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In 1957 Los Angeles, Mexican-American journalist Joe Nuñez and washed-up U.S. Army officer Col. John Lear have met and contained the alien slave-catcher, Nimbus. Or have they? As the two men's mutual ambitions come to a head, the slave uprising on The Helix threatens to destroy that planet - even as Nimbus and the final slave on Earth discover they may have an enemy in common. Meanwhile, Nan takes a shower.

In 1957 Los Angeles, Nimbus searches for the final escaped slave, while Mexican-American journalist Joe Nuñez and washed-up U.S. Army officer Col. John Lear settle into an uneasy alliance. Sightings of an alien in L.A. are dismissed with rational explanations - until they can't be. With tensions rising between Joe and his blond, all-American girlfriend, Nan, how far will he go and what will he give up to keep control of the biggest news story in history - that his editor wants to assign to a "more experienced" (read: white) reporter?

As the newly launched Sputnik orbits the Earth, a put-upon Mexican-American journalist in 1957 Los Angeles and a washed-up U.S. Air Force colonel at a South Pacific base may finally have the break of their careers: an honest-to-goodness alien that each man hopes to parlay to success. Can they trust each other? Can they discern the alien's deadly motives? And what about Mrs. Stoddard's meatloaf?

Gotham City is filled with stories-of heroes and of villains, of police and criminals, of families both lost and found. But the enchanted short stories in Batman Tales are brought to life with a classic fairy-tale twist that will fill you with wonder. Once upon a crime in Gotham...
Damian Wayne dreams of becoming a real boy wonder-as long as he can avoid telling lies and making his nose grow.
Batman's butler takes an unexpected trip through the looking glass and finds himself in a topsy-turvy world, for Alfred's in Wonderland!
Gotham City Police Department detectives interrogate Gotham's most dangerous criminals looking for the princess who stole the pea.
And Batman meets a snow queen who leads him on a dangerous quest.
Derek Fridolfs and Dustin Nguyen, the creative team behind Batman: Li'l Gotham, return to their Bat-roots-this time with a fairy-tale flair!

The collected casebooks of famed '80s private eye, Ms. Tree.
When her private detective husband is murdered by the Muerta crime family, Ms. Tree takes over the business! Cold, calculating and tough as nails, no case is too small, no violence too extreme, so long as a mystery is solved... and Ms. Tree is paid.
The creation of award-winning crime and comics writer Max Allan Collins (Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer, Road to Perdition, Quarry's War). Illustrated by co-creator and pulp legend Terry Beatty (Johnny Dynamite, Mike Danger, Rex Morgan M.D.)
Collects five classic Ms. Tree stories for the first time since the '80s, plus the rare Ms. Tree prose story "Inconvenience Store

Barbie is facing the same problems every young person is facing today - figuring out how to choose a career, in an economic environment that is becoming increasingly difficult for anyone to find a job. But Barbie is nothing, if not optimistic and determined. Her interest in clothes leads her to seek employment in the highly competitive world of fashion. But as what? A model? A designer? Or something she never even dreamed of? As Barbie pursues her dream, she meets a diverse bunch of all new friends that can help her... and some that may actually try to end her fashion career before it even starts!

Four self-contained magical crimes, ripped from the streets of supernatural London!
From the million-selling Rivers of London novel and graphic novel series by writer Ben Aaronovitch comes this unmissable next chapter in the saga, as PC Peter Grant faces his gruelling Detective exam, forcing him to relieve the strangest cases of his career.
From foiling an aspiring god, to confronting a Virtual Flasher, Peter's police history has been anything but conventional; whether that's chasing down 'Falcon' crimes with the aid of modern technology, or confronting timeless villainy with his magical skill-set. Does Peter have what it takes... or will DI Chopra judge him unsuitable for a badge?
An all-new series of Rivers of London short stories by Ben Aaronovitch and Andrew Cartmel. Set between 'The Hanging Tree' and 'Black Mould'.

Welcome to Biotope! Vegetation as far as the eye can see, perfect sports facilities, but also endless boredom ... On Biotope, planet whose ecosystem is studied by scientists living in a vacuum, a murder has been committed. Passionate crime, claim the leaders of the base. "This is what we are going to see," replies in substance Commissioner Toussaint, sent on the spot with his two assistants to shed light on the circumstances of the tragedy. The investigation begins. It looks difficult ... Biotope happily renews the genre of police investigation. First, through the narrative. The story takes place in a slightly scary setting but conducive to all twists and turns: a base cut off from the rest of the world, populated by suspicious scientists and not necessarily above all suspicion. By its main characters, then: three "Black" police officers led by a grumpy, claustrophobic commissioner and deprived of his sin, the cigarette. And finally by its distanced humor and its jovial graphics, which gives rise to an exciting contrast between the appearance of lightness of the story and the dramatic springs implemented by the scenario.