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A new pulse pounding, caffeine fueled, sword swinging, machine-gun firing, car crashing sci-fi adventure! In a future where coffee is illegal, Helena is a courier, delivering black market goods to anyone who can afford her services. When Rojo, a ruthless crime boss, asks her to assassinate his rival, the alien mobster known as White Demon, Helena finds herself in the middle of a gang war! To survive, Helena must use all of her skills and seek help from her friends to stay ahead of her enemies!

DISCLAIMER: graphic sexuality
The future ain't pretty. It's 2043, and the United States Under God is a dry, violent place filled with aggressive degenerates. 'Born' into this world is Baby Badass; a failed military experiment who escapes into the New West desert where he's discovered by a sweet waitress who takes him in, not knowing that the slumbering bundle is actually a 33 year old half-formed hybrid clone of super-soldier Alphie Omega. On the run from an evil entity called M.O.T.H.E.R. (Military Organization to Harness Evolutionary Resources), it's Mad Max meets Idiocracy - a hilarious and disturbing journey into a dark future of fear, sex, violence, and the occasional diaper-change.

Prologue
Hiram and Zacherius reflect on their first night together. The Colonies take steps towards rebellion.

Men manipulate the demons of technology to create an immense savior.

In a world of subtle horrors, Elizabeth Mason is about to meet one monster she never counted on - herself. On the day of her 18th birthday Liz undergoes a strange metamorphosis which, for reasons unknown, causes her to transform into the monster called Crush! As if growing up isn't hard enough without that, Liz soon has to deal with a deadly, ruthless agent tailing her... with teenage werewolves. At least she has her best friend, Jen Tanaka, to count on. And what at first seems to be a curse may be the very thing that leads her to understand who she truly is.

Part Five in the eight-part pulp sci-fi epic INFINITY 8, this standalone adventure takes readers on a zombie-filled rollercoaster ride in deep space! Filled with high-tension thrills, fast-paced action, and wry humor like the best grindhouse space flicks, this tale by writers Lewis Trondheim and Davy Mourier and illustrator Lorenzo De Filici follows a single mother and security agent, Ann Ninurta, as she is drawn into one of eight parallel timelines initiated by the captain of the starship in his attempt to discover the origin of the mysterious galaxy-sized rubble field that they are trapped in. But as close as agent Ninurta comes to finding the secret to this mystery, her daughter's safety puts her duty in question... as well as the safety of the entire population of the ship (and possibly the entire universe)!
While this tale stands on its own, it provides even more pieces to the ultimate puzzle behind this madcap space opera.

A 2019 EISNER AWARD NOMINEE FOR BEST ADAPTATION FROM ANOTHER MEDIUM
From the "master of black and white" artwork (Paste Magazine) and the bestselling illustrator-storyteller of Park Bench and Alone comes a starkly beautiful graphic novel adaptation of Jack London's most famous short story.
Discover the beloved author of White Fang and The Call of the Wild, Jack London's renowned short story "To Build a Fire" in a new and evocative way from master artist Christophe Chabouté. With his signature "stunning black-and-white art" (Publishers Weekly), Chabouté illustrates London's gripping story of man versus nature in the harsh and unforgiving Yukon that has enthralled readers for over a century.

This is an action-packed series about a group of young people, who meet every Wednesday under Dr. Richard's supervision. Richard is a psychiatrist who works selflessly with this group on areas of self- help. These sessions are very similar to AA meetings. However, no one here is fighting an addiction. These people work on controlling their paranormal abilities, in an effort to learn how to live with them. One of them, Brian, is pyrokinetic. He can start a fire from a distance. The fact that he cannot keep his ability under control understandably causes huge problems for him and those around him. Roger is a paragnostic who can read other people's minds. He can't help intruding into other people's heads. This strange ability makes him very uncomfortable when he travels by train or by subway, as his mind gets flooded with other people's thoughts. Everyone in this group has a unique problem that is ruining his or her everyday life. These self-help sessions have been going on for years in a rather calm atmosphere, until the day they learn of the secret society known as "Encrucijada," which threatens to jeopardize their interests - and their lives.

All Time Comics: Crime Destroyer issue 1 is a 36 page oversized spectacular featuring the wonderful writing of Josh Bayer, the irresistible inks of Ben Marra and the last art by legendary artist Herb Trimpe, who co-created Wolverine.
Behold Bullwhip: the mysterious crimefighter sworn to keep Metro City's streets safe from villainy and violence! Writer Josh Bayer, acclaimed artist Ben Marra (TERROR ASSAULTER: O.M.W.O.T.), and Firestorm co-creator Al Milgrom team up for the startling story "Web of Oblivion!", which pits our hero against The Misogynist, Raingod, and the Time Vampire. Don't miss the most unexpected, fanta*tastic superhero comics of the year.
The American public is being manipulated. The media is powerless. The congressman is corrupt. Can Atlas save us? Or will he be defeated...by his own deepest fears? Writer Josh Bayer and acclaimed artist Benjamin Marra present the most fantastic All Time Comics adventure yet. Read it now, before Congress says you can't!
"I am no one. I come from nowhere--and disappear into nothing." By day, he is a patient in a trauma center. But at night, when he is needed, he rises. For he is Blind Justice, the Man Who Walks Through Bullets! Artist Rick Buckler Jr. makes his ALL TIME COMICS debut, together with writer/artist Josh Bayer and inker Al Milgrom, for a pulse shattering thriller. Justice can't die!

Nine year old John is a preacher's kid in rural Alabama in the 1920s. Harsh fire and brimstone doctrine echo from his daddy's church walls, but their relationship outside the church house is full of fishing, hiking, and peaceful connection. When a life circumstance alters this bond, John struggles to differentiate his daddy's rigid thoughts and his loving character. Can John successfully navigate his beliefs through tumultuous change?