Deadpool ventures to New York to find Dare Devil in his attempt at a "therapy" session for Typhoid Mary. Friends become enemy's, enemy's, become friends and Weasel & Foggy have a bonding session over Pizza, Beer, and Poker. That and being best friends with two very powerful men. The traps have been set and the game is started.

An alternate universe where Daredevil and Batman coexist. Though they do not like each other they are forced to work together to stop the combined might of Two-face and Mr. Hyde.

"Means And Ends," Part 1 of 6. It's wall-to-wall David Lapham as the Eisner-Award winner and indy-sensation writes, pencils, and inks two of Marvel's biggest icons in a miniseries for the ages! This summer, Daredevil and the Punisher vie for the soul of Hell's Kitchen as half of the East Coast's underworld -- in chaos since Wilson Fisk, the Kingpin of crime, was deposed -- scramble for their shot at the big chair. And as the city descends into chaos -- as murder and intimidation become the staples of the day -- Daredevil and the Punisher each seek to restore order in their own unique way. For Daredevil -- who's anointed himself the new Kingpin of the city this means dispensing justice at the end of a billy club. But for the Punisher, justice at the end of a billy club isn't justice at all. For the Punisher, justice for these animals is at the end of a shotgun. Featuring more Marvel villains than you can shake a stick at -- including Hammerhead and the return of the nefarious Jackal!

The origin of Daredevil, The Man Without Fear! Matt Murdock is blinded but gains super power abilities he uses to patrol Hell's Kitchen.

A simple change of venues for one of Matt Murdock's cases becomes more complicated when The Punisher attempts to send the defendant away...permanently! If Daredevil and Blindspot want to get this mobster his day in court, it will take every ounce of wit and wile they have. All Frank needs to get what he wants is a bullet. The race is on!

But that is not all. Later, Widow requests to be left alone, because her thoughts are stained from the vampire's telepathy on her.

Daredevil Comics, one of Lev Gleason Publication's longest running comics was a Golden Age anthology comic that took its name from its main feature character Daredevil (named "The Death-Defying Devil" in Dynamite Entertainment comics and "Red Devil" at AC Comics as not to be confused with the Marvel character but called by his original name, Daredevil, at Image Comics). Daredevil was eventually phased out of the title in the late forties and for most of the comic's run, apart from the title the character wasn't the main feature anymore and the covers were primarily dominated by The Little Wise Guys.

In December 1959, the Carson family meets explorer Mike Worley in South America to investigate an ancient spaceship that crashed in the Amazon jungle in the distant past. The ship's systems trap the four and expose them to a mysterious substance called "Gunk," intended to adapt the ship's original crew to the new environment. After brief exposure to the Gunk they escape, but it gives each of them superpowers that they use to fight for good as the original Danger Unlimited. But the story only begins there. Set in the futuristic 2061, flashbacks tell the story of what happened on Earth after the discovery of the Gunk, and how exposure to its powers causes the manifestation of super powers. The "new" Danger Unlimited super group seeks to uncover the fate of their predecessors while fighting to rid the Earth of the alien invaders that have overrun the planet! Also included in this collection are Babe #1-4 and Babe 2 #1-2, bringing all of John Byrne's Danger Unlimited action together for the first time ever!

Faced with the deadliest peril the universe had ever known, the world's greatest heroes left the Earth to battle a nightmarish evil... and they never came back. Now only their teenage sidekicks remain. Will the Danger Club unite against this unknown cosmic menace, or will their struggle for dominance destroy them? The critically acclaimed creative team of LANDRY Q. WALKER and ERIC JONES

It's a possible future that may never be in this epic limited series written and drawn by one of Damian Wayne's co-creators, the legendary Andy Kubert.

Featuring the New Warriors, Spider-Man and Hulk! Damage Control is under PR fire when accused of staging disasters for the sake of business.

An 'Acts Of Vengeance' crossover!  John, Gene, and Bart are trapped in the maximum security wing of The Vault.  Meanwhile, Damage Control is sold to a multi-national corporation.  And that's the good news.

Who does the world call on in the wake of super hero disasters? Meet the Clean-Up Op that handles the messes no one else wants to touch! Where there’s property damage…there’s Damage Control! Creator Dwayne McDuffie introduces you to the cast of characters responsible for keeping the Marvel Universe clean. It all starts here!

A Zero Month crossover issue. With Zero Hour over, Damage reappears exactly where he was at the end of last issue: in the middle of Atlanta with Iron Munro and Wyldheart. Damage realizes from their flashbacks that Iron Munro knows more about his origins than he originally let on. Damage confronts Munro, thinking that Munro is secretly his father. When Munro does not answer, Damage attack him. The two fight through Atlanta, with Munro trying to calm Damage down. Damage’s girlfriend Megan sees the fight on the news, and her and her sister Mandra rush to the fight to try to calm Damage down. They are too late, though, as Damage destroys a few city blocks. Realizing he has gone over the edge, Damage calms down and surrenders himself to the Atlanta PD.

For decades, Daken, the son of Wolverine, remained hidden in the shadows of the Marvel Universe, methodically plotting how he would one day dominate the world around him. And now, with his father’s soul hanging in the balance, that day has come. This is the beginning.

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Cyclops just discovered that the father he thought died long ago is alive and well and A SPACE PIRATE. Spinning directly out of ALL-NEW X-MEN, comes the first ongoing solo series for one of the time-traveling Original X-Men. After the events of 'Trial of Jean Grey', Scott Summers stays in space to learn some valuable lessons from his dad: 1) How to shave, 2) How to talk to girls, 3) How to steal a Badoon space-ship.

Victor Stone was once a star athlete and brilliant student with a bright future. But after a tragic accident destroyed over half of his body, Victor was kept alive by merging flesh with advanced technology. Today he is the Justice League co-founder called Cyborg. But is the young hero a man…or a machine that merely believes it’s a man?

An epic re-imagining of Shotaro Ishinomori's manga classic CYBORG 009, CYBORG 009: CHAPTER 000 is the historic first chapter of the forthcoming Archaia graphic novel coming this summer. Cyborg 009: Chapter 000 features the first ever truly digital variant cover created exclusively for comiXology using it's Guided View technology. (PLEASE ENABLE GUIDED VIEW BEFORE READING!) When a young man known only by the numerical designation "009" discovers that his body has been cybernetically augmented and "improved" against his will, he must break free from the clutches of The Black Ghost, a secret society hell-bent turning humans into cybernetic weapons of mass destruction for sale to the highest bidder. Written by F.J. DeSanto (The Spirit, Insurgent) and Bradley Cramp (Gattaca, Lord of War) and stunningly illustrated by Marcus To (Batwing, Huntress, Red Robin) and Ian Herring (Jim Henson's Tale of Sand), Archaia and Ishimori Productions are proud to present this incredible new take on one of the most famous manga titles of all time!

Victor Stone was once a star athlete and brilliant student with a bright future. But after a tragic accident destroyed over half of his body, Victor was kept alive by merging flesh with advanced technology. Today he is the Justice League co-founder called Cyborg. But is the young hero a man…or a machine that merely believes it’s a man?