The original team leader of Wetworks, Dane, assembles a new team to continue the fight against vampires, werewolves and other nasty creatures in order to keep the world safe.

Jackson Dane was a member of the original Team 7. Now, years after Team 7 disbanded, International Operations is forming a new incarnation of the team. Dane and his crew are sent on a mission where they encounter golden symbiotic life forms that attach to all the team members. Realizing it was a suicide mission the team goes rogue. As if that wasn't enough, they soon become caught up in the ancient struggle between the creatures of The Night Tribes and must now defend against these supernatural beings that threaten our world.

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The introduction of Western Comics stood as proof of DC's commitment to the Western genre. The first issue introduced new characters including the Wyoming Kid, Cowboy Marshal, and Rodeo Rick, but the Vigilante may have seemed most familiar. The bandana masked hero had already earned his place among the 7 Soldiers of Victory following his introduction in Action Comics# 42 (November 1941), Although his adventures took place in contemporary times, the Vigilante's costume helped him fit in among the stars of Western Comics.

The Avengers make their West Coast debut! Newlyweds Hawkeye and Mockingbird check out a California compound while awaiting the arrival of their team. Enter the mysterious Shroud! Plus, Tigra and Iron Man join the Cali-crew!

Jack Russell, somewhat drunk, is kicked out of a movie theater, and soon makes his way to prepare for the coming full moon. On the way, he passes his friend, Father Adobe, who senses something wrong in Jack. Adobe offers to help, but Jack declines, and proceeds to enter the sewers where, during the day he works, but on nights of the full moon, he locks himself away as he uncontrollably transforms into the Werewolf. Adding to Jack's distress, his recent transformations are accompanied by hellish visions of a nether realm dominated by some kind of demon that addresses him directly.

For 28 days of the month, Jack Russell leads a normal life. He’s got a beautiful wife and a baby on the way. He’s the picture of happiness. On day 29, however, he turns into an uncontrollable, bloodthirsty monster. But as the saying goes, the best-laid plans of wolves and men.

Wendy Parker Comics ran during 1953 through 1954 for 8 issues.

The devastating view of a post-apocalyptic WildStorm Universe continues as Maximum Man witnesses what becomes of his beloved town. But are things as bad for a city populated almost entirely by Super-Heroes as they are for the rest of the world? And if not, won't others come looking to take Tranquility's resources for themselves?

Tranquility is like any other small town, except for one difference--it's where super-powered beings retire and raise families. Heroes and villains alike reside here and it creates a unique blend of characters and conflicts that cause local law enforcement endless headaches!

High school sit-com "Welcome Back Kotter" was a smash hit for ABC-TV in 1975. In 1976, DC made the group of juvenile delinquents - the Sweathogs - hit the books (for a change), bringing their classroom antics into their own sit-comic. The first issue, written by Elliott S! Maggin with spot - on likenesses rendered by Jack Sparling, actually gave teacher Mr. Kotter an opportunity to transfer out of Brooklyn's James Buchanan High School. However, his wife Julie and the Sweathogs intervened.

Mali and Tessa have lived hundreds of different lives throughout time, caught up in an eternal cycle as they take part in a war so old that neither side remembers what they’re fighting for anymore. As Mali wakes up in her newest life, she suddenly becomes self-aware and starts to question everything, especially why she continues to fight.

From the pages of Secret Wars, now in the All-New Marvel U! Imagine being trapped in a world of sword and sorcery…with no sword and sorcery experience to speak of. This is the story of Becca, a girl stuck in Weirdworld, with only one mission: get home alive! Marvel's own twisted fantasy realm comes alive before your eyes! Barbarians! Wizards! And tricked out sports cars!

Welcome to the wildest, most dangerous new corner of the Marvel Universe. Welcome to Weirdworld. A world of swords and sorcery and strange, perverted science. A world where one barbarian walks alone, on a dark and savage quest though all things weird and fantastic from throughout Marvel history. His name is Arkon. A lost man in a lost world. Follow him if you dare.

A limited four issue mini featuring many top names in comics in a Western themed anthology series.

After Jonah Hex guns down two men looking to pick a fight with him in a saloon, the townspeople want to run Hex out of town. However, before they are able to do so, one of their people return back on a horse, dieing from an arrow wound by the Pawnee Indians.Later, as Hex is washing himself in a nearby river, he has the drop taken on him by Little Fawn, daughter of the chief of the Pawnee Indians. Holding him at gun point with his own guns, and with the added protection of her Timber Wolf, Iron Jaws, she ties up Hex and begins to take him back to her tribe. However, when she makes them cross a rickety bridge, the bridge shatters and they fall into the rushing water below. Although Hex is accidentally shot in the fall, he manages to save the girl and he wolf and take them back to their tribe where he passes out.

Wondering how Mickey Colt became a ghost-catching ranger? Time to find out!

Weird West Mickey in Stagecoach to Ghost Town.

Weird West Mickey in Savage Dragon Mardi Gras.

Weird West Mickey in Night of the Diablero.