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Collects Jessica Jones: Purple Daughter MDO Digital Comic #1-3.
The critically acclaimed team that brought you JESSICA JONES: BLIND SPOT is back! When her daughter, Danielle, comes home with purple skin, Jessica Jones is forced to question everything she thought she knew about her time with the Purple Man and her marriage to Luke Cage! As Jessica digs deeper than ever before into the darkness at the center of her life, will she find relief - or yet another nightmare? Brace yourself for another thrilling, chilling tale that will challenge everything you think you know about Marvel's top P.I.!

Jessica Jones was once the costumed super hero known as Jewel. She sucked at it. Now she's a private investigator at her own firm, Alias Investigations. She sucks less at that. With the Purple Man gone, her relationship with her husband, Luke Cage, and their daughter, Danielle, is better than ever. But her past always comes knocking, and when a woman whose case she fumbled winds up dead on her office floor, Jessica goes from private investigator to prime suspect. Can she find the real killer and clear her name? Note: this issue contains story originally published in Jessica Jones - Marvel Digital Original (2018) #1

Collects Iron Fist: Marvel Digital Original (2018) #1-3.
A darkness is spreading through New York - something evil that preys on those who believe in the supernatural and the occult. And when palm readers and fortune tellers start turning up dead, the situation catches the attention of Danny Rand - A.K.A. the Immortal Iron Fist! But this might be one paranormal problem that's too great for even Danny to take on alone. From horror author Clay McLeod Chapman (EDGE OF SPIDER-VERSE, EDGE OF VENOMVERSE) and bone-crushing artist Guillermo Sanna (BULLSEYE) comes one of the most senses-shattering Iron Fist tales in recent memory!

Collects Daughters Of The Dragon: Marvel Digital Original (2018-2019) #1-3.
Misty Knight and Colleen Wing have stolen the show in Marvel's Luke Cage, Iron Fist and Defenders series on Netflix - and now they're punching and kicking their way into their own book! This duo has been fighting crime as the Daughters of the Dragon for years, but does Misty's new job with the FBI mean these two are splitzies? Not on your life! Be there as a crazy adventure that Colleen initiates puts comics' two greatest butt-kickers on a collision course with a weird and scary side of the Marvel Universe that'll have you on the edge of your seat!

For years, Tyrone Johnson and Tandy Bowen waged a citywide war on drugs, organized crime and corporate greed as the inseparable duo Cloak and Dagger! Now, though, they have drifted apart - until a dangerous threat from their past resurfaces, forcing them to reunite and face their feelings! But there's a greater danger to their relationship than any villain: mistrust. And things don't get any better when Dagger begins investigating a series of murders, with victims who look like they've had the life sucked out of them. Ty must push his powers to the absolute limit to save hundreds of lives, while Tandy discovers the key to defeating their long-lost foe, the Gray! But it may come too late to save Cloak from being lost to the darkness forever...

In 2010's Dungeon Quest Book One, Millennium Boy decided to grab his hobo stick, his bandana, and his Swiss Army knife, bid his mom goodbye, and head off on a quest for adventure.
In this second book, our heroes continue their quest by wandering through the primeval gloom of Fireburg Forest in search of the prophet and poet Bromedes, who can unlock the mysteries of Atlantis for them. Along the way, they encounter giant spiders, river trolls, and copious amounts of killer weed. Joe Daly's delightfully unique stoner/philosopher dialogue and distinctive character designs, coupled with hilarious over- the-top Role Playing Game action (complete with periodic updates for each character's status in ten criteria, including "dexterity," "intelligence," and "money"), propel Daly's story into heretofore unachieved action-comedy heights.
Collects Dungeon Quest Book Two (2011) 1-6.

One day Millenium [sic] Boy decided to grab his hobo stick, his bandana, and his Swiss Army knife, bid his mom goodbye, and head off on a quest for adventure. Joined by his best friend Steve (weapon: baseball bat; clothing: wife beater, cargo pants and sandals), they soon find themselves in a violent altercation with two other adventure seekers. It ends badly for their antagonists ("Whoa, check it out, dude! You actually knocked this dude's brain right out of his cranium!") and Millenium Boy and Steve become the proud owners of fancy weapons upgrades (a crowbar and a steel chain). So on they trek, and the next inductee to their group is the muscle-bound Lash Penis. And then things start getting weird!
Readers of 2009's Red Monkey Double Happiness Book will recognize Joe Daly's delightfully unique stoner/philosopher dialogue and distinctive character designs, but the hilarious over-the-top Role Playing Game action (complete with periodic updates for each character's status in ten criteria, including "dexterity," "intelligence," and "money") propel this new story into a heretofore unachieved action-comedy realm. By the end of this book (the first chapter of a projected four-part epic), the trio has been joined by Nerdgirl the Archer, Lash Penis has nearly had his arm cut off, they've acquired a whole new nifty bag of tricks, and the menaces have become increasingly surreal and lethal. Where will it end? Stay tuned for Dungeon Quest Book Two in Fall 2010!
Collects Dungeon Quest Book One (2010) 1-5.

Series that explores the adventures the original X-men had during the 'gap' of reprint comics between Uncanny X-men issue 67 till issue 93. Unlike other questionable comics of X-men adventures set in the past (like First Class), this series IS firmly set in continuity.
The first twelve issues of John Byrne's fan-favorite X-project are collected in one titanic tome for the first time! This fan favorite series chronicles the adventures of Marvel's original team of merry mutants after their Silver Age saga had run its course, and before the launch of the All-New, All-Different band of heroes.
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X-Men - The Hidden Years v01 (2012)
English | CBR | 323 pages | 1.12 GB
Collects X-Men: The Hidden Years (1999-2001) #1-12 and material From X-Men (1991) #94.
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X-Men - The Hidden Years v02 (2012)
English | CBR | 306 pages | 945.59 MB
Collects X-Men: The Hidden Years (1999-2001) #13-22, Fantastic Four (1961) #102-104 and material From Yellow Claw #2 and Amazing Adult Fantasy #14.