The second series featuring Hesters oddball superhero with a great sense of visual style. The silent, silhouetted guardian of Glass City defends its citizens from weird menaces with his own weird powers. This issue: The End of the World!

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Dark Horse celebrates 20 years with a pinup comic that's out of this world! Eric Powell draws Star Wars, Adam Hughes draws Hellboy, and Joss Whedon makes his artistic debut-that's just a smidge of what's included in this 25-cent gift to all the fans who've supported Dark Horse Comics through our first twenty years! Dark Horse Comics is proud to present Dark Horse Twenty Years, a collection of original art by a distinguished list of Dark Horse creators, past and present. Every page holds a different piece, each showcasing a character from the company's history of great original and licensed properties. Instead of drawing their own creations, these jaw-dropping talents have traded characters, each offering an unexpected take on one of the icons of Dark Horse. Legends of comics drawing the characters you'd never expect. You won't see this much talent in the same place for another twenty years!

The Kid From Dodge City ran in 1957 for only 2 issues.

Commando Adventures was published during 1957 for a total of 2 issues.

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Twelve issue anthology series published by Eternity Comics in 1988 to 1989.

Published in 1994 as a single issue.

1st Appearance of The FEM FORCE. (ALL GIRL SQUAD) Femme Force One: The All Girl Squad [Phantom Lady; Miss Victory; Synn; Blonde Bomber; Tara] Rare Issue. Prelude to FEM FORCE “First historic issue of this long-running independant comics smash hit from the creative genius of Bill Black. Initial offering of the only successful ongoing series ever to feature a team of super-powered women

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The 1999 NATO bombing of Serbia. A grenade shell from a Sarajevo souvenir shop. A refrigerator with the frozen mummy of Tito... These serve as the starting point for a journey further and further down the collective unconscious of the Balkans, where the borders between dream and reality are erased and redrawn until they form a tale as exciting as it is fantastic, a tale which could be about our times and a war-torn Europe but just as well might be a deep dive into the psyches of its authors or a discussion about the essence of drawing. Bosnian Flat Dog is the result of a unique collaboration between two of Sweden's most internationally renowned cartoonists, Death and Candy and Pixy creator Max Andersson and Lars Sjunnesson. Each of them contributed to every single drawing to the extent that they no longer can tell themselves exactly who did what. This has lead to the emergence of an independent artistic entity which is neither of the two, but something else, at once familiar and unknown and perhaps a little bit scary.

My Love Story ran during 1956 through 1957 for 9 issues.

Continued from Navy Action, Sailor Sweeney ran during 1956 for 3 issues. This series then continued back into Navy Action.

Sergeant Barney Barker ran during 1956 for only 3 issues. This series then continued into G.I. Tales.

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Continued from Justice, the series was renamed as Tales of Justice starting with issue 53. The series ran from 1955 until 1957 for 15 issues, after which the series ended.

Devil-Dog Dugan ran in 1956 for only 3 issues. This series then continued into Tales Of The Marines.

Caught For Young Folk ran during 1956 through 1957 for 5 issues.

Police Action ran during 1954 for 7 issues.