The awe-inspiring MERGING OF MULTIPLE EARTHS turns Malcolm Dragon's entire world upside down! The dramatic death of the Savage Dragon! Chicago in ruins! President Donald Trump forces Malcolm Dragon and family into exile! A new life in Toronto, Canada! Another wild ride from award-winning writer/artist ERIK LARSEN. Collects SAVAGE DRAGON #223-227
Malcolm Dragon's deadliest duels collected at last! Malcolm goes toe-to-toe with the pulse-pounding Powerhouse! He battles the deadly Chained Man! And he faces the brutal Scourge! Plus, Amy Dragon fights alone! All this and guest appearances by Ant and the Golden Age great: Captain Tootsie. Another classic run of big-time fun from the pages of SAVAGE DRAGON! Collects SAVAGE DRAGON #241-246
The Vicious Circle relocates to Toronto and Malcolm Dragon has to face his greatest challenge ever as he goes up against...his father? Dart! The Destroyer! The Challenger! Web-Spinner! Wall-Crawler! Battle Girl! And a cast of thousands! It’s comics’ wildest ride! Collects the historic Savage Dragon #250 as well as the epic tribute to the Sunday Funnies. Comes with our highest possible recommendation. Collects SAVAGE DRAGON #247-252
Malcolm Dragon fulfills his destiny, and follows in his father's footsteps, joining the Chicago Police Force. Officer Malcolm Dragon's first adventures as he faces off against a host of new foes: Wrath! Rag Doll! Fountainhead! Devil Ray! Tantrum! And the birth of the next generation of Savage Dragon offspring! Collects SAVAGE DRAGON #206-211
Everything's different now! The world has gone through a startling transformation! The classic superhero saga continues in this forth unwieldy volume chronicling the adventures of Erik Larsen's Savage Dragon! Following a vicious battle with the nefarious Darklord, everything that Dragon knew is changed! The very planet has been altered and the Dragon is a wanted man! Now, the sinister CyberFace is calling the shots, and technology has gone wild! Giants roam the streets and there are bugs the size of cars!
"REVENGE!" One of the most valuable and hardest to find SAVAGE DRAGON comics of all time is the 1982 fanzine GRAPHIC FANTASY where "the Dragon" made his first appearance. This book is long out of print and highly sought after and completely unobtainable for most collectorsÑuntil now. This deluxe version reprints this rare book in black and white with faux-newsprint effects. #1 introduces Paul Dragon and a host of then-new characters.
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"THE MERGING OF MULTIPLE EARTHS," Conclusion Giant-sized 25th anniversary special! Savage Dragon is restored to his former glory as he bulks up to take on Darklord in a final battle! Mr. Glum's devious plot to merge the multi-verse comes to its cataclysmic conclusion! Savage Dragon and Malcolm Dragon join forces to save Angel Murphy and the very earth itself!
"CHASING THE DRAGONS" The reality show starring Malcolm Dragon's ever-growing family debuts, and impending doom is just around the corner! Another outstanding achievement from award-winning writer/artist ERIK LARSEN.
