Published from August 1941 - April 1942 with total of 5 issues (#1 - #5).

Twelve issue series.

For generations, all enterprises in India have been launched with an invocation of His name. He is called the Vinayak - God of Endeavors, Vighneshwar - the Remover of Obstacles. Perhaps the most adored of all in the Indian Pantheon, Ganesha is the God that best represents India - benevolent, wise and noble. Come with us on a journey to witness the origins of a God, a timeless tale of an inanimate golem crafted from primordial clay by Uma, the all-mother. His innocent bravado in defying Shiva, the mightiest of the Gods and even giving up his life to uphold a simple promise he made to his mother, the twist of fate that intertwines his destiny with another and the 'rebirth' of the two as they become one.

Princess Natty of Orchidhali is a member of the floral caste and lives in a luxurious, sunshine-filled palace covered. Had she not neglected her studies of sacred texts and tradition, she'd have learned that refusing all of candidates presented to her for marriage would result in her death! She is forced to flee her palace and ends up in the dark realm of the Untouchables, the very lowest caste of society, where a strange form of leprosy reigns. One of the Untouchables, Sami, doesn't seem to suffer as badly as the others. As Natty develops a friendship with Sami, she discovers that he owes his relative beauty to his activity as a mushroom trafficker. In exchange for the valuable fungi, Sami obtains time exposed to the sun: in fact, it is the complete absence of sun from the Untouchables' realm that leads to their deformed bodies and skin. Together, Sami and Natty make a plan to leave the shadows of the underworld and return to the light. But just as they are about to make their escape, a battalion of soldiers arrives...

Introducing the first in a line of AAA Pop and Oni Press co-productions, this ultra-fab one-shot has fan favorite creator Mike Allred (X-Force) writing a story for Oni's most popular chick, Chynna Clugston-Major (Blue Monday, Ultimate Team-Up), to draw: a grand-scale adventure with the Atomics' #1 heroine. Plus, it's in full-color, thanks to Han Allred, protégé of Wizard Fan Award-winner Laura Allred, and it has a cover collaboration between Mike and Chynna. I bet those facts alone make you want to buy this book, without even knowing what it's about, but I'll still give you a little of the 411. It Girl and the rest of the Atomics are getting a band together, but in the kooky world of Mike Allred, you know just setting up and playing isn't going to be easy. There's going to be all sorts of weirdos and weirdettes getting in their way!

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In 1940 Harry 'A' Chesler launched Dynamic Comics which featured Major Victory and Dynamic Man.

After discovering a dead body in an office bathroom, hungover job interviewee Rich "Bucko" Richardson becomes suspected of the murder. What he thinks is a quest to find the real killer turns into a weeklong romp through the wilds of Portland, Oregon, complete with bike-mounted cover bands, steampunk Makers, Juggalos, SuicideGirls, meth heads, so much absinthe, and an entire city made of books. After taking the Internet by storm, Jeff Parker and Erika Moen's dirty, funny murder mystery is now the most hilarious book in comic shops! Includes brand-new strips, commentary, and info on the real-life inspirations for Bucko! Best new webcomic of 2011!

Charles M. Schulz (1922-2000) believed that the key to cartooning was to take out the extraneous details and leave in only what's necessary. For 50 years, from October 2, 1950, to February 13, 2000, Schulz wrote and illustrated Peanuts, the single most popular and influential comic strip in the world. In all, 17,897 strips were published, making it "arguably the longest story ever told by one human being," according to Robert Thompson, professor of popular culture at Syracuse University. For Only What's Necessary: Charles M. Schulz and the Art of Peanuts, renowned designer Chip Kidd was granted unprecedented access to the extraordinary archives of the Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center in Santa Rosa, California. Reproducing the best of the Peanuts newspaper strip,all shot from the original art by award-winning photographer Geoff Spear, Only What's Necessary also features exclusive, rare, and unpublished original art and developmental work-much of which has never been seen before.

Originally began as a 3-part series, but the publisher filed for bankruptcy. The story arc was not continued.

The first two issues of the series where named Wild West, it became Wild Western with issue 3.

The perfect supplement to Tim Sale Black and White, Pin-Ups features a selection of high quality ink and wash drawings, pencil sketches with notes, and a color cover by Sale and Catwoman colorist Dave Stewart.

Daniel is one of many mental patients under the care of Christina a young intern at a dark and foreboding mental institution. Daniel has secrets that he is either unable or unwilling to share, and Christina wants desperately for him to share them so he can heal mentally.

PILOT SEASON RETURNS! TAKE CONTROL! The acclaimed creative team of ECHOES, JOSHUA HALE FIALKOV (I, Vampire) and RAHSAN EKEDAL (Solomon Kane) reunite to kick off 2011's PILOT SEASON competition with TEST. A group of ten strangers wake up in a mysterious town with no memory of who they are and how they got there. They are the lone survivors of an apocalyptic event, chosen to repopulate the Earth. But what is the true nature of their fate? TEST offers a fresh take on survivalist horror and psychological thriller in the way only FIALKOV and EKEDAL can!

Pilot Season Begins Anew as a 6 Week Event in 2010! Finding that someone special in the modern age isn't easy; but online dating sites promise matches based on multi-faceted personality profiles. So what happens when you meet the woman of your dreams but she turns out to be more than what she seems? Madeline would be the perfect girlfriend if it wasn't for the fact that she's trying to get Doug killed. Created and written by Top Cow Publisher Filip Sablik (Black Diamond) and debuting up-and-coming artist David Marquez (Syndrome) along with a cover by Jenny Frison (Angel), The Asset redefines the femme fatale for the digital age.

The city of Arcadia is the dark side of the American Dream. It's the land of opportunity, if you've got the money to buy it or the muscle to take it. The police are the best trained and equipped in the country, if you can afford their protection. Crime is under control, because crime is in control. For the corrupt and the ruthless, Arcadia is paradise on Earth. But a cold storm is blowing through the streets of Arcadia, a plague wind in black leather and torn cloth, a one-eyed, one-man judge, jury, and executioner whom the papers call "The X-Killer." He has set the new rules for Arcadia. Cross the line once, you'll receive a warning. Cross them twice, and X will mark the spot... where they'll find your body.

An examination of the historical roots of the Holocaust through quotes from historical personages drawn in a photorealism style from period photographs. Begun in response to the sixtieth anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz (2005) it is released to celebrate the sixtieth anniversary of the founding of Israel.

Martin Eden's self-published series about Spandex, a Brighton-based superhero team, all of whom happen to be gay.

Stellar is one of five genetically-enhanced super-humans created by the government of Earth. The process used on her has made her toxic to other humans and drove the other four volunteers insane. Banished from Earth, Stellar now roams the cosmos trying to use her powers for good, haunted by the fact that she can never return home and all to aware that her fellow super-humans are out there, eager to strike at any moment.