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Lycra-Woman and Spandex Girl was a superhero parody comic that is very hard to find today due to the fact that after the first one was published Du Pont sued the publishers for using the name of their product Lycra without their permission so that all copies had to be recalled and destroyed, as such the only existing copies are the ones that were purchased before the recall.
Two years later they changed the name of their comic company to Lost Cause Productions and tried again after changing the name of the lead character from Lycra-Woman to Flex-Woman and the comic to Spandex Tights.

Cal McDonald's changed . . . and maybe not for the better. Locked away and numbing himself with booze and aspirin, the undead Cal feels the evil consuming him. Will he be able to withstand its pull or will he become the monster war's greatest weapon of destruction?

Tommy-gun-toting toughs roar across the pages of Crime Does Not Pay, the sensational 1940s comic that enraptured millions with its scandalous stories of criminal scum, ripped right from the headlines! This hardcover collects issues #42 - #45 of this infamous series and features a new foreword by Goosebumps author R.L. Stine! Collects Crime Does Not Pay #42 - #45. Nearly seventy years later, CRIME still has the power to thrill and shock!

The punk art legend sends his best-loved character into Dante's Inferno.
"Don't try to pass a pop quiz on Dante's Hell based on a reading of this comic," warns Gary Panter. "It won't work. Even though the comic is engorged with Dante's Hell and though Jimbo mouths a super-condensed version of what happens in The Inferno, canto by canto, characters are fused, actions inverted, parodied, subject to mutation by my odd memories and obsessions and whims…"
That said, Jimbo's Inferno is the hugely anticipated sequel (or prequel, as it was actually completed first) to Jimbo In Purgatory. In this oversize hardcover cloth-and-gold-finished volume, produced to the same exacting standards as 2004's Purgatory, Jimbo, accompanied by his trusty guide and ride Valise, visits Hell (here envisioned as a gigantic subterranean shopping mall called Focky Bocky), and in so doing runs across minotaurs, drug-addled punkettes, UFOs, giant robots, and more, leading him to such profound questions as, "Why do so many recreational activities involve smoke and heat?"
Panter's wild Albrecht-Dürer-meets-Jack-Kirby graphics are wilder and more hallucinatory than ever, and given the full, expansive treatment they so richly deserve. Black-and-white comics throughout

The founder of "Punk" art reinvents Dante through his character Jimbo in this landmark graphic novel.
Gary Panter has been one of America's pre-eminent designers and cartoonists of the last quarter century: In addition to being a prolific and sought-after illustrator, he was one of the graphic minds behind the award-winning Pee-wee's Playhouse show, and, as the creator of Jimbo, one of the pillars of the legendary RAW magazine. Panter's early graphics defined the California punk ethos and the alternative zine scene—and although he hasn't achieved the notoriety of Keith Haring or Kenny Scharf, the post-Pop painting world is also deeply in his debt. Now, Fantagraphics is proud to present a major, all-new book by Panter: Jimbo in Purgatory.
In this spectacular graphic novel, Panter has transformed his protean punk hero Jimbo into the protagonist of a reinterpretation of Dante's Purgatorio. After years of comparing Dante and Boccaccio to find commonalities between the two, Panter developed a narrative of his own that includes literary and pop references regularly injected throughout the captions of the reinterpreted cantos.
In Panter's adaptation, Jimbo traverses a vast infotainment-testing center built in the shape of Dante's Mount Purgatory. Within its borders every man or robot stands in for a character in the Divine Comedy. In this version all the participants in the drama must respond to one another within a lunatic logic wherein each quotes a literary fragment that demonstrates their respective knowledge of a particular passage and its import to the specific location in a poem.

HOWARD’S GREATEST CHARACTERS!They’re all here: Solomon Kane, Dark Agnes, Bran Mak Morn, Breckinridge Elkins . . . and, of course, Conan! Pulp master Robert E. Howard’s most unforgettable characters deliver bold tales of adventure and romance! Collects all original material from REHSS#5-#8. Featuring stunning work from Francesco Francavilla, Howard Chaykin, John Arcudi, and an overflow of others.

"Shadowland" is a 2010 Marvel Comics storyline centering on Daredevil and other "street-level" superheroes in the Marvel Universe. The storyline started in the Daredevil comic and expanded upon in the Shadowland five-issue mini series as well as four tie-in mini series, four one shots as well as two issues of Thunderbolts.
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Shadowland (2011)
English | CBR | 132 pages | 200.85 MB
Collects Shadowland (2010-2011) #1-5.
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Shadowland - Blood on the Streets (2016)
English | CBR | 116 pages | 168.13 MB
Collects Shadowland: Blood on the Streets (2010) #1-4.
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Daredevil - Shadowland (2011)
English | CBR | 144 pages | 191.46 MB
Collects Daredevil (1998-2011) #508-512 and Shadowland: After the Fall #1.
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Shadowland - Moon Knight (2016)
English | CBR | 117 pages | 241.42 MB
Collects Shadowland: Moon Knight (2010) #1-3, Moon Knight (1980) #13.
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Shadowland - Power Man (2011)
English | CBR | 108 pages | 250.64 MB
Collects Shadowland: Power Man #1-4.
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Shadowland - Thunderbolts (2015)
English | CBR | 167 pages | 272.30 MB
Collects Thunderbolts (2006-2012) #148-151.

Collects Elektra (2014) #6-11.
Elektra takes on an enraged Assassin's Guild! After battles with Cape Crow, Bloody Lips, Lady Bullseye and Scalphunter, Elektra vows to take the fight back to the Guild itself. Now, it's Elektra vs. the world as she begins hunting down the Guild's agents before they can find her and her allies. And her first stop is New Orleans, the Guild's home turf -- where a vengeful Lady Bullseye secretly lies in wait, planning a vicious ambush. Then, Elektra takes on an entire S.H.I.E.L.D. facility single-handedly! What could be important enough for Elektra to pit herself against Marvel's most advanced intelligence agency? Coming face-to-face with the man who killed her -- and returning the favor! As the Guild closes in, Elektra faces Bullseye! Will her training and expertise be enough to defeat all her foes? The final round is here!

Collects Elektra (2014) #1-5.
The beautifully violent return of the world's deadliest assassin! As Elektra prepares to shed her past and change her future, she braves the dangers of Monster Island, and the psychotic killer Bloody Lips, in her search for the elusive assassin known as Cape Crow! But the hunt becomes murkier when the hit is revealed as more than it seems. This might be one quest for which Elektra is ill-prepared. Will Marvel's deadliest femme fatale defeat Cape Crow and collect the biggest bounty of her career? Or will she do what she's never done before; protect the mark, and help the hardened killer and his son escape? Legendary assassins go head-to-head at the edge of the world, but it looks like Elektra's soul is right at Death's door.

It's the Marvel Universe in a way you've never seen before, a crowded capital of classy crusaders and crafty criminals in a crammed collective. Take a stroll down to the Xavier Institute, past the FF's Baxter Building...but don't stray too far, because dastardly DOCTOR DOOM's domain is the next block over!

Dancy Flammarion possesses a savvy awareness and a keen knife for the monsters that lurk in the shadows. She does the bidding of an unholy host, a legion of dark gods guiding her across America's southern wilds. And a blackbird's grim tales of her battles could be his only salvation from becoming dinner for a boxcar full of beastly hoboes. Collects Alabaster: Boxcar Tales #1 - #13 from Dark Horse Presents.

Collects Civil War II: Kingpin #1-4, plus the classic Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #51.
When Earth's heroes go to war, that only spells opportunity for the villains! And few have the knowhow to take advantage like the Kingpin! For while an Inhuman with the ability to predict the future has inspired a clampdown on crime before it can even happen, Wilson Fisk has managed to stay one step ahead of the good guys - and his business is booming! But what's his secret? One thing's for sure - his competitors are jealous and that's bad news for Fisk's men. Worse still, Fisk has reason to believe that one of his own is plotting against him. But enemies inside and out are nothing compared to the ultimate threat to his empire - the Punisher! As conflict rages all around him, can Wilson Fisk stay the Kingpin of a world without crime?

Dancy Flammarion may look like a frail teenage girl, but her journey through the swamps and byways of the American South brings her into battle with werewolves, monsters, and grotesque secrets, armed only with a knife and a mission to destroy the deadly creatures that lurk in shadow. Collects the five-issue miniseries.