In an ancient New England town, the family of a deceased sorceror suffers under mysterious illnesses, and the only clue to their maladies is a burning slip of paper with the word "Father" scrawled in an inhuman hand. Attempting to reveal the origin of the curse, the youngest son, Brandon Waite, is forced to dip into his father's bag of evil tricks, conjuring demons and fighting for his own soul. A deal with the devil leads to a demonic battle in the center of the quaint, doomed Massachusetts town. Scott Allie (writer of Star Wars: Empire and editor of Hellboy and Buffy) teams with Paul Lee, creator of Lurid, and Brian Horton, Art Director for video-game producer The Collective -- who together have created the acclaimed painted covers forBuffy the Vampire Slayer, and the illustrated novelCreatures Habit -- to create a modern nightmare, a graphic novel that turns family and love on end. Colored by Dave Stewart (Hellboy, Human Target), The Devil's Footprints combines moody, atmospheric horror with two-fisted demon fighting.

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The Marvel Bumper Comic was fortnightly Marvel UK title reprinting a variety of strips from various licensed Marvel titles, most of which had already seen print in another of Marvel UK's titles. Early issues included Slimer from the Real Ghostbusters, Doctor Who strips from Incredible Hulk Presents and Doctor Who Magazine, Lew Stringer's Combat Colin, Scooby-Doo and Popeye, but strips rotated from issue to issue so that during the series run characters such as Count Duckula, Tom and Jerry, C-3PO and R2-D2 (from the Droids comic, rather than Star Wars), the Defenders of the Earth, William Tell, the Hulk and Spider-Man all appeared. With issue 28 it absorbed Marvel UK's Alf comic. The first issue was cover dated 1st October 1988, and the final, thirty-first issue 22nd July 1989. There was also a single holiday special released.

In Middle America, a man becomes alienated from the governing System that has turned him into merely a number. When the System he despises loses his identity, it becomes his opportunity to live outside the rules. This is the origin of the man called Cobra Commander. Seeking out those who share his loathing for the System, he forms an organization that will threaten our country's very freedom, creating the need for a daring, highly trained special missions force, codename: G.I.JOE.

In a saloon in the town of Tull, the last gunslinger is approached by a bizarre figure that has a message for him. The message is terrifying. What’s worse, it is delivered by a dead man named Nort whose corpse was animated to serve this very purpose. And that is only the beginning of the horrors awaiting the gunslinger in this strange place deep within Mid-World. We continue Roland Deschain’s quest for the Man in Black that has become his obsession.