Writer Garth Ennis brought his dark sense of humour to World War II as he teamed up with Carlos Ezquerra on Adventures of the Rifle Brigade. The story followed one of the toughest and strangest squadrons of the British army on their adventures behind enemy lines. Led by Captain Darcy, a stiff upper-lipped officer of the realm, the group was a dangerous collection of psychos and oddballs consisting of Second Lieutenant Cecil Milk, a weedy old Etonian; Sergeant Crumb, the largest soldier in the British army; Corporal Geezer, a psycho who had killed 413 before joining the army; Hank the Yank, a cigar - stomping caricature of old World War II heroes; and finally the Piper, a Scottish Bagpiper whose music was so bad it made people's ears bleed. The Rifle Brigade was caught by the Gestapo but escaped and blew up a V2 research facility before making it back to Blighty. Full of over-the-top humor, Adventures of the Rifle Brigade proved to be one of the funnier takes on World War II and Ennis went on to complete a second series.

Narcotics Officer Denise Chambers comes from a family of law enforcers. Now, someone is picking them off one by one, and she'll have to figure out who's taking an axe to her family tree before it's too late.

This series continues from Black Rider (1950).Western Tales of Black Rider continues as Gunsmoke Western with issue #32. That series continues it's 46 issue run in until July, 1963 with issue #77.

A fan favorite holiday character returns! When Jing again breaks her parents rules, she is forced to spend Christmas Eve GROUNDED. But when Santa is also caught in a lie, he has to share the same punishment! Neither father nor daughter can leave the North Pole until they apologize, and with the contentious Kringles not speaking to each other, Christmas is doomed!

The iconic Elephantmen debuts as a comiXology Original title with issue #1 of Elephantmen 2261: The Death of Shorty, a 5-issue monthly mini-series. Blade Runner meets Planet of the Apes in the next adventure of the pulp science fiction series Elephantmen, which debuted nearly 15 years and 80 issues ago from Image Comics. This all-new story is a whodunnit that draws our heroes, Hip Flask and Jack Farrell, into the curious death of an Elephantman known to his friends as “Shorty”. Described by J.J. Abrams as “An Awesome and Unexpected Story. You Must Check it out!” and lauded by Andy Serkis as “Bold, Mythic and heartbreakingly cool, Starkings’ universe is a breed apart!” Part of the comiXology Originals line of exclusive digital content only available on comiXology and Kindle.