All three stories have appeared in quiet, little places where you probably couldn't find them, and all three are self-contained. For introducing new readers to the streets of Sin City, or for filling the weeks between issues of The Big Fat Kill, Sin City: The Babe Wore Red can't be beat.

Xerxes: The God King! Frank Miller returns to the world of 300 with this sprawling historical epic! Persian King Xerxes sets out to conquer the world to avenge his father Darius's defeat and create an empire, unlike anything the world has ever seen... Until the hardy Greeks produce a god king of their own, Alexander the Great. * Frank Miller writes and draws this long-awaited companion to his masterpiece, 300! * Colored by Alex Sinclair, the colorist for Miller's Dark Knight Master Race, third installment of his Dark Knight Returns master trilogy.

Note: Except for #165-166 that were co-written by Roger McKenzie and Frank Miller, this volume only reprints issues that feature the young "artist" Frank Miller. It wasn't until #168 when Frank Miller took over full writing duties (see Daredevil Visionaries: Frank Miller #2).

Martha Washington -- prisoner, runaway, lunatic, soldier, and now seditionist -- has seen the future. It looks great on paper, but it doesn't work. The U.S. government is controlled by power-hungry nutcases. The ecology is a shambles. Everyone talks about the weather, but nobody does anything about it... nobody, that is, except PAX and the very expensive weather-control satellite, Harmony.

He smokes, he drinks, he swears! He lies to women, and they love it! He's Lance Blastoff, and he says, "Get it while you can get it, then get going while the going's good!" Lance Blastoff: Role model for the next millennium! Plus "Daddy's Little Girl," the Sin City story from Decade of Dark Horse!

The blind lawyer Matt Murdock's heightened senses detect a familiar scent comes on the wind. Can it be? Has his murdered love Elektra returned from the dead? But what do the assassins known as the Hand want with her and what new evil now arises in her wake.

Front and center, America! Here comes action! Here comes adventure! Here comes The Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot—a roller-coaster ride through the minds of Geof Darrow and Frank Miller, the tag team that set you reeling with their hard-hitting series Hard Boiled! Everything you remember about being thirty-eight years old and watching monster movies is right here, but with all the magnified detail that you always wanted to see.

This 126-page epic spilled out of Frank all at once. He doesn't want to serialize it -- he wants you to read it in one sitting. So we're bringing it to you in a single package! It features Miho on roller-blades, Dwight on adrenaline, and the Sin City mob on clean-up detail! If you've never visited the town without pity, it's time to book your travel plans.

It began as an ordinary Saturday night for Marv. He started out at Kadies, watching Nancy's show and having a few drinks, but everything after that is a blur. What is he doing in the projects with a fresh shoulder wound and in the midst of an automobile accident? Before this appears in the upcoming Booze, Broads, & Bullets collection, catch the reprinting of Frank Miller's Sin City Wizard 1/2, featuring brand new front and back covers spotlighting the incomparable Nancy Callahan! Now, if Marv could just remember where he got those gloves...

All her life she has fought for freedom, tried to make her imperfect world into something perfect. Now, on the far edge of space, Martha Washington has found the road to her utopia. There's a perfect world in another galaxy, and all the signposts are pointing her in the right direction. Martha's no stranger to war, but now the battle is being fought in her head -- and in her heart. Can she leave behind her cause for the brass ring she's always reached for? In the toughest battles, being a warrior isn't always enough. "Crossover" is an all-new, full-color 18-page story by Frank Miller and Dave Gibbons, featuring a guest appearance by The Big Guy. Martha Washington in Space also features the six-page story "Martha Washington and the Attack of the Flesh-Eating Monsters" (originally printed in black and white in Dark Horse Presents 100 #4), presented here for the first time in color.

Finally! Martha Washington is back, and in trouble right from the start -- trying to crash-land a space shuttle! But no sooner is she on the ground than she has to take off for space again on a top-secret mission. She was told that the worldwide dictatorial computer, Venus, was shut down -- but is she being told the whole truth? Find out what danger lurks for our heroine . . . as Martha Washington Saves the World!

On Earth, the battle for freedom rages on. The year is 2095 and the day is the one-hundredth birthday of Martha Washington. She is the leader of a small, resolute band that will not forfeit the pursuit of liberty-no matter what the cost. Today, the cost will be high. Martha has seen much in her hundred years, from the triumphs and tragedies of the battlefront, to the deepest reaches of space. Today, she will finally see the truth. Includes a special section of never-before-seen production sketches and drawings that predate Martha's first series, Give Me Liberty, along with Frank Miller's original plot notes, all wrapped inside a high-quality card stock cover. This all-new story by two of comics' legendary creators is the unprecedented conclusion to one woman's epic struggle for life's most valuable quality-freedom. Miller and Gibbons reunite to tell the final chapter!

Happy Birthday, Martha Washington contains three complete short stories featuring Martha Washington. In "State of the Art," Martha is combat testing a new weapons system when she comes up against an enemy soldier outfitted with the same system; this story originally appeared in the hard-to-find San Diego Comic-Con Comics #2. From the DHP Fifth Anniversary Special comes a story in which Martha learns a lesson about either political agendas or political incompetence; the judges are still out. And in an all-new story, a young Martha goes on assignment to meet America's great war hero, a super soldier who's been fighting the good fight since America's glory days of World War II; and at the rate he's going, the lucky stiff will be around for World War III...

The Joker. Poison Ivy. Selina Kyle. And the last Robin.

Batman travels to New York City, to investigate a series of brutal murders, who has apparently engaged in cutting the heads off of his victims. The killer, holds high tech weapons and equipment, and wants the brains of the homeless to operate his creations, thus the decapitations. When Batman meets Spawn, they mistake each other for the enemy, and engage in a series of battles, but upon realizing that they are after the same perpetrator, they work together operating on a strained relationship.

The Twenty-first Century: in the squalid corridors of a maximum security Housing Project she takes on a gangland Enforcer; on the war-torn streets of Chicago she fights the murderous Health Police; but the real trouble starts when Martha Washington turns Fifteen...

Criminals have always called the shots in Sin City, whether they were bootleggers, gamblers, or politicians. But since the first dame set up shop in Old Town, those side streets have been run by the women that walk the night. Now the mob's looking to break up the party and reclaim Old Town. They're gonna have to put down a bunch of tough gals to do it, and one guy named Dwight. Dwight, he knows something that the mob's gotta learn the hard way: Sometimes standing up for your friends means killing a whole lot of people.

There's been a little girl abducted, and although Frank's partner is giving him a dire warning about pursuing the case, Detective Hartigan won't be deterred - nothing matters in the face of saving a little girl from certain horror. It's the right thing to do - right, but not very smart.

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In the Town Without Pity, good deeds and honest men are in short supply. Enter Wallace, mysterious man of integrity and strength. Out for an evening drive along the beach, he meets the woman of his dreams--and she's attempting to bring her life to an end. Who or what could make an intelligent, beautiful women attempt suicide? What skeletons are cast away in the closet of her soul? And why does Wallace have to fall for her so hard?