Armed with a full keg and a bad attitude, Tank Girl embarks on a wild odyssey around the world to save the soul and career of Booga, her kangaroo-boyfriend.

Tank Girl hosts the mother of all pre-apocalypse parties.

Tank Girl's back in a new four-issue miniseries, and this time she's nastier than ever. Remember her debut in the United States? She met the devil, drank a lot of beer, and snogged a kangaroo. But that was nothing. Now she has to spend an entire week at Bell's End, the Rest Home for the Socially Retarded. And no firearms allowed!

Beer and killer kangaroos and bashed-out brains and belly buttons and presidents and cutouts and anarchy and more beer and cigs and bar-b-q(s) and parties and explosions and breasts and demons and more beer and ... most important... Tank Girl!

Once upon a time, a young Prince lived in a shining castle. Arrogant and selfish, the Prince cared only for himself. As punishment, an enchantress transformed him into a terrible beast. Only true love could break the spell and set him free. For years he remained behind the walls of his castle, abandoning all hope. But then he met Belle, a young village girl who loved to read, and laugh, and dream. Could she be the one to break the spell? It didn't seem possible-- for who could ever learn to love a beast?

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Calvin Rose, the former Talon that escaped from the Court of Owls returns to Gotham City. Find out if that was the best idea.

Meet Ravenwood, Pandora, Klea, Silvermain, Gabriel, and Raulph, friends and warriors in search of the fabled Great Seal of Iberion, stolen from the possession of their benefactor. Along the way they encounter all sorts of people - a reluctant prince, a dangerously ambitious earl, a manipulative teacher, a bard with dark secrets, a knight with a tarnished past. In their quest they become unwittingly entangled in a bitter war between the Rats and the Trolls and soon must learn what their own characters are truly made of.

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"DESTINY'S SONG" On the trail of a mystical item that's fallen into the wrong hands, Dr. Strange and The Thing must race against the clock to repair the course of Destiny! It'll take every bit of the Thing's strength and every trick in Strange's bag to protect all mankind. Is there anything the Sorcerer Supreme and ever-lovin' blue-eyed Thing can't do? Check out this new Marvel Adventure to find out!

While the rest of the Titans are held captive and must break free from the clutches of Brother Blood, Dick Grayson fights the cult's control before he kills his teammates under their orders!

Green Lantern Kyle Rayner has been taken over by the terrifying Parallax entity and wrestles with his own demons in this ''Sinestro Corps War'' crossover special! Dissect what led Kyle to his downfall and catch a glimpse at the evil of the Parallax entity.

Green Lantern Kyle Rayner has been taken over by the terrifying Parallax entity and wrestles with his own demons in this ''Sinestro Corps War'' crossover special! Dissect what led Kyle to his downfall and catch a glimpse at the evil of the Parallax entity.

Green Lantern Kyle Rayner has been taken over by the terrifying Parallax entity and wrestles with his own demons in this ''Sinestro Corps War'' crossover special! Dissect what led Kyle to his downfall and catch a glimpse at the evil of the Parallax entity.

Who is Hank Henshaw? What made him the Cyborg Superman, and what does he hope the Sinestro Corp can give him? Alan Burnett (SUPERMAN/BATMAN, Batman: The Animated Series) peels away the mysterious layers of the mechanical monster as the new JLA Watchtower's defenses are put to the test against him and the Sinestro Corps!

While the cover title is "Tales of the Legion of Super-Heroes", the official title according to the indicia is simply "Tales of the Legion".Superboy (1949) - Issues 1-230Superboy and the Legion of Super-Heroes (1977) - Issues 231-258Legion of Super-Heroes (1980) - Issues 259-313, Annuals 1-3Tales of the Legion (1984) - Issues 314-354, Annual 4Beginning with issue #326, the series began reprinting the Legion of Super-Heroes (1984) series as part of DC's "hardcover/softcover" trial. The new Legion series was to be released solely through the direct market while the "Tales" series would continue to be released through both the direct and newsstand markets. This format was designed to emulate the mainstream book market where a book would be released in hardcover with a paperback (or softcover) release coming about a year later. In this case, the higher-priced direct market edition was the "hardcover" and the lower-priced newsstand edition was the "paperback."Most specialty comics stores quit ordering the Tales series after #325.

Jackie Estacado is not the only one to have been granted the power of The Darkness. "Tales of the Darkness" tries to focus in other hosts that received this dark gift.

Leonardo has been blinded by a ninja who wanted to make Leo pay and suffer for what he has done to him.