It's Delia's first assignment, and she's a little pre-occupied with a couple of things: sex and violence. So be patient -- she's bound to make a few mistakes.

Caught and put to work as an on-call assassin for the French government, Killer has to adjust to working with a handler, a partner, and living life as a civilian. An underhanded target, a City Hall employee, leads Killer and his partner, Nicolas, toward a sinister web of city-wide corruption. But while Nicolas assures Killer that it's all for the greater good, will Killer ever be able to get back to his nihilistic lifestyle, free from debt and government associations?

So… once upon a time, a suburban housewife spent her nights as a mobster-murdering assassin, named JENNIFER BLOOD. Then she died…or did she? Because in the cozy cul-de-sacs of Bountiful, Utah, a noticeable number of normal people have gone missing. And by “normal,” I mean “mobsters under witness protection.” And by “missing,” I mean killed by someone that looks, sounds, and murders a lot like JENNIFER BLOOD… By FRED VAN LENTE (Wolverine) and VINCENZO FEDERICI (Red Sonja)!

Dr. Laura Regan is one of the world's foremost authorities on viral and bacteriological study. Having dedicated her career to halting the spread of infectious disease, she has always considered herself one of the good guys. But when her research partner is murdered and Laura is blamed for the crime, she finds herself at the heart of a vast and deadly conspiracy. Laura must evade law enforcement, mercenaries, and a team of cyber-detectives who know more about her life than she does - all while trying to expose a sinister plot that will impact the lives of every American.

Reprinting adventures of The Shadow from the 1930s and 1940s; written by Walter B. Gibson under the pseudonym Maxwell Grant. All these pulp novels were originally published by Street And Smith in the bi-weekly The Shadow Magazine. Gibson wrote 282 of the 325 Shadow novels published from 1931 to 1949.

One’s a natural born killer—a remorseless hunter restlessly prowling the night for victims to quench an unnatural bloodlust. The other’s a vampire. A bored vampire. His centuries of existence have left him world weary and detached, until one day his thirst is reinvigorated when the deadly and intricate work of the Sanguine Killer catches his eyes.

A Law-Enforcement teacher hunts down members of a crime organization in an attempt to curb an illegal autonomy inside the city.

Special $1 Debut Issue! Acclaimed crime novelist Gary Phillips returns to BOOM! with a new brand of crime! High finance and low-down greed rear their ugly heads as Jeff Sinclair, the premiere laundryman in San Francisco - and we're not talkin' wrinkled jeans and dirty gym socks - is unwillingly pulled into a dangerous gig laundering $25 million in stolen casino skim money. Forced to truly consider his line of work and the evil that he facilitates, Jeff must find a way to clean the cash and wash away his own sins. A grounded, gritty look at the world of money laundering in the vein of Elmore Leonard, The Rinse is a modern crime classic in the making! For fans of Ed Brubaker & Sean Phillips' Criminal!

Comes with two covers to collect!​

Based on the life and crimes of François Troukens, “Bandit” delves into the former armed robber’s childhood and early criminal acts, recounts some of his most famous and audacious heists and the life on the run that followed, and shows how even a Public Enemy Number One can change his ways and embark on the path towards redemption.

Great vintage western action with this thick comic reprinting stories from Avon's Jesse James series from the early 1950's. This book featured some of the best comics illustrators ever to tackle a western theme. Full story reprints, recreated exactly as they originally appeared, include "The Holdup At Hangman's Knot", "The Terror Peak Train Robbery", and "Trapped By The Pinkertons", all drawn by Everett Raymond Kinstler; "Operation: Jesse James", and "The Ghost Town Gunmen", both by Leonard Starr, and "Gunplay At Gallatin" and "Texas Killer", both by Joe Kubert. All this, plus text and photos by Bill Feret - "Jesse James Rides Again", and a complete filmography of all the movies that featured the Jesse James character...

Ethan Shade was one of the most inept, third-string supervillains on Earth. But now he may be the last supervillain on Earth. During a month long war, the world's superheroes banded together and wiped out the villains with the exception of Shade. He planned to take down one last bank, but the robbery doesn't quite go as planned, and at the end, Shade had accidentally murdered a popular local superhero. As he races for his life, and accidentally compounds his crimes over and over again, Shade realizes that he's at the centre of a web of deception orchestrated by the world's smartest evil genius, and must try to turn things around for himself before it's too late.

The Cask of Amontillado, the macabre story of ultimate revenge by Edgar Allan Poe. This haunting and sinister work is illustrated by artist Jason Strutz, adapted for the comic page by writer Enrica Jang. This 24-page full color comic segues directly into The House of Montresor, a full-length graphic novel and sequel to Poe's Cask of Amontillado, expanding and continuing Montresor's tale of murder and vendetta, fifty years after he commits the "perfect" crime.

Welcome to Raining Hills Asylum. Home to the damned and unwanted ranks of the criminally insane. Patient X recounts his story to Doctor Susan Parsons during a psychological review. His tale is one full of betrayal, murder and black magic. A twist of fate presents Patient X a chance of freedom and escape. Stand witness to the origin and birth of one of the most original and talked about characters from recent independent comics in this supernatural thriller. Read the book that Comicbooked called "An amazing comic series".

In Russia, on the eve of the revolution, a young student named Raskolnikov murders an old pawnbroker over a pocket watch. Although an innocent man is quickly arrested for the crime, Raskolnikovs's own published essay - suggesting that people who are "extra-ordinary" are above such things as "right" and "wrong" - draws the suspicion of judge Porfiry. Who will catch up to Raskolnikov first? Porfiry ? or his own guilty conscience?

Low-level mobster Callum Finney sees great opportunity when he discovers the secret identity of the super-hero Paragon.

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It's the winter of 1989 and Ethan is out of town, so this time, Anna has to tackle the job on her own. When a movie scream queen asks her to prove the mansion she's renovating isn't haunted, Anna will stumble into the decades-long mystery of one of Hollywood's most infamous murder houses... a place with many dark secrets - some of which might just kill her. Another hit from the award-winning creators of PULP, MY HEROES HAVE ALWAYS BEEN JUNKIES, CRIMINAL, and KILL OR BE KILLED - and a must-have for all ED BRUBAKER & SEAN PHILLIPS fans!

Mike Mignola! From the ancient warrior Gall Dennar, to Sir Edward Grey, to the B.P.R.D.'s Agent Howards, the iconic Hyperborean sword from the world of Hellboy has landed in many influential hands. And this has been no accident. Trace the sword's path through the adventures and encounters that finally brought it to Ragna Rok, at the end of the world, and witness the sword's journey through history. Hellboy creator Mike Mignola gives us a new tale from the world of Hellboy, cowritten by Rob Williams and featuring the art of Mignolaverse veteran Laurence Campbell to deliver never-before-seen Hellboy lore! • The story of the Hyperborean blade!

Published from December 1936 to April 1937 with 5 total issues numbered 1-5.