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One of the most critically acclaimed, longest running, and beloved adventure comics!
This seventh volume includes the stories "Traitors of the Earth," in which Miyamoto Usagi faces the undead; "A Town Called Hell," which sees Usagi caught in the crossfire between two competing lords; "Those Who Tread on the Scorpion's Tail," where Usagi takes on the notorious Red Scorpions - and more! 600 pages of emotive and thrilling samurai action!
Stan Sakai's evocative artwork and gripping tales continue to enthrall readers of all ages. Collects Usagi Yojimbo Volume Three #117 - #138, the Free Comic Book Day 2009 short story "One Dark and Stormy Night," and the color short story "Cut the Plum."

Collects War Is Hell: The First Flight Of The Phantom Eagle #1-5.
Set against the grim backdrop of Word War I, mysterious aviator Karl Kaufmann arrives on the western front dressed outlandishly and at the controls of his own plane. Overconfident and full of romantic ideals, he has come to fight and kill the Hun. But soon Kaufmann confronts staggering loss and witnesses violence on a scale he has never imagined. In the process, he learns the harsh truth of conflict: war is hell.

Collects Thor: Vikings (2003) #1-5.
Comics' most outrageous writer Garth Ennis takes on Marvel's Norse God of Thunder and long-time Avenger, the Mighty Thor! When a band of invincible Zombie Vikings invades and begins to pillage Manhattan, it's up to Thor and guest-star Dr. Strange to stop them. But who is going to stop Garth Ennis from pillaging the Marvel Universe on this no-holds-barred MAX adventure?!

A groundbreaking graphic portrait of boxing legend Jack Johnson, Last On His Feet offers a front-row seat to the Battle of the Century.
On the morning of July 4, 1910, thousands of boxing fans stormed a newly built stadium in Reno, Nevada, to witness an epic showdown. Jack Johnson, the world's first Black heavyweight champion-and most infamous athlete in the world because of his race-was paired against Jim Jeffries, a former heavyweight champion then heralded as the "great white hope." It was the height of the Jim Crow era, and spectators were eager for Jeffries to restore the racial hierarchy that Johnson had pummeled with his quick fists.
Transporting readers directly into the ring, artist Youssef Daoudi and poet Adrian Matejka intersperse dramatic boxing action with vivid flashbacks to reveal how Johnson, the self-educated son of formerly enslaved parents, reached the pinnacle of sport-all while facing down a racist justice system. Through a combination of breathtaking illustrations and striking verse, Last on His Feet honors a contentious civil rights figure who has for more than a century been denied his proper due.