Hellboy spends Christmas underground with dead guys in a full-length story kicking off this 48-page special full of weird yuletide cheer. Along with the regular backup feature, Gary Gianni's Corpus Monstrum, Mignola is joined by Steve Purcell (Sam and Max) and his seldom-seen Toy Box characters, as well as Geof Darrow (Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot) with a special holiday surprise.

An unusual ghost hunt leads Hellboy to a spectral monkey with a message for a grieving family.* Joe Golem artist Patric Reynolds draws Hellboy!“If you’re bringing one monster home this Halloween, make it Hellboy.”—Following the Nerd

Gotham City, Present-Dectective Kincaid is trying to investagate what Jason Blood and the demon Etrigan have to do with each other. Her investagation has lead her to Jason's apartment where she finds Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman waiting for Jason. The three heroes try to explain the conection between Jason and Etrigan but are intrupted by a distress call.

Punisher and Captain America team up to investigate a complicated weapons and drug ring in the small South American country of Medisuela, only to find the country's diabolical dictator may have connections frighteningly close to home in the USA.

The Blonde Phantom (Louise Grant Mason) is a fictional masked crime fighter appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Created for Marvel predecessor Timely Comics, she first appeared in All Select Comics #11 (cover-dated Fall 1946), during the 1940s period fans and historians call the Golden Age of Comic Books. The character was ranked 98th in Comics Buyer's Guide's "100 Sexiest Women in Comics" list.

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Dark Beast, over vid-screen, explains that he has been experimenting on the captive ambassador of the planet Poppup, who incurred the wrath of Apocalypse.

Snapper Carr's sanity has been rattled by a teleport with his eyes open. Now not sure what is what, he's gathering a new team of heroes to deal with the fallout of the Invasion incident. Old friends and new will join him for general buttkicking and grand theft spaceship

A man – filthy, stinking, alone and obese – is taken in by the police. We don’t yet know what he’s done, or why he’s there. But he’s going to tell us his story. The story of a man who strives to live by his own rules, free from the bounds of socially imposed morality and norms, an ambition inspired by one blinding, ecstatic, vivid moment of ultilmate perfection in life and existence – The Blast. He makes the only choice possible for him after such an experience: he leaves everything behind and sets off to live, really live, in the wild, on his own. This first volume is a homage to the acute beauty of nature, solitude and feeling alive. And to the pain and brutality necessary for this man to find his way to another, purer, more complete level of existence. But is the mysterious ‘Blast’ really what it seems? And so the interrogation begins.

Blankets is a story of self-discovery behind a mask of religion and limited possibilities.  As a coming-of-age autobiography, the book tells the story of Thompson's childhood in aEvangelical Christian family, his first love, and his early adulthood. However, the story also relates to other cultural and emotional issues not entirely directed at Thompson that can be placed in a moralised viewpoint.

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Frank Drake, the descendant of Count Dracula, has inherited the Count's castle. With a plan to turn the castle into a tourist hot-spot, Frank sets out for Transylvania. But something dark lurks in the bowels of Castle Dracula!

Continued from the Nightstalkers series. After the apparent death of his teammates, Blade goes after a resurrected Dracula all on his own!

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Deacon Frost has taken over New Orleans’ Mafia…and Marie Laveau is his wing woman in evil! Dracula’s reign as Lord of Vampires takes a dangerous turn- one that involves the capture of Blade, Hannibal King, and Brother Voodoo!

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Bunny, the world's ditziest assassin, has been dispatched by the dragon Ao Lung on a quest to retrieve an ancient artifact before it falls into evil hands. At long last, she and Ao Lung's pupil Kyoto have reached the monastery from which the pearl was stolen, but the monks there are acting rather strange... possibly because Bunny punched one of them.

The Hare: a ninja assassin whispered about with fear in the darkest corners, a killer known for ruthlessness and cunning... is not in this comic. Meet Bunny, a pretty ninja girl who likes rainbows, dancing and eviscerating bad people when they blink. Hmm... maybe this comic is about The Hare after all.