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Eddie Campbell takes on the big themes -- the reallybig themes -- of life and death, through the often thought-provoking, always entertaining antics of his alter ego, Alec McGarry, in this 48-page collection of strips old and new. Join Alec as he travels the world in 80 frames, learns the truth about obsession and lizards, and discovers not only that some people have to work for a living but that fine wine costs a bundle!

Fans of Mike Allred's Madman will be happy to know that Dr. Robot, the delightful comic strip by Bernie Mireault, creator of The Jam, will be reprinted in a special issue featuring all four color strips that originally appeared in Madman along with some new never-before-seen artwork. Follow the giant happy robot as he fights monsters, falls in love, and faces off against other giant robots.

Badou's in trouble again. He's found some of the "Lost Children," rare genetic experiments left from the past--but so has the mafia. It's up to Heine to bail him out, but the Stray Dog has his own problems now that the enigmatic Giovanni is back on the scene. Meanwhile, Naoto comes to the Underground searching for the killer who wields the same strange black sword as hers. And so their paths begin to converge in the dark and dangerous heart of the city.

From the darkness of SHADOWLANDS comes eight blood-soaked tales full of startling revelations and all-out mayhem! Learn what dark tragedy from Colleen Wing's past binds her to Daredevil's dark empire. Discover Bullseye's darkest secrets in the wake of his stint as an Avenger. Find out what exactly caused Elektra to break her vow and return to Daredevil's side at Shadowland. Then watch as Ghost Rider goes to Japan to battle the Hand. All this plus SPIDER-MAN!

Set before the events of the blockbuster movie, G.I. JOE: Snake Eyes offers an action-packed and in-depth look at the most dangerous Joe of all!

Collects Avengers (1998-2004) #62-64, Thor #58 and Iron Man #64. Thor responds to entreaties from a dicatorship's denizens in a foreign country, but not everyone's in favor of divine intervention, and it's Secretary of Defense Iron Man's job to get the god out, leaving Captain America to play referee!

In this brand new graphic novel from the acclaimed author of Bottomless Belly Button and BodyWorld, Dash Shaw dramatizes the story of a boy moving to an exotic country and his infatuation with an unfamiliar culture that quickly shifts to disillusionment. A sense of "being different" grows to alienation, until he angrily blames this once-enchanting land for his feelings of isolation. All of this is told through the fantastical eyes of young Danny, a boy growing up in the '90s fed on dramatic adventure stories like Jurassic Park and X-Men. Danny's older brother, Luke, travels to a remote island to teach English to the employees of ClockWorld, an ambitious new amusement park that recreates historical events. When Luke doesn't return after two years, Danny travels to ClockWorld to convince Luke to return to America. But Luke has made a new life, new family, and even a new personality for himself on ClockWorld, rendering him almost unrecognizable to his own brother. Danny comes of age as he explores the island, ClockWorld, and fights to bring his brother home. New School is unlike anything in the history of the comics medium: at once funny and deadly serious, easily readable while wildly artistic, personal and political, familiar and completely new.

Readers of the first Fletcher Hanks volume―I Shall Destroy All the Civilized Planets―were stunned by its pop surrealism and outright violent mayhem. This larger second volume, when combined with the first, comprises the complete comics work of the heretofore forgotten Golden Age visionary. Fletcher Hanks was the first great comic book auteur. That is, he wrote, penciled, inked, and lettered all of his own stories. He completed an astonishing 48 stories in three years from 1939-1941. As a one-man-cartooning-band, his work packs the wallop of a unique and unified artistic vision. He was a true comics visionary. In the earliest days of the comic book, before censorship, it was “anything goes!”―and in the tales of Fletcher Hanks, anything went!

"Welcome to the bizarre world of Fletcher Hanks, Super Wizard of the Inkwell. Fletcher Hanks worked for only a few years in the earliest days of the comic book industry (1939-1941). Because he worked in a gutter medium for second-rate publishers on third-rate characters, his work has been largely forgotten. But among aficionados he is legendary. At the time, comic books were in their infancy. The rules governing their form and content had not been established. In this Anything Goes era, Hanks' work stands out for its thrilling experimentation. At once both crude and visionary, cold and hot as hell, Hanks' work is hard to pigeon hole. One thing is for certain: the stuff is bent. Hanks drew in a variety of genres depicting science-fiction saviors, white women of the jungle, and he-man loggers. Whether he signed these various stories ""Henry Fletcher"" or ""Hank Christy"" or ""Barclay Flagg"" there is no mistaking the unique outsider style of Fletcher Hanks."

Muirwood: The Lost Abbey introduces an all-new chapter in Jeff Wheeler's highly acclaimed Muirwood universe. Maia, the daughter of the king of Comoros, has been banished, her rank and station taken away. Although magic is forbidden of women in her world, Maia secretly learned . . . and now her desperate father has sent her on a dangerous quest to save their kingdom. Protected by a hired killer, Maia voyages to another realm—the cursed shores of Dahomey, where an ancient Blight destroyed all the inhabitants. Maia believes she can restore the deadly lands by using her magic medallion, but if she's discovered wielding her clandestine power, she will most certainly be hunted down and killed.

Keeping up with the first volume of the 321: Fast Comics series, join a team of comics' most talented artists including Ivan Reis, Alex Sinclair, Joe Prado, Rain Beredo, Felipe Massafera, Andrew Dalhouse, Rod Reis, Juan Fernandez, RB Silva and more to bring even bolder stories and bigger twists.
321: Fast Comics Volume II is a collection of 32 short stories in a myriad of genres, going from the deep space to the bottom of the ocean, from the psychological horror to Viking mythology, from comedy to action.

"321: Fast Comics" is a storytelling challenge where artists and writers must come up with short comic stories that always have: 3 Pages 2 Characters 1 Twist Ending
As long as the above rules are respected, anything goes: any genre, any characters, any situation. The challenge is always to surprise readers at the turn of three pages.
Join top comic book artists as they put themselves through the "321: Fast Comics" challenge!

Born of tragedy, damned by desire.
Among the quiet villages and towns of 18th century Europe, demons known as the Ill hide within the most beautiful works of art, sparked to life by the torment of their creators. Attracted by their jewel-like allure, the unwary find themselves possessed by the Ill and driven to horrific acts of violence. Only the hunters of the Ciste Vihad can dispel the Ill.
March is one such hunter, tracking the Ill from town to town to find the antiques that contain the demons before they can possess anyone. If the worst has come to pass, March's full powers are unleashed to battle the fiendish Ill. Born of tragedy, the artifacts all have their own tales to tell, as do each of their victims. But March's story may be the most tragic of all.

No one has seen or heard from the Man of Steel in this collection from iconic writers Kurt Busiek and Geoff Johns.
As Clark Kent concentrates on his career, the need for the Man of Steel is stronger than ever-especially now that Lex Luthor has returned to Metropolis with his thirst for power fully intact!
Collects SUPERMAN #650-653 and ACTION COMICS #837-840.

When Superman saves an innocent man from being killed, he discovers two disturbing facts: 1) the man he saved is part of a cult that worships the Man of Steel, and 2) the man's would-be killer is part of another faction dedicated to wiping them out! Even worse, both groups are gaining super-powers due to a mysterious, space-born source that Superman must discover before it is too late! Plus: When a young man gains superhuman powers, he must quickly learn to use them to protect his sister from assassins ... and to deal with a certain Man of Steel ... all in the classic three-part Sinbad Contract! Collecting stories -- drawn by the great Curt Swan -- from ACTION COMICS WEEKLY #601-641. Plus, SUPERMAN #48, ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN #471, and ACTION COMICS #658, written by William Messner-Loebs.

This series is rated Adults Only
DISCLAIMER: graphic sexuality gore
Dynamite Entertainment continues to present the Eduardo Risso library of long-lost material, presented in English fore the very first time! This time, we're featuring EDUARDO RISSO'S TALES OF TERROR, featuring 11 of the most gruesome, horrifying, chilling and downright scary tales of horror fiction ever produced!
Translated into English for the very first time, each tale features the stunning artwork of Risso, the terrifying scripting of Carlos (BORDERLINE) Trillo and is a must for all fans of graphic (and we mean graphic!) fiction!
Recommended for Mature Readers.

SAVAGE DRAGON #101-125 collected for the very first time! Savage Dragon has been reunited with Jennifer Murphy but there's no happily ever after to this tal as their lives get turned completely upsidedown. Collects SAVAGE DRAGON #101-125.

Collects Tales of Suspense (1959) #66-83, Tales to Astonish (1959) #82.
Tony Stark is pitted against the undersea menace Attuma, the Dream-Maker and the Titanium Man in classics without compare! Then, it's straight into a who's who of villains when the Mandarin returns, Ultimo attacks and Iron Man goes toe-to-toe with Namor the Sub-Mariner in one of Marveldom's earliest crossover epics!

Cassian Steele is boss of the werewolf mafia in the Big Easy, and he's got a problem. The old witch Verona has discovered his secret and gone into hiding. Cassian wants her dead. So he sends out the word: An open contract. The first monster to dust Verona gets a big payday. Werewolf mobsters, vampire maids, a voodoo cowboy, zombie ninjas, and even a playboy wizard show up to try to collect the bounty. What they don't realize is that Barnabus Black, a demon desperately trying to regain his halo, is her protector.

This latest inexpensive and handy collection of Jaime Hernandez's early work picks up where 2010's Penny Century leaves off. Esperanza features an older, wiser Maggie, a maturing Hopey and introduces one of Jaime's greatest recent characters, Vivian the 'Frogmouth,' the near-psychotic bombshell.