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Celebrate the return of The Living Corpse with a special Relics Encore Edition! Horror maestros Ken Haeser and Buz Hasson deliver a heavy metal dose of one of the best indie horror comics being published! Once he was a mindless zombie, one of the walking dead feasting on human victims, until the memories of his past human life came flooding back to him in a single moment of horror. Now, 20 years after that fateful night, The Living Corpse discovers that redemption is not easily granted. Now he is the gatekeeper to our world, holding back the forces of darkness that only one of their own can fight. But can he fight his own inner demons as well as his hunger for human brains?

Irreverent, Poe-inspired tales of mystery and inebriation return in a new series! Mark Russell and Peter Snejbjerg expose chocolate vampires, fruit-flavored Frankensteins, and other crunchy creeps in an all-new Monster Serials thriller. If we survive that, writer Stuart Moore and artist Frank Cammuso chronicle an adventure of Edgar Allan Poe when he was a boy! Plus, illustrated prose features!

In this FREE intro to the Farmhouse mini series, we take a look inside Pinewood mental Institution where an inmate is dragged from his cel and forced to create a bizarre piece of art. A great way to start the farmhouse mini-series. Also includes a description of the characters we meet in issues 1-7. Join us for the dark thriller/drama entitled Farmhouse where Sam Corneile, a drifter, returns home to take a job at a local mental institution where he discovers a group of patients being exploited under an art therapy regimen. While there, he falls for Helen, a feisty but troubled female who dares him to confront his past.

It's a love story, but not the way you think. No “boy meets girl” or unrequited soul mates here. Love is a billion-dollar business and Cupid's the power-hungry CEO who pays Kali Monroe to break hearts. Love is in the air, and these are the bastards who regulate it.

Starforce Six Special #1 is a "One-Shot" comic book nd the only one in its volume. While the story essentially follows the Starforce Six's encounters with the character Bolt, this is a newly numbered issue and it involves changes made to the team, and is considered the origin story.

Now follow me down to one of these worlds. Picture yourself in a baking desert with a tree. In this tree there is an artist, who is trying to sketch a beast that looks rather like a rhino. He will follow a group of mercenaries and meet a princess, an archer, monstrous creatures and evil kings. Will you join him?

Note: The digital edition (4/18/2018) for this volume was released before the print edition.

Spies... like us? In 2008, husband-and-wife Russian intelligence operatives walked into the U.S. Embassy in the Dominican Republic in order to defect, making a deal to trade secrets for new lives. But instead of the American Dream, Janosh and Victorya Neumann found themselves caught up in red tape, bureaucracy and turf wars between the FBI and CIA — all while their past tries to kill them.

Color cover by Mark Heike and Bill Black, interiors are all color.

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Adaptation of Oscar Wilde's "Dorian Gray".

Nyoka and the Femforce in “Stella Stargaze, Queen of the Amazons” Art by Richard”The Count” Rome and Mark Propst. Nightveil in “My Brother’s Keeper” story& inks by Bill Black, pencils by Richard”The Count” Rome. The Avenger in “One Man War” by writer Gardner Fox,art by Bob Powell (from the Avenger#3, June-July,1955), Scarlet Scorpion by Chris Allen, Jordi Ensign and Ralph Cabrera. Thun’da in “Terror of the Tusks” by writer Gardner Fox,art by Bob Powell from Thun’Da #6 and Wild Bill Pecos in “the Killers of the Plains” by Syd Shores from The Westerner#30, Nov 1950.

A MAN WITH NO PAST HAS SIX DAYS TO RECOVER HIS FUTURE. Dan Hutton lost everything. Adrift in the witness relocation program, Dan is told his new identity has been compromised - by two different groups each claiming to be US agents. Not knowing who to trust, Dan runs - back to the world that took everything he loved.

In 1957, Jean Graton created the legendary race car driver Michel Vaillant, who was featured in a series of short stories published in Tintin magazine. These stories marked the beginning of a long-running adventure saga that continues to this day. This collection includes seven early stories that brought Vaillant onto the scene and made him what he is today. A fascinating look into the origins of a classic, with a vibrant retro style.

Tillie Walden’s classic, Ignatz winning, debut graphic novel returns in this special edition that includes the new prequel story, ‘Lars & Nemo’.

Peyo, creator of The Smurfs, brings everybody's childhood fantasy to life in this charming new graphic novel series! Benny Breakiron is an honest, polite little boy with an en exceptional quality: he possesses superhuman strength, can leap over huge distances, and can run unbelievably fast. This little kid packs quite a punch, and he devotes his play time to stopping crime and injustice. In this first volume, a new taxi service has moved into Benny's town threatening to put Benny's friend, taxi driver Mr. Dussiflard, out of business. The more Benny learns about the Red Taxi Company, the more he realizes something isn't right. Who's behind this mysterious enterprise, and just what are they up to?

Created by TV and movie star, MICHAEL CHIKLIS!Earth in the near future is a place where the only gods worshipped are money and power. When black-market artifacts dealer Hamilton Finch stumbles upon a cache of ancient treasures, he does not expect to come face-to-face with Zeus himself! Is it true? Do the gods walk among us? And what event has caused them to show themselves after so many millennia?

Published from December 1936 to April 1937 with 5 total issues numbered 1-5.

Set in the same world as MERRICK: THE SENSATIONAL ELEPHANTMAN, this pulp horror one-shot can be read as part of the main series or enjoyed as a complete stand alone story.