the 90s. You had Marvel, you had DC, you had Image, and you had Malibu. And then Dark Horse was pretty much tied with Malibu. Eventually, Marvel bought out Malibu, I believe, and just did nothing with their characters at all, which I thought was a real shame. The Ultra Force animated series on USA Network was really good. I really enjoyed it. It's what introduced me to the Ultraverse of comics. Prime was pretty much Malibu Comics version of Shazam. You had this kid who was an Ultra, Malibu Comics version of Mutants, who could transform and all this slime came out of him and covered him and transformed him into Prime. Up next, we have Armageddon 2001 Hawken Dove, annual 1991 number two. Their future is revealed. You have Wave Rider on the cover, and I believe, I could be wrong, but I believe this is the issue where Monarch's identity is revealed. Spoiler warning for those of you who don't know, go ahead and fast forward through this next part by just a few seconds. But Monarch is actually a future version of Hawk from Hawk and Dove. All right, with that being said, very cool cover. You have Monarch here fighting Hawk in a transformed state. You have Dove here, Hawk and Dove here. This is more of an evolved version of Dove, it looks like. Very cool. Up next, we have Extreme Justice number two, Ambush. You have Blue Beetle and Booster Gold on the front cover. I'm not sure where Booster Gold got this armor. Very 90s-esque. We have Golden Age Greats, Men of Mystery. I had never actually heard of this before. I'm glad I found them in pretty decent condition. You have Golden Age Stories all in one comic. The Avenger, Phantom Lady, Captain Flash, Commando Yank, which I don't know about that name, guys. And then Golden Lad, art by Dane Berry, Mike Sikowski, Bob Powell, Mort Mezkin, Jack Cayman, text story by Roy Thomas. As you can see here, this is the Avenger. You have Phantom Lady, Captain Flash, I believe this is Commando Yank and Golden Lad. And then here from Golden Age Greats, Golden Age, Men of Mystery number six, Mr. Scarlet. Preserving yesterday's heroes. You have the Black Terror and the Enchanted Dagger there on the front, the Green Mask and Phantom Lady. For those of you who don't know, Black Terror played a huge part in Dynamite Comics Project Superpowers. He also played part, not too big of a part, in Dynamite Comics masks. So there you have it, guys, on this week's comic book haul. 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