What exactaly are Amalgam Comics?
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there was a graphic novel called dc vs. marvel, where a dc character fought a marvel character. the result was that the dc universe and the marvel universe ended up merging, which meant merging the characters - batman and wolverine, flash and quicksilver, superman and captain america, spider-man and superboy, etc. it was supposed to boost comics sales for both publishers. it was different, but never meant to last
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go to http://www.comicspriceguide.com/
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I don't know offhand but I love this website:  http://www.ligersdungeon.proboards32.com/  and  http://www.515comics.com/
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If your refrence was anything other than DC Comics or www.scerwdafench.com I would love to have a look at it, sounds like real fun :)
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Grand Comic Book Database (comics.org) can be a good place to start.  Not all the title have synopses and there were some titles missing.  But the screenshots are rad.
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Oh definately Element. They came out with a new HELIUM DECK its supposed to be an extremely new light deck. Representing skater man, rock on. Shread til youre DEAD!
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Some people have mentioned some good ones.\nI'm'a lay the dope $#!T on you, though, its western material, not manga (mostly).\nTransmetropolitan: Back on the Street\nPromethea volume 1\nEssential X-Men volume 2\nAkira... all of it.\nPreacher: Till The End of The World\nWatchmen (I HIGHLY recommend this one)\nThe Dark Knight Returns\nThe Killing Joke\nSin City: A Dame to Kill For\nAppleseed... start at the beginning or you'll be lost.\nCrying Freeman\nJustice League: A New Beginning \nWanted (also highly recommended)\n\nAll of these are top-notch, and run the gamut from super-serious to hilarious. Also, most are available at Barnes n Nobles, etc, so you don't even have to brave the dank seediness of a comic book store. So, broaden your horizons a little and check out some of these. If you MUST have oriental fare, tho, DO read Akira if you haven't already... its a high water-mark for sure.
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Comic Sans MS...\nlooks like kids writing... my son writes in the same way...
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The best thing about them is the humour in each comic strip I read. The behaviour was pranky, but not to the level of discomfort. The Hobbes-change-from-doll-to-real-mate is a must not to be missed favorite thing of mine! Don't you just WISH that this can happen to our lives? You are good in spotting good cartoons, mate. High Five! I share this favorite with you!
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If I remember correctly the name of a good site is http://www.avatarity.com.  I just googled "calvin hobbes avatar" and got some good stuff.
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http://www.marlo.com/card.htm\n\nhttp://www.generalcomics.com/\n\nhere ya go!
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Mighty world of Comicana\n237 Shaftesbury Avenue, London WC2 \n020 7836 5630\n\nThey have stacks of quality golden/siler age comics.
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http://www.bustercomic.co.uk/guy.html
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Avengers: Above and Beyond\nAvengers: The Kang Dynasty\nThor: Gods on Earth\nBatman: Year Two - Fear the Reaper\nBatman: Black and White\nCaptain Britain\nExcaliber Classic volume 1\nFantastic Four: Heroes Return\nGen13: Ordinary Heroes\nJLA: The Nail\nJLA: Another Nail\nKillraven\nMiracleman (out of Print)\nSpider-Man: The Official Movie Adaptation\nWolverine: Bloodlust (out of print)\nX-Men: Old Soldiers\nX-Men: Deathwish\nUncanny X-Men: The End of History\nUncanny X-Men: The Cruelest Cut\nUncanny X-Men: On Ice\nHouse of M: Uncanny X-Men
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www.comics.com, www.ucomics.com, www.comicspage.com, or Google the strips you like best or the type of strips you like best
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Amalgam (also called silver filling)\nAmalgam fillings are a mixture of mercury (from 43% to 54%) and powdered alloy made mostly of silver, tin, zinc and copper commonly called the amalgam alloy. Due to the known toxicity of mercury, the main component of amalgam fillings, there is ongoing controversy on the use of this filling material.\n\nAnother source of exposure to mercury may be dental fillings. In their policy paper written in 2005, "Mercury in Health Care", The World Health Organization confirmed that "mercury contained in dental amalgam is the greatest source of mercury vapour in non-industrialized settings, exposing the concerned population to mercury levels significantly exceeding those set for food and for air". WHO states, however, that total mercury exposure from amalgams (<5 micrograms/day) is roughly 3% of the "tolerable" dose (140 micrograms/day) for a 70 kg (155 pound) person.\n The possible adverse health effects of dental amalgams containing mercury is an ongoing scientific controversy, with strongly held views on all sides. There has been no definitive proof of either position.\n\nThought this might be of interest. \nMy opinion is to get that *&^% removed, and get a Composite resin filling.
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check out www.marvel.com