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During the 1950s, under the Humorama banner, Abe Goodman churned out scores of cheap digest-sized magazines that featured cheesecake photos and single panel pin-up cartoons. The digests featured the likes of Playboy's Jack Cole, Archie's Dan DeCarlo and glamour girl legend Bill Ward. In addition to these three pin-up cartooning luminaries, other notable who contributed to the pages of the Humorama digests included longtime illustrator Jefferson Machamer; Basil Wolverton, who influenced a generation of underground cartoonists; Mad's Dave Berg ("The Lighter Side"); and future syndicated cartoonists George Crenshaw ("Belvedere"), Bill Hoest ("The Lockhorns") and Brad Anderson ("Marmaduke").

Collects All-New Wolverine (2015) #25-30.
Daken has been kidnapped, and it's up to Wolverine to find him. But when his trail brings her back to the Facility, the place that tortured and created her, what new horrors will Laura find cooking there? Who, exactly, are the Orphans of X? How are they connected to the Wolverine? And what do they know about Laura and her past?

Collecting All-New Wolverine (2015-2018) #13-18.
WOLVERINE...MURDERER?! LAURA has fought so hard to be something other than what she was created to be, but the fight is over. WOLVERINE has blood on her hands. In the wake of an unspeakable tragedy, dark forces seemingly have Laura's life under their control. Will Laura be able to defeat demons on the outside and within? Or will she be forced to give up the hero's life she's built for herself?

Collects All-New Wolverine (2015-2018) #7-12.
Laura Kinney's greatest battle so far has been fought, and won - but at what cost? As she and Gabby attempt to move on with their lives, her predecessor's legacy continues to cast a long shadow. Laura is the Wolverine, but is she ready to meet this reality's new arrival, Old Man Logan? He's stepped out of a dystopian future into our world - and he's about to bring a lot of carnage Laura's way. But when a new CIVIL WAR divides the Marvel Universe, will these past and present Wolverines stand together? Or will they shred each other apart? And when the superhuman conflict puts those dearest to her in harm's way, can Laura remain the hero she's fought so hard to become - or will she finally succumb to her dark destiny?

Police Chief Wes Cutter is the only law enforcement in a secluded Alaskan town where everyone has a secret and his closest backup is hours away. There are two kinds of people who live in Alaska. Those born there, and those that are running away from something. And Wes wasn't born there.
Panel Syndicate is proud to present the "pilot" issue of Glacier City, a police mystery series by writer Jay Faerber and artist Michael Montenat. If there's a good response Jay promises there'll soon be a follow-up, so don't hesitate and head now to panelsyndicate.com and download this 49-page digital comic book for whatever price you want to pay!

A digital mini-series in five parts.
Barrier is a drama about violence, language, and illegal immigration. Also, it's bilingual (EN/ES).
Collected in Barrier: The Collected Edition.

Three friends, their schoolgrounds, a secret. And fifteen years later, the discovery that they all thought there was only one secret, but each had their own. And there was one more, bigger than the others, that none were aware of. This is Zerocalcare's second graphic novel, the one that made him stand out as an intelligent, delicate, merciless narrator when it comes to describing his own weaknesses, which may be everyone's. A complete story in three parts at different times in the coming of age of young Calcare; three moments that have in common the all-too-familiar feeling of having tentacles at the throat.

Dark Horse Comics continues to showcase its dedication to publishing the greatest comics of all time with the release of the sixth spooky volume of the Creepy magazine archives. This collection of legendary yarns includes selections from revered writers Archie Goodwin and Harlan Ellison among others, and groundbreaking artistic contributions from Frank Frazetta, Neal Adams, Angelo Torres, Jack Davis, underground comics great Vaughn Bode, and more. Treat yourself to this fright-filled tomb, and you'll see why these gore-geous collections have become freaky fixtures on the New York Times Bestseller List!
Collecting Creepy issues #26-#32.