At long last, the dog has his day! Lockjaw spends most of his time defending the Inhuman empire alongside Black Bolt and Medusa. But when he gets a message that his long-lost litter mates are in danger, he'll spring into action to save them! But wait – Lockjaw has brothers and sisters? Can they teleport? Are they Inhuman? Can they possibly be as gosh-darned cute as their big brother? All the answers are here! Get ready for an adventure worth fetching for!

“MILK WARS” finale! As RetCo’s foundation shatters, the Young Animal teams come together with the Justice League and even more DC Universe heroes to finish the job. The only problem is, Milkman Man and RetCo still stand in their way. To right reality, the heroes of Young Animal and the DC Universe will have to unlock an outrageous power never before seen on any world!This mind-blowing conclusion will establish new realities for all of the DC’s Young Animal titles. Look for the return of Cave Carson, Shade and Mother Panic next month!

Some people -- and you know who we mean -- were saying that we couldn't possibly go more classic with our tale of the Tremendous Trump. It's all fake news, so sad. We are bringing you the biggest, most beautiful retro-fied edition of the Tangerine Titan's premiere adventure, in all it's yellowed, off-register glory, now with bonus retro ads and sketches! We're doing the right thing, and it's not good for us, believe -- okay, it IS good for us, but it's great for you too! Orange you glad we did it?

The greatest American heroes go face-to-face with the most dangerous living weapon... Steve Austin! Hacked by COBRA, the Six Million Dollar Man has the G.I. JOEs in his bionic targets as the fate of world peace hangs by a thread and Cobra Commander holds the world's infrastructure in his venomous clutches!

Superman Plus Legion of Super Heroes.

One shot.

Originally seen as a back-up in December of '92 in both Hellblazer #62 and Shade, the Changing Man #32 (the last issue of each title before they were swapped over to the Vertigo imprint).

Annie Oakley ran during 1948 through 1956 for 11 issues.

In the numbing cold of a Minnesota winter, Jessie Kidby and her freshman friends kick off their second semester with a wild party. But in the aftermath of the big blow-out, things start to go horribly wrong for all of them. Jessie is troubled by nasty memories she's been suppressing for years, while her best friend Nick Philo has become an un-person: Nobody outside their tight-knit little clique can remember seeing him before, and his records have been erased from the college's computers. At first, it doesn't seem like a big deal, but it becomes increasingly obvious that one of them is not what he appears to be. Chock full of ruthless characters with hidden agendas, FAKER takes place during freshman year in college; the ultimate time of reinvention, where, if you're up for it, you can lie, cheat and fake your way through almost anything.

The back of the comic has a two-page information page of organizations you can go to in the United States of America, if you wanted to make the world a better place.

It's that time of year! You can't miss your favorite characters bringing good cheer to all. Even Deadman and B'wana Beast find ways to celebrate the spirit of the season!

Three issues mini-series.

Some of the characters from this series would later resurface in Grant's and Wagner's Lobo: UnAmerican Gladiators.

"Six-Gun Gorilla: Long Days of Vengeance" is the story of Kumba, an intelligent, sharp-shooting circus gorilla who blazes a trail across the Old West in search of the outlaws who murdered the man who raised him. Along the way he joins forces with his human sister, the only one who truly understands him, and Union spy Giuliano Schmidt. Together they hunt down the killers, only to find themselves uncovering a much greater threat: a munitions tycoon with a sinister plan to prolong the Civil War.

Storm goes into the Morlock Tunnels to perform the Ceremony of Light and has flashbacks of Callisto, Mikhail, and Marrow before being sent to another dimension. Cable finds her lifeless body and tells the X-Men that she has died.

Warren Worthington III: X-Man, hero, and philanthropist. But after having his mind altered by Apocalypse, Angel became Archangel, shadow of death. Witness the fallen Angel struggle with his descent into darkness, as he tries to maintain what's left of his humanity.

It is a time of secrets and evil: the time of Jack the Ripper, and his reign of terror on Victorian England. But not every trail of blood led to that diabolical figure. Captain Soames is quickly learning that 19th century London is home to more than one brutal murderer. It will take all of the captain's cunning and skill to find and defeat his quarry. But Soames can't shake the feeling that he's met the killer before: a mythological man-eating demon that looks surprisingly like a Predator.

Castle Waiting is the story of an isolated, abandoned castle, and the eccentric inhabitants who bring it back to life. A fable for modern times, it is a fairy tale that's not about rescuing the princess, saving the kingdom, or fighting the ultimate war between Good and Evil -- but about being a hero in your own home. The opening chapter tells the origin of the castle itself, which is abandoned by its princess in a comic twist on "Sleeping Beauty" when she rides off into the sunset with her Prince Charming. The castle becomes a refuge for misfits, outcasts, and others seeking sanctuary, playing host to a lively and colorful cast of characters that inhabits the subsequent stories, including a talking anthropomorphic horse, a mysteriously pregnant Lady on the run, and a bearded nun. Linda Medley lavishly illustrates Castle Waiting in a classic visual style reminiscent of Arthur Rackham and William Heath Robinson. Blending elements from a variety of sources -- fairy tales, folklore, nursery rhymes -- Medley tells the story of the everyday lives of fantastic characters with humor, intelligence, and insight into human nature. Castle Waiting can be read on multiple levels and can be enjoyed by readers of all ages, especially young girls. "Medley's big book ranks with Jeff Smith's Bone as a nearly-all-ages graphic-novel triumph." - Booklist, "Core Collection: Graphic Women".

Digital chapters for the School Bites digests.

Barbie Fashion comics are aimed at young girls, and contain fashion tips and advice for their readers. It's set in San Francisco, where Barbie, Ken and Skipper live. It also contains a section for reader's fashion designs.