The Third Day of Classic Comics Christmas 2012

[Cherokee Jack]

WEB OF HORROR. Major Publications by Various.

A short-lived challenger to CREEPY/EERIE featuring some of the earliest artwork By Berni Wrightson, Mike Kaluta, Jeff Jones, Roger Brand, Wayne Howard, Ralph Reese, Frank Brunner, and Bruce Jones.
Also work by "old-timers" Syd Shores and Donald Norman (Norman Nodel), and painted covers by Wrightson and Jeff Jones.
Stories were written by Otto Binder, Bruce Jones, Nicola Cuti, Marv Wofman, and others.

http://www.comics.org/series/14601/covers/

[MRP]

Ok the Day three assessment...

More great picks, of these, I have read and enjoyed:

The Ring of Nibelung
Solomon Kane
Wolverine
Sword of Sorcery
Nocturnals
Elfquest
Marvel Presents
Aztek (redux)
Astro City
The Incal
Amethyst (a very late cut from my list)

I had never heard of:
Jim
Twilight
(Around the Block with) Dunc and Loo
Web of Horror

On my radar is:
Red Wolf
Combat Kelly
Rima (redux)
Zorro
DC Comics Presents Annuals
Slash Maraud
Shadow

-M

[Artycool8or]

T-10... Captain Sternn: Running Out of Time (1993) #1-5

Straight from the pages of the Heavy Metal Magazine, presented here with great satirical humor comes Captain Sternn. He looks like Superman, acts like Snake from the Carpenter's Escape from NY, with a rap-sheet envied by the most notorious criminals is a character once experienced, never forgotten. This installment sees our anti-hero entwined into a corporate espionage that will endanger his existence, as he is sent into the past to be silenced once and for all. When I say he was sent back in time I mean all the way to the time when dinosaurs roamed the Earth.
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[Lone Ranger]

10. Time Warp
I have decided to avoid mini-series in my list and focus on series that never got a fair shake. This is one of them. Just an awesome sci-fi anthology series filled with strong stories and even stronger artwork.

[DCIndexer]

10. New Adventures of Charlie Chan #1-6 (1958)

What's not to love about this series. It's got great stories by John Broome with art by Sid Greene and Joe Giella. I love their later work on DC super-heroes and the sci-fi stuff they were doing in Mystery in Space and Strange Adventures. This is a different genre but comes across really well.

[hondobrode]

Will be keeping my eyes open for :

Red Wolf # 1-9 (Red Oak Kid)
Combat Kelly and the Deadly Dozen #1-9 (Scott Harris)
Roland: Days of Wrath #1-4 (MRP)
Marvel Presents 1-12 (METAROG)
Zorro #0 – 11 (foxley)
The Incal books 1-3 (Johnny P. Sartre)
Slash Maraud # 1-6 (icctrombone)
Prez #1-4 (inferno)
Web of Horror # 1-3 (Cherokee Jack)