Tulip and his brother Rowan have left the simple comforts of their remote Scottish island with a plan: to grow succulent, organic vegetables in an idyllic market garden, and to open a restaurant serving these wholesome culinary delights to the busy sprawl of London...

The called it Printed Matter Presents Comics, then changed it to Win-Mill Productions.

Zombies have invaded Oz! After the Tin man encounters these strange rotting meat men he heads to the Emerald City to check on his friends.

In Boston, where powers are real and heroes are rare, Jack McGriskin is a private detective with a wicked right cross and a penchant for nosiness. When a missing person he's searching for turns up dead, he stumbles onto a web of hidden corruption and a world he thought he'd left behind! Variant cover by Riley Rossmo (Pirate Cowboy Ninja, Green Wake)!

Plug yourself in for the return of THE SURROGATES, with new stories by the original bestselling creative team of Robert Venditti (X-O MANOWAR, THE HOMELAND DIRECTIVE) & Brett Weldele (SPONTANEOUS, SOUTHLAND TALES)! These CASE FILES are set in between the first two SURROGATES graphic novels, following newly minted Detective Harvey Greer as he keeps the peace in a world transformed by surrogate technology: android bodies that allow users to experience the real world without ever leaving their homes. For Harvey's first case since passing the detective's exam, a man is found murdered in his apartment, where BOTH he and his surrogate have been viciously clubbed with a pipe wrench. Can Harvey not only catch the killer, but also keep his grizzled, veteran partner from hating his guts? Welcome to the future, detective!

Jean Grey scans Wolverine’s mind, bringing us along with her through the long life of the mutant known as Logan, James Howlett, Weapon X, Wolverine and more! For the first time ever, explore the history of Wolverine in chronological order!

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Summer 1939, Brussels. The orphaned teenager Spirou is working as a bellboy at a fancy hotel, living in a small apartment with his pet squirrel, Spip, and taking his first steps into the land of romance with a girl whose name he doesn’t even know. Meanwhile, the world is rushing headlong towards war. Conflict is not inevitable, however, as Polish diplomats have agreed to meet the Nazis at Spirou’s hotel in a last-ditch effort to prevent war. Communist spies, Nazi ambitions, and ridiculous reporters can’t stop Spirou’s naïve mind from outsmarting them all—and possibly saving the world! If only he can get a little help.

When Rozenn and Dahut's bond is irrevocably changed, the fate of Ys is sealed, exposing the monsters that lurk in plain view. M. T. Anderson and Jo Rioux reimagine this classic Breton folktale of love, loss, and rebirth, revealing the secrets that lie beneath the surface.

When a sorcerer steals a powerful magic crystal from the ancient wizard Nereus, apprentice Mickey Mouse travels to the capital of Grandhaven to reclaim it before Nereus realizes it’s gone. His search leads him to the Grand Sorcerers Tournament, which he enters with two young wizards he meets along the way—Goofy and Donald Duck. Little does he know, a far more sinister plot is unfolding in the shadows of the competition...

A horror sequel to L. Frank Baum's The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Journey with Dorothy through a much darker vision of Oz.

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"The Nameless City" is considered the first story of Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos, detailing the discovery of an ancient city in the deserts of the Arabian Peninsula built by an unnamed race of reptilian beings. In "The Festival," a man arrives at the sea town of Kingsport, Massachusetts during Christmas but finds a place eerily empty and centuries out of date. "The Call of Cthulhu" is perhaps Lovecraft's most famous story, describing a man who, after finding the notes of his granduncle, is lead on a journey around the world in search of a mysterious and disturbing phenomenon.

Colonial Massachusets, early 1690’s. When a young girl in a Puritan town rejects a farmer boy’s gift and instead slips out into the forest to dance with a young man from the Abenaki tribe, it sets off a chain of events resulting in one of the worst cases of mass hysteria in U.S. history, as neighbor turns against neighbor and friends accuse friends of the most terrible things. A fictional re-imagining of the Salem Witch Trials, in which gender politics, religion, xenophobia, innocent games of fortunetelling, and one man’s sinful indiscretion are all factors that lead to the deadly witch hunt.

Four Favorites was an inconsistently published anthology comic series that primarily focused on four specific characters per issue (the "four favorites"). The original line-up was all superheroes with "Magno (and Davey)", "Lash Lightning", "Vulcan" and "The Raven". With the fourth issue, Vulcan was switched out for Unknown Soldier (predates the DC character of the same name) and in the following issue The Raven was replaced by Captain Courageous. The Flag took Captain Courageous' spot in the next issue, but with #7 Capt. Courageous returned and the line-up remained consistent up until the 21st issue when Unknown Soldier was replaced by an unrelated character called "The Unknown". In #24, Lightning was replaced with Hap Hazard by which point the comic no longer retained a consistent genre and expanded into several. With #26, the last of the original features was cut and the line-up from that point on changed every issue until it settled on four characters for the last three issues but superheroes were no longer featured in the publication and when the series ended in 1947, it was a teen humor publication. Two issues followed #32, under different titles: #33 was called Crime Must Pay the Penalty (which became its own long-running series) and #34 was titled Four Teeners.

A prelude issue to the Age of Ultron with this reprint of Avengers #12.1 tale. A must read for any lover of the world's mightiest heroes and a perfect jumping on point for the current ongoing series.

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Hawk and crew return to Greenhaven where Hawk rushes to see his beloved Velvet, the King's daughter; The King and Falcon sulk that Hawk is still alive, and more adventure awaits!