The JLA is used to dealing with threats from outer space, but the one they’re faced with in this case isn’t something they can fight head-on. It’s a virus of some kind, spreading from a meteor that struck near a small village in Africa, incredibly virulent, and with no apparent cause or cure. The JLA has to contain the threat, quarantine the area, search for a cure, and deal with the panic and unrest the news of the virus causes, plus the resentment and fear caused by their very attempts to help. All at once. Such a task would strain the resources of any roster, but fortunately the JLA has some of the most powerful and well-respected members the world has ever seen.

A vampire paramilitary team must find their missing member and solve the mystery of an usual Iraqi national treasure stolen by an enemy vampire team that's working hard and quickly, trying to unlock it's secrets.

The world has gone horribly wrong. A waking nightmare where a totalitarian despot rules a devastated countryside. Where mutated animals walk like men... and enslaved humanity crawls to avoid its master's whip. This is a world where justice fell into the sea with the California coastline, and hope is blanketed in the pea-green mist that darkens the sky. A world in desperate need of a hero... a Rebel. Populated with characters both familiar and shocking, this book challenges expectations of mainstream super hero comics, and establishes a new breed of hero for the Marvel Universe. Expect a unique band of freedom fighters forging their own Trail of Tears through a gamma-irradiated desert the best way they can. No excuses asked for, none given. Expect the worst mankind has to offer bubbling to the surface of America, and spilling out over the godforsaken west. Expect a reluctant hero of a different breed. A man with the power to blaze his own trail, but just a man nonetheless.

Before the Brotherhood, before his greatest battles with the X-Men , there was a man named Erik Magnus, gathering mutants to join his cause. Does the young Magneto have what it takes to build an army? And what does all of this have to do with The Absorbing Man?

A British Horror anthology. There have been some stand out talents to have stories ran in 666 The Mark of the Beast, writers like Peter Miligan and Alan Moore as well as artists like John Higgins.