Marcus King: modern-day Robin Hood or terrorist? Maybe both? When Marcus comes face to face with an adversary who knows all of his carefully buried truths, he’s forced to become the man he has always pretended to be. And punch a small army of dudes. And blow up stuff. Lots of stuff.Written by Eisner nominee Alex de Campi (Archie vs. Predator).Art by ChrisCross (Convergence: Justice League of America).

At the center of the empire was the Oracle… The Oracle announced the coming of the one who would change the world. This is his story. One day, when Heads-or-Tails was out roaming the forest, he comes across a nameless man. He christens him Wismerhill, and from that day forth, the pair are inseparable. They start out on the road of adventure, and sooner or later end up joining a gang of amiable war dogs, feared throughout the land. Wismerhill soon proves his worth, and begins to demonstrate some surprising powers. But just as everything is going well, the light comes, bringing darkness in its wake…

Join the Stargate Atlantis writing team of Mark L. Haynes & J.C. Vaughn and The Land That Time Forgot and Marvel's Gorilla-Man artist Giancarlo Caracuzzo for the return of Dr. Rush, Colonel Young, Camile Wray, Eli Wallace and the rest! Stargate Universe kicks off right here! Stargate Universe comes with five covers, Main Cover by legendary artist Greg LaRocque, Character Designs Premium Cover interior artist Giancarlo Caracuzzo, a Photo Cover, a Blank Sketch Cover, and an exclusive retailer incentive Flashback Photo cover!

25 years ago, YOUNGBLOOD launched the Image Revolution and turned the comics world on its head! Now the original blockbuster hit series returns with an all-new cast and a brand-new mission! When a young hero goes missing, his friend's search for answers leads to some unexpected allies. Together, they'll do whatever it takes to find him...even if it means resurrecting the world's most infamous super-team.

Little by little, XIII has reconstructed most of his life and figured out who he is. With one exception: There is still a gap in his college years, when Jason McLane became Kelly Brian. A gap that may mean the amnesiac adventurer is in fact an Irish terrorist, Seamus O'Neil. This flashback brings us back to Boulder, Colorado, and before that to Northern Ireland, to reveal the last piece of the XIII puzzle, and his final identity.

After all his adventures across the American continent, after defeating his many enemies, XIII is trying to live a simple life in the house he inherited, where it all started. It’s not always easy – not everyone is happy to have such an infamous man in the area, and his skills are in high demand with some people of varying integrity. His memories are still locked away, too, and some people want to keep it that way…

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The story begins with Logan talking to James and Heather Hudson at a time before he became an X-Man. They tell Logan that they have made an appointment for him with the doctor that invented the adamantium alloy. He goes there searching for answers about his adamantium skeleton and missing memories. When Logan gets there, what he finds instead are various spies and assassins there waiting for him, including Sabretooth, HYDRA, Nick Fury, and Carol Danvers. They have all tracked down Logan to either intercept him or kill him. Logan, unnerved that some of these strangers appear to know him, must fight off those that would do him harm, and help those that appear to be his allies, though he has no memory of any of them.

Ever since hard-drinking local Woodhaven police officer Lou Garou had a late-night bender and stumbled onto dark magic, his life has been turned upside down. Now he moonlights as WolfCop, a rage-fueled, bourbon-swilling, magnum-toting, rabid warrior for justice!

Welcome! This is the new site for Winx Club: Comics and Episodes previously located on Livejournal. You will find links to the comics in English along with links to the three different versions of the episodes: 4Kids, Rai, and Nick. If you have a question please ask it!About me: my name is Dawn, I'm Canadian, and I'm to old to be watching 'kid' shows but I don't care what other people think.

Iconic Sci-Fi figure, William Shatner presents his boldest adventure! In the near future, humanity has colonized the Moon and Mars. But corporate greed and overreliance on technology have stripped Earth of its natural resources. We've become dependent on our Martian colony for food, minerals, and all the stuff of everyday life. And now the same human nature that has depleted the Earth threatens Mars - the last bastion of survival. In our hour of desperate need, only one man can protect both planets. His name is Ambassador Benton Hawkes.

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The clairvoyant Void has a premonition about the coming evil. An evil that has a name - Helspont. Jacob Marlowe and his android bodyguard, Spartan, assemble a team of metas that includes the fierce Warblade and titanic Maul. Meanwhile, Zealot and Grifter confront the always dangerous Troika. And, the exotic dancer known as Voodoo accepts a job at The Hot Spot. This issue finishes off where #1 begins and gives an inside look to the events that lead up to the first meeting of the WildC.A.T.s.

River City is a nice place to live... unless you count the terrorists and criminals running wild on the streets. There's only one cure for that: Wild Dog. But you know what they say: sometimes the cure is worse than the disease.

Whiz Comics #1 does not exist but rather it's non-existence is part of the troubled origins of the Captain Marvel character. Fawcett was trying to secure rights to both the name of their character and title of his series but despite releasing two ashcan first issues (Flash Comics #1 and Thrill Comics #1) in which their protagonist was named Captain Thunder...none of the rights were secured and so Captain Marvel and Whiz Comics were born. Although Captain Marvel was the feature character, like most comics of the period, it was an anthology featuring several different characters. The series had two third issues, which ended up balancing things out and making the fourth issue the actual fourth comic to bear the title Whiz Comics, a labeling it would keep up until the book's 155th and final issue.

A brand new saga of magic and adventure by #1 New York Times best-selling author Brandon Sanderson! On the planet of Taldain, the legendary Sand Masters harness arcane powers to manipulate sand in spectacular ways. But when they are slaughtered in a sinister conspiracy, the weakest of their number, Kenton, believes himself to be the only survivor. With enemies closing in on all sides, Kenton forges an unlikely partnership with Khriss -- a mysterious Darksider who hides secrets of her own.

In this issue we see Peter Parker in need of money. Just as he did in the first issue of Amazing Spiderman, he goes to the Fantastic Four to join, and hopes to earn a paycheck. We are then given an introduction to the Marvel Multiverse by the watcher, and told many Universes mirror ours and differ greatly, all because of one small difference. In this case instead of turning him down, the Fantastic Four agree to have him in the group. This actually becomes a problem, since Reed does not want to have Sue in danger he constantly tells Sue to stay behind. Feeling unwanted and useless she finds solace in the arms of the Sub-Mariner.

Because you demanded it - the West Coast Avengers in their own monthly series! Ultron-12 wants Wonder Man! The fight the West Coast Avengers put up to stop him is so titanic, it took 48 pages and a cross-over to THE VISION AND SCARLET WITCH #1 to tell it! Plus: the return of Henry Pym!

A Marvel Monster series. One of the last surviving Marvel monster series that, like most of them, started in the early 1970's. The last 4 issues also starred Doctor Druid as a 'host' to the horror stories inside. This was done in hope of making the series more 'continuity loaded' and thus preventing the declining sales from canceling the magazine. Unfortunately it did not work, and Weird Wonder Tales was cancelled with issue 22, surviving most other 'horror genre' comic-series from Marvel.

From the people that bring you the acclaimed Haunted Horror comic comes a horror like no other... WEIRD Love! WEIRD Love presents the most sexy, bizarro, sick, twisted, politically incorrect, kinky "romance" comics of the 1950s and beyond. No wonder the censors wanted this stuff banned! Sure to be must-have big-buzz comics!