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Four-part mini-series starring Ghost written by Kelly Sue DeConnick and illustrated by Phil Noto. The #0 issue collects a story and prequel that was originally published in Dark Horse Comics' monthly anthology title Dark Horse Presents - DHP issues #13-15 (June-August 2012).
Former journalist Vaughn Barnes has been reduced to moonlighting as cameraman for the shoddy paranormal investigation cable TV show Phantom Finders. But when a curious device summons the specter of a beautiful, translucent woman, Vaughn is plunged into a mystery of criminal intrigue that spans two worlds! Kelly Sue DeConnick and Phil Noto launch their exciting new take on one of Dark Horse's most popular characters ever!
Collected in Ghost: In The Smoke And Din.

In 1991 Arcudi and Mahnke started with The Mask four issue limited series, which introduced one of the Mask's antagonists, a mute brutish hulk named Walter. This run was among Dark Horse's best sellers; following it, the company continued a succession of miniseries around the Mask, with various antagonists wearing the mask. These series concluded in 2000 with the DC Comics crossover Joker/Mask, in which the magical Mask finds its way into the hands of Batman's arch-enemy The Joker.
Packs include:
The Mask 1-4 (1991)
The Mask Returns 1-4 (1992)
The Mask Strikes Back 1-5 (1995)
The Mask - Hunt for Green October 1-4 (1995)
The Mask - World Tour 1-4 (1995)
The Mask - Southern Discomfort 1-4 (1996)
Adventures of The Mask 1-6 (1996)
Grifter and The Mask 1-2 (1996)
Lobo & The Mask 1-2 (1997)
The Mask - Virtual Surreality (1997)
The Mask - Toys in the Attic 1-4 (1998)
Joker-Mask 1-4 (2000)

Audrey's occupation as a nurse's aide in the local senior's care centre starts to feed her insecurities when one day a well-loved patient passes away. She comes across Greg, a local writer who is outlining a new project and sorely lacking the inspiration he needs. They form an unlikely bond as Audrey agrees to be the subject of Greg's next article in exchange for his confidence. When Greg's ailing grandfather undergoes a tragedy at the care centre, however, it becomes increasingly difficult for he and Audrey to keep their personal and professional lives separate.

Since it was first published in 2005 Grimm Fairy Tales has been one of the hottest independent comics on the market. Featuring some of the most beautiful women in comics, Grimm Fairy Tales covers have been turning heads from day one. Collected for the first time here in this beautiful hardcover edition are the covers for the first 50 issues of this landmark series, with stunning artwork by some of the top artists in the industry including Al Rio, J. Scott Campbell, and Eric Basuldua.

Alan Moore's unearthed screenplay comes to life as an incredible comic book series almost three decades later! The mid-80's were a stunning period of brilliance for Alan Moore, seeing him create true masterpieces including Miracleman, Watchmen - and Fashion Beast! Working with Malcolm McLaren (Sex Pistols), Alan Moore turned his attention to a classic re-telling of a fable through his unyielding and imaginative vision. The two developed a story that redefined Beauty and the Beast in a dystopian future city dominated by a fashion house, which Moore then fully-scripted into a huge screenplay. Never previously published, this epic work is now adapted for comics by long-time Moore collaborator, Antony Johnston (Courtyard) preserving every scrap of Moore's original dialogue. All ten issues have been lovingly illustrated by Facundo Percio (Anna Mercury) and finally a true historical and visionary masterpiece is finally released to the World!