Tom and Jerry, Bugs and Daffy, Road Runner and Coyote... The list of classic rivals now has a new entry: Gina versus Penny! When the world's two smartest archaeologist/adventurers get into a punk-off, they start putting the "rank" in "prank!" A one-shot of outrageous one-shot gags from Fred Perry!

The once peaceful region of Alemar is threatened by the re-emergence of a powerful tribe hell-bent on settling in the area. Amidst the turmoil that their arrival has caused, Reena has made an incredible discovery which throws a new light upon the history of her tribe and the disasters that befell them. Reena struggles with the responsibilities that have been forced upon her, and seeks comfort in her amazing and secret find.

One is a cross-hatched Hyborian from the unforgiving steppes of Cimmeria. The other is a big-nosed buffoon from a land of cartoony chaos. Only in the addled brain of Sergio Aragones could these two mismatched warriors ever cross swords! Thomas Yeates lends his able pen to Mark Evanier's story of worlds colliding, as the indomitable barbarian Conan meets the insufferable birdbrain Groo. An epic crossover centuries in the making! Twice as much brawn as brains! Fantasy comics will never be the same! Collects #1 - #4 of the Dark Horse miniseries.

Reyn is a freelance swordsman and monster hunter who also might be the last of the legendary "Wardens" of the land of Fate, whose ranks long since faded into myth. He's haunted and driven by visions from a "guiding angel" who sets him on the path of a great quest- though Reyn's hardly the errant knight-type. He'll rescue and partner with the sorceress Seph, a member of a coven known as the Followers of Tek, hunted as heretics for their beliefs, but who may know what secrets Fate holds.

Dave McKean, famous for Arkham Asylum and his covers for Sandman, presents a highly allegorical tale of the dwellers of an apartment building. Running in parallel lines or tangentially, the differing lives each have their own tale to tell under the magic spin of McKean's brilliant imagery and story-telling. It's about a blocked painter, a controversial novelist, and a wise musician. It may be about God, about Jazz, about sex, but also about creativity and artistic fulfillment.

Amelia and Hector have been tossed into different worlds, leaving the remains of Omega Company and Lemmy have to battle The Council on their own! The fourth arc of the Amelia Cole adventures starts here!

Warren Ellis with collective artists from Avatar Press set this three issue exposition on select stories, conspiracies, deranged individuals and some of the most twisted beliefs raging on the world wide web. True to real depositions of paranoid-delusional maniacs who see nothing valid to the world beyond being a sick, carnal, and twisted place to suffer than exist. If you wish to read about "normal" on the opposite side of the fence, enjoy Bad World.

Amelia Cole lives in two worlds literally. One runs on magic, the other built on technology. When the barriers between those worlds start to break down, Amelia and her aunt Dani must take extreme action. It's the start of whole new world in adventure, magic, and excitement as Amelia Cole steps forward to do what she knows it right, even when the consequences might be wrong.

Chance, Xiong Mao and Ombre are three students, who enrolled at the Faculté des Études Académiques des Héros (FEAH) (Faculty of Academic Studies of Heroes), a university that trains superheroes. At the beginning of the academic year the students are grouped in teams of three, and the three end up together because no one else wants them in their team, due to their low grades on the entarnce exams. Bound by the rejection of the other students (and professors) they form a strong friendship. Between courses on strategy, history of superheroes and workshops on cultivating a public image or choosing the right superhero-outfit, they encounter numerous difficulties with the management of the university and some of their fellow students. After some issues with their respective lodgings, they live together in on old tower that they restored on campus. Only one professor, Funérailles, takes a liking to them and decides to give them a hand when needed. The complete cycle will compromise 7 issues.

One-shot connected to the Endgame story line begun in Tomb Raider #25, continued in Witchblade #60 and ended in EVO #1.

The idea for Daughter of Titan, was to create a superhero comic with one defining feature; a realistic female protagonist. Unfortunately, the realistic part falls short in other ways, even if you discount the superhero part. Apart from the odd expletive at using a super power, the reactions just don't feel natural. They started off okay, with her friend saying that maybe she thinks she did something but is actually in shock. Fair enough. But when said friend is saved and there's no possible explanation other than your best friend does in fact have super powers, the realism fails as there's no complete freak out or wanting to do tests as a lady of science. Instead it's just, well I have a suit you could use and is almost like pure acceptance of the powers. Moving straight onto a week ahead after Alena discovers she does actually have super strength probably doesn't help as it skips over all feelings and wonder over having this power and straight to acceptance by the comics heroine. Granted, there's only so much you can fit into a six-part miniseries, but it's still an odd time skip considering she's just discovered something amazing...

Collected in Back To Mysterious Island.

Vampirella and Sara join cannibal models.

Collects Amelia Cole #7-12!Magic do-gooder (or troublemaker, depending on who you ask) Amelia Cole is back, and this time, she's The Protector! What is The Hidden War? Who are Omega Company? And is the Protector cloak as itchy as it looks? The mysterious "Unknown World" becomes increasingly dangerous as Adam P. Knave & D.J. Kirkbride write, Nick Brokenshire illustrates, Rachel Deering letters, and Ruiz Moreno color assists Amelia Cole and The Hidden War!

The Omega Company is on its last legs, but fights on! Amelia must confront The Magistrate, and put her burgeoning career as The Protector on the line! Exploding from the events of the Hidden War, It's Amelia Cole issue 13 AMELIA COLE and THE ENEMY UNLEASHED part 1!

50th anniversary edition.

"One of Dark Horse's [One-Shot Wonders](http://www.tfaw.com/one-shot-wonders)! Living legend Darick Robertson (_The Boys_, _Transmetropolitan, Wolverine_) focuses his powerful storytelling talents on Conan--his favorite barbarian hero! In this ""adult fable"" that Robertson writes AND draws, Conan travels away from Cimmeria to search for a mercenary job that will bring him the fierce joy of battle and the spoils of war. Intrigued by a leader known as the ""Mad King of Gaul,"" Conan joins a band of brutes who are defending the Aquilonian border from incursions and who enjoy living in a lush valley that the Mad King claims for his own. These warriors soon believe that Conan may be a more fitting successor to their leader than the supposed king's own son--setting Conan on a potentially disastrous course! Taking place between the _Cimmeria_ and _Black Colossus_ story arcs in the _Conan the Cimmerian_ monthly series, this issue is perfect for both longtime readers and for intrigued fans looking for a dynamic one-shot punch from the visceral and cerebral Darick Robertson."

Conan has won the throne of Aquilonia and the hand of the beautiful Zenobia. With a kingdom to rule and an heir on the way, will the Cimmerian finally hang up his sword for good? Don't bet on it. When his bride and country are attacked by a sinister Stygian sorcerer, Conan strikes back at Stygia with all his mightand the might of Aquiloniain a move that threatens to throw all Hyboria into chaos! The long-awaited reunion of Violent Messiahs creators Joshua Dysart and Tone Rodriguez, Conan and the Midnight God #1 opens an exciting new chapter in the adventures of the barbarian king. Follow-up to Dysart and Rodriguez's story in Funcom's Age of Conan comic, distributed to 450,000 readers. Cover by Wizard cover-of-the-month artist Jason Shawn Alexander.

Part of Marvel's Disney all-ages line, along with Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid, The Lion King one-shot and the Disney Afternoon featuring Darkwing Duck and Chip & Dale: Rescue Rangers, Aladdin reached eleven issues starting in October 1994.

The Beast falls in love, the consequences could destroy his soul.