Not a jury in the world would convict these guys of premeditated humor. Instant Piano is the snappiest slap-in-the-face comic to hit the racks in years and presents the most sharp-witted, cynical cartoonists alive, including Mark Badger, Kyle Baker, Robbie Busch, Stephen DeStefano, and Evan Dorkin. If this one was any more spontaneous it would combust on the shelves! If we told you it was like Milk & Cheese meets Ren & Stimpy meets Why I Hate Saturn we would probably be looking at a lawsuit, so just trust us when we say it's good. This premiere issue features a color cover by Kyle Baker.

The first issue of the acclaimed ongoing series by cartoonist and comedy genius Michael Kupperman. This dense comic magazine includes "Uncle Billy's Drunken, Bitter Guide to the Animal Kingdom," new Pablo Picasso adventures, information on sex blimps and sex holes, an opportunity to meet the hot boy band Boybank, cowboys debating whether comics are serious literature, "Cut-out 'n' Play: Soccer Joust!" and much, much more, including games, text pieces, fake ads and more, all presented with Kupperman's inimitable Dadaist sense of humor. Find out why "Triumph the Insult Comic Dog" creator Robert Smigel says, "Kupperman is hysterical, and a real original," while comedian Andy Richter says, "Kupperman writes a hysterically funny comic book!"

Collects Thor (2014) #1-8 and Annual #1. The God of Thunder is unworthy. Mjolnir lies abandoned. But when Frost Giants invade Earth, a new hand will grasp its handle — and a mysterious woman will take up the mantle of the Mighty Thor! Who is this new Goddess of Thunder? That’s exactly what the Odinson wants to know — so brace yourself for Thor vs. Thor! All-Father Odin isn’t happy, either, and he’ll call on some very dangerous, very unexpected allies in a bid to reclaim the enchanted hammer. Meanwhile, Malekith the Dark Elf forges his most dangerous pact yet! But as the new Thor faces the unstoppable machine of death and destruction that is the Destroyer, she will prove herself a worthy successor to the heroic mantle! It’s a bold new chapter in the storied history of Asgard and Thor!

Put out by DC under the name Amalgam Comics in 1997 as part of the Amalgam (Marvel/DC) crossover event, Generation Hex is an amalgam of the Marvel team Generation X and DC's western comics line. Generation Hex has only one issue, with the plot of Generation Hex #2 only being hinted at.

Lex Luthor has presented dark gifts to super-villains across the DC Universe, setting off what can only be called the Year of the Villain. Unfortunately, resources are limited, so not everyone got something. The Riddler is one such person, and he is most displeased about it. Was this merely an oversight or a deliberate slight? The Riddler is determined to find out which-and so should you!