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Anything Goes is a 6 issue limited series that was created by Gary Groth as a benefit to raise money to help with Fantagraphics legal bills, accrued during Michael Fleisher's defamation lawsuit against Fantagraphics Books and Harlan Ellison. The conceit is that the artist and writer contributors were told "anything goes" as far as what their contribution would be.

Collects Daredevil Annual #7, Punisher Annual #4, Captain America Annual #10.Hydra is back and they've unleashed murderous, genetically-enhanced assassins into the world. Daredevil, Captain America and the Punisher will team up with S.H.I.E.L.D. in order to quell these new Hydra killers.

Collects Punisher Annual #3, Daredevil Annual #6, Hulk Annual #16, Silver Surfer Annual #3. After a scientiest is exposed to a deadly virus, he becomes an erratic, unstable and constantly mutating superbeing now named Lifeform. As he grows more powerful by the day, and infecting more people as he evolves, it will be up to heroes like Hulk, Daredevil, Silver Surfer and Punisher to halt the growing threat of Lifeform.

Punisher one-shot from 1994 depicting Punisher's final battle with Saracen.

Don’t miss out on the companion series, Batman: The Dark Knight Detective, to chronicle all of Batman’s post-Crisis adventures!

Jademan Comics Special.

One part victim, one-part hero, Nexus is forced by his dreams to act as executioner of the most violent mass-murders in the galaxy. Presented as a newspaper comics strip, in full color, with all the grand story excitement and expectant cliffhanger endings that made this once world-prominent art form so anticipated among every country over the entire globe.

Four issues mini-series.

Vanguard Illustrated is an anthology series published in 1983 by Pacific Comics. It's premise was to pair new writers and artists with established industry pros. Most issues had science fiction and horror based themes to them. The series ran for a total of 7 issues until it was cancelled by Pacific.

It was later revived briefly by Kitchen Sink.

Fans have demanded it and now, at long last, the Badger returns! A brand new story ripped from today's headlines, from the inimitable Mike Baron! Badger as you've never seen him: Raw! Furious! Crazier than Randy Quaid! Jim Fern's art will astonish!

Near the beginning of the Fantastic Four’s history, they fought with the Silver Surfer against a menace called Tyros the Terrible. As these sorts of super-powered struggles go, this was nothing terribly extraordinary: Tyros was eventually laid low and justice triumphed. Of course, there was a great deal of property damage involved, including the destruction of the top floors of a high rise building when Tyros threw the Silver Surfer through it. Still, the struggle was really nothing exceptional… unless you happened to live in that high rise.

This issue features three stories."Expressway to Hell" - Jason, a runaway teen, hops a freight train and meets a trio of gangbangers also riding the rails, as well as a silent young woman huddled in a corner. Also in the boxcar is a dead bum wrapped in a cloak, and Jason helps the thugs throw the body off the train. As they proceed, they gather a few more runaway children. Soon they discover another wrapped body which they had somehow missed, and dispose of it similarly. They continue until they reach the train's stop where they meet another gangster and his van. They all climb aboard and are taken to the gang leader, K-Tel, at his warehouse headquarters. K-Tel intends to put the kids on the street and so to make them dependent on him he insists they smoke crack. As Jason protests, the wrapped body again appears, but now it rises and is revealed to be Cloak. The silent woman sheds her coat, showing herself to be Dagger, while the thugs fire upon Cloak. She dispatches the gangsters with her light knives, as Cloak overwhelms them with his darkness. Later, aided by Cloak and Dagger, Jason and the other runaways are set up at runaway shelters.

Fans have demanded it and now, at long last, the Badger returns! A brand new story ripped from today's headlines, from the inimitable Mike Baron! Badger as you've never seen him: Raw! Furious! Crazier than Randy Quaid! Jim Fern's art will astonish! With a killer variant cover by Paul Pope!

It was originally advertised as a story comprised as a twelve issue maxi-series, but poor sales led it to only going up to seven. The overall plot has yet to be concluded with even the writer stating that he considers it a "dud" and that he had no real end planned out for the series.

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Punisher takes on Star Wars-based technology as an advanced group of criminals attempt to flee into space!

Badger, that ‘80s stalwart, is back to do more than just save comics like he did last month… this time, he’s here to save the entire world. In the first issue of an all-new, five-part Badger adventure written by creator Mike Baron, Badger finds himself up against amazing odds that take him from a small-town jail cell to, well, you’ll have to see it to believe it, Larry.

Five issues mini series.