Whiz Comics is an anthology comic book series that was published by former American comic book publishing company, Fawcett Publications between February 1940 until June 1953.[1] It is widely known for being the comic run in which hugely popular superhero character Captain Marvel (Shazam) made his debut. Issue #2 is in the Public domain. These restorations are presented as archival reproductions of historic material and are not new adaptations of later copyrighted revisions, derivative versions, or protected contemporary interpretations. No claim is made to any third-party intellectual property beyond the public domain material reproduced. Rosales Comics, the Rosales Comics logo, and all related original marks, logos, and characters are trademarks of Rosales Comics.

Gekido is an ageless warrior-assassin fighting throughout the centuries to discover who wiped his memory & why. He must fight his way through an ancient merciless Ninja Clan lead by his oldest nemesis, Lord Shinryu (starring Cary Tagawa; Shang Tsung of Mortal Kombat 11) in order to save mankind from an evil force bent on world domination. Seen on AMC TV's Comic Book Men (Kevin Smith). 53 Pages

Tai Pham struggles with balancing school, his work in the family business, his friendships, and his new Green Lantern responsibilities. But Kid Flash arrives on the scene to become the super-hero partner Tai just might need. It's only been a few months since Green Lantern Tai Pham inherited his ring from his ba and defeated his nemesis, Xander Griffin. But Tai knows their last battle was only the beginning-and even though no one believes him, Tai is determined to prove that Xander is up to his old tricks again. When a string of fires start popping up around Coast City, Tai finds himself stretched thin as he struggles to keep up with school, training, working at the store, and following Xander's trail. That is, until a new hero, known as Kid Flash, shows up on the scene with an offer to help. Can the heroes find the arsonist before it's too late?

The world's most dangerous assassin is back in his hometown. His family and his happiness are long gone, will he be able to get either back?

The Reptilians are here. They could be your neighbor, your boss, or even your loved one. They are on a mission to make the human race extinct. By day, Hakeem Hudson is a 17-year-old barista for Leapin’ Lizard Coffee. By night, he is Insectakid, a hero created to stop them.

Primer introduces a brand-new superhero with a colorful array of superpowers.Ashley Rayburn is an upbeat girl with a decidedly downbeat past. Her father is a known criminal who now sits in federal prison, but still casts a shadow over Ashley's life. Ashley has bounced from foster home to foster home and represents a real challenge to the social workers who try to help her-not because she's inherently bad, but because trouble always seems to find her.Ashley's latest set of (presumably short-term) foster parents are Kitch and Yuka Nolan. Like Ashley, Kitch is an artist, while Yuka is a geneticist working for a very high-level tech company that's contracted out to work for the government and the military. And it's Yuka's latest top-secret project that has her concerned.Developed for the military, it's a set of body paints that, when applied to the wearer, grant them a wide range of special powers. Fearful that this invention will be misused, Yuka sneaks the set of paints home.Ashley comes home from school one day with her new friend Luke and, thinking that the Nolans have purchased a surprise gift for her upcoming birthday, finds the set of paints. It isn't long before she realizes that she's stumbled upon something much bigger...and a lot more dangerous. Although she uses her newly discovered powers for good, it's not long before the military becomes wise to what happened to their secret weapon. And this spells big trouble not only for Ashley, but for her newfound family and friends, as well.

The INDIGIVERSE begins with DARK HEART #1, the first title in an Aboriginal Superhero Universe, inspired by First Nations culture and stories and written by Gooniyandi-Miriuwung Gajerrong man Scott Wilson.

All Ages Action and Adventure with Golden Age storytelling but printed in Modern Age!

When harm done to the community of Rosebush Heights comes from the hands of law enforcement, city officials and other legal channels, a masked vigilante rises up to push back against government approved evils. Thorn takes to the night to make sure that his neighborhood is safe from outsiders that bring perverted justice. When the kidnapping of a Rosebush teenager sends the community into a panic, Thorn springs into action!

Piper Pájaro and Sloane MacBrute are two 13-year-old girls with very different lives but very similar secrets. Popular, outgoing Piper is strong-like, ripping-the-doors-off-cars strong. She longs to be a superhero, even if she tends to leave massive messes in her wake. Sloane, on the other hand, is snarky and super-smart. Like, evil-genius smart. To help her family, she has to put those smarts to use for her villainous grandfather.When a mission to steal an experimental technological device brings the two girls face to face with each other, the device sparks-and the two girls switch bodies! Now they must live in each other's shoes as they figure out a way to switch back. Anti/Hero is a story that explores what makes a hero, how one can find friendship where it's unexpected, and what it means to walk in another person's shoes...literally!Authors Kate Karyus Quinn (Another Little Piece, The Show Must Go On) and Demitria Lunetta (The Fade, Bad Blood) make their graphic novel debut alongside artist Maca Gil and introduce two new and exciting DC characters!