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January 1997          Cover: Frank Miller Interviews with Joe Kubert (Fax From Sarajevo), Frank Miller, Ben Raab and Sal Larocca (Excalibur), and lead off Overstreet’s FAN #19, the January 1997...

January 1997          Cover: Adam Pollina & Mark Farmer Interviews with Joe Kubert (Fax From Sarajevo), Frank Miller, Ben Raab and Sal Larocca (Excalibur), and lead off Overstreet’s FAN #19, the...

March 1997          Cover: Dev Maddan Viz Publishing’s manga titles, Randy Queen’s Darychylde, the future of Marvel's Heroes Reborn, and the first in-depth at Beau Smith’s Wynonna Earp all...

March 1997          Cover: Joyce Chin & Art Adams Wynonna Earp, then published by Image Comics, made her first cover appearance on this issue of Overstreet's FAN. She would, of course, go on to be the...

April 1997          Cover: Mike Weiringo Barbara Kesel previews Savant Guard, Peter Bagge opines about Hate, Mike Allred rocks Red Rocket, Ralph Machio checks in on Spider-Man, we go behind the scenes with...

May 1997          Humberto Ramos & Jimmy Palmiotti ............... Both cover versions interlock connect to form one larger image. Overstreet’s FAN #23, the penultimate, May 1997 cover-dated...

May 1997          Humberto Ramos & Jimmy Palmiotti ............... Both cover versions interlock connect to form one larger image. Overstreet’s FAN #23, the penultimate, May 1997 cover-dated...

June 1997          Cover: Tom Grummet & Karl Kesel The final issue of Overstreet's FAN features Marvel and DC teaming up under an Amalgam Comics cover by Tom Grummet & Karl Kesel. Among the diverse...

June 1997          Cover: Rick Burchett The final issue of Overstreet's FAN under a Batman: The Animated Series style cover by Rick Burchett. Among the diverse features jam-packed into our too-bad-so-sad last...

Oct-Dec 1993          Cover: Frank Frazetta  The second issue of Overstreet's quarterly magazine saw a name change from the original Overstreet's Advanced Collector. With a cover by...

1992 Originally produced in conjunction with the First Edition of The Overstreet Comic Book Grading Guide, the OWL (or "Overstreet's Whiteness Level") Card is a comic book grading tool used to evaluate paper color...

Bulk box of 100 OWL Cards.