One shot.

First we examine all of the efects that the lack of real damsels in legitimate distress had upon the knights errant, then we explain that the limited capabilities and underhanded ruses of certain squires and second rank servants had a direct influence on the fall of the noble order of knights, and finally, our tears and our cries on the unfortunate extinction of the knights errant at last end in the third part.

The world is in the grips of an economic crisis. Due to mass unemployment, advanced technology has been outlawed. The world is now divided between those with implanted technology and those without. When the world's most famous anti-tech crusader dies and is resurrected using the illegal technology he has sworn to eliminate, he must decide who to fight with his terrifying new powers. From visionary Grammy-nominated producer and DJ Steve Aoki and Eisner award-winning writer Jim Krueger, with art by Neil Edwards and Jheremy Raapack.

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He's back! Straight from the Child's Play movies, and slashing a bloody swath through comics! Chucky is here! When Chucky sets his sight on a grown up Andy Barclay, the first person to ever encounter the murderous doll, you know that the blood is going to flow! Intense horror in this all-new limited series!

Jef's normal. Good grades. Has a job. Unpopular with the ladies. Also, his closet is a portal to another universe, replete with gruesome monsters and Dream Maiden Megan. Which isn't normal at all! For Jef, it has the makings a dream come true. And the trappings of a complete nightmare. Dream Maiden Megan is an all-ages story from the creators of Emily and the Intergalactic Lemonade Stand.

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Alan Ladd's adventures.

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Collects Strange Tales #1-10.

Robotech Defenders was a two issue mini series published by DC Comics from January 1985-April 1985. The title was originally slated as a monthly three issue mini-series but according to the editor's note in issue two, the change was made for "reasons too numerous to mention". To compensate for an entire issue, the second issue featured no ads and issues two and what would have been issue three were joined together.The series was poorly received by fans and critics.

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DC Comics celebrates Robin the Boy Wonder’s 80th anniversary in style with an all-star creative team representing each iteration of the iconic character across eight decades of history! From the high-flying adventures of Dick Grayson to the tragedy of Jason Todd, the enthusiasm of Tim Drake and the arrogance of Damian Wayne, the persistence of Stephanie Brown and the rebelliousness of Carrie Kelley-the mantle of Robin has been worn by many, but always represents one thing: a hero.

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