Follow former Jedi turned saber-for-hire monster hunter Ty Yorrick in her first comic appearance in this all-new High Republic miniseries by Cavan Scott and Rachael Stott! Ty is a brave yet superstitious monster hunter, traversing the galaxy with KL-03 and her trusty rune-stones fighting the deadliest monsters on any world. After dealing with an escaped Drewen being transported to the Republic Fair, Ty heads to Loreth, where local pioneers have tasked her with taking on the fearsome Gretalax that terrorizes them. She takes the mission but can’t shake the feeling that something is amiss with the Force.

The acclaimed superhero comedy is back. Eric Hoffman took over his father's fortune, lair, robot, and Abyss costume, but he can't shake the super-villain legacy. But now it's the scandal on his mother's side that's going to rock the hero community and life as Eric knows it!

All Surprise ran during 1943 through 1946 for 12 issues. This series then continued into Jeanie Comics.

Funny Tunes numbers from 16 to 23 for a total of 8 issues. Series numbering continued from Krazy Komics and continues into Oscar Comics with issues 24.

David B's book, Epileptic, is a best-seller in North America, and here is a chance to read his follow up, Babel. A boy's world is shattered by his brother's epileptic seizures and his own growing awareness of turmoil in the world at large. Beyond the bewildered silence of grown-ups are images - tabloid crime photos, television reports of starvation in Biafra, the hieratic language of his brother's contorted body - that hold the promise of knowledge. In Babel, dreams, myth and history merge with memory to weave a deeply poetic story about the sources of strength and vision.

A moving origin story featuring a colorful cast of characters of all shapes, forms and species, each fighting for their place in society. The young Bigoodee embarks on Lady Rozenbilt’s extravagant seaplane where high society, criminals and monsters will mingle. This voyage will forever change his life. A complete story that takes place in the same universe as the critically acclaimed District 14, by award-winning authors Gabus and Reutimann.

Numbering continues in Fight Against the Guilty (Story Comics, 1954 series).

Archie’s second original graphic novel features the world of CW’s Riverdale! Four interconnected stories trap each of our main characters in a unique high-stakes conflict over the course of a few pressure-cooker hours! Jughead’s locked in and left behind with Moose at Stonewall Prep, Veronica is trapped with Cheryl at a nearby suburban shopping mall, Betty and Polly are stalked by a possible madman when a girls’ night goes horribly awry and Archie is held hostage by a ‘long lost relative’ of Fred’s who’s come to town seeking payback of any and every kind. Will Archie and company even make it to sunrise? If they do, will they ever be the same again?

Tales to Demolish #1 by Eric Haven: Deconstructing the tawdry form of the traditional comic book, Haven builds layers of dark, dorkish humor to undermine the expectations of certain familiar genres. Issue one contains the 24 page story "The Glacier," about a lone scientist making a startling discovery in the ice.

Notorious kink writer TINA HORN teams up with artist MICHAEL DOWLING (Unfollow, Death Sentence) for SFSX, a social thriller about sex, love, and torture that reads like SEX CRIMINALS in Gilead crossed with Oceans 8—with a SUNSTONE twist! In a draconian America where sexuality is bureaucratized and policed, a group of queer sex workers keep the magic alive in an underground club called the Dirty Mind. Using their unique bondage skills, they resolve to infiltrate the mysterious government Pleasure Center, free their friends, and fight the power!

Powerhouse Pepper debuted in the first issue of JOKER Comics in April of 1942, and 30 of the next 31 issues featured stories in which Powerhouse appeared, to enough acclaim by fans and readers that the 1st issue of Powerhouse Pepper Comics appeared less than a year later, in 1943. Rather than let Wolverton's brilliance shine from the cover, Timely's editors (Stan Lee among them) covered the issue with a too-generic rendering of the character, which may have dissuaded some of Powerhouse's fans from picking up this seminal issue. Whatever the reason, and despite the stellar work in that first issue, another FIVE YEARS went by before a second issue appeared, with a new logo and the title shortened to simply POWERHOUSE PEPPER #2. This second issue quite correctly featured an illustration by Wolverton himself, with Powerhouse doing the sort of thing he does best, in this instance snapping a table in half with his bare hands...

The first four issues were published by Timely, afterwards the series was switched over to the publisher, St. John, then to Pines.

The High Seer of Naltor has a prophecy that the sun of the planet Mordan will explode into a super nova in mere hours. The United Planets get the aid of the Legion of Super-Heroes to evacuate its citizens before they die. Meanwhile, the Fatal Five make a return in this unfortunate time. The Legion defeats them and is able to save the planet of Mordan from destruction.

Over 400 pages, collecting Hollow Earth, The Soul of Venice,and Plague of Frogs.

Drawn in his unmistakable line that veers in a moment from crude to elegant, blotchy to crisp, horrific to serene, these comics show Blutch searching for new artistic frontiers. What he finds is sometimes surprising, occasionally unsettling, and endlessly fascinating.

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Cosmic s-f superhero action as astronaut Mitchell Cameron encounters the mysterious Enigma Cloud on a space walk, and becomes…Bolt! See his origin and first encounter with earth forces in a gripping tale written by Bill Black, with art by Rod (G. I. Joe) Whigham and Roy Richardson. The Bolt lead feature crosses over with the book’s co-stars, The Starforce Six as the earth’s ambassarors to the stars(Samson, Belladonna, Morning Fawn, Gard, Buckeye and Kate.) use all of their super abilities to try to stop the former NASA spaceman now turned alien powerhouse, in “Enter the …Starforce Six” by Bill Black, Ben Smith and Phil White, with art by Jim Sanders III and Willie Blyberg. This book features the first appearances of both Bolt and ‘The Six, and sports a spectacular cover by Steve Lightle and Jerry Ordway. It is full color throughout, in standard comic book format...

Published in 1975 as a single issue numbered 3.

In a gritty sci-fi fantasy world where dinosaurs did not become extinct, humanity lives under the constant threat of giant predators. Protege; hunter Lilli Murko faces off against a deadly carnivore while her Donti Squad discovers a strange new reptilian threat to their city.

Life was quiet for Cath and her dad, living alone. But when they adopt a cat named Sushi, things get a bit too exciting! Between turning everything into either a personal scratching post or litter box, and the constant cat and mouse game of “love me/leave me alone,” Cath and Dad have a lot to learn! Cath also learns how good it is to have a constant companion, a role Cath’s dad is trying to fill on his own. It’s a hilarious and heartwarming adventure of daily life of this little girl…with a dad and a cat along for the ride!