Comics

You can purchase digital copies directly from Archie Comics. See the related link. They cannot be read online for free legally.

Tantri the Mantri is a cartoon comic character who is a minister in kind hooja's palace and wants to kill hooja so thet he shall become the king.

Here's a link to them on you tube. http://www.youtube.com/user/Omahdon/videos

Pricing depends on the condition of the book. Man-Thing first appeared in Savage Tales #1 (May 1971). A CGC 9.8 copy sold for $765 in April 2013. Man-Thing recieved his own 10-page feature in Adventure into Fear #10 (Oct 1972). A CGC 9.8 copy sold for $360 in Jan 2012. Man-Thing #1 appeared in Jan 1974. A CGC 9.8 copy sold for $299 in Jul 2013.

There is no age limit on purchasing comics. Some people think it immature, but to them I say that statically speaking a child who reads comics has a tendency to score higher on both written, and visual tests including the SAT, and an IQ test. As an adult I am still a fan of written word, and pride myself on my artistic achievements. So no, there is no age limit on buying comic books, if you go to your local comic-con I am sure you will see all ages of people buying comics, and all sects from the gas station clerk to the neurosurgeon.

'Mandrake the Magician' who debuted in 1934 . (Superman did not appear until 1938 .)

We really need more information than that provided such as publisher , issue number and condition of the book .

Cable (1993-2002 1st Series) # 1 in NM condition is selling for $1.10 .

We really need more information than that provided such as title , issue number and condition or you can refer to a copy of the 'Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide' for pricing .

Rick Jones, Hulk's former best friend.

A 'Narration Box' is used by the writer or artist to further the plot as opposed to the traditional 'Balloon' which will feature a character's dialogue .

A graphic novel is not the same as a regularly issued comic book but is a "one shot" edition that tells an original story and is not part of an ongoing narrative. Marvel Comic's 'Revenge of the Living Monolith' is an example of a graphic novel whereas DC Comics's 'The Watchmen' is not. 'The Watchmen' is an example of a trade paperback due to it being a collected version of the limited series that was first released in comic book form.

It depends on where you live. If you live in europe, mostly you can find them anywhere. If you live in the USA, you'll have to look on eBay. Aywhere else, pretty much the same thing.

The League of Super Evil comic book arrives in stores Jan 26, 2011. But you have to pre-order the book in November at your local comic book store using the Diamond order code: NOV100714

He was born in New York City, in the apartment of his Romanian-born Jewish immigrant parents.

The main antagonist is Henri Ducard (Ra's al Ghul) played by Liam Neeson. Also, The Scarecrow, or Dr. Jonathan Crane. Zsasz has a few brief parts as well.

It is a form of reading and art used for enjoyment. It includes experiences like story telling, interesting art work, gain of knowlege, and it is a way to have fun. Many children, teens, and adults enjoy reading and writng comics.

Well it depends, how old the comics are and if they are in good condition. The first beano was sold for about £7000

The creator Gary Larson actively discourages any posting of his copyrighted work on the Internet ; the following is a form letter from Gary Larson : "TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I'm walking a fine line here. On the one hand, I confess to finding it quite flattering that some of my fans have created web sites displaying and / or distributing my work on the Internet. And, on the other, I'm struggling to find the words that convincingly but sensitively persuade these Far Side enthusiasts to "cease and desist" before they have to read these words from some lawyer. What impact this unauthorized use has had (and is having) in tangible terms is, naturally, of great concern to my publishers and therefore to me -- but it's not the focus of this letter. My effort here is to try and speak to the intangible impact, the emotional cost to me, personally, of seeing my work collected, digitized, and offered up in cyberspace beyond my control. Years ago I was having lunch one day with the cartoonist Richard Guindon, and the subject came up how neither one of us ever solicited or accepted ideas from others. But, until Richard summed it up quite neatly, I never really understood my own aversions to doing this: ''It's like having someone else write in your diary, he said. And how true that statement rang with me . In effect, we drew cartoons that we hoped would be entertaining or, at the very least, not boring; but regardless, they would always come from an intensely personal, and therefore original perspective. To attempt to be "funny" is a very scary, risk-laden proposition. (Ask any stand-up comic who has ever "bombed" on stage.) But if there was ever an axiom to follow in this business, it would be this: be honest to yourself and -- most important -- respect your audience. So, in a nutshell (probably an unfortunate choice of words for me), I only ask that this respect be returned, and the way for anyone to do that is to please, please refrain from putting The Far Side out on the Internet. These cartoons are my "children," of sorts, and like a parent, I'm concerned about where they go at night without telling me. And, seeing them at someone's web site is like getting the call at 2:00 a.m. that goes, "Uh, Dad, you're not going to like this much, but guess where I am." I hope my explanation helps you to understand the importance this has for me, personally, and why I'm making this request. Please send my "kids" home. I'll be eternally grateful. Most respectfully, Gary Larson " >>However , you can use search engines to bring up a variety of his "FarSide" cartoons .

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The ninja turtles are Leonardo (blue), Raphael (red), Michaelangelo (orange), and Donnatello (purple). Donatello owns!!!

The issue number , usually located in the upper left corner , indicates what issue and month .

Thor, Tigra, Thing, Thundra, Tempest, Tick, Teen Titans