Victorian England. A mysterious woman commands a hidden army in a house of the blind. Scryclops stalk the streets - and something alien and terrible screams from prehistory with a hunger that cannot be sated! The fourth Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith return for an all-new adventure: "Gaze of the Medusa"!

THE BOOKS OF MAGIC introduced us to the dangerous mystic known as MISTER E: a mentally unstable, unshakably moral, homicidally deadly blind man with the unique ability to travel through time. He reluctantly showed the secrets of the future to young Tim Hunter, the boy who may become the greatest sorcerer of the DC Universe. Now Mister E is back - but he's not what he used to be. Trapped in the far future, his time-travel power gone, he's completely obsessed with one goal: killing Tim Hunter. He's also come to doubt his ability to 'see' evil anywhere, an ability that gave his life meaning. Only by killing Tim Hunter can Mister E redeem himself - or so he believes! Mister E's hope of carrying out his mission depends on a mysterious being - part innocent and part temptress. But a terrible confrontation brings Mister E face to face with his sordid, twisted past - and his shattered soul!

London, the turn of the nineteenth century. In this sprawling city, the inhabitants live in fear of a villainous character known only as Stickleback. He's rumoured to be a master criminal, pulling the strings amidst the denizens of the underworld, manipulating them to his own ends. But Detective Valentine Bey is determined to hunt him down...

122 Pages! Prison Pit is an original graphic novel from the pen of Johnny Ryan, best known for his humor comic, Angry Youth Comix. Prison Pit represents a marked departure from AYC or his Blecky Yuckerella weekly comic strip, combining his love for WWE wrestling, Gary Panter's "Jimbo" comics, and Kentaro Miura's "Berserk" Manga into a brutal showcase of violence, survival and revenge. Imagine a blend of old-fashioned role playing fantasy games like Dungeons & Dragons crossed with contemporary adult video games like Grand Theft Auto, filtered through Ryan's sense of humor. The book begins with C.F. (his full-name would be too horrifying to reveal here) being thrown into the Prison Pit, a barren negative-zone populated by intergalactic, violent monster criminals. In this first volume, C.F. gets into a bloody slorge war (a slorge is a giant slug that excretes a steroid-like drug called "fecid" that all the monster men are addicted to) with ultraprisoner Rottweiler Herpes and his henchmen Rabies Bloodbath and Assrat. The ensuing bloodbath is an over-the-top, hyperviolent yet hilarious farce worthy of Ryan's inspiration, Kentaro Miura.

As Greg and Wirt struggle to keep Beatrice's secret, they work to rediscover their lives at home but everything seems just a bit off. Is it them that have changed, or their home?