In 2033 less than 1% of the population survived a devastating pandemic virus. Half of those who lived were immune while half of the survivors mutated into something disturbingly subhuman. Now decades later, the world has rebuilt in many ways but has become something else entirely. Strongholds of human survivors have been set up independently of one another across parts of what is formerly the United States. The rich live in highly guarded Utopias where technology and even an economy has been restored. However, the vast "wasteland" between strongholds is a very dangerous and unforgiving place where the poor are forced to live in areas where gangs, pirates and the mutated roam free. Couriers are key to the survival of the Strongholds and are paid handsomely to deliver valuables between them. Eve Harper is one of the best couriers there is, but when she takes a job to find a missing shipment for an extremely dangerous drug dealer named Gillings, Eve is forced to use every trick she's ever learned in order to survive the riskiest job of her life.

This series was canceled at issue #14 as part of the so-called DC Implosion of 1978.  It was continued a year later with issue #15.

Eric Powell presents the single most offensive, controversial, and flat-out loathsome comic ever published by Dark Horse. Powell pulls no punches in his outrageous shots at major religions, political pundits, sexual practices, liberals, conservatives, rural life, and even the Prince of Darkness himself. No one is safe! The contents of this issue will never be collected, so this is your only chance to see them in all their filthy and despicable glory.

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Rune #0 was originally published as 11 three-page installments across various other Malibu titles. These parts are all reprinted here in order.

The first crossover between Top Cow and Dark Horse. The first in this series is a story written by Paul Jenkins, which he promises to be loaded with blood and gore. With Witchblade, the Darkness, Aliens and the Predator involved, the story couldn't be any other way. Sara Pezzini's hometown New York City is being visited by some very unexpected guests. It seems Aliens may be looking for a place to hatch their eggs. Jackie Estacado also seems to be looking for something, although what it is, we aren't quite sure of yet. With such powerful forces at the same location, the Predator is sure to be on the hunt for one or all of them as prey.

There has also been one Summer Special (1978), two Holiday Specials (1979-1980), eight hardbackedAnnuals (1979-1986) and a monthly 'Best of' series that ran for eight issues in 1986.

This special standalone issue features an expanded Guide to the Known Keys, an all-new Guide to Failed Keys, and a story of summer-night magic, set in Keyhouse's unlikely past.

This is the blood-splashed, bare-knuckled Locke & Key standalone story you've been waiting for! In the glare of a Depression-era summer, three Canuck gangsters pull the heist of their dreams and take off for the perfect hiding spot an isolated mansion on the tip of Lovecraft Island known locally as Keyhouse. Locke & Key: Grindhouse includes an expanded 'Guide to Keyhouse,' revealing every dark corner and secret room in America's most frightening mansion!

Before he was a name on special agent Dave Kujan's wall, Keyser Soze was a watchword in the criminal underworld, the ultimate boogeyman. In this prequel to the hit film The Usual Suspects, set against the backdrop of the Iran-Contra hearings, find out how Soze earned his reputation and how he first came to the attention of the U.S. Government.

Collects Cold War #1-4, plus bonus material!Acclaimed creator John Byrne releases his latest creation, MI-6 agent Michael Swann. In Swann's opening adventure, 'The Damocles Contract,' the secret agent is called on to stop a defecting British scientist from granting the Soviets complete nuclear dominion over the free world... promising ample doses of intrigue and espionage.

Detectives Stephenson and Dutch have been three steps behind the infamous serial killer the Crippler, but get their best lead when his latest potential victim survives and escapes.

One off Giant-Size that was retitled Giant-Size Dracula with issue 2. This first issue features the first appearance of Lilith, the daughter of Dracula!

Slithering upon the heels of Dark Horse's archive collections of the seminal horror comics magazine Creepy comes its terror-filled cousin publication Eerie! Dark Horse Comics has taken great, gruesome care in presenting this groundbreaking material to readers who have been waiting decades to get their claws on it. Collected for fans for the first time ever, and packaged in the same amazing oversized format as its killer kin Creepy Archives, Eerie features work from many of the masters of comics storytelling, including Gray Morrow, Frank Frazetta, Alex Toth, Neal Adams, Joe Orlando, and others. For fans of spectacular spookiness, mind-bending sci-fi, and astonishing artwork, the New York Times bestseller Eerie Archives is a must-have.

A timid computer engineer named Dennis Zimmann gets his life turned inside out after a car crash leaves him with a concussion. Believing that he's hallucinating as a result of his head injury, Dennis really starts to lose his grip on reality when an evil version of himself begins to torment him.

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What nameless evil lurks in...the Crypt of Shadows!! A Marvel Comics horror series, with new and reprinted short stories full of horrifying events. It lasted for 21 issues.

A series that explored the evil that lurks in the darkness! It was continued as Monsters on the Prowl with issue 9. It also had one Chamber of Darkness Special that was published a few years after the series had been renamed.

The clock has been reset with 24: Legacy, and this limited series will explore the past of its new leading character, Eric Carter, who led the elite squad responsible for killing an infamous terrorist leader and, consequently, forced into hiding. But before he was a national hero and a wanted man, Carter learned the Rules of Engagement in the streets of Iraq and Washington, D.C. hoods.

The only thing Ulysses Stone Archer (U.S. Archer) ever wanted to do was drive the big rigs, but his parents wanted him to go to college. After his parents' death, his brother Jefferson made sure he was able to go, but even after earning multiple degrees, US still wanted to drive trucks. On a haul with his brother, they were run off a cliff by the mysterious Highwayman, and US's brother disappeared. Gifted with radical new technology, U.S. used it and a super truck to try to track down the Highwayman, and to figure out what happened to his brother.