 All right guys so let's go ahead and start right over here. We'll go from left to right. We've got Guy Gardner, one of two collateral damage by Howard Chacon and Michelle Madsen. These are the next three are some that I reviewed on Comet Geddon a few months ago. It's Superman Doomsday Hunter Prey storyline. This is the first time Superman faced Doomsday after he came back from the dead. Great storyline. In fact in one of the panels it shows a young Clark Kent and he looks just like Tom Welling who played a Clark Kent on Smallville. We've got Giant Size Green Lantern Annual. Several classic Green Lantern stories. 1998 is when this collection came out. Still in a fairly good condition. As you can see here's what Acid from Comet Books does. Why it's always good to put your comics in bags and boards. Keep them separate so the ink doesn't run off onto other comics. We've got Batman Tarzan Claws of the Catwoman from Ron Mars and Igor Cordy. It's a Dark Horse and DC collaboration. This is part three of four. This is one I've wanted for quite a while. Even though it's not that great of a story. Still good to have in the collection. It's a Spider-Man Batman. It's a Marvel DC collaboration. Demates, Bagley, Hannah and Farmer. This is the one where Carnage and Joker team up and they eventually fight each other. We've got Green Lantern Silver Surfer. I believe this came out before the Marvel versus DC storyline. Another DC Marvel collaboration. Punisher Captain America Blood and Glory. Wolverine Spider-Man. Wolverine versus Spider-Man I guess. Wolverine and the Punisher. Damaging Evidence. One of three. Two of three. And three of three. We've got Wolverine Evolution. X-Men Wrath of Apocalypse. This is one that I reviewed on Comet Getting. It's actually from the original X Factor comics. Because if you don't know the original X-Men of Cyclops, Jean Grey, Angel, Beast and Ice Man left the X-Men after Magneto joined the X-Men and they created the X Factor. All right now we've got Amalgam Comics. Doctor Strange Fate number one. This is in horrible condition. Still good for the collection. What this is is basically when Marvel and DC had their Marvel versus DC storyline. They eventually merged together and became Amalgam comics for a while. And Doctor Strange Fate was a combination of Doctor Strange, Doctor Fate and Professor Xavier. Then we've got Legends of the Dark Claw which is another Amalgam comics. It combines Batman with Wolverine. Spider Boy number one which was a cross between Super Boy and Spider-Man. Spider-Man at this time was thought to be a clone. Now we're getting more into the Marvel comics. So this is getting into kind of the Spider-Man clone saga. Spider-Man the Parker Years November of November number one. Spider-Man the Lost Years August number one. The Amazing Spider-Man number 333. Marvel Tales featuring Spider-Man number 282. Maximum Carnage. Spider-Man Unlimited number two. This is the conclusion to the Maximum Carnage storyline. Spider-Man the Exile Returns part 204. This is the first where Venom comes back New York after being a vigilante in San Francisco. And he meets Ben Riley the Scarlet Spider for the first time. It's not in this comic. I believe that's in 104 but spectacular Spider-Man number 219 featuring Daredevil. I always loved that Daredevil costume by the way. A lot of people didn't really care for it because of the 90s style pads on it but I really liked it. The Spider-Man Collector's Preview from December of 94. Spider-Man Web of Life 55 February. Amazing Spider-Man number 400. This has the death of Aunt May. The first time Aunt May ever died in the comic. As you can see it's pressed. Spectacular Spider-Man number 223. I believe this one might be the introduction of Kane. The original clone of Spider-Man. Web of Kane actually. Web of Spider-Man from May number 124. One of five of the Mark of Kane storyline. Two of five of the Mark of Kane. Amazing Spider-Man number 401. Three of five. Spider-Man 58. Spectacular Spider-Man 224. Mark of Kane 405. I think I'm missing five of five. Spectacular Spider-Man number 225. This is when Phil Urik from Daredevil comics. His nephew becomes a heroic vigilante version of the Green Goblin. Web of Spider-Man number 125. The return of Gwen Stacy. I believe she ended up being a clone. Amazing Spider-Man 403. Trial of Peter Parker number 204. Trial of Peter Parker 404. Spectacular Spider-Man 226. Maximum Clone part 3 of 6. Amazing Spider-Man 404. Web of Spider-Man 128. Exiled 104. 204. 404. Power and Responsibility part 1. Web of Spider-Man 117. Power and Responsibility part 2. Amazing Spider-Man 394. Part 3. Spider-Man 51. Part 4. The finale. Spectacular Spider-Man 217. Then we've got the debut of the female Doctor Octopus after Otto Octavius's first death. It's amazing Spider-Man 406. The greatest responsibility. One of three. Two of three. Spider-Man number 63. Three of three. This is a special cover. I've always loved these clear covers. Just thought it was pretty cool. This is spectacular Spider-Man number 229. This is the one where Ben Reilly decides to finally become Spider-Man because at the time he thought he was the original Peter Parker but it is one big soap opera thing. This is when Ben Reilly creates his new Spider-Man costume and becomes Spider-Man. Sensational Spider-Man number 0. Got the holographic cover. Return of Kane part 204. Sensational Spider-Man number 2. Amazing Spider-Man number 409. Return of Kane 304. 404. Spider-Man number 66. Blood Brothers number 1. Some Sensational Spider-Man number 4. Blood Brothers 2. Amazing Spider-Man 411. Blood Brothers 3. Spider-Man number 68. These are from 1996. Spectacular Spider-Man number 234. Blood Brothers 4 of 6. 5 of 6. And 6 of 6. This is the one that I won in the drawing at Geeking Out. Amazing Spider-Man number 700. This is the death of Peter Parker when Dr. Octavius transferred his consciousness into Peter Parker's body and took over as the Superior Spider-Man. Then we've got Amazing Spider-Man number 1. Renew Your Vows. The Amazing Spider-Man Edge of Spider-Verse number 8. Spider Girls Last Stand. Amazing Spider-Man 18. Silk. For those of you who don't know who Silk is, she was also, I believe, bitten by the radioactive spider that bit Peter Parker for a time. Spider-Man and Silk were a couple but they couldn't be near each other without having an extremely strong urge to mate with each other. Access Revolutions. Marvel number 2. All New X-Men. E for Extinction number 1. X-Men Age of Apocalypse number 1. Logan the Legacy. Death of Wolverine. For those of you who don't know Wolverine in the comics, the original Wolverine in the 616 universe did die. He was encased by adamantium, liquid adamantium, but he did get in one last kill right before he died. And then his clone X-23 took his place. There was a huge, there was a storyline where a group of people, X-23, Sabertooth, Lady Death Strike, and I believe Dakin, his son, all tried to become the new Wolverine but X-23 eventually won. Executioner Song. X Factor number 85. X-Men Unlimited First Issue. X-Men Unlimited number 3. X-Men Unlimited number 4. X-Men Unlimited number 7. This one is number 6. Then we're getting into Fatal Attraction Storyline. For those of you who don't know, Fatal Attraction Storyline is where Magneto ripped out Wolverine's adamantium from his skeleton and it left him with bone claws for the better part of the 1990s. This is Uncanny X-Men number 304. Check out that holographic card on the cover. Uncanny X-Men 316. The Phalanx Covenant. The Introduction of Generation X. Special X-Men Anniversary Issue. X-Men number 1. And we've got X-Men number 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13. Executioner Song. X-Men number 15. Here's the issue where I believe Magneto pulls Wolverine's adamantium out of his skeleton. It's X-Men number 25. Part of the Fatal Attraction Storyline. And there's a holographic image of Gambit. X-Men number 95. This is the revelation that Wolverine is the new horseman death of the Horseman of Apocalypse. Apocalypse restored his adamantium to his skeleton and he became the new Horseman of Death. Special X-Men Anniversary Issue. X-Men 95. Wolverine. This is the one where his adamantium gets pulled out. It's Wolverine number 75 of the Fatal Attraction Storyline. You see Jean Grey and Jubilee in the background. Wolverine in the holographic image. This is shortly after that Wolverine number 77 where he's got the bone claws. His healing factor isn't as fast as it once was because he spent so much time healing him from the wounds of his adamantium getting ripped out. So he bandages up where his claws come out. Wolverine number 78. 79. 80. 82. 83. 84. 90. Number 92 from August of 95. 83. 84. This girl here is a robot bomb. And this is a cyborg Wolverine from the future. Marvel Comics presents Weapon X number 77. 78. 82. 84. Doom 2099. Number 25. Captain America number 383. 50th anniversary issue. Nomad number 3. X Bucky versus X Captain America. This is where the second Bucky eventually became Nomad in the 80s and the, I believe it's the third Captain America because there was a Captain America before Steve Rogers. So this is the third Captain America who eventually became US agent and they fight each other. The Incredible Hercules at number 132 with the Mighty Thor. Hawkeye, Marvel Mystery, Uncanny Avengers, Inhumans, Armor Wars, that's Marvel and Cripple Hulk, Deathlock, Star Wars Tales of the Jedi. This is from the Old Republic. This is my line. We've got one of five, two of five, three of five, four of five, and five of five. Special Star Trek The Next Generation from DC Comics, number two. We've got Riker, Jordy, and Roland on the cover. Then we've got Star Trek The Next Generation, Intelligence Gathering from IDW Publishing, issue number two. And then issue number four. And this one you see Card and Wharf. And then you've got Roland, Counselor Troy, and Dr. Crusher. Masters of the Universe, number one, Icon of Evil from CGE, Crosstian Publishing. Masters of the Universe from Image Comics, number one, cover C. Number one, cover B. Number two, cover B. Number two, cover A. Number three, cover A. Then we get IDW Publishing's Ghostbusters Infestation, cover B. Number one, Tainted Love, Displaced Aggression. Then we've got The Traveler from Stanley Boom Comics, number one. Number two, Walking Dead, number 150. Phantom, first issue from DC Comics. This is in horrible condition. The Phantom, number two. The Phantom from Moonstone Comics, number 17. Julie Walker is the Phantom. This is a one-shot deal. The Last Phantom from Dynamite Comics, number three. Number five. Number seven. Number eight. Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, number three. And that's from Hamilton Comics. Voltron Defender of the Universe from DDP Publishing, number six, number four. So I guess I should go before six, really. Transformers, generation two, number one. It's got a special fold-out cover. Never understood why some people put their comics in backwards. It's reflective. Legends of the Shield, number one. When I was a kid, I had the figure of Legend of the Shield. I always called him Captain USA. Then we got Earth Quest II, number one. This is from Impact Comics. Angel After the Fall. This is immediately after the final episode of the series, the last season of Angel. After the Fall, this is the Spike Special. After the Fall. After the Fall. Storm Shadow. Green Lama in Black Terror. Silver Star. Irredeemable. And I think the, there's a flip side for incorruptible. Boondock Saints, number one. From Infusion Comics. Boondock Saints, number two. So I'm going to go ahead and end this video with that. I'll be back later and we'll go over another box.