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Collects the series Button Man, originally published in 2000 AD.
Button Man (Harry Exton) is a character from the creator owned series from writer John Wagner and artist Arthur Ranson published in 2000AD.
Three series appears in 2000AD by its original creators. A fourth series (The Hitman's Daughter) was illustrated by Frazer Irving (from an idea by Arthur Ranson).
Button Man - book one: The Killing Game (progs 780-791) (1992)
Button Man - book two: The Confession of Harry Exton (progs 904-919) (1994)
Button Man - book three: Killer Killer (Annual Prog 2001 and progs 1223-1233) (2001)
Button Man - book four: The Hitman's Daughter (progs 1551-1566) (2007)
HARRY EXTON IS A PROFESSIONAL KILLER
A former soldier, he left the military to offer his services as a mercenary in various Third World engagements, But soldiers-for-hire were a dying breed and the work was drying up. So Harry returned to England, and civvy street.
Until a friend tells him about THE KILLING GAME
Modern-day gladiatorial contests ‹ man against man, usually to the death. A game of murder played for high stakes. The games are arranged by mysterious backers known as the 'Voices'; disembodied voices on the other end of a telephone, telling you where to go to, who to meet. A player can either become very rich or very dead, very quickly.
Harry decides to become a player. A BUTTON MAN.
For a professional killer like Harry, the rewards are plentiful ‹ but once the game begins, will he be able to walk away?

Hardcover collection of 2000 AD's Fiends of the Eastern Front. In 2010 Rebellion released an updated softcover collection of the story, which also included the sequel, which is not included in this hardcover.
Hardcover collection of Gerry Finley-Day and Carlos Ezquerra's World War II vampire tale from the pages of 2000AD.
It was autumn 1980, and workmen excavating West Berlin make a ghoulish discovery - the skeleton of a German soldier, holding a diary...but little do they know that the diary's contents are far more terrifying! The diary belongs to Hans Schmitt, who joined the lines in 1941, posted to the Eastern Front. His first entries record a unit of Rumanian soldiers, experts in night-fighting...but it isn't too long before Schmitt realises the true nature of his 'comrades' - blood-sucking vampires! And when the Rumanians change sides in the later stages of the war, Schmitt realises that his own unit have become the targets of these fiends!

Collects the Judge Dredd spin-off series Chopper that originally appeared in 2000AD and the Judge Dredd Megazine.
Reprints skysurfer Chopper's stories from 2000AD and the Judge Dredd Megazine.
Cover: Glenn Fabry (Chopper)
Chopper: Soul on Fire (2000AD progs 594-597) (John Wagner - Colin Macneil)
Chopper: Song of the Surfer (2000AD progs 654-665) (John Wagner - Colin Macneil)
Chopper: Earth, Wind and Fire (Judge Dredd Megazine 1.01-1.06) (Garth Ennis - John McCrea)
Chopper: Dead Man's Twist (Judge Dredd Megazine 2.36) (Garth Ennis - Martin Emond)
Chopper: Funeral in Mega-City One (Judge Dredd Poster Prog 4) (John Wagner - Colin Macneil)
Chopper: Supersurf 13 (2000AD progs 964-971) (Alan McKenzie - John Higgins)
Chopper: The Big Meg (2000AD progs 1387-1394) (John Wagner - Patrick Goddard and Dylan Teague)

This edition collects the bizarre adventures of Animal Man, a second-rate super hero struggling with real-life issues and moral dilemmas. Buddy Baker is a caring husband, devoted father, animal activist and super-powered being. But as he attempts to live up to all of his roles, he soon finds that there are no black and white situations in life. With a strong focus on storytelling, these thought-provoking and innovative tales make the reader question the actions of Animal Man as well as their own behavior in similar situations. Collects issues Animal Man (1988-1995) #1-9.

More stories of Animal Man following Grant Morrison's genre-defining run on the series, this volume features stories never before reprinted from writer Jamie Delano, best known for his run on HELLBLAZER. After tragedy strikes Animal Man's young daughter Maxine-but is it the result of a government conspiracy? Animal Man attacks Washington D.C. with an army of rats and birds, only to learn that his daughter has recovered. This leads to Animal Man forming a new religion and leading a group of zealous followers intent on securing humanity's place in the mystic realm known as the Red. Collects ANIMAL MAN #64-79 and ANIMAL MAN ANNUAL #1.

The sequel to Grant Morrison's genre-defining run on ANIMAL MAN, this volume features stories never before reprinted from writer Jamie Delano, best known for his run on HELLBLAZER. After being killed in a car crash, Animal Man struggles to return to life by climbing the evolutionary ladder one step at a time. But can he reincarnate himself as a creature with any power in time to help his kidnapped son? Plus, a family friend accidentally awakens the leviathan, a mammoth creature from the ocean that could wipe out mankind. Collects ANIMAL MAN #51-63.

The sequel to Grant Morrison's genre-defining run on ANIMAL MAN, this volume features stories never before reprinted from writer Tom Veitch and a host of talented artists, including Steve Dillon (PREACHER) and covers by Brian Bolland (BATMAN: THE KILLING JOKE).
Animal Man, a.k.a. Buddy Baker, is desperate to return to a life of normalcy. In order to reconnect with his family, Buddy sets out to spend some quality time with his wife and two children. However, after he begins to explore the totemic effects of his power to replicate the abilities of animals, will this former superhero ever have the opportunity to live a normal life?
Collects ANIMAL MAN #38-50

Continuing the surreal Animal Man adventures begun by Grant Morrison, this volume features stories never before reprinted from acclaimed writer Peter Milligan (JOHN CONSTANTINE, HELLBLAZER; RED LANTERNS). In these strange tales, Animal Man becomes trapped in a prehistoric jungle in his bathroom, saves his daughter from the villainous Notational Man, and explores the mystery of the dead birds that seem to be everywhere.
Collects Animal Man #27-37

This long-awaited third volume completes the collection of Grant Morrison's legendary re-imagination of Animal Man. Reprinting ANIMAL MAN #18-26, DEUS EX MACHINA follows Buddy Baker through an incredible odyssey of discovery.

The second collection of Grant Morrison's groundbreaking run on ANIMAL MAN reprints issues #10-17, plus the 19-page story from SECRET ORIGINS #39, this volume shows Animal Man moving more and more deeply into the cause of animal rights. But something else is going on beyond his burgeoning radicalism. Strange visions of aliens, people disappearing into strange pencil-like drawings, and hints of a terrible Crisis lurk around the edges of reality.

In those countless cheap and long forgotten men's humor magazines, Ward's voluptuous "girly" drawings shared the pages with photos of Bettie Page and Mamie Van Doren, and pin-up cartoons by the likes of Archie's Dan DeCarlo and Playboy magazine's Jack Cole. Thumbing through those digests, it quickly becomes evident that Ward was Humorama's dominant pin-up cartoon artist. His mastery of the Conte crayon allowed him to produce unparalleled textures, including the wonderful sheen on satiny curve-hugging dresses and on black thigh-high stockings that became Ward trademarks. Ward's other trademark, of course, was his penchant for drawing extremely well endowed women accentuated by tiny waists, and whether playing the role of office secretaries, arm candy at cocktail parties or vamping it up in a boudoir, his women played to multiple fetishes adorned in opera-length gloves, lacy lingerie, and five-inch stiletto heals. Sometimes bawdy, but never tawdry, Ward's top-heavy Humorama women always managed to maintain their allure, innocence and glamour that made Torchy so popular.

Joe Kubert is one of the great comic book artists. His career literally traverses the history of comics, beginning in 1938 when he became a professional at age 12, to today as one of the greatest draftsmen working in the field. Kubert is known and respected as much for his sinewy, passionate drawing as he is for his consummate storytelling skills. Over his 70-year career in comics, he has worked as an artist, an editor, a publisher, an entrepreneur, and a cartooning auteur. The Art of Joe Kubert is a deluxe, full-color book that honors this legendary creator with beautifully reproduced artwork from every phase of his career as well as critical commentary by the book's editor, comics historian and Kubert biographer Bill Schelly.

Jack Steele: World renowned agent of OLYMPUS, super-spy, debonair, lover of ladies, man-slut. While facing off with his arch-nemesis, Viktor Dannikor, Steele faces his biggest defeat, but who will take his place? Olympus scrambles to find not one, but FIVE newbie agents to fill the void and, unbeknownst to them, they share a common thread. Can these five strangers embrace their fates and come together to save the world? They are THE ILLEGITIMATES! And if you called them bastards.... you'd be absolutely right!

In pursuit of the time-traveling criminal known as Universo, the super-powered kids from the 30th century travel back to the 1960s to enlist the aid of the "greatest teen superhero ever"--Robin, the Boy Wonder! But Batman's hard-boiled nemesis Egghead has stolen one of the Legion's unattended time bubbles and taken off to the 2900s. Looks like Batman has to head to the far-flung future with one group of heroes while Robin stays in the swinging sixties with another. Holy time-travel paradox!

In a world of rigidly enforced aesthetic fascism, two outcasts-a psychologically tormented man and his limbless mate-plan an ambitious jailbreak from their state-run institution home. Thus begins their journey across a Fellini-esque landscape of abandoned power plants, marauding gangs, bizarre inhabitants, and ghostly apparitions as the lovers search for The Tabernacle, a legendary sanctuary where misfits like themselves are said to live in freedom and fulfillment.

Since childhood, rock musician Adam Case has heard the voices of spirits, gods and the dead. It seems not only mortals but supernatural beings are drawn to Case's music. Seeking to exploit that power is Pain, the right-hand corpse of Desire from the pages of THE SANDMAN, who has decided that Case would make the perfect tool for his apocalyptic purposes.

Following its eponymous protagonist as he hunts the man who condemned him to Bedlam for his moral outrages against Victorian society, this miniseries helped launch Vertigo and the career of the legendary Grant Morrison.

This Vertigo anthology features stories by top talent that explore the dark nooks and crannies of an always timely topic--war.

This Vertigo anthology features stories by top talent that explore the dark nooks and crannies of an always timely topic--war. Beneath the napalm-scorched Vietnamese countryside, a crew of tunnel rats encounter a horror beyond their wildest imagination...On the mean streets of Chicago's Southside, a mortally-wounded gang-banger tells how he lost his nerve in battle...On the blood-drenched fields of Feudal Japan, two warring Shoguns devise an ingenious way to settle their decades-old dispute.

Presenting a thrilling sequel to the critically acclaimed Witchcraft limted series. As the French Revolution reaches fever pitch, most Gauls have chosen either to join in the mass executions taking place in the streets of Paris or to flee the city. Young Isadore Hibbert decides to do neither.