Set in a fantastical world of majestic fantasy, Legendlore details the exploits of an elfin warrioress named Silverfawn. A recent tragedy forces her to embark on a journey both outward and inwards as she searches to relieve herself of a deep and gloom filled melancholy. Of course, any journey in the realm of A'zoth means adventure and an insidious plot that threatens the Elven city of Hyljardin is soon uncovered. For those who enjoy fantasy tales such as Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit.

Archie’s rival, Reggie, got his own book at the tail end of the 1940s. For over 120 issues, he caused mischief for his fellow Riverdale High students in the most hilarious ways possible! We’ll take a look back at that series’ best stories and craziest pranks. Will this class clown have the last laugh?

1953, Hawaii. WWII vet Byrd is thrown off his stateside police force after an "incident" with a suspect. Having nowhere else to go, Byrd turns to his Army buddy, Mo Kalama, a detective in Hawaii. He now spends his days drinking tropical concoctions and his nights helping Mo with cases that fall just beyond the jurisdiction of the police. And in Byrd's Hawaii, the supernatural manifestations of the islands' myths and legends lie just around every corner. When Byrd is pulled away from a lazy afternoon of jazz and cocktails to track down a stolen '49 Buick Roadmaster, the case seems simple enough. Yet he's soon immersed in a dark paradise of swank tiki lounges, exotic bar girls, murdered beauties, high speed chases along the scenic Hawaiian coast, and the mysterious Night Marchers of the Pali Highway. Now Byrd and Mo must untangle this tropical web of tiki terror without becoming ensnared themselves.

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Remember “Sexual Gary”? What was up with that guy? The brilliant RACHAEL STOTT (Supergirl, Doctor Who) drew a story so crazy it had to be told, but not by Chip, who was still a big part of the whole thing.

Groo is back and oddly enough, that may not be the biggest disaster looming over the world. It seems to be getting hotter everywhere that is, in those places where it isn't getting colder than ever before. The usual suspectsSergio Aragonés and Mark Evanierbring you the first chapter of what will eventually be four issues. That is, if the planet in the comic survives that long! Sergio Aragonés is not only a multiple Eisner Award winner, but also a member of the Eisner Hall of Fame. **Groo is back and celebrating twenty-five years of laughs!

No dog has ever been so loyal for so long to so stupid a master -- finally it pays off, and Groo's dog Rufferto gets a little of the limelight. A bad run-in with the wizard Anakrony, Master of the Chronological Sciences, tests once and for all the bond between this barbarian and his best friend. Making another accidental stand against tyranny, Groo becomes separated from Rufferto, and an entire city is made to suffer.

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Stranger Things happens to bullies too! The bullies of Stranger Things try to uncover the mystery of Eleven's psychic powers in this scary all-ages graphic novel! Troy has been having nightmares about El ever since she embarrassed him in front of the school and broke his arm in season 1. Feeling powerless and anxious, Troy is determined to prove that what happened between him and El is only some form of trickery. That is until he and James encounter demodogs! Perfect for middle-grade readers! Takes place during season 2 of Stranger Things. Seasoned comic writer Greg Pak explores what drives Stranger Things' bullies.

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Acclaimed political cartoonist and comic book author Michel Kichka (Second Generation) brings us the fascinating, informative, and uplifting autobiographical tale of his love affair with Israel, a land he was inspired to move to at the age of twenty. From culture shock and Israeli customs to the mandatory military service, from art school to political conflict and human tragedies, he delivers a richly detailed account of his life as an artist, family man, peace advocate and Belgian Jew turned Israeli, living in the beautiful and troubled city of Jerusalem.

Counted among the best books of its original publication year by the Chicago Tribune, the Village Voice, the Huffington Post and dozens of others, Capacity is returning in a deluxe, special edition.

In the English town of Tackleford, nothing goes to plan. From the supernatural through the scientific to the utterly mundane, problems tend to start small and get big fast. Fortunately Shelley Winters and her friends are here to deal with all of them. Or, at least, try.

"Gold Train" is a fictional story base on motiv of legend about the Nazi Gold Train. Nazi Gold Train is the train of Third Reich which supposed to set off from Wroclaw towards Walbrzych between November 1944 and end of January 1945, however it has never get to Walbrzych. It is also unknown what was in the train... Gold? War documents? Evidence of war crimes of Third Reich? This is just a guesswork, however... Gold Train is qualified as a legend just because it hasn't been found yet. There are plenty of reasons to believe that Gold Train really existed, really set off in the end of the war from Wroclaw and really never got to Walbrzych. But... it is unknown where it actually got. It disappeard. The characters of comic will find a trace of mysterious Gold Train.

If the world worked the way Kev thinks it should, he'd be the star of the school, his teacher would admire his less than stellar grades, and Camille would fall in love with him. But Kev's life is anything but perfect: he has to compete for attention with his best friend Leo's snail collection, survive his mother's wrath, and suffer humiliation at the hands of the back-stabbing Stan, all while trying to grab some decent shut-eye before recess.

R2-D2 and C-3PO search for Luke and Leia, but will their quest leave them dismantled on a decidedly anti-droid Gambler's World? Dark Horse has unearthed a series of strips by the famed Russ Manning and presents them here for the first time ever in color! These strips have been reformatted and expertly retouched by Rick Hoberg, who worked with Manning on the original strips. As a special treat, Star Wars fan and Madman creator Michael Allred has created a classic color cover for this issue.

New Avengers America Supports You: Letters Home. When Hydra takes over a military communications satellite, The Silver Surfer, the Punisher, and Ghost Rider team up with Captain America and spring into action to ensure troops' e-mail messages to loved ones make their way home, but not before a confrontation between Captain America and the Punisher. The story then shifts to a "letter" story being told by a soldier writing home to a loved one. We won't tell you who the letter writer is, but we promise that you'll be surprised when you find out!

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