We are introduced to MARSHAL LAW, a sanctioned vigilante who hunts superheroes that have gone rogue. He is superhero himself, an ex-army supersoldier who is disillusioned about so called "superheroes". He operates in the city of San Futuro, San Francisco after "The Big One". He get´s in to trail of a serial killer that murders strippers dressed as world´s most famous female superhero, CELESTE.

The weekly invasion continues: AUTOBOTS vs. DECEPTICONS vs? MARTIANS?! The invaders from Mars take advantage of the colossal Cybertronian's conflict and begin their assault on Earth in full force. It's Martian vs. Machine as the audacious Autobots and the devilish Decepticons begrudgingly join forces to repel the inhuman invaders and save the planet!

The Martians came. The Martians saw. The Martians conquered. Now the space invaders cruelly rule over humanity, which has no hope for liberation... until Ruby Johnson decides that she has had enough.

The invasion begins! The first stories of an all-new MARS ATTACKS universe are here, bringing outrageous action and dark humor to the comics page. Eisner-winning writer John Layman (Chew) is joined by Eisner-winning artist John McCrea (Hitman) to sound the alarm. Beware! The Martians are coming!

The only thing worse than Earth having an inter-dimensional stargate that led to the Zombies vs Robots catastrophe are Martians using one of their own to lead a sneak attack on Earth. But what will happen when zombies get a scent of those big, exposed Martian brains...? Zombie-Robot-Martian chaos from the co-creator of ZvR, Chris Ryall, and TMNT artist Andy Kuhn!

Martians come to Earth to kill and conquer. And the Dragon...is he one of them?

Something even stranger is in the neighborhood when the restless spirits of some merciless Martians are stirred from their slumber to attack again! It's up to the REAL Ghostbusters to save New Jersey from this angry red threat. Well... if they must.

Mars Attacks Martians invade five different IDW timelines and universes, starting with their assault on Sweethaven. How can Popeye, Alice the Goon, the Sea Hag the rest of the one-eyed sailor's friends and foes possibly contend with this threat from beyond the stars?

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The Martian mayhem overtakes Mega-City One! During the annual meeting of the Mega-City Mafia, a new boss makes a play for power thanks to a mysterious benefactor. Meanwhile, Judge Dredd conducts a routine bust that turns out all but routine when he makes a shocking (and disgusting) discovery!

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The invasion begins! The first stories of an all-new MARS ATTACKS universe are here, bringing outrageous action and dark humor to the comics page. Eisner-winning writer John Layman (Chew) is joined by Eisner-winning artist John McCrea (Hitman) to sound the alarm. Beware! The Martians are coming!

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Welcome to the most depraved comic-book of the 21st century, a disturbing, four issue mini-series that blends traditional animation with photo-strip storytelling to produce one of the most compelling horror comics in years. The Unfunnies is a journey through the dark side of the human soul like Magnolia or Happiness, but told in the style of your favorite animated cartoon strips. Undoubtedly, the most uncompromising work Mark Millar has ever produced, The Unfunnies forms a pivotal part of the www.millarworld.biz December event along with WANTED from Top Cow, RUN! from Image and CHOSEN from Dark Horse Comics. All four Millarworld titles are subtly linked and aimed at an exclusively MATURE READERS audience, supported by massive features in the comic book and mainstream press.

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The Darker Side of a Happy-Go-Lucky Cartoonist. Stories, art and cover by Mark Crilley. An expanded version of Crilleys self-produced 3-issue mini-comic, 12 Pages. Sketches, short cartoons, and doodles from Mark Crilley, the creator of Akiko, that were done in coffee shops and strip-mall restaurants, and are darker and less upbeat than his Akiko work.

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Marines In Action ran during 1955 through 1957 for 14 issues.

Moon Knight has just returned from his stint with the West Coast Avengers. He takes on a couple of street thugs and returns home, where Marlene startles him. Little does he know that the Glitch brothers are spying on him for Bushman. Marc is working out when Marlene enters. She is upset when Marc's new housekeeper, Chloe, enters the room. Marc sends Marlene off shopping but she comes under attack. Marc and Frenchie respond. Bushman is responsible, and captures Marlene. To prove to Marc that he hasn't softened, he shoots his own man. He gets away with her, much to Marc's annoyance.