This is the 1989 issue number 609.

This Unread Super Hero Comic Book Collection includes 15 different titles, primarily from the pictured image, we do have a few more even rarer titles in even lower quantity that will be included at random. This offer is restricted to a maximum of 1 Bundles per Customer without Duplicates. These Comic Books are All Bagged & Carded.

If you purchase more than 1 bundle of Comic Books, you will receive all or a bunch of Duplicates

These are all Super Hero Comic Books, so they are all VERY GOOD unread Comic Books mostly from the 1990's Dark Horse, DC Universe and Marvel Labels. Our warehouse did check all the Books, and if there is any noticeable damage they are not included in our packages. Every though we are not Comic Book experts we would say these are mostly in NrMint or better Condition in our opinion.

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Essential: About Comic Books ..

A collection of selected reports -

The Ever-Changing Powers of Comic Book Heroes
The Golden Age of Comic Books
The Modern Age of Comic Books
The science fiction of comic books
The Silver Age of Comic Books
Why comic books are important
Comic Book Awards
Comic Book Collections
Comic Book Companies
Comic Book Merchandising
Comic Books and Graphic Novels
Comic books and the movies
Comic Books From Around the World
Comic books in the 21st century
Concerns with comic books
Conflict and resolution in comic books
Creating your own comic book hero
Crossovers in Comic Books
Heroes and villains in comic books
Learning new words from comic books
Message Boards For Comic Books
Rare and First Printing Comic Books
Social issues in comic books
The Bronze Age of Comic Books
The Comic Book Code Authority

Devastated by the loss of his older brother, teenaged Jared Weiss dons a mask and cape in pursuit of vengeance. He becomes The Paladin. Unfortunately, the real world isn't like the pages of a comic book, and wherever The Paladin goes, disaster is never far behind. Will Jared be able to avenge his brother before he winds up in a grave beside him?

Kevin G. Summers’ “The Paladin” really stands out as worthy of note. The story focuses on a teenage boy who has no powers and decides to don a homemade style Batman suit to avenge his brother’s death and rid his city of drug dealers. It’s a fantasy every comic fan can relate to as well as a deeply emotional tale of a young man’s struggle to find himself and his place in the world. The story is also full of references to everything from characters like Green Arrow and Nightwing to Dungeons and Dragons making it an even more fun read if you’re a geek yourself. Above all though, the story stays true to real life and evokes a great deal of sympathy for its protagonist."

-Eric S. Brown

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