Written by Mark Waid with art by Barry Kitson and James Pascoe, Empire is an American comic book series originally published by Image imprint Gorilla Comics, Empire was acquired by DC Comics. The two Gorilla issues were reprinted in Empire #0, and were followed by a six-issue limited series. The book carries a "Suggested for Mature Readers" warning. The series has also been collected in a 208-page trade paperback.

INVASION! Africa and China are at war. The battlefield: Europe. Enter: MAPPO's genetically engineered soldiers, The Elephantmen. At last, Starkings & Moritat tell the story of the war to end all wars in this special three-issue miniseries.

Four fantastic Dragons tales! In "The Endless Night," a witch visits Berk and plunges the whole town into darkness! How can Hiccup and his friends fight such a powerful foe? In "Snowmageddon," Hiccup and friends investigate a town which has gone mysteriously quiet; what dangers will they discover? Plus two special bonus stories! Collects Dragons: Defenders of Berk Digest Volumes 1 and 2.

Once they were the mainstay of folklore: goblins, leprechauns, pixies and fey. But now? Dispossessed, forgotten, doubting even their own traditions, they've trickled into Vermintown: a vast and vile city of a million inch-tall malcontents. Sprawling through an abandoned subway station deep beneath London, here myth has given way to sleaze, drugs, gangland violence and interracial hatred. Vermintown is where magic went to die.

They're BACK! 25 years after Topps' original DINOSAURS ATTACKS! trading cards took a bite out of candy counter sales, the original Eclipse graphic novel written by DA creator Gary Gerani returns, this time released in its entirety! With pencils by Herb (G.I. JOE) Trimpe and paintings by veteran illustrator Earl Norem, the entire story will be released as five comic books, with all the blood curdling trimmings. So put world-conquering Martians aside for a bit and relish the time-tilted melodrama and wild humor of DINOSAURS ATTACK! the ultimate nightmare is now a reality from IDW!

The story of Digitek begins at the Mys-Tech organization. Kether Troop, a team of Mys-Tech mercenaries tasked with recovering alien technology from alternate dimensions, manage to retrieve a product called Protosilicon from an unknown source and installs it on an item known as Jump 61. Technological analysis of the item followed, and Jonathan Byrant is assigned as its Project Leader. His supervisor, Mr. Grant, sabotages the project with a computer virus, but Jonathan somehow gains a vision of this. He rushes back to the facility. He arrives just as the building explodes, and is believed to have been killed. Unknown to all he survives and finds that the suit has bonded with him. Choosing to use his powers for good, Jonathan decides to call himself after the project: Digitek. His first opponents are the villains known as Bacillicons, three mercenaries who had been similarly transformed, but are warped by the virus.

It's Etrigan the Demon as you've never seen him before, in a 6-issue hyper-pulp miniseries! Jason Blood cuts a deal with a cult of modern-day alchemists to divorce him from the Demon for good. But when the ceremony goes horribly wrong, Etrigan must mix it up with street racers and the Yakuza mob!

One of Marvel's revived horror comics, with new stories and reprints from the 1950's. Scarry!! The series is also known for the first appearance of Straw Man in issue 11 of the series.

Cosmic Boy, Brainiac 5, and other heroes return to Earth, only to find it dominated by the alien race known as the Blight. How can the team stop these alien invaders when they're being picked off one by one? Collects "Legion Of The Damned," originally published in LEGIONNAIRES #79-80 and LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES (1989-2000) #122-123.

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Darkchylde is a comic series created by Randy Queen. The series stars Ariel Chylde, a teenager born with the ability to bring nightmares into reality. The various short storylines of Darkchylde follow Ariel as she wanders around, trying, and failing, to find a normal life for herself. Her only companions are War and Piece, two mostly friendly nightmares. She also has a sister who presumibly has powers of her own, but that plot thread was never followed up on.

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When a mole in CVO exposes the whole organization to danger, things look bad for America's first line of supernatural defense against growing global threats. With fellow agents being killed all around them, the vampire spies of CVO may find themselves out in the cold. This is the 4th installment of CVO.

C.V.O. returns with this one-shot collecting a strip by Jeff Mariotte and Gabriel Hernandez (CVO: Artifact) previously available only to AOL subscribers, and a special CVO short written and drawn by series creator Alex Garner (C.V.O.: Covert Vampiric Operations, Danger Girl)! When vampires work for the C.I.A., anything can happen!

A vampire paramilitary team must find their missing member and solve the mystery of an usual Iraqi national treasure stolen by an enemy vampire team that's working hard and quickly, trying to unlock it's secrets.

CVO is a top-secret branch of the CIA that deals with the United States' most dangerous worldwide threats. The catch? It's made up of vampires. General Malodor, a tyrant with a taste for destruction, has procured Russian nukes along with a way to deliver them. It's time for the U.S. government to call in its very heaviest hitters: the top-secret group known as CVO! Follow vampire agents Cross, Bools, and Britt as they use their supernatural powers to avert nuclear disaster... and come face-to-face with a powerful demon in the process!

Cursed Pirate Girl is a buddy story that takes place in 1728. It is about said pirate girl and the daughter of the governor of Port Elizabeth, Jamaica, a town made famous by the Pirates of the Caribbean movie franchise. The dialogue is snappy, with just enough archaic slang to give it the appropriate Restoration Era flavor. The events of the story, however, are only a conduit for the most brilliant part of this comic...the plethora of odd characters that are crammed into every page.

Late 1990s miniseries narrativizing the lyrics to songs from thrash metal band Megadeth's 1997 albumCryptic Writings. The four issues were published by Chaos! Comics from late 1997 to mid 1998.

Renown for creating the award-winning video game, toy line, and TV show "Earthworm Jim," Doug has produced an outrageously adventurous graphic novel that subtly examines the interplay between science, religion, and family. Come witness farmtown America, where the ghost of an evil sorcerer uses the Shroud of Turin to resurrect a giant space eel in an attempt to destroy the world. And the only thing standing in his way is an atheist with an alien strapped to his chest! Beautifully rendered, this is a concept that only Doug TenNapel could pull off.

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