WONDER WOMAN: THE TRUE AMAZON is Jill Thompson’s original graphic novel reimagining of the early years of the Amazon Princess Diana, who would grow up to become Wonder Woman. This fully painted graphic novel is unlike any Wonder Woman tale you have ever read, told as only Eisner Award- winning writer/artist Thompson could. When young Diana has the fawning attention of a nation, she grows spoiled. But a series of tragic events take their toll, and Diana must learn to grow up, take responsibility, and seize her destiny

AT LONG LAST, THE FINAL REALM OF POWER IN THE GRIMM FAIRY TALES UNIVERSE IS REVEALED... AND THERE'S NEVER BEEN AN OZ QUITE LIKE THIS! This modern take on the story re-imagines the classic tale in the signature Zenescope style. The Witches of OZ are searching for a lost weapon of power known as the Veridian Scepter. Their quest leads them to the most unlikely of places...the farmlands of Kansas and the home of the unlikeliest of heroes... Dorothy Gale. Incredible cover art by superstars J. Scott Campbell, Artgerm, Eric Basaldua, and Ale Garza! The epic Oz adventure starts here!

Reporter Phil Sheldon investigates a dark and hopeless world where no supermen or women were created from amazing accidents, instead they have all died horrible deaths, or worse.

Strikeback! is a series co-created by Jonathan Peterson and Kevin Maguire. The series was first published by Bravura (Malibu) but only 3 of the proposed 6 issues were ever put out. The creators later took the series to Image comics, which re-published issues 1-3, and wrapped up with issue 5.The interior art and story for issues 1-3 is almost completely identical to the Bravura issues (1-3). The Image series is printed on a non-glossy paper and the cameo of the Finster is replaced with a cameo of Savage Dragon in issue 1. Also in issue 3, the two page spreads are correctly printed in order in the Image volume versus being broken up on different pages (and very hard to read) in the Bravura volume. Kevin Maguire drew all new covers for the Image issues.

"The hassle squad's phonebook" is the second collection of stories that appeared on zerocalcare.it. Bittersweet, as it is in its most intimate style, Zerocalcare tells itself by retracing the stories of the last two years of the blog, including the now classic "Save every five minutes", "When a famous man dies", "I quarrels on the internet" and " The demon of availability".