Meet Golden Eagle, Blazing Venus, Tommy Tomahawk and more in the Contact Comics series.

Story Comics' series Mysterious Adventures is an excellent example of the horror-suspense genre popular during the Golden Age of comics (1930s, '40s and '50s). Story Comics pushed the envelope of what was acceptable in terms of violence and gore and their comics certainly contributed to the eventual founding of the Comics Code Authority in 1954. Full of mysterious tales of the undead and monsters beyond the imagination, the stories are richly illustrated...

Become immersed in the science-fiction adventure series Captain Science from Youthful Magazines. This issue features "The Monster God of Rogor," "The Spawn of Satan" and other stories.

Julie, Lucie and Alia are best friends who share the same passion: dance! A new year of classes has begun and this year, in addition to their regular ballet and modern dance classes, the three girls are introduced to a new style of dance - African folk! Powered by deep percussion-based music, this style is unlike anything they've ever tried before. While the girls enjoy their new art form, problems at home and in the classroom threaten to cause them...

When Jon can't sleep, he seeks help from a sketchy hypnotist named Professor Somnanbulo, who gives him a machine called the Hypno-Snore. When Jon turns it on, Odie interrupts with his barking. Unbeknownst to him, Jon's been hypnotized to fall asleep - and sleepwalk - whenever Odie barks! It's up to Garfield to UN-hypnotize Jon, before things really get out of hand! Featuring five more fun-filled stories starring Garfield, Odie, Nermal and the rest...

Often subtitled "True Cases From Crime Files," the Shocking Mystery Cases comics featured plots combining crime/detective fiction and the horror genre. This issue features" The Carnival Killer," "Murder and Roses," "Bruno Gillers in The Swami's Last Seance" and other stories.

A family of gigantic aliens from outer space has invaded our planet. Their mission? Harvest all of Earth's fruit! Annoying Orange and his produce pals from Daneboe's Supermarket must to try and stop these monsters: Blendorr, a titanic living juicer; his colossal wife Juolie-Annn, a sentient slicing device; and their only-slightly-less-gargantuan son Rronko, a mysterious gizmo of 1,000 uses! If our band of fruitastic heroes can't pull off Orange's...

Youthful Romances capitalizes on the romance comics that were popular during the 1950s. The stories feature star-crossed lovers, vixens, cads, beautiful women and handsome men. They often featured real-life movie stars whose personalities were incorporated into the storylines. Youthful Romances ran from August 1949 to July 1953. This issue includes "Love Me. Love My Job!" and other stories.

This is the first issue of the long-running romance series from Orbit Publications that debuted in the 1940s. Enjoy the many romantic escapades that define this fun series.

Story Comics' series Fight Against Crime capitalized on the popularity of police and detective stories in the comic Golden Age of the 1940s and 1950s. With richly illustrated stories of thugs, hooligans and gangsters, this series was packed with action and drama. The series slowly moved from the gangster genre to more horror and gore. Eventually, Fight Against Crime became known as one of the most outrageous of the horror comics and sparked a public...