Volume two (and a one-issue series) of the Charlton sci-fi series. Volume 1 started in 1958.

Giant robots and atomic monsters collide in a new miniseries by Warren Ellis and James Raiz (Transformers)! In the present day, Zoe Flynn, American pilot, is sent to Tokyo on an exchange scheme to pilot the ARCangels, immense combat robots used to protect Tokyo from the giant monsters that have been plaguing it for some 50 years!

One shot.

Connie dreams of being a super-model. There's only one problem. Her hour-glass figure is too voluptuous. So, she goes to the dietician who prescribes her a supposedly miracle pill. The pills end up doing nothing for her figure, but oh, the miracle they perform on her heretofore repressed libido...! A funny wild sexual romp, much lighter than Convent of Hell but just as mouth-wateringly painted.

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The first issue of the series is labeled as #60 which would be the next number in the previous volume that ended at #59 but for some unknown reason Charlton reset to a new volume with issue #2.After a 9 year hiatus the series continues again as Space Adventures with #9.

Originally printed (but only in black and white!) in The Art of John Byrne, this early gem is told entirely in pictures. A spaceman crashes on a remote world and discovers its wonderful secret, only to be faced with a fateful dilemma... Beautiful Byrne art, available in color for the first time.

After his first two critically heralded graphic novels, Celebrated Summer and The End of the Fucking World (recently adapted into a TV show on the UK’s Channel 4 and soon to be streaming stateside on Netflix), Forsman once again expertly channels the teenage ethos in a style that evokes classic comic strips while telling a powerful story about the intense, and sometimes violent, tug of war between trauma and control. I Am Not Okay with Thiscollects all of Forsman’s self-published minicomic series into one volume. It comments naturally on familial strain, sexual confusion, and PTSD in his usual straightfaced-but-humorous style, and firmly stakes his place among the world’s best young cartoonists.

The Justice League—they are known as DC Comics’ finest heroes, and they are prepared to save the world from itself! From a noble attempt to alleviate world hunger, to fighting a seemingly endless war on crime, to granting the wishes of sick and needy children, to seeking truth in the quest for peace, to stopping a threat from space before it can instill enough fear throughout the world to rip it apart…

"All new action with science fiction's greatest team." Features solo stories of 2 of the team members and a team story. Each story has a different creative team.

Previously published as Danny Blaze (#1-2) and Nature Boy (#3-5).

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Trencher has an assignment to repossess the Blowhole. Trencher runs into Shadowhawk and Fight! Fight! Fight!

For Captain Storm, Sgt. Clay, Gunner Mackey and Johnny Cloud, a sabotage mission on a Nazi airfield is just another deadly suicide run! But what secret is Allied Command keeping from them? This is a war that men like The Losers can’t ever hope to win...

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Three sensational short stories from three exceptional creative teams! Whether it's soldiers risen from the grave, horror beneath the sea or battles among dinosaurs, war has never been weirder than this!

Captain Gideon Lester has hunted the ruthless pirate - Captain Fletcher - across the Atlantic. When he sinks the pirate's ship, he finds himself in an impossible situation. Trapped in the Amazon, surrounded by savages and deadly dinosaurs, he has to join forces with Fletcher's crew to have any hope of getting out of this Lost World alive...

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