Getting yourself a girlfriend is easy, according to Richard. All you need is papier mache, string, soft material, a balloon, some old fashioned bellows, and a good pair of scissors. The difficult bit is keeping her secret. Set in an English suburb in the early 1990s, this is the story of Richard's all-consuming passion for creating 'girls' from household objects. But as his hobby begins to flourish, his real life friendships and family relationships deteriorate.

Gra-Mo is next to unveil his invention to the Science Council, an android, to replace the city's robot labor force. Gra-Mo's android, however, is completely non-functional. Gra-Mo accuses Jor-El of ruining his invention, with emissions from the Phantom Zone Projector. Kweskill witnesses Gra-Mo take possession of the city's robot police force, and spitefully wreak havoc with it. Gra-Mo is swiftly arrested. Gra-Mo is the last criminal to be sentenced to exile in space. The Science Council has approved Jor-El's petition to use the Phantom Zone projector to incarcerate future criminals. Kweskill bears witness to the crimes of each of the multitude of criminals sentenced to the Phantom Zone.

This was the first series featuring Phil Hester's enigmatic character The Wretch.Hester's stories from this series are reprinted in The Wretch Volume Two: The Devil's Lullaby.

Terror is born anew in this dark reimagining of Sabrina the Teenage Witch's origin. On the eve of her sixteenth birthday, the young sorceress finds herself at a crossroads, having to choose between an unearthly destiny and her mortal boyfriend, Harvey. But a foe from her family's past has arrived in Greendale, Madame Satan, and she has her own deadly agenda. Archie Comic's latest horror sensation starts here!

All vintage s-f reprints, from cover to cover!! The absolute cream of the crop among classic science fiction comics from the Golden Age of the 1940's and '50's. Start off with a Reed Crandall drawn episode of his "Interplanetary Police" series, done with Ray Willner for the Buster Brown shoestore giveaway comics, titled "Space Magnet". It features the gorgeous villaiess, the Space Siren. Then, there's George Evans doing an installment of "The Lost World", from Fiction House's Planet Comics. Then, a futuristic romance, set in outer space, with Bernie Krigstein's "Jealousy On Kano" More Planet Comics adventure ( this one from #16 ) with "Mars, God Of War", drawn by Joe Doolin; and Gale Allen and the Girl Squadron, illustrated by H. C. Kiefer. Plus, Mysta Of The Moon ( from Planet #53 ) drawn by Matt Baker, and "Cerebex" ( from Planet #73 ) by Bill Benulus. Plus, Youthful Magazine's Captain Sciece in "The Martian Slavers", by Joe Orlando and Wally Wood. Old fashioned space opera at it's best, with loads of babes and B. E. M.s Color painted cover, interiors are black and white with graytones.