In the Ganesa ambulance dispatch garage, Gatecrasher Hex Spencer is suiting up for another night shift when her boss saddles her with a ride-along journalist named Archie McAlester. It's gonna be a long night.

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Collects Truth: Red, White & Black (2002) #1-7.

In The Princess Who Saved Her Friends princess Gloria Cheng Epstein Takahara de la Garza Champio continues to explore the good, and sometimes bad, sides of friendship and its effects.Gloria has always used determination, bravery, and understanding to build relationships and overcome strife in her friendships with monsters and witches, but how will she handle the discovery that the witch she befriended might not be such a great friend after all?

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When assassins use this technology--your killer can be anyone; your barber, your neighbor or your wife. They are the best assassins in the world--but what happens when one of their own turns against them? Who can you trust when your enemy can change his appearance as easy as someone changes a shirt?

A zombie epic that pays homage to 1970s exploitation films and disaster movies like Airport and Towering Inferno. In an entertaining and darkly over-the-top celebration of gore and sex, The Last Resort transforms a Caribbean paradise into a biological wasteland populated with homicidal flesh-eating vacationers!

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Numbering continues with #17 from Li'l Jinx (Archie, 1956 series) #16.

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The Treasure of the Black Swan was adapted into an original television series, La Fortuna, starring Stanley Tucci and debuted in the US on AMC Plus in January 2022.

Featuring a foreword by legendary horror writer R.L. Stine.

Continues from Archie's Pal Jughead #126.

December 1944. As the fate of World War II seems to be sealed, a submarine leaves Germany, taking with it Hitler’s last hope for winning the war. Two allied commandos immediately set off after the aircraft: one English, the other American. But when the true nature of the precious cargo is revealed, the once parallel paths of these allies begin to diverge…

Published from September 1959 to July 1960 with 6 total issues numbered 34-39.

Cosmo the Merry Martian was a humor/sci-fi comic published under the Radio Comics imprint at Archie for six issues from 1958-1959. The comic featured the adventurous titular character and his reluctant companion Orbi. The series however was limited to our solar system featuring locations such as Venus, Saturn and The Moon rather then a vast array of fictional planets "far, far away" from Earth as many comics set in space tend to do.

Felix Faust's plot for world domination attracts the attention of Madame Xanadu, the Phantom Stranger, the Demon, the Creeper, the Man-Bat and the Black Orchid (not to mention Blue Devil) in "The Day All Hell Broke Loose".

When a materialistic, young Chicago lawyer is forced to represent an aging old man pro-bono, changes take place that will forever change both of their lives. Luke Gabriel learns that there is more to life than money when he discovers Silas Binder's past. Silas Binder was a superhero in his youth, back in the fifties. He was one half of SMOKE & MIRROR, a superhero duet made up of Silas, the mystical spell chanting master of magic went by the name Mr. Smoke. His partner, Miss Mirror was a speed heroine with the ability to harness heat energy and release it in powerful blasts. Something happened to make Mr. Smoke hang up the cape. Ms. Mirror has long since passed. Now a new hero roams the streets of Chicago. He simply goes by the name SMOKE. Luke is mentored by Silas as he takes up the struggle of good versus evil. And wouldn't you know it Ms. Mirror's great-niece has been starting to develop powers.