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With Alice, Gaspard Talmasse delivers a singular testimony, capturing with painful emotion a relentless world as seen thorough the eyes of an innocent child: one who grew up to become the author's own life partner.

Jason Bourne meets Dangerous Liaisons... Follow the exciting adventures of Lady Liberty, special agent to Louis XVI!

Aster Academy finished second in last year’s Tug-of-War Championships, and Domo shared a kiss with his captain, Gabriel, during their celebrations. After a summer apart, Domo wants to pick up where they left off – but Gabriel has disappeared.In Gabriel’s absence, Domo must compete for the captaincy against star athlete Jocasta, whose determination to win is straining her relationship with her girlfriend, Nessa. Can Domo lead his team to victory while he struggles with his feelings for ambitious Gabriel and flamboyant Emil?Love-and-War is a queer sports rom com about how our conflicting passions can pull us in different directions!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.

Launched in March 1977 (cover dated 16th, but likely in the shops on the 10th), Fury was Marvel UK's attempt to attract the readers of British war comic titles such as Warlord and Battle, reprinting US WWII strips such as Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos and Captain Savage and the Leatherneck Raiders, with new covers by British stalwarts such as Dave Gibbons and Carlos Ezquerra. However, the 1960s American war strips failed to win over an audience used to the grittier fare of 1970s British war comics, and Fury was cancelled with #25, cover dated 31st August 1977, merging with Mighty World of Marvel a week later.

Note: The digital edition (11/16/2016) for this volume was released before the print edition.

Contemporary stories of war, espionage, terrorism & intrigue, written by Frank (Xeno) Zenau, and illustrated by the Dell Barras Studios. 36 pages, FULL COLOR, standard comic book size and format; saddle stitched.

In early 20th century Ukraine, freedom fighter Nestor Makhno, the son of peasants, was among the most heroic and colorful figures of the Russian Revolution, encouraging his people to find and embrace social and economic self-determination. This is his story, of a military strategist who tirelessly defied both the Bolsheviks and the Germans to protect his homeland.

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In the coastal town of Blood's Haven, the economy runs on oysters. Oyster farming is one of the most lucrative professions, but also the most dangerous. Not just from the unforgiving ocean and its watery depths-there are also oyster pirates to worry about! Commander Davidson Bulloch and his motley crew are tasked with capturing these ne'er-do-wells-but they don't know that Treacher Fink, the pirates' leader, possesses a magical artifact that can call forth a legendary spirit with the power to control the sea and everything in it!

Battleground ran in 1954 through 1957 for 20 issues.

Features Cave Girl written by Gardner Fox,art by Bob Powell. "The Amazon Assasins" from Cave Girl #12, "Altar of the Axe" from Cave Girl #13 and "The Shadow God of Korchak" from Thun'Da #4! Plus Nyoka the Jungle Girl in "Jungle Jaundice" art by Henry Kieffer from Master Comics 111!

Continued from Sailor Sweeney, Navy Action ran during 1957 for 4 issues.

Navy Tales was a war anthology series published in 1957 by Marvel, lasting for four issues.

Tales Of The Marines continued from Devil-Dog Dugan #3 and was published in 1957 for only 1 issue. This series then continued into Marines At War.

Commando Adventures was published during 1957 for a total of 2 issues.

Continued from Navy Action, Sailor Sweeney ran during 1956 for 3 issues. This series then continued back into Navy Action.

Sergeant Barney Barker ran during 1956 for only 3 issues. This series then continued into G.I. Tales.

Devil-Dog Dugan ran in 1956 for only 3 issues. This series then continued into Tales Of The Marines.

Navy Combat ran during 1955 through 1958 for 20 issues.