This is the big one: the last of Dark Horse's Terminator series. And what a way to go! In this final three-issue series, Skynet sends a big brawling mother of a Terminator from the future to change the past. His goal: to prevent the birth of John Connor, even as Sarah goes into labor! The rebel alliance is reduced to Colonel Mary Randall, the one woman who might save the future but at what cost to the present? Written by James Robinson, this series ties up all the loose ends from previous Terminator storylines while bringing us to a slam-bang finish. Pencil artist Jackson Guice (Nick Fury: Agent of SHIELD) and inker John Beatty join forces to create powerful interior art; British artist John Higgins (The Thing from Another World) supplies the cover painting.

THE SUPERNATURALS was a four-issue mini-series featuring a team of occult-powered teens and takes place in a world other than the mainstream Marvel Universe. The Supernaturals consisted of alternate universe versions of Ghost Rider, Brother Voodoo, Satana, the Werewolf, the Gargoyle and the Black Cat. They battled alternate versions of Dracula, the Mummy, Frankenstein's Monster and the Jack o'Lantern. The series had one special in the form of The Supernaturals Tour Book.

The Steam Engines of Oz is back in an all-new story! A lone scavenger has a chance encounter with twins tied to Oz's infamous past, a father searches for his lost sons, a fallen hero is on the path to redemption, and a former prisoner adjusts to life among the rough n' tumble Munchkins. Return to the World of Oz's SteamPunk future, set 100 years after The Wizard of Oz and answer the question: What is the Geared Leviathan?

Arcana Comics and SteamPunk Originals collects the first four chapters onf an epic SteamPunk Future set in the world of Oz. A century after the witch is killed, the Emerald City is ruled by a once-revived hero, and salvation comes from the unlikely wrench of young Victoria Wright. She comes to find out the smallest of actions can have much larger implications, and the most insignificant of us can change the world. Rediscover old friends and new heroes along the way, and learn how something that was once a gift... Can turn into a curse.

Collects the stories of Wally Squad (undercover) Judge Jack Point, who poses as a private investigator dressed as a clown - or, as Mega City One slang describes anyone with the compulsion to dress like a fool, a "simp" (simpleton). Hence Point's nickname, the Simping Detective.

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A threat so titanic that it forces The Shadow to team-up with The Green Hornet! A plot so deadly that it involves real events in history and such famous and infamous people as Woodrow Wilson, Rasputin, J. Edgar Hoover, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Nikola Tesla! An unstoppable power will plunge the world into darkness... and no one but our two crime-fighting icons can stop it! Written by Michael Uslan, the originator and Executive Producer of the Batman movie franchise, including The Dark Knight trilogy.

While The Dragon and Alex Wilde take a rampaging duck in a suit of armour that has defeated the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles into custody, the Vicious Circle engage in a turf war with several "anomalous" students led by the villainous Dr. Brainard. After The Dragon and the duck, named Destroyer Duck, rescue Destroyer's duck-friend and his duck-friend's girlfriend from the tyrranical clutches of Godcorp, they interfere in the turf war, allowing both sides to escape. Destroyer's rescued friends enter the witness relocation program under the assumed names "Leonard The Duck" and "Rhonda Martini."

Collected in Sub-Mariner & the Original Human Torch.

The Rock is caught in a scheme between two underground wrestling bookers. One of the bookers, a woman, has an unstoppable wrestler who impersonates The Rock. The other booker, a man, has his henchman try to intimidate The Rock, in which they mistakenly meet the real Rock. The Rock proceeds to clean house and lay the smack down on some candy asses.

Also contains a 6 page Crazy Man story by: Adams and Jungknutz.

The authorized sequel to the cult TV series, THE PRISONER: SHATTERED VISAGE continues the saga of number six, the British secret agent who was condemned to life in the clandestine prison known as the Village. Years after the Village was destroyed, the infamous agent still resides in its former location, attempting to deal with the emotional scars of his past. But when a luckless female agent is washed ashore on his island, the Prisoner realizes that it is not only his mind that is still imprisoned. Featuring an overview of the entire television series, this book of intrigue and conspiracy offers the final chapter in the life of the most famous prisoner of all time.

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Series continues later as "The Phantom" (By Charlton, 1969).

Reprint series of the first original Ghost Rider, with back-up stories of the Phantom Rider.

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The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Deluxe Edition is a twenty issue series that serves as an encyclopedia of nearly every character, location, object, and alien race in the Marvel Universe. This second volume is arguably the best of this series. The design included expanded entries and multiple images for all major characters (typically 1-2 pages).

Odysseus, one of the great Greek warriors of the Trojan War, has not arrived home. His ship is blown off course by the vengeful sea god Poseidon, thus leading the hero into a series of awesome adventures that form a cornerstone of Western literature. This Homeric epic has been told and retold and now it receives the grand Marvel Illustrated treatment courtesy of classic scribe Roy Thomas (THE ILIAD) and penciler Greg Tocchini (THOR: SON OF ASGARD). It's the greatest voyage in all mythology and it begins here.

Variant cover by Eisner winner Paolo Rivera.

Reviving and realizing what has happened, Spektor hurries to the castle. Meanwhile, Baron Tibor seems more confused than pleased on being offered Lakota. The Baron goes outside to think, where he encounters Spektor. The two scuffle briefly, with Tibor gaining the upper hand until Dr. Spektor produces a cross and holds Tibor at bay. The Baron relates to Spektor how he had been in the Hell of the Undead since his death, where he suffered unspeakable tortures for his vampire crimes. Further, he had sworn that if he ever returned to earth, he would atone for his sins, and that the cult control him with threats of destruction rather than the other way around...