Collects Journey Into Mystery (1952) #110-125 and Annual #1, Thor (1966) #126-130, and material from Not Brand Echh #3.Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, the creative team that sparked the Marvel revolution, set off on Asgardian adventures featuring the fight to end all fights between Thor and the Incredible Hulk! There's also the return of the Grey Gargoyle, the debut of the Absorbing Man and the unstoppable Destroyer, Thor and Loki's exile to Skornheim and the introduction of Hercules and the Greek gods! And it all leads to an epic adventure that pits Thor against Hercules and concludes in the depths of Pluto's Underworld! Lest we forget, Tales of Asgard backs up every issue with the origins of Marvel's Norse pantheon of heroes, villains and mystic lands; the secrets of Ragnarok; and much more!

Collects Cable: Blood & Metal #1-2, Uncanny X-Men (1981) #294-296, X-Factor (1986) #84-86, X-Men (1991) #14-16, X-Force (1991) #16-19, Stryfe's Strike File #1, New Warriors (1990) #31.Stryfe strikes! First, Cable dives headfirst into his own explosive limited series as secrets from his past are revealed! Then, when Professor X is attacked — and Cable is the prime suspect — X-Factor and the X-Men hunt down X-Force! Mister Sinister, the Horsemen of Apocalypse and the Mutant Liberation Front are all embroiled in the epic conflict as Cable’s archenemy Stryfe orchestrates his vengeance on the world! Can the combined X-teams rescue Cyclops and Jean Grey? Will Apocalypse save Professor X’s life? And what is the shocking connection between Stryfe and Cable? In the battle’s aftermath, X-Force must decide its own fate. It’s time for new costumes, new purpose and a new direction!

Teen Titans Giant is an anthology series exclusive to Walmart stores. This 100-page comic features a new multi-part continuing story and reprinted stories featuring young super-heroes.

Coraline was a book written by Neil Gaiman. The book follows a young girl (Coraline) who moved to a new building with her parents. The building is home to not just her family but a few other folks as well. As Coraline discovers throughout the book, this building is not quite what it seems. Upon entering a door that supposedly led to the apartment next to her family's (which she was instructed NOT to do) she discover's a whole new seemingly better world. The other world is complete with her "other mother" and "other father" who are just like her parents only having buttons for eyes. However, as she comes to discover, there is something much more sinister going on in this "other world". Will Coraline be able to face her demons and save her real parents from the clutches of the "other mother" or will she be trapped in this "other world" forever?

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