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The precocious sock monkey Uncle Gabby, his innocent pal Mr. Crow, and their tiny doll-friend, Inches, are the heroes of this funny, unsettling and all-new Sock Monkey storybook. Convinced that their human, Ann-Louise, has been kidnapped by a vicious monster dubbed the Amarok, our heroes bravely venture into the Haunted Woods to rescue her. The epic quest that follows takes them by sea, land, and air through many fantastic lands and introduces a cast of fanciful characters and creatures including the Trumbernick (the pixie shaman of the forest), a giant sea monster, the Guardsmen of Bear Town, and a flock of flying harpies. Beloved by adults and children, Sock Monkey harkens back to all-ages fantasy / adventure as The Wizard of Oz or Alice in Wonderland.

THE EXTERMINATORS centers on a dysfunctional group of bug killers prowling the barrios and bungalows of Los Angeles - the thinnest point on the shaky borderline between civilization and the violent chaos of nature. Henry James, the newest exterminator, sees the job as a means to cleanse the sins of his dark past. He has a hard time getting his view across to his careerist girlfriend, sociopathic partner, and the general bunch of freaks he calls co-workers. But what the "bug brothers" of Bug-Bee-Gone Co. don't understand is that human beings may be the atrue pests - and bugs could be the real exterminators.

A Tibetan-set mystical adventure of treachery, martial arts, and spiritual redemption
Late 19th century Tibet, after the Grand Lama Mipam dies, Gabriel, the orphan of white explorers, is chosen as his reincarnation. As he is raised by a local family, the seeds of corruption and despair sprout across the land, and it will be up to the "White Lama" to fight his way back to the light.

50 years ago, there was already a Justice League, comprised of the world's greatest heroes including Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman and The Flash. But what of their teen sidekicks Robin, Wonder Girl and Kid Flash? Hearing the groundswell of popularity for these heroes, DC Comics created the Teen Titans, an adolescent group of crimefighters whose presence completely changed the genre. Collects: THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD #54; SHOWCASE #59; TEEN TITANS (VOL. 1) #25, 50; TEEN TITANS: YEAR ONE #5; THE NEW TEEN TITANS #6, 38, 83; TALES OF THE TEEN TITANS ANNUAL #3; TEEN TITANS (VOL. 2) #5; YOUNG JUSTICE #7; TEEN TITANS (VOL. 3) #5, 39; TEEN TITANS (VOL. 4) #1; TINY TITANS #4; TEEN TITANS GO! #5.

Collecting Ultimate War #1-4. The Ultimates vs. the Ultimate X-Men: the battle begins. When the X-Men do the worst thing they could to humanity, the government orders Captain America, Iron Man, Thor and the rest of the Ultimates to bring them down. A small but lethal army, the Ultimates were created to face these and other newly rising threats to mankind. But the X-Men's founder, Professor X, hasn't been training his students for nothing -- and the young mutants just might take out the Ultimates first.

Collects Ultimate X-Men (2001-2009) #13-20. Mutant peace has triumphed over mutant warfare for as long as the X-Men have been around, but when the humans they try to protect turn on them, the X-Men embark on a world tour to win humanity's trust...

Collects X-Men (1963-2011) #22-31.
Witness the first appearance of X-Men mainstay Banshee and read the rare stories when a sixth mutant member, the Mimic, joined Professor X's squad. Also featured are the beginnings of the long-ranging Factor Three saga, and the classic battle between Mimic and the Super-Adaptoid.

'IT BEGAN WITH THE BEES... '
Deadworld was once a planet similar to Earth, until Judge Death and his lieutenants Fear, Fire and Mortis deemed that as only the living could break the law, life itself should be a crime. As the Dark Judges set out to bring extinction to their world, Judge Fairfax and a family of farmers attempt to escape the chaos. Is it possible for the living to evade to cold, icy grasp of Death? This chilling collection also features the Dreams of Deadworld strips, giving an extraordinary insight into the undead psyches of the internationally famous super-fiends.
Stories include:
Tainted
Winter Break
Cursed
Dreams of Deadworld

They're the clock keepers of the multiverse - interdimensional troubleshooters who keep dimensional instability in check, and reality on the straight and narrow. They are Indigo Prime. And they have a problem.
This new collection for the UK and Ireland includes Dead Eyes, the story that took readers by surprise as it brought back Smith's mind-bending world of dimension engineers, routine apocalypses, and visceral horror after more than a decade's absence from the pages of 2000 AD. Smith teams up with fellow Cradlegrave creator Edmund Bagwell and Lee Carter (Judge Dredd), to reveal a multiverse in which every reality all seems familiar, and yet .... different. With breathtakingly epic artwork and a cover from Chris Weston (The Twelve), Indigo Prime: Anthropocalypse is a gateway to an infinite number of new worlds and a perfect introduction to one of 2000 AD's most imaginative series.

Since 1977, 2000 AD has created literally hundreds of memorable comicbook characters and worlds. From alien invasions to man-hating dinosaurs, this bumper-sized anthology features a truly zarjaz collection stories that have entertained loyal Squaxx throughout the years.
This mighty tome includes work from such industry legends as Pat Mills (Marshal Law), Ian Gibson (The Ballad of Halo Jones), Grant Morrison (Batman Incorporated), Will Simpson (Vamps), Peter Milligan (X-Statix) and Paul Cornell (Dr. Who) amongst many others.

"Thank heaven for little girls... " Or... maybe not. Because this little girl has a fury inside her that only comes from being scorned. Once the despotic Queen Bee of the playground, now lower than the lowest totem on the pole, she's out for vengeance!

Norman has killed again, but this time his classmates will stop at nothing to find the psychopath among them! Are this bloodthirsty kid's killing days numbered? Or maybe he should just bump them all off one by one...

Bad Machinery is a webcomic written and drawn by John Allison and set in the fictional West Yorkshire town of Tackleford, England. Bad Machinery started on 21 September 2009 loosely based on characters and situations from John Allison's previous webcomic, Scary Go Round. New full colour paneled pages appeared four times a week.
The story of Bad Machinery picks up three years after the end of Scary Go Round and involves two groups of schoolchildren that investigate mysteries.

不思議の国の美幸ちゃん (Fushigi no Kuni no Miyuki-chan, Miyuki-chan in the Wonderland) is a yuri-type of manga series created by CLAMP and published by Kadokawa Shoten in the Japanese edition of Newtype from 1993 to 1995. In 1995, an image album and an OVA version of the first two stories was released. The English language version of the manga was published by Tokyopop in 2003.
The manga is an erotic, yuri rendition of Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. The series focuses on Miyuki, a Japanese schoolgirl who finds herself pulled into several, nonsensical worlds populated by scantily-dressed females who want to have their way with her. Each story ends in a paradox, finishing with the words "Never End" as the cycle repeats itself. Miyuki's travel leads her into seven different worlds.