The full story of the seminal underground Sometime Stories can be found on McCarthy's website. In brief, he describes it thus:"Sometime Stories by myself and Brett was drawn in 1976, and released in 1977. Needless to say the publisher ripped us off and we never got paid, and some ulcerous swine ran off with the artwork for number 2...It was a shame it never made it past the first issue...We felt we were going in a totally new direction. Something that was truly British in flavour, but different in its attitude. There were some ridiculous concepts in Sometime Stories. I still particularly like The Red Slug, a very Rog 2000 inspired piece by Brett, and also the main villain of the comic, the deranged Crinkum Crankum who was in fact 'Reason For Man's Existence's Brother'. I liked the Gruff as well, with Mr Skreet-nite and The Royal Blank, who were all basic 'Hat' villains along the lines of Ditko's Crimemaster and The Shadow. I'm still very fond of Brett's creation Felix Adler, which is still in a way my favourite character of his. Finn Mac Cool was based on my continuing interest in most things Irish."Much of the inspired weirdness of both men's later work is already very much apparent in Sometime Stories, infused with heavy doses of '60s pop surrealism, Irish folklore and then-current punk rock attitude.

A friendship fumbles and falls apart after an uncertain encounter in this graphic novel from a remarkable new voice. Parrish’s emotionally loaded, painted graphic novel is is a visual tour de force, always in the service of the author’s themes: navigating queer desire, masculinity, fear, and the ever-in-flux state of friendships.

The first half of the full color series origin! It's the night of the "Chaos Campus" volleyball tournament between partnered sororities Epsilon Alpha Zeta Upsilon and Alpha Zeta Zeta. During the after party zombies decide to crash the festivities!

When a fire stalls a swank production of MacBeth, our "Man with the Action Packed Expense Account" -JOHNNY DOLLAR-(two-fisted insurance investigator) is called in to sort things out. On the scene he meets a gaggle of thespians who all have their reason to see the production axed. But the felonys start to stack up as arson is followed by MURDER! Can Johnny nab the brute behind it before his own epitaph is added to his world-famous ledger? Written with crackle and pop by (Marvel.com) David Gallaher, with classic-smooth art by (Veena) Eric Theriault!

Celebrating the 15th anniversary of its creation, Michael Turner's incredible vision of magic and wonder returns for an all-new volume! As the new age of magic continues in the shadows of this future landscape, Malikai and his friends try to enjoy a little down time, but such plans never seem to last. Grace continues to serve as a protector for all things magic, more specifically the dragons, but she is growing tired of having to keep the true power of the world a secret. And, there is a new danger on the horizon, a new figure in the Soulfire universe who may be the greatest threat to the fragile balance between magic and technology yet! Michael Turner and Aspen Comics’ flagship title commemorates its landmark fifteenth year and the creative team of long time Soulfire writer J.T. Krul (Teen Titans, Jirni), newcomer Chahine Ladjouze, and colorist Wes Hartman have joined forces to bring new readers as well as loyal fans alike a Soulfire story for the next generation!