For now, five key figures shape the destiny of Britain... Merlin, the errant sorcerer and visionary. Uther Pendragon, the uncouth upstart with much to learn about kingship. Ygraine, the lady punished for her faith. Gorlois follower of the single god, and wife torturer. And Morgen, a child endowed with visions, her gift surpassing Merlin’s... A child whose own destiny, she knows, will be dark.

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Reprints Captain America #117 - The Coming of the Falcon.

Meet Army Shanks, crusty old sea dog and legendary brawler of the high Arctic seas! He's got just one mission: to find the mythical island paradise known as Far Arden, which lies hidden, so they say, in the wintry oceans of the far North. But there's more than just water standing between Shanks and his goal: he'll have to contend with circus performers, adorable orphans, heinous villains, bitter ex-lovers, well-meaning undergraduates, and the full might of the Royan Canadian Arctic Navy! Not to mention he's not so sure how to get to Far Arden in the first place! Far Arden is an epic journey through a world not quite our own, written and drawn with strokes bold and swift. Thrilling, eccentric, lusty, genuinely moving, and often hilarious, this may be the best adventure comic you'll read all year.

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Scott Summers and Jean Grey’s pre-wedding spotlight! Jubilee’s flippant attitude on love is changed when she reads Jean’s old diary. Witness Jean and Scott’s relationship as told through memories, and get an inside peek at the X-Men’s most memorable romance.

Through years of study, and with the help of a team of scientists, Vaudell managed to master the Zentraedi technology, and even improve upon it—all while hiding his discovery from the Robotech Defenders. Then, after forty years, the ship rose again. Vaudell had created the Super Dimensional Fortress Mordecai, a weapon of incredible power, and possessing a new, human intelligence.

The full story of the seminal underground Sometime Stories can be found on McCarthy's website. In brief, he describes it thus:"Sometime Stories by myself and Brett was drawn in 1976, and released in 1977. Needless to say the publisher ripped us off and we never got paid, and some ulcerous swine ran off with the artwork for number 2...It was a shame it never made it past the first issue...We felt we were going in a totally new direction. Something that was truly British in flavour, but different in its attitude. There were some ridiculous concepts in Sometime Stories. I still particularly like The Red Slug, a very Rog 2000 inspired piece by Brett, and also the main villain of the comic, the deranged Crinkum Crankum who was in fact 'Reason For Man's Existence's Brother'. I liked the Gruff as well, with Mr Skreet-nite and The Royal Blank, who were all basic 'Hat' villains along the lines of Ditko's Crimemaster and The Shadow. I'm still very fond of Brett's creation Felix Adler, which is still in a way my favourite character of his. Finn Mac Cool was based on my continuing interest in most things Irish."Much of the inspired weirdness of both men's later work is already very much apparent in Sometime Stories, infused with heavy doses of '60s pop surrealism, Irish folklore and then-current punk rock attitude.

Jacob is a two-hundred-and-fifty-year-old vampire whose world is turned upside down when he's forced to intervene to save Naomi -- the mortal he loves -- from an attack by some neo-Nazis. Agnes is a young vampire who meets Anna, a recent convert she'll have to guide along in her new immortal existence. What none of them knows is that their destiny has been laid out in advance by the White Vampire, a master manipulator who craves control over the ancestral power living within Anna.

I remember the first time I saw one. It must have been a few of days after the Peliad meteor shower. He didn't have a costume. He didn't have a cape-he just appeared in the sky as a commercial airliner was going down. The woman next to me yelled, "Look! Up in the sky!" And that's when he crushed the plane like a beer can. We had no idea how bad things were going to get. These days, I just pray for mercy.

One-shot special teaming up the Hero Alliance and Justice Machine via a being who can bridge the gaps between alternate realities.

X-Men Forever marks Chris Claremont’s exciting return to a story he left unfinished over 15 years ago. Now, X-Men Forever Alpha #1 gets you caught up on all the best-selling action leading into Forever #1 with this special reprint of X-Men #1-3. The Master of Magnetism embarks on a holy crusade to rescue his fellow mutants from the coming genetic conflagration with humanity...regardless of the cost to either side. All that stands in the way of absolute chaos are the mutant heroes known as the X-Men, whose powers and abilities set them apart from a humanity that hates and fears them.

Edith Hardy runs a small detective agency off an unassuming alley in the 13th arrondissement. It's the 1950s, and foreign forces are busy vying for power in a Paris still recovering from World War II. Edith has a good heart and a missing husband, and her attempts to do right by her small world get her caught up in far larger, darker affairs. A classic Pierre Christin script—a strong sense of place and history, humane leftist sympathies—combines with Annie Goetzinger's indelible artwork to deliver a stylish mystery for fans of classy whodunits.

Any resemblance to persons living or dead or actual events would be strangely coincidental... In a town in the east of France, Sylvestre Ruppert-Levansky, a president of the circuit court, begins his last trial, in the same place his career began. Everything here reminds him of Rachel, his first love, and most of all, Mathilde, a manipulative, diabolic serial killer. The old magistrate has a spotless reputation. He is considered tolerant and fair. But then a police officer from his past asks to see him. Perhaps the legend of Sylvestre, the eminent judge, isn't so cut and dry... In a gripping tale full of surprises, Denis Robert and Franck Biancarelli reinvent the thriller.

Troma Entertainment bursts onto the comic page with a host of stories inspired by their film catalog including; Redneck Zombies, Toxic Crusaders and Cannibal the Musical! Full of the spirit that has kept Troma strong for over 30 years, this original graphic novel features zany and brilliant tales from Sean McKeever, Ivan Brandon, B. Clay Moore, Jeremy Haun, Kalman Andrasofszky, Tim Seeley and more! You’ve never seen Troma quite like this!

Actor Joseph Quist finds himself transported to the realm of Xoo, where animals walk like men and the men and women are a bit of a subclass. He quickly runs afoul of Cardinal Fengk and shortly after escaping his Demon Musketeers, he's struck unconscious and kidnapped by two mysterious ghosts.

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The A.I. uprising has begun, and Machine Man finds himself torn about his place in the revolution! As the battle rages around him, will Machine Man aid mankind’s fight for survival or join his robot brethren in ushering a new age? Plus, when faced with a figure from his past, Machine Man must decide—is it time to follow his programming or his heart? Don’t miss out on this epic adventure from Christos Gage and Andy MacDonald! Plus, revisit Machine Man in 2020 with legendary creator, Tom DeFalco!

The Robot Revolution rages on! But as the fighting escalates and convictions are put to the test - is everyone committed to their cause or is there more going on than meets the eye? Don’t miss out on this collection of epic adventures from both sides of the conflict featuring Machine Man, Doctor Shapiro and Alkhema. From industry legend Tom DeFalco & Nick Roche, Christopher Cantwell & Matt Horak, Fonda Lee & Damian Couceiro!