A full-color graphic novel edition of The Mystery Knight, set in the bestselling Game of Thrones world, 90 years before Game of Thrones begins! The Mystery Knight is the third novella in the "Dunk and Egg" series, a sort of prequel to A Game of Thrones, given that it highlights a key bit of history leading up to those events. Our heroes are the noble but impoverished hedge knight Duncan and his bold squire, a boy known as Egg, but whose real name is Aegon Targaryen, and who will someday become King Aegon V the Unlikely - and Daenerys' great-grandfather.

Riptide has been kicked out of Youngblood. Her love life is in the toilet. She's having major league bad dreams.  This is nothing compared to what Graves has planned.

Following the events of Between Heaven and Hell Lady Death is lost, trapped between worlds, tricked by Pagan. When a voice comes she is in despair and refuses to act. She finds herself transported through a series of tests with little power but an obvious foe to defeat. As she takes these trails she grows and learns until she is made ready once more to take her place as the herald of the Judgement War.This series runs directly into The Crucible story arc and is preceded by Between Heaven and Hell.

Unlucky (although in Ash's case, everything is unlucky!) issue #13 is here! In the past, Dynamite has killed Ash, sent him to fight the Marvel Zombies, hooked him up with Xena, Freddy, Ash and Jason (not all at once)... so what do they have planned for this issue? Find out in August from writers James Kuhoric, Mike Raicht and artist Pere Perez!

Convicted murderers parolled, couch potatoes preparing for an alien takeover of our society, and political/industrial bigwigs sending their sludge down the city's drains... what's a man like Frank Castle to do except lock on target and retire the lot of 'em! Which is exactly what you'd expect him to do, but things just don't seem to work out quite so easily for the Punisher.

Although it would seem this is a three issue miniseries, the truth is, the second issue was never published.

13-issue DC Comics series featuring all-new Judge Dredd stories by (mostly) the original British creators. This was a companion title for DCs other Judge Dredd comic which featured mostly American creators. Both series were released to coincide with the 1995 Judge Dredd movie.

Now in an omnibus complete large format hardcover edition. Paris in the thirties. The "Butcher of the Dances" is on the prowl for young loose women. Blanche works as a maid along with the only family she knows, her sister, fun-loving Agatha. Suddenly, Blanche loses her to what she saw was murder but others only write off as suicide. She decides to take matters into her own hands. In her pursuit, she ends up hired into a luxury house of call-girls. She even becomes quite good at certain lascivious practices while still remaining a virgin! But she also doesn't lose sight of her goal: find the Butcher.

Collected in Samurai: Heaven & Earth volume 2.

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FATHOM: KIANI vol 2 begins! In Volume One, she discovered her true identity. Later, she was labeled a dissident by her own people. Finally, she was killed by Aspen Matthews... Now, Kiani is back-and she's pissed! This all-new Fathom saga kicks off with the return of one of the Aspen Universe's favorite heroines, Kiani, as she returns to the awe-inspiring underwater world of the Blue seeking vengeance for her past!

Reprints Gold Key's Doctor Solar # 1    # 5.

Variant: Red Version.

One-shot published by AAA Pop featuring Mr. Gum of The Atomics.

Since childhood, rock musician Adam Case has heard the voices of spirits, gods and the dead. It seems not only mortals but supernatural beings are drawn to Case's music. Seeking to exploit that power is Pain, the right-hand corpse of Desire from the pages of THE SANDMAN, who has decided that Case would make the perfect tool for his apocalyptic purposes.

Collected in Samurai: Heaven & Earth volume 1.

A collection of pin-ups and portraits of No Man's Land's heroes and villains by some of comicdom's greatest artists.

When Coddie unintentionally delivers a fairy from the spell that held her prisoner, she does not realize how poisoned the wish is she gets in return. From repulsive and sticking of fish she becomes perceived as magnetically beautiful, which does not help her in her village. A young local lord saves her but soon it becomes apparent her destiny may be far greater.

In a futuristic Road Warrior-esque world, society has broken down, and only a few cities are clinging to civilization...by a thread. In one of these outposts, Center City, ARTHUR SUYDAM's anti-heroes, Cholly and Flytrap, wisecrack their way through danger as if they were stars of a 1950s gangster movie. And, like gunslingers of lore, their reputations precede them as they try to prove themselves over and over again while becoming involved in a feud between two local power brokers and the seedy underworld of boxing. All this makes CHOLLY AND FLYTRAP a masterful, grim action adventure told with frantic pacing, tension and surprising humor.

Published in 1990 by Marvel/Epic.Whatever they do, wherever they go, you know that they do it together - even in this post holocaust world where Cholly and his buddy Flytrap go from one madcap adventure to another! In this lunatic tale, Flytrap's been shanghaied and forced into a series of boxing matches with some of the most deprived creatures in the universe. Cholly has to go it alone to rescue his partner from the clutches of the merciless gangsters.