She's blond an beautiful. He's big and hairy and his knuckles scrape the ground when he walks. They're Angel O'Day and Sam Simeon - a.k.a. ANGEL AND THE APE - and they're back to star in a miniseries that pits them against one of the greatest threats ever faced by man and ape alike! Angel is a tough private investigator, Sam is a cartoonist (hey, a talking gorilla's got to work, right?)...and Sam's got a problem. He's momentarily been turning human. But who's going to believe his story...except his friend and partner Angel, of course? Mixed up in this mess is Angel's meta-human sister, Athena (also known as Dumb Bunny of the Inferior Five) a group of gorilla goons and Sam's dangerous grandfather...the noted Flash adversary Gorilla Grodd! And, as gorillas are popping up all over the place to set mankind up for a big fall, Angel, Sam, Athena and the rest of the Inferior Five set out to get to the bottom of this hairy situation. Meanwhile, Grodd tries to bring his reluctant grandson back into the ape fold to help wrest control of the Earth from the humans...because without Sam, his whole plan will go straight down the drain.

Chris Robersons and Tim Sales first work in the Mignolaverse!Best-selling novelist Chelsea Cain writes and Michael Avon Oeming draws the first of three snowbound stories. Then Tim Sale visits Mignolas prehistoric mythology, and in a lead-in to the upcoming issues of Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: 1953, Hellboy explores a haunted mine in the barren wastes of Wyoming.Mignolaverse debuts by Tim Sale (Captain America: White), Michael Walsh (Secret Avengers), Chris Roberson (iZombie), and Chelsea Cain (Heartsick, One Kick)!

Another Horror House beauty, this collects three stories from the little-known classic series done in the late days of Fiction House Comics, Dr. Drew. Drawn by one-time Spirit assistant Jerry Grandenetti, the cloaked psychic investigator stalks through adventures that are rendered more Eisnerish than an actual Will Eisner story! Thrill to “The Devil’s Violin”, (from Rangers #50, 1949) “Sabina The Sorceress”, (from Rangers #56, 1950) and “The Strange Case Of The Absent Floor”. ( from Rangers #47, 1949) This is good stuff- spooky stories with personality, character, drama, humor asnd great design. Highly recommended. Color cover by Black and Grandenetti, interiors are black and white with graytones. Standard comic book format.

Imagine a world where the sun never set on the British Empire, where the Union Jack still flies proudly across Europe and Asia, ruled over by the mysterious Blood Queen. Powered by an alchemical elixir called Aqua Vitae that makes them impervious to illness and injury, the English live in luxury in domed cities, while the rest are sequestered in vast slums, forced to pay weekly blood tithes. This is the strange, horrifying story of a world gone wrong, a world where resistance is doomed to fail, but where it might just be more important than ever.

As Cleo Lovedrop heads off for college at the local art school, she's haunted by her melancholic past: a lost love, a lost child. Friends and enemies live their lives around her, as trouble and dissent brews amongst them: an unseen social assailant spreads slander about Cleo, she is forced to deal with her two brusque roommates, and discovers unsolved mysteries about the girl who lived in her room previously. Elsewhere, Trilby deals with unsettled emotional and sexual issues, and keeping her secret habits hidden from everyone. And Audrey comes to the realization that, despite all her efforts, she always causes her friends distress, while Fern, a peculiar, deformed girl who lives in an isolated mansion in the bayous, begins to notice Cleo and her friends. As the moon grows full and lunar rays shine down, lunacy and moon-calves run free.