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Award-winning writer and artist Howaard Chaykin joins forces with Michael Moorcock to bring the Eternal Champion known alternatively as Erekose, Urlik of Skarsol or John Daker to vivid life in this classic tale from 1979. Includes an exclusive introduction by acclaimed comic book writer Cullen Bunn.

Fantasy's greatest antihero returns for a third chapter.
The stunning adaptation of a fantasy legend, acclaimed by critics, fans, and Michael Moorcock himself.
It has been a year since Elric of Melnibone abandoned his throne, his love, and his soul. Now he sells his skills as a warrior-wizard, seeking to end the curse of his black sword... and the world calls him The White Wolf.

Collects Battlefield #1-11. In the early 1950s with the Korean War raging Marvel Comics' predecessor, Atlas, launched a bevy of war comics featuring the heroism and horrors of human conflict. Battlefield ranked four-star amongst them with art by Atlas Era luminaries including war comics great Russ Heath along with Paul Reinman, Joe Maneely, Gene Colan, Bill Everett and many more. With challenging scripts by Stan Lee's stable of Atlas Era scribes these never-before-reprinted pre-Code comics delve into a challenging range of themes-from tales of the American fightin' G.I., to the machinations of the Communist front, and striking meditations on the atrocities of modern war

"Inspired by the story behind Orson Welles' 'The Third Man'. Author Graham Green finds himself in the midst of an intricate plot to unseat the Czech government in an explosive event remembered as the Prague Coup. A tense political thriller from Hard Case Crime set against the backdrop of Orson Welles' 'The Third Man'."

Commando is Britain's longest-serving war comic for stories of action and adventure. Since 1961 these tales of excitement, danger and courage under fire, on land, at sea, and in the air, and the dynamic artwork that accompanies them, have won Commando a loyal readership in the UK and around the world!

Kitty Ravencraft, a beautiful and magical young witch, is the star of her own popular comic book. When her greedy, publicity-starved publisher wants to increase interest in her comic book, he does what many comic book publishers do nowadays - he sets out to kill his main character, Kitty! Even worse, he decides to really spike sales by killing the real Kitty in real life! The question is though, how do you kill a witch? Chapterhouse Comics and worldwide fan favorites, Dan Parent & Fernando Ruiz present Die, Kitty! Die!, a funny, exciting, and often sexy story about a girl caught in both the supernatural world of witches, and the super-crazy world of comics!

She is GRAVE DANGER, agent of HEADSTONE, a joint clandestine espionage organization that handles all unspeakable crime ! [UNSPEAKABLE CRIME- Illegal acts committed by paranormal entities such as vampires, witches, demons, and Frankensteins.] Agent Danger leaps into action from the suborbital MOURNING ANGEL base, afraid of nothing! [Except getting her shoes dirty. And heights.] [Also, her past.] GRAVE DANGER is a horror/spy mash up. Like James Bond vs. The Universal Monsters. Yeah, I don't know why that isn't already a thing either. It's sexy, dark, funny, and action-packed. It's completely unique and batshit crazy.

Five black and white sci-fi short stories in the style of 2000 AD's "Future Shocks".

Ariel has had an extraordinary life living all over the world, but at age 15, she wishes for nothing more than to have stability, friends, and the ability to do the ordinary things every girl her age would like to do. She has just moved reluctantly to the Twin Cities with her recently divorced mother Margie. As Margie tries to console Ariel after coming home from a gruelingly awkward first day at school, she suddenly collapsed without a reason. In a panic, Ariel seeks help from her neighbor Xigi, but she is quickly transported into another dimension. And a demon is after her...

Take a journey back in time to the roaring twenties, in a tale of mystery, grand adventure, and love.
Join Emma G. Wildford in a Gatsby-era globetrotting search for her missing fiancé - beautifully illustrated by Edith and evocatively written by Zidrou.
Shortlisted at the Angouleme International Comics Festival 2018.

Yu'er and her grandpa live in a small neighborhood in Beijing - and it's full of big personalities. There's a story around every corner, and each day has a hint of magic.
In one tale, Yu'er wants to swim in the Special Olympics, a sports competition for people with disabilities. But she and her grandpa don't have a pool! Their trick to help Yu'er practice wows the whole neighborhood. In another story, a friend takes Yu'er to a wild place full of musical insects. Later, Yu'er hears a special story about her grandparents. And in the final story, Yu'er and her grandpa show a cranky painter the sweet side of life.

A psychedelic meditation set in the geometric thoughtscapes of Wanderweird's art, in which the nature of reality is revealed.

Earth's teenage protectors have vanquished evil and are settling into sleep mode... until their new mentor inadvertently unleashes a fresh batch of foes, forcing them to engage evil once again as Task Force Rad Squad.

Humanoid ice cream from another realm warriorizes like it's going out of style in this mini epic from your main Caleb.

In a future where "tree" is a word that prompts blank stares, the last Sasquatch fights back for the future of forest creatures.

Cayrels Ring is a science fiction series influenced by 70's Euro comics and artists such as Moebius, among others. Each issue features short stories telling tales of inhabitants of the ringed galaxy known as Cayrels Ring.

Wanted for their terrible crimes. Professor Imperitus and Pilot Ineptus, the smartest and dumbest members of an alien civilization, must flee for their lives.

Nate McCoy is a private detective who has the unique ability see and interact with past incarnations of himself. With the help of Jameson (a Wild West lawman) and Alan (a 1960s-era hitman), Nate puts himself on a collision course with underworld heavy El Panda in the hopes of solving his latest case-the disappearance of Tatiana Kraschen.

The essential collection of Dan Brereton's groundbreaking Nocturnals graphic novels and stories continues in this second hardcover volume, presenting over 250 pages of material we couldn't fit into Volume 1! Doc Horror's inhuman crew of avengers, including his spirited daughter, Evening, and her pumpkin full of haunted toys, tackle creatures hiding in the roughest hidden towns, the depths of the Earth, even the bottom of the sea. The nighttime world is teeming with dangers the sleeping populace is dimly aware of and only the Nocturnals are equipped to fight. This handsome, must-have volume - for newcomers and completists alike - includes two mini-series: The Dark Forever, with story and art by Dan Brereton, and Gunwitch: Outskirts of Doom, with story by Brereton with art by Ted Naifeh (Courtney Crumrin, Death Jr.), as well as the Halloween special Troll Bridge, and the stories Spectres and Beasts. Extras include an afterword by creator Dan Brereton with Nocturnals insights and inspirations.

Welcome to the delightfully frightening "monster noir" world of pulp adventurer, Doc Horror, and his spooky daughter Halloween Girl. Together with fetching wraith Polychrome , the silent revenant Gunwitch and a cast of monstrous heroes, the Nocturnals keep the sleepy town of Pacific City safe from crooks, creepy-crawlies and unspeakable things from the nether realms. This collection includes the entire Eisner-nominated Black Planet graphic novel along with the bonus 32-page story, 'Witching Hour.'