The Hellboy series is published as a series of self-contained but still inter-connected mini-series and one-shots. This mini-series represents issues 37-44 in the ongoing Hellboy meta-series. It was preceded byHellboy: In the Chapel of Moloch and followed by Hellboy: The Bride of Hell.

Issue #3 continues into issue #0 of the 1999 Lady Pendragon series.

Series continues as "The Phantom" (By Charlton, 1969).

THE ORIGINAL MANGA IS ADAPTED INTO ENGLISH FOR THE FIRST TIME! Time and again, the Avengers have assembled to save the Earth from destruction. But they've never had to face a threat as gruesome and UNDEAD as this one!

In this story we see here rare comet that has a very special name to it beacuse of the power it holds. Eventually this comet comes close enough to where Galactus and Thanos both notice its power but what they did know was what lies inside the comets crystal was was no ordinary crystal but lived a being of devastating power who was bent on destruction.

Collected in Annihilation Classic.

The return of a fan-favorite Conan creative team!King Conan grows weary of the crown. When an old soldier visits him with talk of a cursed relic and rumors of Pictish tribes preparing a full-scale invasion on Aquilonia's borders, Conan eagerly embarks on what could be his final adventure! A fan-favorite team expands on Robert E. Howard's unfinished "Wolves beyond the Border" tale! A perfect companion piece to King Conan: The Hour of the Dragon!

(Note: Gen-Active #4 acts as a follow-up to this issue as well as the Wildcore series).

25 years ago, YOUNGBLOOD launched the Image Revolution and turned the comics world on its head! Now the original blockbuster hit series returns with an all-new cast and a brand-new mission! When a young hero goes missing, his friend's search for answers leads to some unexpected allies. Together, they'll do whatever it takes to find him...even if it means resurrecting the world's most infamous super-team.

Romance is in the air in the DCU with special romance tales featuring Wonder Woman, Batgirl, Batman, Catwoman, Superman, Aquaman, Apollo, Midnighter, Nightwing and more! Plus, perforated Valentine's Day cards!

Young Men started as a romance-based title named Cowboy Romances for issue 1, 2 and 3. It then became a war-based title named Young Men with issue 4 (even adding the words "on the Battlefield" to its title for several issues) until issue 24, when it became a revived super-hero title. The changes reflected the changing moods of this particular era's comic readers. With issue #24, Publisher Martin Goodman and writer Stan Lee tried to revive successful heroes from the Golden Age - Human Torch & Toro, Captain America & Sub-Mariner. Although initially greeted with enthusiasm, this mini revival was short lived. Within 12 months of Young Men #24, Torch & Cap's own titles would be revived (and canceled again) - followed soon after by the cancellation of Sub-Mariner.

Superboy and Impulse decide that the perfect way to cheer up their depressed buddy Robin is to go into Gotham and fix things up. It's a mistake they quickly learn to regret when they find themselves needing help in fending off the bizarre plant woman called Ferak and the Kobra strike force that's closing in.

Brain-eating steroid monks; psycho werewolf punks; severed, screaming heads on fire; point-blank napalm strikes - and that's just the first 12 pages! Get ready for breakneck horror action like you've never seen before from the twisted creative minds that brought you Bastard Samurai, Miles Gunter (NYC Mech, Zombee, Weird War Tales) and Kelsey Shannon (Invincible, X-Men: Unlimited, Batman Adventures)! Get ready for Yeti vs. Vampire!

In the dystopian nations of Battleworld, the mutants of New York City must fight to survive the rule of the Sentinels! At their center is Kate Pryde, a heroine tried and tested by war, and mother of the last mutant ever to be born before the purges of the Mutant Control Act! With revolution on the wind, the X-Men are not a broken team with nothing left to lose, but a desperate family with more at risk than ever before!

When the Pitiful One decides that he's tired of being dead, he assembles a posse of Marvel's deadest villains to attack the world of the living. And it's up to Doctor Strange to stop him and his evil cohorts...but he needs help from...well, you know. With Kraven the Hunter, Tike Alicar, and a few other surprise, dead guests.

The series follows a group of new mutants in the year of 2099. It lasted only until issue 6, after which it (and many other 2099 titles) where put together in the "2099: World of Tomorrow" series.

Collects X-Factor (1986) #108-109, Uncanny X-Men (1963) #319-321, X-Men (1991) #38-41 & Cable (1993) #20. Legion, the supremely powerful son of Charles Xavier, wants to change the world - and he's traveled back in time to kill Magneto to do it! Can the X-Men stop him, or will the world as we know it cease to exist? Featuring the last day of Cable's life; Gambit vs. Sabretooth; the beginning of Archangel and Psylocke's relationship; and Mystique, bent on revenge! Witness the final moments in the lives of the X-Men before their world changes forever!

Before she can come home to the X-Men, Betsy Braddock has one final mission - settle the score once and for all with the man who's been hunting her across the multiverse. If she hopes to survive, Psylocke's going to have to use every weapon at her disposal...and possibly cross a line no X-Man ever has before!

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Collects All-New X-Men (2015) #9-11, Extraordinary X-Men #8-12, Uncanny X-Men (2016) #6-10.As mutantkind's oldest enemy haunts the X-Men once again, three teams face war on multiple fronts, across different eras! The All-New X-Men are on a mission to write their own futures — especially Evan Sabahnur, destined to one day become Apocalypse! Trapped in Ancient Egypt, is he willing to escape his fate by changing the course of history? A thousand years from now, the Extraordinary X-Men are Homo superior's last hope against Apocalypse — but his newest Horseman is one of their own! And the Uncanny X-Men are drawn into the fray when Archangel once again assumes the guise of Death. Does this mean Apocalypse is rising again in the present — or will Magneto's team face a new kind of Genocide?