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The earliest comic book adventures of America's favorite moose and squirrel are collected here in Bullwinkle Classics. Presenting re-mastered stories from Gold Key Comics issues #1-4, enjoy classics moose-adventures like "Strictly for the Birds," "Star Billing," "Bat-Ball Batty," "Magnetic Moose," "Cane Caper," "Noose Moose," and many more. Also includes tales from Peabody and Sherman, Dudly Do-Right, and the whole gang.

Caught in the blast of a nuclear explosion, SAS Sergeant Nick Stone finds himself flung into the far-future where the last remaining humans are led by a merciless tyrant called Leeshar and rule over the eugenically - modified animal castes known as 'Yujees'. Accompanied by catwoman Liana, bullman T-Bone and loyal wolfman Gruff, Stone is intent on ending Leeshar's dark reign by leading the slave-like Yujees in rebellion! Featuring the incredible art of the late great Massimo Bellardinelli (Ace Trucking, Flesh) and a high-octane script from Alan Hebden (Major Eazy, Death Planet). Experience a classic 2000 AD story today!

Who hadn't ever dreamed about being a superhero? Which child hadn't ever imagined himself wearing a cape and flying through the skies to fight evil? "Little Heroes" is a series about this feeling of doing great realizations and being part of incredible adventures, but it shows how heroism also emerges even from the smallest actions. Acts of bravery and courage aren't exclusivity of men from Krypton or demigods. Instead of showing the human behind the supers, this series shows the supers within the us, humans.

From critically acclaimed writer, Adam Wilson, and breakout artist, Jeff Chin, comes a stream of consciousness tale set in the mind of a fractured young girl. The world ended in a horrific tragedy, and she now must navigate its aftermath in hopes of finding the one thing she needs more than anything else. A way to move on.

Witness the rise of cage fighter Oren 'Rooster' Redmond in this gritty tale of self-discovery illustrated by KEVIN MELLON (LOVESTRUCK, SHIELD) and written by BLAIR BUTLER (G4's Attack of the Show). Packed with flying knees, crazy submissions, dudes getting punched in the face, and a narrative Alex Zalban at MTV Geek calls, 'Something exciting and different. In a world awash with generic stardom stories, this one rings true.' 'HEART is a comic worth taking a chance with. It ain't superheroey, it ain't in color, and it ain't your run of the mill comic. What it is is some powerful reading.' - Aint It Cool News. Collects HEART #1-4

Follow the words of Herbert Schirmer, an ex-Nebraska State patrolman whom, in 1967, was taken aboard an alien spacecraft. Adapted from a 1970's U.F.O. conference, this comic book experience is a first of it's kind --
It was on December 3rd 1967, that Herbert Schirmer reported his U.F.O. encounter in his police duty log. Re-live his amazing experience, word for word as he's taken aboard an alien spacecraft while on duty!... and left to face those who couldn't believe the truth.

Collecting the first three issues of the hit indie supervillain series, Breakneck: Knives Out introduces D-list supervillain Ethan Shade, as he becomes the target for every superhero on the planet. Making mistake after mistake, and increasing his bodycount as he goes, can Shade find redemption? Or will he get thrown under the bus? The perfect jumping-on point for readers to see what all the buzz is about.

The sequel to Magic Knight Rayearth! Umi, Hikaru, and Fuu have returned to Earth from Cephiro, but all three know they have been forever changed by their adventures there. Haunted by the decisions they made and the unresolved war between Zagato and Emeraude, the Magic Knights journey to Cephiro once more, this time with a sense of duty. But who was it that had the strength of heart to summon them again, if it wasn''t the Princess Emeraude? Is it the person who, as Clef says, could replace her as the Pillar of Cephiro?

Umi, Hikaru, and Fuu are three schoolgirls out on a field trip to Tokyo Tower, whisked suddenly away by a strange voice and light to Cephiro, a world full of spirits and sorcery. They were summoned here through the last remaining strength of the Princess Emeraude, who hopes that they are the trio destined to become the magic knights legend says can save her realm! But how are a bunch of junior-high-school kids supposed to defeat the dark might of the sinister Lord Zagato... with only an exceedingly strange bunny creature named Mokona as their guide?

Chosen as one of IGN's Best Indie Series of 2011. Vic Boone is a blend of bizarre 50s Hollywood sci-fi and pulp detective noir set in a futuristic Portland, OR. Malfunction: Murder collects the first arc of the award winning series, including four previously unreleased Vic Boone shorts.
Ex-motorcycle daredevil turned P.I., Vic Boone is hired by wealthy socialite Nina Hunt to clear her name of murder. Talking gorillas, mad scientists, and human flies--Vic Boone has it all.

JAPAN IN THE 41st CENTURY!
The year is 4001 A.D. - led by the artificial intelligence called "Father," the island nation of Japan has expanded out of the Pacific and into geosynchronous orbit with the ravaged Earth below. With billions to feed and protect, it has fallen to one solitary guardian to enforce the law of Father's empire - the mysterious folk hero known as Rai. They say he can appear out of nowhere. They say he is a spirit...the ghost of Japan. But when the first murder in a thousand years threatens to topple Father's benevolent reign, Rai will be forced to confront the true face of a nation transformed...and his own long-lost humanity...
Collecting RAI #1-4

Presenting a special behind-the-scenes, chock-full-o'-extras look of the New York Times Best Selling, Eisner and Harvey Award-winning, and inexplicably popular first issue of CHEW. Contains the entire first script, as well as penciled and preliminary art, and a detailed look at the entire process of putting the book together. An absolute must-have for anybody who must have this sort of stuff!

Three words: virgin, albino, dominatrix. But wait! One more word: necromancer. Yes, Japan has its fetishes, but not often does one find so many of them packed into one storyline, especially one with good writing. Enter Ghost Talker's Daydream.
Suicide never goes on vacation, and our heroine can't seem to get a break, either. Back from a short time away, Misaki gets thrown right back into it, attempting to exorcize a particularly nasty, evil presence from an apartment building, before it kills all the tenants!

Saiki Misaki, our albino dominatrix necromancer hero, can't seem to get away from dead people. Even while on vacation! Far from home, resting at a spa resort, Misaki still seems to be a magnet for tragic stories and creepy scenes. And sometimes the creepy stuff just comes looking for her!
In volume five of Ghost Talker's Daydream, Misaki's partner from back home is racing to find her with a few colorful characters in tow, namely the young stalker who's obsessed with Misaki, and a young girl who is also a budding necromancer. The result is a long trip to the world of the dead.

If having hallucinations is scary, then seeing them at school would be terrifying. But when the hallucinations talk back to you, that's the kind of fright you've come to expect from the world of Ghost Talker's Daydream.
Come join Saiki Misaki, the albino dominatrix necromancer, as she jumps head-first into another supernatural mystery. This time around the case becomes more personal, as the power that gives Saiki the ability to see and talk to the dead is the very thing terrorizing her client.
Prepare yourself for an anything-but-typical "speaks to ghosts" manga that will blow you away with beautiful and sensual art coupled with a terrifying story. Dark Horse Manga continues to deliver top-notch Japanese horror manga at its finest. From writer Saki Okuse (Twilight of the Dark Master) and artist Sankichi Meguro.

After a young lesbian mysteriously dies, her spirit begins to haunt her lover. Who do you call when the ghost of your ex-lover keeps terrorizing you? Saiki Misaki, the albino dominatrix necromancer, of course! The highly sexualized, and eerily suspenseful tale of Ghost Talker's Daydream hits a provocative high point. Follow Saiki as she uses her powers to solve another nail-biting mystery filled with terrifying twists.

Welcome to the sexy, spooky, and suspenseful world of Ghost Talker's Daydream. In the continuing story of Saiki Misaki, the albino dominatrix necromancer, Misaki has to put her wits, looks, and knowledge of ghosts to the test. Follow Misaki as she dodges cops, fights psychos, and exorcises the dead. Fast-paced, smart, and sassy, Ghost Talker's Daydream is everything you loved about the anime and much, much more.

Ghost Talker's Daydream is a horror anime created by Saki Okuse and Sankichi Meguro. It tells the story of Misaki Saiki, a young woman with a troubled past, who is a professional dominatrix in one of Tokyo's most exclusive S&M clubs. However, her real money is something she likes even less than being a dominatrix. Ever since childhood, Misaki had the ability to see and communicate with ghosts, and that talent is put to use by the Livelihood Protection Agency, who has Misaki paired with Souichiro Kadotake, a martial-artist who happens to be deathly afraid of ghosts. Using her gifts, Misaki is able to help troubled departed spirits to resolve what is troubling them and allow them to move on to the afterlife. If all THAT isn’t odd enough, Misaki is an albino AND a virgin!

One of the funniest people in comics is Sam Henderson. Henderson's drawings have the same sort of energy and feel as the classic gag cartoonists, but with a far more twisted take on comedy -- extremely low-brow humor that almost parodies low-brow humor -- it's enjoyable on many levels. Join his regular cast of characters: Dirty Danny, The Brube, He Aims To Please, Robot Duckling, Monroe Simmons, and hundreds of others, for a unique and very funny comic book experience. Over the years Sam has contributed to many dozens of anthologies and produced the comic book Magic Whistle for over 20 years. Magic Whistle was nominated four years in a row for a Harvey Award for Special Award for Humor. His Scene But Not Heard comic appeared in every issue of Nickelodeon Magazine from 1996 to 2010. Sam was also an Emmy-nominated writer of a number of Nickelodeon's SpongeBob SquarePants cartoon shows. His gag cartoons appear regularly in the curiously pink newspaper The New York Observer.

A child disappears from his home-but is the man who returns claiming to be him telling the truth? A pair of bank robbers stowed away on a haunted train. A building explosion leaves in its rubble three tons of raw meat that no one can explain. A silent film star will do anything to save her career as "talkies" debut.
You'll find these stories, and other chilling tales, in Not Sleeping Well and Other Things That Go Bump in the Night.
Discover for yourself why The Horror Blog called Split Lip "the predominant original horror comic work on the Internet."
"The only (webcomic) to ever give me the chills was Split Lip." - El Santo, The Webcomic Overlook
"The narrative sensibilities of Rod Serling with the visual flair of a Crypt Keeper tale." - Strange Kids Club