BRAND NEW SERIES! "Senior Year, Pt. 1: Summer" – Betty and Veronica go where they've never gone before—their senior year of high school! Only one school year stands between them and freedom, but when the two BFFs think they'll be attending the same college in the fall find out that their plans have changed, their senior year—and their friendship—is put to the test!

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It's time for the fusions to shine in this 40-page special! The fan favorite Steven Universe fusions get the spotlight as Stevonnie, Garnet, Smoky Quartz, Opal, and Sugilite take Beach City on in five fantastic tales!

Archie Comics is proud to present our first picture book for little readers! This title follows the footsteps of great children’s books like Corduroy and Where the Wild Things Are as being a modern classic for little ones to enjoy. Get ready for a BIG day! Little Archie’s morning is off to an unlucky start until he makes a mysterious new pal—a small red cat! But this is no regular feline—find out what this little furry friend has in store for our tiny redheaded hero!

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If you could relive major events in your life, would you take a stab at making things better,and would your best attempts only make things worse? Or would you use your second chance to put your most twisted, perverted fantasies in motion? These are questions washed up actor and comedian Guy Krause asks himself after he signs up to be the main research subject for a virtual reality experiment! This new edition graphic novel from Harvey Award-winning writer/artist Peter Bagge,creator of Hate and Apocalypse Nerd,collects the hilarious, offbeat Reset comic-book series in its entirety.

Millie The Model was Marvel's longest-running humor title. First published by Timely Comics. Continuing through Atlas Comics to Marvel! The series ran 207 issues. A 28-year span that included Millie the Model Annuals (in 1962), one of the first Marvel Comics Annuals. She also received spin-offs including A Date with Millie Volume 1 and Volume 2, which itself continued as Life With Millie and then Modeling With Millie as well as the Mad About Millie series. Initially a humorous career-gal book about New York City model Millie Collins, it very quickly evolved into a broader, more slapsticky comedy. Though for a time becoming a romantic adventure series with all the same characters before returning to humor.

This is also the first American comic book sold at newsstands for mass consumption. This is the first continuing American comic series.

Collecting well over 200 pages of Disney/PIXAR Toy Story comics, this graphic novel brings the adventure, comedy, and heart of Toy Story from the screen to your fingertips.

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Comedy Comics was an anthology published during the 1940's, beginning with #9 (the first eight issues were published in the superhero title Daring Mystery Comics), by its sixth issue the comic began to feature Super Rabbit (who starred in several 1940's Timely Comics). As World War II was going on at the time, he would of course occasionally defeat Nazis although he would also stop regular criminals. After holding onto the title for twenty issues (and four years), with #34, Margie became the feature and with #35 the series changed its name to reflect this, becoming Margie Comics.

The second comic from Timely / Marvel to have the title Comedy Comics, the first took over the title Daring Mystery Comics in 1942 and featured funny animals, mainly one called Super Rabbit, this ended with issue 34.In 1948 the title was brought back with issue 1 this time featuring Marvel's new "working girls," strips such as Tessie the Typist, Nellie the Nurse and Millie the Model.For a time with the addision of this title Millie the Model would be outdoing Captain Ameria and the Human Torch who were by then down to only 1 title each while Millie was staring in 3 or 4 with more to come in the 50's.

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Foreword by industry legend and creator of Spider-Man and The Fantastic Four, STAN LEE!

Image Comics published Fantastic Comics #24 with a cover date of January 2008 utilizing characters from throughout the original run of Fantastic Comics. This issue can be found in the database under the title The Next Issue Project (2008).

Eisner nominees KIERON DWYER (REMAINS) and TONY MOORE (THE WALKING DEAD, FEAR AGENT), return to zombie comics with fan favorite writer RICK REMENDER (FEAR AGENT, SEA OF RED) to bring you the last word in zombiesplotaion. It's 1977, and a sleazy producer has gathered a bevy of adult stars for a weeklong film shoot. When they emerge, they discover a zombie plague has overrun a now-quarantined Los Angeles!

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Series continues as: From Here to Insanity (Charlton, 1955).