On their way to a fleet conference via shuttle, Ed and Gordon pick up a distress signal from a century-old buoy belonging to a Union ship and decide to investigate. Meanwhile, back on the Orville, Kelly tries to mediate when Bortus insists on enrolling Topa into school even though he is only a few months old. Picks up where season one left off! Written by The Orville Executive Producer David A. Goodman!

Weird Terror was a horror comic book series that ran from 1955 through 1958 and was one of the victims of the comics code which put a stop to most horror comics as violent content could be no more. Weird Terror is considered to be one of the most influential horror comics of its time, after the war ended superhero comics where loosing readers interests and they wear seeking more "out there" titles horror comics suddenly became very popular. Weird Terror usually contained six different stories every month by a variety of different writers and artists. Stan Lee admitted weird Terror was an inspirational to things such as "Amazing Fantasy" which is of course home of Spider-Man.

The Man of Steel has been through many unexpected transformations in his time, but no change was ever as shocking as this!Clark Kent is newly married to the love of his life, Lois Lane … but something strange is happening to his secret identity. Somehow, the Last Son of Krypton is turning into a being of pure energy—and manifesting unique new super-powers as a result. But this electrifying alteration also means that he must wear a special containment suit—or risk total disintegration!Now, with his new costume and powers, the Man of Tomorrow has become a completely different hero. Forget “faster than a speeding bullet”—this Superman moves at the speed of lightning!But has he mastered his metamorphosis well enough to take on Metallo, stop a death cult targeting Jimmy Olsen, and help save the bottle city of Kandor from a violent uprising? These all look like jobs for Superman—and this is no time for an identity crisis!The classic ’90s saga of Superman Blue is reborn in this all-new comprehensive trade paperback edition. Collecting Superman #122-125, Action Comics #732-734, The Adventures of Superman #545-547, Superman: The Man of Steel #67-69 and Superman Annual #9, this first of four volumes features some of comics’ greatest talents—including Dan Jurgens, Ron Frenz, Karl Kesel, Stuart Immonen, Scot Eaton, David Micheline, Tom Grummett, Louise Simonson, Jon Bogdanove, Sean Chen and many more!

“Outcast!” The sentence is handed down as the iron brand burns Kolhen’s arm. Now, instead of his warrior tattoo, the young man wears the mark of the rejected, the “outcasts” as they are known on the planet Orion-XB12557. Determined to prove his innocence and to get revenge on those who framed him, Kolhen escapes captivity with the help of the fiery Tryana, another of society’s pariahs. On his quest, Kolhen meets a mysterious woman with golden hair, who’s armed with strange and powerful weaponry, and who claims to be an envoy from another planet: Earth.

Jump into an eerie Victorian-style mystery with an off-kilter, charming twist in the next knockout collaboration from Mike Mignola and Warwick Johnson-Cadwell! Monster hunters extraordinaire Professor Meinhardt, Mr. Knox, and Ms. Van Sloan have teamed up to slay spooks and investigate the uncanny before, but now they'll tackle a question that's haunted them for years: What happened to their friend and vampire slayer extraordinaire, James Falconspeare? Rendered in Johnson-Cadwell's signature loose, expressive style, and with gorgeous cover from Mignola and colorist Dave Stewart, this book will be a treat for fans of Mr. Higgins Comes Home and Our Encounters with Evil as well as folks new to the world Johnson-Cadwell and Mignola have created.