After the destruction of their village a young girl with a magic arm and a fighting spirit is tasked with delivering her little brother to a faraway safe haven. There he's destined to discover the secret to overthrowing the all-powerful empire that destroyed their home.From writer and artist WES CRAIG (DEADLY CLASS GRAVEDIGGERS UNION) comes an astonishing new ongoing fantasy-adventure series about siblings surviving in a world of monsters and mutants."There is literally nothing in comics I love more than being introduced into a strange new world inhabited by characters you very quickly grow to love. KAYA is that. A whole load of that."-ROBERT KIRKMAN (THE WALKING DEAD INVINCIBLE)"One of my favorite storytellers taking us on a human and fantastical adventure. For the characters this is a journey across a desert but for us it's an oasis of joy."-KIERON GILLEN (THE WICKED THE DIVINE DIE)"This book's an absolute delight from a master working at the peak of his craft. My favorite thing I've read this year."-JAMES HARREN (ULTRAMEGA RUMBLE)

64 Pages of Content! Keres is the Goddess of Death, and has punished many deserving beings sending them to pay for their sins for eternity in a hellish afterlife. But Keres isn’t the only one who should be feared. The world below is full of those who seek to take power but also escape the prison they are held in and rise to our world. The 12 Kings of Hell are making their move and only Keres stands in the way of utter world-changing chaos. Will she be able to stop them and keep hell from rising? Who is the 13th King of Hell? Find out in this dark and evil trip to the world beyond as we pull back the vail and learn the secrets of the Goddess of Death!

Sam Slade is a robo-hunter and one of the best in the business. Whether dealing with rebellious robots on Verdus, the sneaky mafia God-Droid and his plans to replace key human officials with robot replicas, or simply being hindered by his idiot kit-built robot assistant Hoagy, trouble is never far away! This bumper volume chronicles the earliest adventures of the Robo-Hunter.

"Washington, 1937. In the middle of the Great Depression, 22-year-old photographer John Clark lands a big assignment when he is brought on by the Farm Security Administration. He is tasked with documenting the calamitous conditions of the Dust Bowl, a drought-stricken area comprising the Oklahoma panhandle and surrounding states, in order to bring the farmers' plight to the public eye. When he starts working through his "shooting script," however, he finds his subjects to be unreceptive. What good are a couple of photos against relentless and deadly dust storms? Gradually, John finds ways to reach them, taking a young boy under his wing, and getting to know a young woman, Betty. But the more he shoots, the more he sees the awful extent of their struggles, coming to question his own role and responsibilities in all of this. What can one man do in the face of such a crisis? A moving and unforgettable tale, inspired by real-life stories of courage and perseverance against all odds."

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