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Reprinting the popular carnival-set solo stories of the Gen-Actives, plus a never- before-published story of Freefall, illustrated by the Eisner Award-winning Kyle Baker(YOU ARE HERE). Everyone's favorite team of Gen-Actives go their separate ways and get into unexpected adventures in GEN13: CARNY FOLK, a 40-page one-shot reprinting the popular backup features from GEN13s #32, #34, #36, #38 and including a never-before-published Freefall story illustrated by Eisner Award-winning writer/artist Kyle Baker! A new cover by Lee Bermejo and John Nyberg and a framing story (written by John Arcudi with art by Bermejo and Nyberg) add to the fun of CARNY FOLK, which finds a State Fair arriving on the scene. Written by Arcudi and Jerry Prosser, with art by Art Adams, Kevin Nowlan, Doug Mahnke, Cam Smith, and inker Scott Williams, GEN13: CARNY FOLK spotlights each member of the team — Grunge (illustrated by Mahnke), Fairchild (illustrated by Adams), Burnout (illustrated by Nowlan), and Rainmaker (illustrated by Cam Smith) — as each is diverted by different Midway attractions. As a special bonus, Freefall takes center stage in a hilarious story written by Arcudi and Prosser and illustrated by Kyle Baker (YOU ARE HERE). It's a wild ride!

In Terisiare, on the world of Dominaria, a shroud of horror has blanketed the land. The conflict between brothers continues to escalate.

Stanislaw Mayakovsky once wrote a book about the cybernetic ant he designed to infiltrate a hive in order to gain precious knowledge about the species. Now a beautiful young thief has approached him to recreate his experiment by designing an Alien to infiltrate an Alien hive to gain something else precious: the Alien Queen Mother's royal jelly, the galaxy's most valuable commodity.

Welcome to the first stop in your tour of Comics' Greatest World -- Arcadia, a city where, if you don't play by the rules, you might be the next corpse. Larry Briggs found that out -- right before his insides got sprayed all over the nice walls of his high-rise office. Now the law is looking for the man responsible, and the law in Arcadia is big, thick-skinned, and vicious. But no one's going to find X until he wants to be found. And when that happens, everyone's going to be sorry.

Oakes learns that the ominous designs Tarrant has adorned him with are not mere pictures, but magical symbols that can assume malicious life.

"Tight Little Stitches in a Dead Man's Back," an after-the-bomb tale by the master of hard-core horror, Joe R. Lansdale, is the first of three short stories lovingly adapted for comics in this first issue of Joe R. Lansdale's By Bizarre Hands. Terrifying, relentless, unsparing -- By Bizarre Hands is the extreme edge of horror.

Michael and Jan didn't plan to die... but justice is wild, and Michael is about to learn from his two crow guides just what he needs to do to see his love again.

In 1180, Gilad searches for the next in line to serve as Seer of Earth and Stone. But when the Geomancer, a Tibetan monk, faces certain death, he attempts to create a tulpa- a thoughtform duplicate- to serve as his intended successor, a decision whose repercussions will resonate through to the modern day.

With the aid of special glasses, 11-year-old Tommy Anderson is the only one who can see the Predator. But can this over-imaginative boy convince adults that there's really a murderous monster stalking him? It's mayhem at the drive-in when Predator comes a-huntin'!