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Welcome to the world of Battlestar Galactica as never seen before, as #1 NYT Bestselling Author Tony Lee gives it a Steampunk spin! After Professor Baltar's clockwork Cylonics destroy the Colonial Empire, Arch Duke Adama learns that his son Apollo is missing! It's up to Lady Athena to travel to the Sky Pirate world of the Rising Star and ask for help from the only hope she has - the disgraced Captain Starbuck and his humanoid / Daggit copilot Muffit...
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Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 (2015)
English | CBR | 113 pages | 506.0 MB

What if the world's pop stars and celebrities were literally products, grown by the world's wealthiest (and most depraved) minds-and one of them escaped? As unique as it is entertaining, POP is a white-knuckled thrill ride through the marketing-mastered, technologically tethered tragicomedy we call life.

TV Legend. Wall Street Wolf. Internet Mogul. Tabloid Bad Boy. Master Metaphysicist. Spiritualist. Monster Hunter. Doctor Adam Spektor is all of these things, and less. For fifteen years, Spektor has traveled the globe to smoke out and defeat werewolves, vampires, ghosts and everything else that goes bump in the night. Yet his success has brought him no peace, some part of him is missing; something he needs but can't name. But he's about to find what's missing, in an unlikely place, unlock another piece of the Gold Key universe, courtesy of Mark Waid (Daredevil, Indestructible Hulk) and Neil Edwards (X-Factor)!
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Doctor Spektor - Master of the Occult v01 (2014)
English | CBR | 152 pages | 238.5 MB
Includes the complete story arc from issues #1-4 of the Doctor Spektor comic book series

On 29th August 1981, the Daily Star newspaper ran the first ever Saturday Judge Dredd comic strip. It was an instant hit amongst the five million Daily Star readers, and was a critical success as well, winning Comics Adventure Strip Cartoon of the Year from the Cartoonists’ Club of Great Britain. All of these glorious Saturday stories are collected here, along with the first two weekday strips from 1986, highlighting some of the greatest work from artist Ron Smith and writers John Wagner and Alan Grant.