Sanction. Complete series - Compiled by Voltaire57

by Ray Fawkes (Author, Creator), Mark Irwin (Creator), 

Antonio Fuso (Illustrator) and Emilio Lecce (Colorist),

To catch a rampaging serial killer in Soviet era Leningrad, two detectives 

must match wits with the murderer while battling the oppressive rules

of their own police force and a greater, hidden enemy.

Leningrad, 1987. When a woman’s corpse is discovered on New Year’s Day, 

a hungover Detective Pavel Smirnoff hands off the case to his partner, 

Detective Boris Dimitrovich, hoping he’ll close it without fuss. 

Instead, Dimitrovich

 uncovers a connection to an old, unsolved crime, dragging them both into 

an investigation that puts their careers – and possibly their lives – at risk.

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Zoo Funnies v2 (#01 - #13) 1953-1955. Complete Series [Charlton Comics Collection]

 Publication Dates: July 1953 - September 1955

Number of Issues Published: 13 (#1 - #13)

Color: Color

Dimensions: Standard Silver Age US

Paper Stock: Glossy cover; Newsprint interior

Binding: Saddle-stitched

Publishing Format: Was ongoing

Publication Type: magazine

Tracking:

numbering continues with Nyoka the Jungle Girl (Charlton, 1955 series) #14

Authors:

Cover:

Pencils & Inks: Al Fago (signed)

Inside:

Pencils & Inks: Al Fago (signed)

Charlton Comics Collection

Batman with Robin the Boy Wonder from Smash! - Compiled and edited by H. C.

1966 to 1968

Authors:

 Script: Whitney Ellsworth

Pencils & Inks: Joe Giella

The homing-device in Batman's utility belt is transmitting from ground level!

Characters:

Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Robin [Dick Grayson]; Alfred; "Pretty Boy" Floy

Indexer Notes:  King Features Syndicate reprint.

Genre:  Superhero

 277 Pages

Compiled and edited by H. C. 

We thank H. C. for his courtesy in offering our reader 

this magnificent compilation.

Helen of Wyndhorn (Complete series) - Compiled by Voltaire57

 "Helen of Wyndhorn," published by Dark Horse Comics,

 follows the story of Helen Cole, 

who inherits her grandfather's vast and mysterious

 estate, Wyndhorn House, after the tragic

 death of her father, C.K. Cole, a renowned pulp writer. 

Struggling with grief and disorientation, 

Helen initially causes chaos upon her arrival but 

soon begins to uncover a lifetime of secrets

 hidden within the mansion's numerous rooms. 

As she delves deeper, Helen discovers 

that the legendary adventures her father wrote 

about might not 

be mere fiction, as the woods surrounding the 

estate hold ancient mysteries and perhaps

 the characters from his stories.

 This series blends gothic elements with 

sword and sorcery, described as "Conan the Barbarian 

meets The Wizard of Oz," and is brought to life

 by the Eisner-winning team of Tom King & Bilquis Evely.

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The Phantom Viking from Lion & Jet - Compiled and edited by H. C.

The Phantom Viking is a British comic character, appearing in strips published

 by Fleetway Publications. The character's alter-ego was weak-willed school 

teacher Olaf Larsen, who gained the ability to turn into the Phantom Viking 

when he dons a Norse helmet. The character first appeared in the debut 

issue of the short-lived boys' anthology title The Champion on 26 February 1966, 

and continued in Lion when it was merged with Champion a short while later.

Publishing history

The Champion was even less successful than Hurricane, only lasting 15 issues - the

 shortest run of any of the company's weeklies up to that point - before being 

merged into the established Lion, with Nevio Zeccara taking over on art duties 

shortly afterwards.

 The strip would run in the renamed Lion and Champion until 3 August 1968.

 Due to Fleetway's policy of continuing to issue annuals for cancelled titles 

(in order to have as many books as possible on shelves for the lucrative 

Christmas market), parallel to the Lion run further adventures 

(both in picture strip and text stories) appeared in the two Champion Annuals

 issued, and then transferred to the Lion Annual until the 1970 edition, 

despite having finished in the weekly. The character would then make one

 final outing in the 1973 Jet Annual.

Since 2018 the rights to the Fleetway-originated contents

 of The Champion and Lion,  including the Phantom Viking, 

have been owned by Rebellion Developments.

Publication date: 26 February 1966 – 3 August 1968

Creative team

Writer Donne Avenell

Artists José Ortiz, Nevio Zeccara

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Phantom_Viking

http://www.internationalhero.co.uk/p/phantvik.htm

Lion and Champion #16 December 1967       Lion and Champion #23 September 1967

   

288 Pages

Compiled and edited by H. C. 

We thank H. C. for his courtesy in offering our reader 

this magnificent compilation.