The debut of the new, large-format monthly comic-book extravaganza created, written, and drawn by comics superstar Barry Windsor-Smith. The special 40-page premiere introduces the three original series that will appear in every issue! The Freebooters recounts the quest of young Aran Ana-Kashan through the worlds of sword and sorcery to enlist the aid of Axus the Great, proclaimed mightiest hero in the world, in a desperate attempt to avoid global cataclysm. The retired Axus, however, has other plans. The series for which the fans of Barry's original Conan and Archer and Armstrong have been waiting! The Paradoxman follows Tristan Caine, an unwilling time traveler, as he is buffeted about the ages on the fractious TimeBike. Caine's encounters with everything from dinosaurs to space aliens begin to add up to a very disturbing Big Picture. Young Gods introduces a pantheon of mythic stature on the eve of the wedding of Heros, Son of All-Worlds, and the stunning Celestra, Princess of Orgasma; a marriage meant to unite the most grand and powerful worlds of Gods. Never has a case of cold feet had such intergalactic repercussions!

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In Joe Daly's most ambitious stand-alone graphic novel, Palmer ― wallflower, mystic seeker and paper mill worker ― moves into a new apartment with his outwardly self-assured and womanizing friend. Events take a peculiar turn as Palmer befriends an iconoclastic co-worker, Billy Boy, and plunges head-long into the mysterious and sinister world of sorcery, psychological operations, subterranean organizations and wild-goose chases.

A mysterious orphan on the streets of Rotterdam, no bigger than a bean, will change the world. There’s only one student at Battle School smarter than Ender Wiggin—Bean.

Rokk stuggles with the question of whether or not the Air Raiders have the right to let a village die even if it is for the greater good and will help in the long run in the war in “Sins of the Father.”

Amber Twelve is a "recruitment representative" for First World International, one of the fifty or so conglomerates that run the world for the few remaining governments. When big business runs the show, no one can leave a job unless the corporation wants you to. And if you try to run, Amber is sent to bring you back. But when her latest job leads to a mystery within First World, this employee finds herself facing termination with extreme prejudice!

When you last saw Marshal Law, he had just put a gun to his head and pulled the trigger. Is that the end of the story? Not by a long shot! Creators Pat Mills and Kevin O'Neill are at Dark Horse now, and they're prepared to bring you more of the tender, moving stories you've come to expect from Marshal Law! Will Marshall Law and his dead girlfriend find happiness at last? Or will she prefer the Black Scarab, who brought the Golden Age Heroes back to life? The "City of Zombies" is classic romance as the living and the dead desperately try to find true love--if only they can keep the flies off long enough!

Collected in Marshal Law The Deluxe Edition.

Diana Jacklighter has been assigned what should be an easy mission, transporting a group of criminals in suspended animation, but after her ship is struck by a meteor and crashes, the plague-stricken prisoners escape and Jacklighter must head out and capture them.

They Have Gone.Gone is our popular sci-fi mystery comic, about the AssistA robot, who wakes on board a vessel that should be home to thousands of crew, but is, in fact, desolate.Confused and alone, the AssistA sets off to find out where everyone has gone to. Along the way he starts receiving interference in the forms of memories from one of the crew members, from before everyone disappeared.

It's been a spell, but TA-DA! the final WARHEADS appears.From comics’ best self-promoting narcissist: BRANDON GRAHAM.A wizard heist that our heroes planned in the MULTIPLE WARHEADS chapters appearing in ISLAND magazine finally comes to fruition.

In this premier issue of Zone Lords, we find Adram and Cid (an arch-demon in a permanent human body and a video-game addicted punk rocker), in the Heathen zone (Falso Profeta), in the pocket of a very, very bad man, in a crappy van, headed towards further oblivion.To make things even more rad and immersive, the Zone Lords series is complimented by (like beer to pizza) an exclusive retro, Synthwave, scifi, playlist. Issue 1 features an epic jam by Dance With the Dead! If I could, I would make the print issue smell like that blue foam that would come in computer game packaging in the 80s.

The latest graphic novel by renowned author James Patterson leaps off the page and goes straight for the jugular! Animals the world over are setting their sights on fresh prey - man. Only biologist Jackson Oz has recognized the patterns in an escalating chain of violent attacks by animals against mankind, and these incidents are just the prelude to something far, far more terrifying. Now Oz is in a race against nature to try to warn humanity about the coming catastrophe, but is it already too late?

Because you demanded it! Following up the smash-hit miniseries MIRROR BROKEN, the Mirror Universe Next Generation crew is looking for new worlds to conquer, and they're crossing over to the Prime Star Trek Universe to find them! Also in each issue: Just how did the Mirror Universe crew find their way to ours, and what does Emperor Spock have to do with it? Backup stories every issue illustrated by MIRROR BROKEN co-creator J.K. Woodward!

Collects Star Wars: Tag & Bink Are Dead #1-2, Star Wars: Tag & Bink II #1-2 And Material From Star Wars Tales #12.They're the most important Star Wars characters you never knew existed — until now! Tag Greenley and Bink Otauna were on Leia's ship carrying the Death Star plans — when Darth Vader changed their lives forever! But as their true roles in this epic saga are revealed, whose side are Tag and Bink on, anyway? The hapless duo's fateful adventures will take them all the way from Tatooine to Cloud City to Endor — and bring them face-to-face with Lando Calrissian, Boba Fett and more! But every great tale has a prequel — so what were Tag and Bink up to when the Clone Wars began? Prepare to discover their uncanny origin! We have a bad feeling about this!

Now, Livewire – leader of the Harbinger Foundation’s most unusual group of SECRET WEAPONS – is about to incite the coast-to-coast clash that brings them all together in an inescapable collision of power...

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Messiah or Anti-Christ? Terrorist or savior? The world's first superhuman or alien invader? Who is the Emissary and what is his mission? When he reveals himself high over New York City, how will people react? And more importantly, what will he do when the government tries to kill him? Emissary is a re-examination of the superhero mythos, which asks the question: How would the world react to a real superhuman? With awe or with fear, with joy or with hatred?

This is the first single-volume publication of a six-part comic cult favorite, in which a suicidal alien and a plucky prostitute form a detective agency that accepts cases rejected by Scotland Yard. A Victorian setting evokes the Sherlock Holmes mysteries, spiced up with supernatural sleuthing in the manner of Dr. Who and a touch of steampunk style. Includes bonus pin-up by Brandon Graham. Contains adult material.

The direct sequel to Ender’s Game begins now! Thirteen-year-old Ender Wiggin has saved mankind from an alien threat. His reward? Exile. Branded a monster by those who feel threatened by his military genius, Ender is suddenly a hero without a home. Consumed with guilt, Ender must face his own demons and the people who are bent on stripping him of power. Based on the bestselling novel by science-fiction master Orson Scott Card.