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210-Pages! Created by Dale Messick, one of the first women to draw a syndicated newspaper strip, Brenda Starr successfully mixed romance, fashion, and adventure into one of the longest running features in newspaper history.

Collecting Marvelman stories originally appearing in Warrior 1 through 26.

The life and times of Britain's most infamous son. Occultist, genius, poet, prophet, mountaineer, drug and free-love pioneer, spy, scholar, and all-round bad egg. Summoner of demons and loser of friends. A prophet who wanted to save mankind but ended his days known as "The Wickedest Man in the World."

From the land of eternal winter and the fevered imagination of Terry LaBan comes the new digital graphic novel, Muktuk Wolfsbreath, Hard Boiled Shaman! The mean streets of LA have nothing on the frigid forests of Siberia when it comes to danger, and Muktuk Wolfsbreath needs all his shamanic powers to deal with the wicked women, thuggish tribesmen, gods, demons and animal spirits he encounters as he tries to cure his clients of whatever ails them. A unique mashup of Siberian mythology and classic detective fiction, Muktuk Wolfsbreath takes readers on a wildly entertaining, hallucinogenic journey to heaven, hell and the dark secrets that lurk behind the skin covers of reindeer herders' tents.

Twenty-five years ago, Sam & Max burst onto the indie comic book scene with a daring venture to the Philippines (drawn entirely without reference) called Monkeys Violating the Heavenly Temple. The fedora wearing canine Sam and his crazed lagomorph companion Max bust crimes on the sketchy streets of New York City as Freelance Police in this rich collection of cases, taking them from the cereal aisle of the local supermarket, all the way to the moon!

CLOWN TOWN - Where killer clowns are avenging spirits for abused children. Where abused children meld into the carnie masses, masked by twisted inner faces. Where young Chelsea Schroeder is left to her own devices in the search for her lost friend, Melvin. But Melvin may already be a part of the dark circus, simultaneously its beneficiary and its victim! And Chelsea may soon join him, unless she evades the clowns who just may be her saviors!Clown Town is a 124-page Graphic Novel of clown horror, featuring a 96-page core story, two 8-page back-up stories, and associated art and materials created specifically to support production of the project!

Mira is a nymph -a minor nature spirit- and she certainly enjoys living with her sister Mari on the mossy banks of a freshwater spring... but isn't there more to do than lounge around all day?A fateful walk to stretch her legs and clear her mind leads Mira to stumble upon hungry root goblins, distressed pomegranate sprites and a dreadful wrong that must be righted -and Mira is just the type of nymph willing to stand up for the downtrodden and lend a helping hand... even if she isn't quite aware of the dangers she has yet to face.

Creepy, crawly, slimy, and awesome! Welcome to the darkly detailed world of spiky-haired Lio.
A curious young scientist and comic book fan, Lio is the defender of the defenseless and the inventor of a legion of zombie bunnies. Lio is joined in his day-to-day exploits by his exasperated and sleep-deprived father, a pet snake named Frank, a squid named Ishmael, and various imaginary robots and creepy, crawly monsters. Within this humorously macabre framework of sarcasm, parody, and high jinks, sidesplitting laughter abounds - all without so much as a word.

Finally! The best-selling, award-winning comic book series that tells the lives and thoughts of history's A-list brain trust in hip and hilarious fashion has been collected into a SINGLE DIGITAL VOLUME! Plato: wrestling superstar of ancient Greece! Nietzsche: the original ubermensch! Bohidharma: grand master of kung fu! Marx: ass-kicker for the proles! Sartre: he sure is funny looking! And more! The most complete comics history of ideas ever put on paper, beginning with the Pre-Socratics and ending with Jacques Derrida, with four (count 'em! FOUR!), ALL-NEW NEVER-BEFORE-AVAILABLE-TO-DIGITAL STORIES, you lucky so-and-so!

Salimba - she's a jungle mystery woman, with powers and allure and a nose for adventure. 28 years ago animation writer Steve Perry and Concrete creator Paul Chadwick teamed up for a series of tales wherein this dark-skinned adventurer faces down immortal pirates, bizarre monsters, and zombie apes. Now these tales are completely collected, with a bonus - "Baby", an all-new Salimba prose story. Perry's last story before his untimely demise is a dark tale of addiction and murder and the child who is left behind.

An engrossing and entertaining read... It's sharp and it's brilliantly illustrated... - Multiversity ComicsA crime/horror series with a highly polished style... and a healthy dash of noir - From Earth's End'Moth City' is a fresh take on the murder mystery that lives at the intersection of detective fiction, noir-horror and 1970s Kung Fu movies. It is a story about control - when we lose it, when we gain it, and when others hold it over us.

The cult classic is back in print! Sam Henderson's 1996 collection of his early mini-comics is available once again with this digital release. See what his work liked like back when he was poor(er). Introduction by Mark Martin. "There are something like 50-60 strips here, with the longest being seven or eight pages. The brevity suits Henderson and his style of savage, biting, sarcastic humor. Henderson realizes the subject matter often doesn't merit more than one brutal kick-in-the-ass punchline. Some of the best sections feature several one-panel comics on a single page or two-page spread. This isn't moronic humor; Henderson knows what he's doing and some of the more satisfying bits of this book are those strips where he pulls apart and analyzes the humor involved or simply acknowledges a strip's abrupt vapidity. Better critics than myself have been screaming about Henderson for years, including a number of recommendations right here. With this attractive, meaty tome, you no longer have an excuse to ignore them."
~Tom Spurgeon, The Comics Journal Sam Henderson's Magic Whistle comic has been nominated for the last 4 years in a row for a Harvey Award for Special Award for Humor. One of the funniest people in comics is Sam Henderson. Henderson's drawing is intentionally crude, but it has the same kind of energy you see in the work of today's best gag cartoonists, whose drawing also tends to be a little basic. Extremely low-brow humor that almost parodies low-brow humor -- it's enjoyable on either level. Over the years Sam has done work for many dozens of anthologies, has done a self-syndicated comic strip and published comic Magic Whistle, now through Alternative Comics. Sam was also recently a writer of a number of Nickelodeon's SpongeBob SquarePants cartoon shows.

Set in the 1800's american frontier, a woman wearing nothing but a hat, surfboard and Bikini by the name of Whisky Jill must protect a young boy with innate abilities that his original captors seek to exploit. Together they go on a spiritual journey that shows both the light and dark sides of humanity, as well as attain enlightenment.

Collects Deadhorse: Dead Birds #1-6 and includes character sketches, pinups, deleted pages, and more. William Pike is a reclusive shut in who comes into possession of a powerful key and becomes the target of an evil industrialist. When Pike learns the key may help solve the mystery behind his father's death, he embarks on a journey into the farthest reaches of Alaska while being pursued by a man in a plastic ape mask.

Archeologists of Shadows is set in a world where every living thing is becoming mechanical. Some think that the phenomenon is the will of the gods, and so the Authorities punish those who resist the transformation, although all wonder about the real reason for the changes.
Archeologists of Shadows, Volume 2: Once A Nightmare is the second installment of a graphic novel series that has been in development for more than five years. Writer Lara Fuentes and artist Patricio Clarey, based out of Spain, have collaborated with Septagon Studios to publish A.O.S., with editing and adaptation by Preston Park Cooper. This volume continues where volume one left off with over 100 pages of immersive story and art that combine drawing, sculpture, photography, photo manipulation, and digital painting. Visit www.AosComic.com to learn more about the Archeologists Of Shadows series, art, and creators.
“A visually stunning comic that will wow you with vivid imagery and a compelling story, going beyond the great foundation built up in the first issue.” Jonathan Pilley, Omnicomic.com

In a barren world where a looming shadow stretches its prevailing grasp, Little Red is a starving humanity's last hope. Yet will her contempt for the dark forces of this world be the very catalyst to its demise? Follow our young warrior as she traverses a landscape of fabled enemies and new found friends en route to discovering her own redemption at any cost.

Fifteen year-old Lily shape-shifts into a boy to get the girl. Chaos ensues from pretending to be someone she's not.While coming to terms with who she really is and what she's done, Lily learns that life as a boy is just as difficult.