The mother of all Spider-Woman sagas! Writer Dennis Hopeless takes Jessica Drew on a life-transforming journey ― beginning by embroiling her in the multidimensional insanity of SPIDER-VERSE! Then, Jess heads back into the investigating business with reporter Ben Urich at her side. And their first case is a doozy: Someone is kidnapping super villains' loved ones! Get ready for a new nemesis in Lady Caterpillar ― and a prickly Silver Age bad guy joins Team Spider-Woman! But he isn't the only addition to the cast: Jess is a mother-to-be! What a terrible time to be abducted by Skrulls! And just as Jess' baby arrives, the Marvel Universe erupts in a second superhuman Civil War! Will new mom Spider-Woman stand against her best friend, Captain Marvel? Collects SPIDER-WOMAN (2014) #1-10, SPIDER-WOMAN (2015) #1-5 and #8-17, and material from AMAZING SPIDER-MAN (2015) #1.

Wolverine is a man haunted by his past. Professor X is a master of the mind. Now, the sins of the past and the secrets inside one man's head will come for them both.

Emily--and her band, the Strangers--are going on tour! But another band is getting all the attention as Awesomely Awesome Records plots to edge Emily's crew out of the rock-and-roll scene. The nefarious record company is also hiding something terrible. It's up to the Strangers to discover what's behind the recent feline disappearances and find a way to drop the bass on the culprits. Emily the Strange creator Rob Reger reteams with cowriter Mariah Huehner (True Blood, Angel) and artist Cat Farris (Angry Birds) for a brand-new, full-color story full of evil record companies, stray-cat struts, science, and music!

The indicia of issue #1 has the title of the series as "Drunken Kid" this was fixed with issue #2.

What if Humphrey Bogart had picked up a bullwhip, and become a B-Western movie star? Well, you’d’ve gotten a personality onscreen very much like…Lash LaRue!! The King of the Bullwhip is here in all his glory, in a superb collection reprinting some of the very best Golden Age Lash stories from his Fawcett Comics series of the late 1940′s and early ’50′s- several in FULL COLOR!! You’ll see “Lash LaRue and the Frontier Phantom” (in color), “The General’s Last Stand”, “Justice’s Conscience”, and “Background For Murder”. (color) All artwork by Tony Sgroi. , color lobby card repros from “Outlaw Country” and “Son of a Bad Man”; a short text adventure, “Lash LaRue Plays A Dual Role”, and a personal letter FROM LASH HIMSELF!! All that and great slick photo reproductions on the back and inside covers. A four-color celebration of a real cinematic one-of-a-kind.