Writer Brandon (NBSG: Zarek) Jerwa is again joined by issue #0 artist Stephen (Witchblade: Shades of Gray) Segovia and new series artist Jackson Herbert for issue #1 of this all-new series that tells an untold tale of the crew of the Battlestar Galactica! Set approximately two years before the SCI FI mini-series which relaunched Battlestar Galactica to such acclaim, the 6-issue Season Zero series follows Commander Adama and crew as they take on their first mission on board the Galactica.

Eight million robots walk the streets, but this isn't science fiction. This is New York City, top to bottom, from a basement in the last Brooklyn ghetto to the clouds above a penthouse suite on Park Avenue. These are robots in agony, ecstasy and everything in-between, searching for love, sex or just enough spare change to get them through the day. Welcome to NYC MECH.

NYC MECH returns in a brand new series and things are more out of control than ever. Quentin is one of more than eight million robots in New York, and like so many others, he has a story to tell. In NYC MECH: BETA LOVE, Quentin's humdrum bus route is disrupted by the appearance of a sizzling bad girl who sends his gears spinning. The real problem is that gun she seems so hot to use and a desperate craving for dangerous speed that only Quentin is equipped to satisfy.

The authorised adaptation of the first part of Douglas Adams' whimsical science fiction classic.

Raven Tansania Ransom is a promising pilot-in-training of personal armor known as a Hardskin, at exclusive girl's school academie Juliet. Carmen Cameron, another pilot-in-training, reveals to the school Raven's shady background, making her the butt of gossip and cruel pranks. Raven challenges Carmen to full-Hardskin combat, not knowing Carmen's fixing the fight. Raven's coach, who is also sexy media celebrity pilot Crimson August, faces a crisis as well: his popularity is slipping, leading the suits to give him a new rival.

The year is 1997, and the deadliest hunters in the galaxy have just located the finest hunting ground in our solar system: violence-torn Los Angeles. The war on drugs has become just that, with the LAPD fighting a losing battle on a dozen fronts, the last thing Detective Mike Harrigan needs is interference from the Predators. Dark Horse Comics proudly presents the official comics adaptation of the motion picture starring Danny Glover and Rueben Blades.

Created by Zach Howard (Shaun of the Dead) and Sean Murphy (Scarecrow: Year One; Off Road), with screenwriter Reed Buccholz, Outer Orbit is outrageous, rude, hilarious space fantasy that takes the time-honored traditions of this beloved genre and leaves them face-down in a filthy alley in a pool of their own sick.

Casey Blue is your average high school senior--until the moment she snaps into action and savagely murders a stranger with her bare hands! That's when she discovers her hidden role in preventing a full-scale alien invasion. The only problem is she had no idea she's humanity's salvation.

Six issues mini-series.

The Death Star, the Empire's ultimate weapon, is nearing completion, and the Rebel Alliance may be doomed. Enter Jyn Erso, daughter of the Death Star's reluctant creator, who desperately seeks to save her father from Imperial control. On her quest, she'll join forces with Rebel spy Cassian Andor, reprogrammed Imperial droid K-2SO, and other supporters of the Rebel cause, only to discover that their goals may differ crucially from her own. It all culminates in a saga-defining showdown on the tropical planet Scarif, with Jyn and her friends attempting to steal the Death Star's plans and keep hope for the Rebellion alive, leading directly into the iconic opening scene of Star Wars: A New Hope.

Collected in Fort: Prophet of the Unexplained.

Join us as we present comicdom's first hero Buck Rogers... the first man out of time... the first man to be taken out of his present environment and put into the future!In the tradition of such best-selling introductory Dynamite launches as Red Sonja and Battlestar Galactica, Dynamite is launching the all-original #0 issue for just 25¢! Under a John Cassaday cover (Cassaday serves as series cover artist), writer Scott (Batman) Beatty and artist Carlos Rafael present an original 12 page comic book adventure - "The Death of Buck Rogers"! This is where it all begins and Dynamite's plans for Buck Rogers follow the model that they've followed over the years beginning with Red Sonja, embracing the history of such classic characters, but giving them a modern edge for today's audiences! All this, and for a quarter to introduce you to the new canon of Buck Rogers!

More terrifying that a hurricane of flying sharks! More bone chilling than an invasion of giant snow scorpions! And more destructive than gargantuan slithering snakes throwing down! Erupting from the very Earth comes an unimaginable threat - giant lava breathing dinosaurs! Some horrors can't be unseen and the terror of this schlockfest will leave you smoldering. Join the refuges escaping the scorching vengeance of the Volcanosaurus! Trust us, you'll lava it.

Based on the popular Star Wars: DARK FORCES and Star Wars: JEDI KNIGHT interactive games, this novella-length prose-story is written by acclaimed author William C. Dietz (The Final Battle) and illustrated by award-winning artist Dean Williams (Tarzan: The Lost Adventure).

Collects Rogue Trooper stories from 2000AD. The material in these collections contains stories previously published in other collections.

Nine-issue 1992 series from Fleetway reprinting the adventures of the second Rogue Trooper - Friday, from the pages of weekly British anthology comic 2000AD.

Four issue mini-series.

Stranded on Earth, the alien living undercover as Dr. Harry Vanderspeigle continues his practice in the small town of Patience, USA! Assisted by Native American nurse Astathe only person who suspects that he's from another planetHarry finds himself enmeshed in another murder mystery. Also: the feds are on to Harry! * From the writer of _Tom Strong_ and the artist of the classic _Bojeffries Saga_! A pitch-perfect narrative from two of my favourite creators.Alan Moore.

Weird Worlds chronicles the adapted stories of John Carter and David Innes, both created by Edgar Rice Burroughs. However, after #7 it was no longer cost-effective for DC to publish so many adaptations of ERB's work, the ongoing adaptations were hastily ended and the title was given to original creation Iron Wolf.

Four issues mini-series.