Thirty Days of Night | Comics

Thirty Days of Night | Comics

For thousands of years, humans believed that Vampires are only a scary mythical creature of darkness who sucks blood and they only exist in the books and fantasy novels. Since people refuses to believe that these very lethal and heinous creatures are for real, it gives the Vampires an advantage what they need to keep the continuation of their existence running. Because, years of absence of these creatures from human-sight may have faded their memory from men’s mind but they are feared and hated by the humans since the "Council of Elders" made their presence known to public ages ago. After struggling for over a millennium, only a few of them made it out to the present led by an elder named Vicente.

Marlowe, one of Vicente’s own kind has raided the city of Barrow, Alaska, during a 30 straight days of polar night to have a non-stop feeding fest with a few of his blood-thirsty followers that made its residents known about the secret presence of them which their race has been keeping under cover for quite some time. Vicente eventually arrives at Barrow upon calling, only to confront and take care of Marlowe later for what he mindlessly did by blowing their cover to the humans and then decides to continue what Marlowe began anyway, so that there is no witness left to tell their tale. Sheriff Eben Olemaun along with his wife Stella Olemaun and a handful of survivors made a last stand against the Nosferatu. The winter may have had weakened them but since the night is young, the creatures of darkness are still to do a lot more to the humans.

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Thirty Days of Night (Comics) Wikipedia

Gangs of Vampires

Here is your links for "30 Days of Night" comics from IDW Comics.

30 Days of Night (Softcover)

30 Days of Night (Hardcover)

30 Days of Night Omnibus

30 Days of Night – Dark Days

30 Days of Night – Return to Barrow

30 Days of Night – Bloodsucker Tales (Softcover)

30 Days of Night – Bloodsucker Tales (Hardcover)

30 Days of Night – Three Tales

30 Days of Night – Spreading the Disease (Softcover)

30 Days of Night – Spreading the Disease (Hardcover)

30 Days of Night – Eben and Stella

30 Days of Night – Red Snow

Predators of Night

30 Days of Night – Beyond Barrow

30 Days of Night – 30 Days 'Til Death

Initially written by Steve Niles (30 Days of Night – Dark Days, Night of the Living Dead – London), 30 Days of Night is a comic book franchise that started with the three-issue mini-series of the same name published in 2002 by IDW Publishing. Artist Ben Templesmith (30 Days of Night – Bloodsucker Tales, 30 Days of Night – Red Snow) joined Niles in the series and later penciller Szymon Kudranski, Brandon Hovet, Josh Medors, Kody Chamberlain, Nat Jones, Milx, Alex Sanchez, Justin Randall and Bill Sienkiewicz (30 Days of Night – Beyond Barrow, Elektra – Assassin) have drawn pages for other tales that came up as the spin-off under the main title. The series managed to gain massive popularity and writer Matt Fraction (Defenders, Fantastic Four), Dan Wickline, Kelly Sue DeConnick and Ben Templesmith also participated in the latter issues of the franchise. As the series became a hit in the market, it also served the plot of a horror film titled 30 Days of Night (2007), which was loosely based on the core story of the comic book.
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Black Widow | Comics

A relative to the Romanoffs, at childhood, Natasha Romanoff was saved by Ivan Petrovich during the chaos of World War II. Then Baron Strucker got his hands on her and she was handed over to The Hand to become a master assassin but rescued by Captain America, Logan (yet to become Wolverine) and Ivan.

Black Widow | Comics

As she grew up she learnt ballet, chose the career of espionage and is then recruited by the K.G.B. to become their first operative known as Black Widow. Then she fought HYDRA, met Logan for a second time years later, dated Iron Man and then she met up with Hawkeye, who were unaware of her K.G.B. origins and was a criminal back then. He eventually joined The Avengers and Natasha remained an ally while working for S.H.I.E.L.D.

To go solo, she broke up with Hawkeye and start fighting crime in New York, where she found Daredevil and they dated for a while. She moved with the crowd of Ghost Rider, Hercules and the X-Men’s Angel and Iceman to form The Champions, which didn’t last long. She again partnered up with Daredevil to stop The Hand from getting their hands on the corpse of Elektra.

As a member of The Avengers, she led the team many times and slowly develops a crush on Captain America but ended up sleeping with Tony. Her role as the leader of the team finally came to an end during “Onslaught” event. Throughout the crisis of Civil War, Secret Invasion, Dark Reign and Siege, Natasha is proven to be pretty instrumental for her team.

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Black Widow (Comics) Wikipedia

Black Widow (Comics) Marvel Wikia

War and Espionage

Here is your links to buy "Black Widow" comics from Marvel Comics on Amazon.

Black Widow – The Sting of the Widow

The Superhero Women (Softcover)

The Superhero Women (Hardcover)

Daredevil Visionaries – Frank Miller Vol 03 (Softcover)

Daredevil Visionaries – Frank Miller Vol 03 (Hardcover)

Black Widow – Web of Intrigue (Softcover)

Black Widow – Web of Intrigue (Hardcover)

Black Widow – The Coldest War

Black Widow/Punisher – Spinning Doomsday’s Web

Daredevil/Black Widow – Abattoir

Fury/Black Widow – Death Duty

Black Widow – The Itsy Bitsy Spider (Softcover)

Black Widow – The Itsy Bitsy Spider (Hardcover)

Black Widow – Homecoming

Black Widow – The Things They Say About Her

In the pages of Tales of Suspense, issue 52, Stan Lee (Amazing Spider-Man, Doctor Strange), Don Rico and artist Don Heck created the female character Black Widow in 1964 for Marvel Comics. As well as appearing in other monthly ongoing titles, Black Widow also features in her own streak of limited series till now.

Alliance with The Avengers

Among many other fictional female characters, Black Widow also appeared in the live-action movie based on Marvel Comics like Iron Man 2 (2010), The Avengers (2012), Captain America – The Winter Soldier (2014), Avengers – Age of Ultron (2015) and Captain America – Civil War (2016) movie from Marvel Cinematic Universe, portrayed by actress Scarlett Johansson.
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