Linked to a terrible secret from the past, an accident in a government lab turns a nearby village's inhabitants into creatures that seem impossible to kill. A small group of survivors must hold out for the night until a special rescue team can arrive and save them from these unstoppable monsters that have not only been made real, but are also made to perfection!

When four friends decide to rent a schooner for the day, everything is smooth sailing until they encounter a derelict ship adrift in the ocean - a massive trawler that looks as if it had been dragged from the bottom of the sea. When they spot a frightened little girl waving at them from the bow, they have no choice but to investigate. As they get closer to the ship, they discover that the girl is not alone.

Eagle was a comic series created by Neil D. Vokes and Rich Rankin following the vigilante Richard Eagle. Running a total of 23 issues before coming to an end in 1989, Eagle began it's run under Crystal Publications (Crystal Comics), a company started by Vokes and Rankin specifically so they could self-publish Eagle. However, when Crystal Publications closed up shop, Apple Comics picked up the series and published the last 7 issues. Vokes and Rankin blend detective-style stories, martial arts, the occult, psychic powers and more to create this unique series.

Rough Cut is a series of Dead@17 tales with background information on supporting characters.

Vampirella tries to stop Pantha from killing scientists from her past.

3 issues limited-series.

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After the death of vampirella in the hands of Nyx, Pendragon reads vampi's journal.

See: Volume 2 (1990-91), and the Gore Shriek Annual (1990).

John Constantine is, first and foremost, a man of mystery - but in this self-contained special, one of his darkest secrets is revealed at last. A seemingly random encounter with an old man triggers painful memories of the day a teenaged Constantine narrowly escaped a horrific death at the man's hands. In the shadows of a London church, Constantine learns a terrible truth about the old man's relationship to the First of the Fallen, ruler of Hell, who holds Constantine's ultimate fate in the palm of his hand.

Before the Amazing Spider-Man and mysterious Dr. Strange, the legendary comic book artist Steve Ditko was conjuring all manners of horrors at his drawing table. In his first two years in the industry (1953 and1954), Ditko drew tales of macabre suspense that were not yet hobbled by the Comics Code Authority. These stories featured graphic bloodshed, dismemberment and blood-curdling acid baths as the ugly end to the lives of the dark and twisted inhabitants of Steve Ditko's imagination. Strange Suspense: The Steve Ditko Archives Vol. 1 features, for the first time, spectacular full-color reprints of every story from those first two years of his career. Beginning with Ditko's very first story to Ditko's short stint in the Joe Simon/Jack Kirby studio, to Ditko's eventual encampment at the Charlton Comics operation in 1954, readers will see the initial works of an artist already at a level of craftsmanship that exceeded most of his peers. The book also features editor Blake Bell's insightful introduction, providing historical background and speaking to Ditko's influence and his unique craft. "Fantastic... Raw and grotesque and beautifully drawn and presented." -- Dave Gibbons.

All-new tales! A free-form band composed of some of the best talent in the medium got together late one night in Vertigo's back room and cooked up the anthology VERTIGO JAM, a great place to experience a riff of Vertigo's ongoing monthly books. The first cut is an 8-page SANDMAN number by Neil Gaiman and Kevin Nowlan that explores some of the nooks and crannies of Dream's kingdom. Other tracks include a HELLBLAZER tale by Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon in which Constantine has an encounter with an old flame; a SHADE, THE CHANGING MAN piece in which our hero explores the religious morals and the carcass of a baneful priest, as recorded by Peter Milligan and Mike Allred; a DOOM PATROL tune by Rachel Pollack and Eric Shanower in which the team must contend with a pair of promiscuous spirits who have escaped from their headquarters; an ANIMAL MAN cut by Jamie Delano, Scot Eaton and Mark Pennington in which Buddy Baker and a straight-shooting fowl talk turkey; a haunting SWAMP THING melody about a ghost lost in the plant realm of the Green, composed by Nancy A. Collins, Phil Hester and Kim DeMulder; and the bizarre experimental sounds of KID ETERNITY by Ann Nocenti and Sean Phillips.

One shot.

Nathan Ellstings is a man on the run. He is running from a murder wrap and headed towards demons. Along with Wendy Mckinnes they hunt The Wicked, people who have sold their souls for personal gain. All Wicked can see each other as they truly are, large twisted beasts, while average humans cannot. Nathan can see them by accident of birth and he only stands out to them when he uses his powers. He has the ear of the Pope himself as well many powerful and prominent religious leaders.

The anthology featured work by many notable people, such as: Moebius, Chester Brown, Dave Sim, Michael Zulli and Charles Vess.

Everyone wants to be loved. Even the shambling, macabre mockery of a man who brings terror to the town of Rumson and leaves blood in his wake. But when he sets his sights on Molly, beauty queen of Rumson High, she's going to be more than he can handle! THE DAILY SHOW staff writer Brendan Hay brings a HEATHERS-meets-CARRIE sensibility to his horror series debut!

Jason Voorhees's return to Crystal Lake finds him stalking a young woman. But as it turns out she is stalking him, and as he chases her, they enter a fairly open part of the surrounding forest. Surprise: a FBI assualt team is waiting for Jason. They open fire and kill the undead maniac. Or did they?

Just in time for FREE COMIC BOOK DAY 2010, Image Comics is re-presenting 10 first issues as an introduction to of the publisher's most acclaimed titles, with each acting as the perfect primer to their ongoing series and collected editions!

As Mink attempts to reclaim her budding film career, the rest of the Vamps discover that Tinseltown holds more than a few skeletons from their past--including Screech's old flame, a movie mogul with a nasty secret.

Daniel is one of many mental patients under the care of Christina a young intern at a dark and foreboding mental institution. Daniel has secrets that he is either unable or unwilling to share, and Christina wants desperately for him to share them so he can heal mentally.