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When the editor of Bram Stoker's original Dracula novel was finalizing the version that would ultimately see print, what was the infamous second chapter of the book that was removed and never included in the first official Dracula canon? Here is that tale, originally called "Dracula's Guest" by Bram Stoker it is now adapted into its own complete standalone story. Now witness...The Lady in the Tomb.

1898. Will Firemaker is a Cherokee blacksmith living in the Indian Territory. His relationship with The Great Cat pulls him into a world of ancient lore and legend that Will had always thought of as tribal fairytales. However villains born out of the fires of The Industrial Age bring fear and danger to this land that still resides in the Old West. But Unaduti the Medicine Man will lead Will to the Little People who reveal to him his legacy, and his destiny. Forces of the Modern Era collide with Primeval Beings from the earliest days of man in this tale of struggle, warfare, and unity.

"In each of us, there is another whom we do not know." The shadow is the dark side of the subconscious, where this 'other' resides. It's where we've imprisoned our demons -- where they amass inconceivable power. Unearthing and mending with the shadow is a delicate, gradual process. But sometimes all it takes is one brutally jarring experience, coupled with a reckless dose of hard drugs and booze, to plunge you straight towards the darkest pits of your psyche.

The invasion continues! First defeated by a tiny Earth microbe, the alien invaders have adapted and their total conquest of planet Earth is well under way. In this action-packed graphic novel, the alien invasion has descended upon Kansas City with all new terrifying weapons, but the government and the military are gone and left the city undefended, how does Kansas City stand a chance? Meanwhile, hundreds of miles away in a small plains town called Haven, an outpost of humanity just might have been given a second chance at survival until the war strikes home. Based on concepts and stories originated by H.G. Wells!

She is an operative for a special task force unit and the Seeker persona has become a popular icon for the American public. Secretly, she is LeAnn Masters - a woman who wears the mantle of Seeker proudly for she understands that she is Seeker and Seeker is her. But she's wrong. Before her there was another Seeker...and before that...yet another...and another. There has always been a Seeker. They may look different. They may "serve" different masters...but the role and legacy of Seeker goes back into the fabled past of a land that most don't believe ever existed. LeAnn may be the current Seeker but a former Seeker, Tracy LeMaster is locked up in a mental hospital for her story of being an incarnate of an ancient Atlantean force couldn't possibly be true. But when Tracy LeMaster escapes, she pledges to reclaim the name of Seeker. And there is only one way to do that...she has to kill the Seeker.

A Story in Three Parts, a Character in Six. Think people can be disingenuous? Of course they can and in the future they try on new personas like hats. Unfortunately, Hieronymus Jones overdoes it with the TPGs (temporary personality grafts), leaving his original personality utterly destroyed. That would be okay, since he's kinda boring, until an experimental cure gives him not one, but six new permanent personalities. Rather than fight over territory, each inhabits a different part of his body, and soon finds they can break apart at will! There's: Bogey, the hard-boiled right arm; Kik-li, the Kung-Fu master right leg; Jake, the self-involved torso; Buckley, the too-smart head; Don, the romantic left arm and; Tootsie, the femme fatale left leg! Together, they fight corruption and crime as the strangest superhero team ever! In this issue: "The Sum of the Parts", the newly disassembled Counter-Parts learn that TPGs are being made from... people! Yeah, kinda like Soylent Green, but here, to be precise, it's the homeless being culled for their personalities - which means the team can actually find out who they once were! Written by bestselling author Stefan Petrucha.

In Mayber Hills Sanitarium secrets haunt the hallways and words must not be spoken. After being committed to the institute, 15 year old Obleena Grunkel aka "Bleen" finds herself trapped within this hellish place while twisted staff members watch her every move, ultimately forcing her to try and escape. But she must play their perverted games first before earning her freedom. Will she end up another victim of these secret games? Or will her own dark secret come to life in the form of a hideous creature from underneath her bed to claim its own victims? For there will be hell to pay for those who make a deal with the devil within.

A 22-year-old Dorothy Gale searches for the Fountain of Youth so she can return to her twelve-year-old self after having been imprisoned by the Nome King while he ruled the Land of Oz. However, she along with Scarecrow, Tin Man and Hungry Tiger discover an abandoned castle in Oz haunted by golems! Based on the timeless classic L. Frank Baum Oz books. Events within Dark Oz take place after the Caliber Comic OZ books. Collects issues 1-5.

Sci-fi six part series

The saga of a simple man finding himself falling into a different world where he is falling into a very weird and a very strange adventure. A black and white graphic novel from the talented duo of Phillip Hester and Bruce McCorkindale.

Sequel to the Bram Stoker's horror classic Dracula. THIS ISSUE: Count Dracula, king of the vampires, is dead, but he isn't finished with England. Resurrected, Dracula rises from the grave, and before long a rash of bizarre suicides begins plaguing London. Scotland Yard Detective Champion Harrison suspects these may actually be murders, and noted occult specialist Sir John Chandos and beautiful clairvoyant Dion Fortune from the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn offer to assist Harrison's investigation. Their search leads them to London's newest and most mysterious club and its peculiar chairman.

The Web. A great network of time and dimension, it encompasses all that was, is, and shall be. If a single entity were to gain control of it, it would control everything. The Terminus Agency is going to do just that, by sending out ruthless Web Runners to chart the Web and plant beacons at crucial intersections of space/time. Once completed, this network of Terminal Points will allow Terminus to change reality itself. Pilot is the latest state of the art model runner and will carry out the final plan of the Terminus Agency. There's just one catch... Pilot has a mind of his own! From Bruce Zick (MARVEL's Thor, Atomic Legion, Deadworld).
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Terminal Point (1993 - 2016)
English | CBR | 100 pages | 184.00 MB
Collects issue 1-3.

Remembered as the father of modern horror, H.P. Lovecraft is best known for tales of terror, cosmic abominations and especially his most famous creation, the dreaded Cthulhu! Few realize, however, the true creative breadth and depth spanned by Lovecraft, who penned stories of horror but also of fantasy, science fiction and even humor. Within this Mythos series, writer Brandon Barrows and artist Hugo Petrus go beyond tentacles and evil gods to explore the rare corners and the myriad worlds created by H.P. Lovecraft! This issue: "Pickman's Model" - Richard Pickman, an artist of notoriously-ghastly works so horrifying that he's been ostracized from Boston's artistic society, knows the anatomy of fear better than anyone else alive - but how? "The Strange High House in the Mist" - Thomas Olney, a jaded philosopher, has a obsession: the strange, mist-shrouded house on the cliffs above Kingsport. When he can stand his curiosity no longer, he sets out to visit the house.
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Mythos (2016)
English | CBR | 111 pages | 159.30 MB
Collects issues 1-4.

In a far flung dystopian society, where mankind and machine-kind coexist in an uneasy alliance overseen by a shadowy government, one man is reborn with the power to heal a people…ot destroy it. His name is Orlak. He awoke one day with no memory of his past and no plans for his future. His hands have been replaced with flesh ripping steel and when he sleeps, he finds them covered with blood. He is, in his own words, a puzzle with ten missing pieces.
This issue collects "Orlak: The Eternal" and "Palms Red" from Caliber Presents #13-18
Also included is a sketchbook section and new cover art. 64 pages in black and white.

Caliber Rounds is a monthly 'magazine' spotlighting Caliber's creators and titles with interviews, profiles, previews, and more.

"Velda: Girl Detective" is a multileveled representation of the more lurid of the 1950s crime comics and is portrayed as if it actually existed as a classic Golden Age comic. The comic series was more than a passing homage to the noir films and hard-boiled detective school of writing of the 1950s as it included in certain issues as special features a Velda paper doll kit and the complete 1955 Velda pinup calendar to provide authenticity. The comics also included vintage parody ads as well as featurettes such as "Hawkshaw Hawk, Bird Detective" and "Neolithica: Girl of the Pleistocene" to entertain readers. Though the work of fiction, the comics were presented to the audience as if Velda actually existed and had her private eye investigative adventures during the 1950's in the big city. This graphic novel publication collects issues 1-8 and all the Velda: Girl Detective bonus features.

The fascinating tale of the bug eating inmate from Bram Stoker's classic novel Dracula. Possessed and impassioned with the zeal of a religious fanatic, Renfield struggles to grasp the need to serve the darkness against his own humanity. In this story he is visited by many of Stoker's classic characters. See why Independent Propaganda called Renfield, "...a truly classic tale in graphic format" and Comic Buyer's Guide called "a gothic jewel". Collects issues 1-5.

From the martini crowd at the uptown piano bars to the whiskey cats at downtown's Skylarks, piano man Dean Fontessa had thought he'd seen it all. But when he agrees to beat chops with the local pounders about a nixed out gabriel, he finds the jazz crowd takes care of its own. Do you dig? A murder mystery set in a 1957 jazz club, with illustrations inspired by '50s album cover designs that give this comic book story a unique style all its own. Written and designed by Gary Scott Beatty (Mis-Adventures of Adam West, Vincent Price Night Terrors).
...absolutely captures the flavor of jazz clubs in the late '50s. It's unlike any other comic out there. A fantastic blend of art and text. - Paul Bishop, Bish’s Beat.
The imagery and the loose but controlled rhythm of the writing brilliantly evoke the sights, sounds and smoky atmosphere of a bygone era. - Matt C., Paradox Comics.

He is an immortal vampire, but caught in a maddening cycle, waking 10 years after each feeding. But as the world changes around him only two things remain, his desire for blood to keep him alive and a yearning for his long lost love! Far from a typical romance, our vampire must decide: heart's desire or dinner? From the mind of Gary Scott Beatty (Mis-Adventures of Adam West, Vincent Price Night Terrors) with pencil art by Bill Bryan (OZ, Dark Oz).