Often credited with revitalizing the Dark Knight in the 1980’s, Norm Breyfogle’s Batman was known for his signature dynamic style. Collected here for the first time are some of the Bat’s most seminal moments-from the first appearances of Ratcatcher, the Ventriloquist and Cornelius Stirk to an epic battle against all four Clayfaces, all drawn with Breyfogle’s always dramatic style. Written by comics greats Alan Grant (BATMAN: ANARKY), John Wagner (JUDGE DREDD) and more, LEGENDS OF THE DARK KNIGHT: NORM BREYFOGLE collects DETECTIVE COMICS #579, #582-594, #601-607 and stories from BATMAN ANNUAL #11-12.

This stand-alone collection contains the entire run of Monster from the 1980s comics Scream & The Eagle. B&W throughout.

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The Judge Dredd Mega-Special was produced annually ever summer - nine were published between 1988 and 1996. The size and look changed over the years to match the current Judge Dredd Megazine design and format.

Toussaint Murrow has Frank Castle in the palm of his hands. Literally. Meet Mortician in his first EVER appearance!

After being cancelled in 1984 after only 15 issues, Scream rose from the dead once more in these annual summer specials (four Holiday Specials were produced between 1985-1988 and one Spinechillers Specialin 1989). The specials contained a mix of new and reprint strips plus readers drawings, photo features (usually the London Dungeon) and games.

The first three issues of Starlord came with free gifts - issue one came with a Starlord Trooper badge (there were six badges to collect - one per issue), issue two came with a folded-card 'space calculator' (which displayed facts on the planets in our solar system) and issue three came with a Starblast game (a 20cm x 16cm card with a wipe clean surface - played a bit like Battleships)...

1993 Hamlyn collection of Mechanismo stories from Judge Dredd Megazine.

This fully painted graphic novel comes with an extensive gallery and sketch section.

His name is Judge Death and in his eyes all life is crime! Together with his brothers Fear, Fire, and Mortis, the super-fiend from Deadworld is determined to end all life in Mega-City One once and for all! This compilation features classic Judge Death tales from the pages of 2000 AD. Presented with all-new colors.

A dying man is found and aided by a small boy. Slowly the man begins to seek the truth behind his past, but the closer he gets to the truth, the more deadly his quest, with cannibals after his blood and nightmarish demons after his soul. What is the secret of the dead man, what has happened in his past that has made him seek out the quiet of the grave? An astonishing secret and a brutal truth will be revealed in this tale of blood and revenge.

Collects Boba Fett: Bounty on Bar-Kooda, Boba Fett: When the Fat Lady Swings, Boba Fett: Murder Most Foul. Boba Fett pursues an intergalactic magician who may hold the key to the Hutt's future. The fact that the magician has died only poses a slight problem for the bounty hunter...not even the dead can escape Boba Fett!

Collects the Judge Dredd spin-off series Chopper that originally appeared in 2000AD and the Judge Dredd Megazine.

Sam Slade is a robo-hunter and one of the best in the business. Whether dealing with rebellious robots on Verdus, the sneaky mafia God-Droid and his plans to replace key human officials with robot replicas, or simply being hindered by his idiot kit-built robot assistant Hoagy, trouble is never far away! This bumper volume chronicles the earliest adventures of the Robo-Hunter.

Written by 2000 AD legends John Wagner (Judge Dredd), Alan Grant (Batman), Alan Hebden (Meltdown Man) and Hilary Robinson (Zippy Couriers) and featuring the breathtaking, mind-blowing artwork of Massimo Belardinelli (Ace Trucking) and Ron Smith (Judge Dredd), this complete collection of violent, action-packed adventure makes Rollerball look like a kiddie’s tiddlywinks contest!

Collections reprinting Ace Trucking Co. from the pages of British weekly anthology comic 2000AD.

PUBLIC ENEMY NO.1 (2000 AD progs 1034-1044).

Judge Anderson: PSI Files - Adventures of Judge Anderson in a similar format.

From 1981 to 1986 the Daily Star ran a Judge Dredd comic strip written by John Wagner and Alan Grant, illustrated by Ron Smith. Appearing in collected form only haphazardly well over 20 years ago, this is the first time the entire collection has been reprinted and assembled in a single volume. This collection includes both the daily and weekend strips.

Now in this first volume collecting together all the Strontium Dog adventures from the beginning you can join Johnny, his norm Viking partner Wulf Sternhammer and alien medic The Gronk as they fight their way through a universe of violence and prejudice!