Stan is summoned by the planet-devourer Galactus to deal with the problem of his silver-skinned herald! Next, Paul Jenkins and Pasqual Ferry pay homage to the life and career of "The Man".

ALMOST EXACTLY LIKE PEOPLE British documentarian, Theo Laroux comes to Los Angeles to interview the Elephantmen! His first subject is LAPD Lieutenant Trench, who takes him on a ridealong on the darker side of Los Angeles, 2261 Part of the comiXology Originals line of exclusive digital content only available on comiXology and Kindle. Read for free as part of your subscription to comiXology Unlimited, Kindle Unlimited or Amazon Prime. Also available for purchase via comiXology and Kindle.

Strike Force: Solitary Sentinel Part 1, A senior citizen Britt Reid II thinks back. November 1990: Despite having his "thug tactics" exposed by the Daily Sentinel and other media outlets, Leon Marshall is elected mayor; Several members of the city council "mysteriously resign" and are immediately replaced by mayoral interim appointees, who quickly pass oppressive laws, with judges who are Marshall cronies blocking court challenges; Hayashi's brother Kumara is scheduled to visit to discuss perceived problems with the US-based Kato's martial arts movies, but shows up in a drugged state and fights Hayashi, who loses out of an unwillingness to hurt him and is imprisoned; An armed assault on Reid Tower via helicopters occurs when Paul Reid is home alone, but he escapes by way of the secret doors, elevators, and passageways of the Green Hornet operation.

Reprinting the popular carnival-set solo stories of the Gen-Actives, plus a never- before-published story of Freefall, illustrated by the Eisner Award-winning Kyle Baker(YOU ARE HERE). Everyone's favorite team of Gen-Actives go their separate ways and get into unexpected adventures in GEN13: CARNY FOLK, a 40-page one-shot reprinting the popular backup features from GEN13s #32, #34, #36, #38 and including a never-before-published Freefall story illustrated by Eisner Award-winning writer/artist Kyle Baker! A new cover by Lee Bermejo and John Nyberg and a framing story (written by John Arcudi with art by Bermejo and Nyberg) add to the fun of CARNY FOLK, which finds a State Fair arriving on the scene. Written by Arcudi and Jerry Prosser, with art by Art Adams, Kevin Nowlan, Doug Mahnke, Cam Smith, and inker Scott Williams, GEN13: CARNY FOLK spotlights each member of the team — Grunge (illustrated by Mahnke), Fairchild (illustrated by Adams), Burnout (illustrated by Nowlan), and Rainmaker (illustrated by Cam Smith) — as each is diverted by different Midway attractions. As a special bonus, Freefall takes center stage in a hilarious story written by Arcudi and Prosser and illustrated by Kyle Baker (YOU ARE HERE). It's a wild ride!

Corporal Enoch Nakai is a young American Indian with a bad past and an even worse present. Stationed in the American Southwest, he and his good army buddy Dietl go on a recon patrol to investigate a small disturbance- but discover that the disturbance is anything but small! Try a seven-foot, bad-attitude extraterrestrial who's armed to the teeth and lookin' for trouble! Even though Nakai sees a resemblance between the Predator and the legendary Indian "adilgashi" that haunts his nightmares, it's clear that the alien has more on his mind than invading people's dreams!