David B. (Epileptic, The Armed Garden) sets out to explore the uncharted territories of overflowing and dusty shelves of Paris' legendary book shops. His journey quickly turns into an obsessive vision quest in pursuit of a mysterious 19th Century journal: Incidents In the Night. Mountains of books become sites of archeological digs as the author excavates layers of myth, fact and fiction in search of the elusive thread that links them all. Along the way he stumbles on fanatical Bonapartists, occult conspiracies, and the angel of death. Incidents in the Night is an intricate, ever-expanding web of dream and reality exquisitely translated by novelist Brian Evenson

Detective Coogan knows well that there are some pretty shady freaks out there in the big city but he doesn't know that some of those freaks aren't human. He learns it the hard way, and ends up on the wrong side of a bullet in this new series that mixes horror and noir into a tightly wound nightmare of twists and turns.

Comic book version of the TV sitcom and cartoon that aired on NBC from 1986 to 1990 featuring an Alien Life Form (ALF) living with a family. ALF wants to learn more about Christmas shopping and comes up with a plan to tag along on a shopping trip in “Shop Around the Clock.” Then ALF needs to get the Tanners a Christmas present and comes up with the perfect solution in “Snowman is an Island.” In “The Return of Crazy Critter” ALF has to become the mascot again for the high school football team. In “The Gift of the Melmagi” ALF tells the Tanners a favorite Melmac holiday story. In “WOTIF the 12 Days of Christmas Happened on Melmac?” we get to see an ALF version of the classic Christmas song, “The 12 Days of Christmas.” In “23 Ski-Do’s and Don’ts” ALF causes an avalanche during the Tanners’ vacation at a ski resort and has to rescue them. And in “ALF Lang Syne,” the Tanners are holding a New Year’s Eve party without ALF and it just doesn’t seem the same.

A unique take on the unrealized invention of the computer in the 1830s by the eccentric polymath Charles Babbage and his accomplice, the daughter of Lord Byron, Ada, Countess of Lovelace. When Ada translated Babbage's plans for the "Difference Engine," her footnotes contained the first appearance of the general computing theory, 100 years before an actual computer was built. Sydney Padua gives us an alternate reality in which Lovelace and Babbage build the Difference Engine, and then use it to do battle with the American banking system, the publishing industry, their own fears that their project will lose funding, and a villainous street musician who will force the two friends to reevaluate their priorities-"for the sake of both London and science."

The saga of Mowgli and his brothers, adapted from Rudyard Kipling's THE JUNGLE BOOK by comics legends Gil Kane and P. Craig Russell! Originally presented in MARVEL FANFARE #8-11. Includes sneak previews for the upcoming Marvel Illustrated line of books featuring the Last of the Mohicans and more!