Acclaimed creator BRIAN WOOD (The Massive, DMZ, X-Men) and brilliant newcomer MING DOYLE (Guardians of the Galaxy, Fantastic Four, Girl Comics) bring you MARA, the story of an especially gifted woman in a sports- and war-obsessed future. When she starts manifesting strange superpowers, the world that once embraced her turns against her, and for this young woman who once had it all, it's almost too much to bear. Both an intimate coming-of-age story and an epic superhero drama, MARA takes the genre to new places. Young adult friendly. Perfect for readers of WOOD's Demo, Local, and X-Men work.

This is a collection of darkly comic standalone strips by a cartoonist Herge (Tintin) idolized. Die Laughing, which is executed in stark black and white, takes aim at everyone and everything in its scathing critique of modern life, but is particularly ruthless toward animal abusers, the military industrial complex, and death penalty enthusiasts. Franquin’s loose but meticulous line work features expressionistic shadows and silhouettes that infuse his depressed, repressed, and oppressed characters with a disturbing manic energy. Die Laughing is filled with visual gags and gag-inducing visuals that will haunt you.

When a shooting star is seen falling from the sky, only one thing is for sure: great changes—for good or for ill—are afoot in the kingdom of Palantia. The princess is taken and presumed dead, causing the nobles to plot amongst themselves to install a weak-willed regent. To the north, the aging Duke Anselmo struggles to extricate himself from a border skirmish that's dragged on for generations and in the of the neighboring swamplands, denizens steel themselves for unknown upheavals.

Two highly qualified secret agents and two followers of a mysterious sect share the same goal: the young and unaware Carol Moss and her dark secret. The prototype of a suit, which protects whoever wears it from any bullet or explosion is tested under the incredulous eyes of the beautiful Cathryn Murphy at the secret base in Dulce. Cynthia Morrigan, renowned photographer, not to mention an unstoppable thief who goes by the name of Mist, has been enlisted to steal an Akkaydian artifact from Berlin's National Museum. Daniel Coppola, editor of the Eye of the Storm, discovers Leonid Elenin does not exist and that the comet, which was named after him, is actually hiding a terrifying threat. If you haven't a clue of what we are talking about. If you know nothing of any of this. If, at this point, you are not asking yourselves the crucial question: BUT... WHAT IS GOING ON?

Cormac Guffin has gone missing. It's been three days and no one has seen hide nor hair of her. The police have nothing, and the townsfolk are acting more like a funeral procession than a search party. If Cormac has any hope of being found, it rests on the slouching shoulders of her best friend Joe. Joe will need her wits about her though, because, like any story worth hearing, nothing is what it seems. From award-winning cartoonist Tyler Boss (4 Kids Walk into a Bank) comes the story of a riddle wrapped in an enigma wrapped in a candy wrapper. • From award-winning cartoonist Tyler Boss (4 Kids Walk into a Bank) • Twin Peaks meets Lady Bird.