In an alternate world, we find the story of a blinded child with special senses who lived in feudal Japan. Growing out of the shadow of his father's failure, the blind youth emerged to stand against an evil overlord as the samurai known as Devil Who Dares!

In times of yore did a forbidden love arise between Valgar of Valta, son of Halgerr the Golden-Haired, and Astridr, daughter of Thorgerr, and to them a son was born, Gunnar. But Thorgerr was a mighty lord, and with his hundred warriors hunted the couple down, ensorcelling his daughter and banishing her husband. Now, to rescue his true love, Valgar must embark upon a long and perilous quest that will take him into the forest depths to meet the monster called Ogerth the Serpentine, and the far south to fight the beastly devourers alongside Skarperdinn. But Skarperdinn's wife has other plans…

Every man, woman and child in the Marvel Universe remembers where they were the day that Captain America died. But what if the event that forever changed the heart of heroics had never actually happened? And what if the hero that helped define the post-Civil War era had fallen in Cap's place? Join us for a tale of death, mourning and rebirth as we ask the question on everyone's mind: "What if Iron Man had died instead of Captain America"?

A special one-shot in time for Valentine's Day, showing cupit's work in the Marvel Universe.

Three issues mini-series.

They saved Manhattan from certain doom…but will they be able to save themselves? The saga of Marvel’s everyday heroes continues in THE CALL. As they become something more than human, the fight begins to retain their humanity.

First time in print! A long-dead gangster is terrorizing Times Square, wreaking horrific havoc on a building that once housed a spirited speakeasy. But the place is now a toy store, and when the ghostly gangster starts shooting ectoplasmic bullets at terrified patrons, the Ghosbusters - Egon, Ray, Peter, and Winston - are called in to nab the speakeasy spook! Written by Brian Lynch (Angel, Spike, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) and illustrated Marcelo Mueller (Lady Death, Aliens), Ghostbusters: Time Scare! serves as a hauntingly hilarious gateway into IDW's smash-hit line of Ghostbusters comics!

Get ready for the most earth-shattering, world-destroying, insurance-rate hiking event in Marvel history since the last one! Wyatt Cenac and Elliott Kalan of “The Daily Show” lead a cavalcade of comedy’s finest minds to answer the questions about the Marvel Universe you were ashamed to ask! The Marvel U will be rocked down to its spandex-wearing core! Be ashamed. Be VERY ashamed!

Look for the other half of the tale in Devi/Witchblade #1 from Virgin Comics in May!

What If? has become a corner staple in the Marvel Universe by spotlighting "the road not traveled" by many of its heroes & villains as well as the domino effect that the point of divergence creates. What If? 200 offers two titanic tales - the main story is one with a different POV on Siege, "What If Norman Osborn Won the Siege of Asgard?" What if the Sentry didn't lose control of the Void during battle, allowing for the Siege to ultimately decimate our heroes? With Osborn on top of the world, only one force stands in his way: Doom... and he's not alone as he rebuilds the Cabal with the X-Men?! The second tale is one that will be talked about amongst the multiverse: the murder of Galactus at the hands of... the WATCHER!?

Bloodseed is programmed to deliver a genetic communication housed in his body. To do it, he'll have to fight his way through a savage land populated with every kind of deviant known to humanity!

OneNation is the story of Paragon, the first superhero on earth, and his journey to save humanity from nefarious secret societies, global war, and a rising generation of super humans called Keramats.

A special one-shot issue paying homage to the late Dwayne McDuffie and the world of Milestone Media. Written by Felicia Henderson with tribute material from Milestone co-founder Denys Cowan and other Milestone alumni, this issue re-establishes Static's place in the DCU.

The villains take center stage as the foes of the Fantastic Four step into the forefront. After years of continued defeat at the hands of the FF, why would a person continue to attempt something he has learned to be impossible? Get inside the heads of all your favorite FF FOES as we watch their capers from start to finish!

This book mainly consists of short stories done by the founders of Image Comics. The first story is by Rob Liefeld and is about his character Troll and his introduction into the Youngblood program. Next is a Stormwatch story by Jim Lee and Brandon Choi and a quick glimpse at Stormwatch Prime and their current status. Todd McFarlane does four pin ups showcasing characters he will be introducing into his Spawn series. Erik Larsen's story involves The Savage Dragon and the shows the risks of being involved with someone who is superpowered. Marc Silvestri show's the origin of Stryker from Cyberforce and Jim Valentino's Shadowhawk shows how he deals with criminals.

Having left his realm to Blackheart, Mephisto has grown bored. Searching for diversion, he discovers a different universe, that of the Top Cow heroes. He is especially drawn to the power of Sara Pezzini and the Witchblade. He soon formulates a plot to make Pezzini his bride, while he would rule this dimension. He schemes to draw into his web Jamie Tarleton, a.k.a. Fist of Weapon Zero, as well as N'Golth, leader of the transdimensional race, the T'Srri. All that remains is to find a means to travel to this other universe. Finally, Mephisto hits upon the key: the Power Cosmic of the Silver Surfer.

Although the cover of this issue is based on the cover of X-Force #2, the difference is the addition of rainbows and puppy dogs springing from the blades and claws of Wolverine, X-23 and Warpath! Despite this nod to the kiddies, this issue retains the Parental Advisory.

The incredible Inhumans have long been allies to the FF in defending the Earth, but what happens when they leave it? And what awaits them when they come back? See for yourself in a saga where treachery, intrigue and buried secrets reach from the depths of space to deep within Inhuman history! Guest-starring Ronan and Starlord of Annihilation!

After Stan Lee and Jack Kirby completed their incredible run of 102 issues between 1961 and 1970, there was a 103rd issue that they started on. Some pages were used in a flashback sequence in issue 108. Stan Lee has worked with Joe Sinnott to finish Kirby's page to finally present this issue in its entirety.

The Invisible Woman is dead! As Reed cradles his murdered wife, lost in grief, and Ben rampages after Sue’s killer, Johnny defiantly decides to do whatever it takes- no matter the cost or consequence- to see his sister alive again. What he does will change the way the Fantastic Four look at him forever. “A Death in the Family”- not a dream, not a hoax...and not to be missed (Note: this digital comic only contains the original main story from this issue and does not include the reprint stories).