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Jonathan Walker brought himself back from the dead to avenge his wife's murder but at what cost? While taking his revenge he must also save the world from the evil he himself created. And, seemingly cursed to live forever, he will struggle to find new meaning in eternal life.

Otto the elephant continues his search for his childhood friend Georgie, a chimpanzee who was abducted from their forest home in Africa and shipped to the wilds of America by the Man with the Wooden Nose. When Otto sees a circus poster with a chimp that looks just like Georgie, he and his parrot friend, Crackers, follow the trail of the traveling circus. Along the way, they crash a football game, steal a peanut-shaped car and get thrown in jail. Will Otto and Crackers find Georgie? Or will trouble find them first?
Big Top Otto is the second book in the Elephants Never Forget series chronicling the hilarious adventures of the tenacious pachyderm, Otto, and his wisecracking parrot pal, Crackers. Told with gentle humor and lots of visual gags, this series is an action-packed celebration of friendship and perseverance.

"Division 18: The Union of Novelty Costumed Performers" is the story of the mascot mafia of River City. Whether Jimmy the Snake, Fat Louie, Mimi the Maid, and company are criminals posing as costumed entertainers or costumed entertainers posing as criminals, you can be certain that this gang of hapless mooks isn't particularly good at either calling.
Welcome to the fuzzy underbelly of River City. Welcome to the Union! Division 18 is a black and white comic about a crew of costumed creeps living in shades of gray, walking the line between novelty and infamy. Join creators Matt Bergin and Jeremy Donelson as they introduce you to the blue collar back alley world of the mascot mafia. This edition includes the original Division 18 #1, originally published by Silent Devil; issues 2 and 3, only ever available in previous print TPB form, and the 4-page DC Conspiracy/Dr. Dremo anthology short featuring art by Renzo Ventrella.

When Dilbert first appeared in newspapers across the country in 1989, office workers looked around suspiciously. Was its creator, Scott Adams, a pen name for someone who worked amongst them? After all, the humor was just too eerily funny and familiar. Since then, Dilbert has become more than a cartoon character. He's become an office icon. No one delivers more laughs or captures the reality of the 9 to 5 worker better than Dilbert, Dogbert, Catbert, and a cast of stupefying office stereotypes--which is why there are millions of fans of the Dilbert comic strip.

The smash-hit sex-and-superpowers epic returns, with a brand-new artist and an all-new ongoing series!
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Death Sentence v02 - London (2016)
English | CBR | 161 pages | 533.78 MB
Collects Death Sentence: London #1-6

When the caped heroes of the world's safest city inexplicably all turn into homicidal maniacs, no one is safe. The only rational thing to do is get the hell out of town. if only it were that easy.....

From the wonderfully twisted imagination of Roman Dirge, Lenore is one of the funniest, darkest, cutest, creepiest characters around, and has become a huge global hit. Described by the *Los Angeles Times* as "Sweet and strange and slightly discomforting... An unholy union between Tim Burton and Dr. Seuss," Lenore is a 10-year-old undead girl who lives in a mansion with an assortment of weird and creepy friends, including Ragamuffin (a vicious vampire trapped in the body of a rag doll toy), Pooty (a former bounty hunter for the underworld), next-door neighbor Taxidermy, and her obsessive admirer Mr. Gosh. Since her comic debut in 1992, Lenore has garnered a huge cult following by comic and gothic/horror fans alike, thanks to Dirge's unique brand of humor and lavishly illustrated strips. Take a trip into Lenore's dark, surreal world with her hilarious ongoing adventures!

Tales of Lyla is an epic fantasy comic that follows the adventures of Van Gaia and Pendle Windle.Van is a young and brave sorcerer in training, dreaming of becoming one of the Unmond Kingdom’s royal sages and hoping to learn more about his family's history in the process. His grandfather’s magical guidebook, the “Charmicon” leads him on his quest. But since the book has a mind of its own, it remains stubbornly blank as often as it offers words of wisdom.
Pendle Windle is a hot headed teenage witch with a talent for dark magic. She has more experience than Van in spell casting and is not afraid to show it. She joins his crusade to learn more about the world outside of her home in the Swamp-lands. She also hopes to prove that witches can be more than just a source of dread.
Van and Pendle make their way through the enchanted world of Lyla, solving cases that involve the supernatural. They make new friends, new enemies, and uncover an endless array of magical mysteries. But their journeys eventually entangle them in a secret war which threatens to shake their reality to its core.

When Sam opens his eyes after dying, he expects to see clouds or hellfire. What he's faced with instead is "The House" -- a surreal and often-dangerous afterlife of interconnected rooms. As Sam travels deeper into this new world, he finds the strange creators of these rooms aren't the only residents of The House. Here there be monsters, and if he isn't careful, Sam's stay will take a horrible turn. Brought to comic life by two of the industry's newest and brightest creators, the first issue of THE DEAD is a great introduction to a story that's already received praise from critics and professionals alike.

Norah is one of the lucky freshmen to get a single in Turgeon Hall. The only peculiarity is that the window is bolted shut. This peculiarity makes sense, however, when the first snowfall reveals the dark history of the room. And when that happens, it's up to Norah to figure out how to deal with it.

J Wright's creator-owned comic mini-series, UnDead End, follows a 20 something germaphobic, hypochondriac, Dean, working a dead end job delivering pizzas in his hometown. During one particular late-night shift his worst fears become personified when the townspeople start becoming disgusting, disease ridden zombies. With his friends Nolan and Molly, Dean must face off against the undead, save the people of his town, and not get infected!

The Comic Book Story of Beer traces beer's influence through world history as a liberating and emancipating force that improved the life of everyday people, beginning with early human's experiments with fermentation all the way up through the contemporary explosion of craft brewing. No book has ever told the story of beer in a graphic format, until this one. Shedding light on abstract subjects like pasteurization, "original gravity," and "lagering," artist Aaron McConnell has a flair for cinematic action and demonstrates versatility in depicting characters and episodes from beer's rich history. Hand-drawn in a classic, accessible style, The Comic Book Story of Beer makes a great gift, and will appeal to the most avid comic book geek and those who live for beer.

Who is Tad Caldwell? For Nathan, Shawn, Eric, and Jonathan, the mystery begins in 1989 in suburban Metairie, Louisiana. The four teenagers hold a weekly horror movie night. But one Friday, Shawn plays a tape that proves more real than anything they've ever seen--and Nathan is the victim. Before Nathan watches himself die, his video double calls out a name: Tad Caldwell--a reclusive science-fiction writer whose last book came out in the 1960s. In the New Orleans shop where the tape originated, the owner gives him a book by Caldwell. Years before, a UFO encounter led to the suspicious disappearance of the writer's son, Roger. Before his disgrace, Caldwell wrote the only book he could--the revelations he believed the aliens left in his mind--a harrowing bible of alien philosophy, occult science, telepathy, electronic voice phenomenon and time travel. Nathan fearfully reads Caldwell's book. It claims to unlock telepathic powers to communicate with the past--even over magnetic video and audio tapes. Then, Theresa re-enters his life. Years before, the young Finnish woman once stayed as an exchange student with Nathan and his mother. But, the relationship between mother and son has been troubled since the loss of Nathan's father in a car crash years earlier. Nathan and Theresa seek out the reclusive Tad Caldwell in search of answers. Living in rural Batesville, Mississippi, the elderly writer welcomes the company. Theresa doesn't trust him, but Nathan won't listen--even as evidence mounts that Caldwell may be more than he seems. He works on a mysterious satellite dish next to his house. Odd noises emanate from his basement. Nathan refuses to notice. The old man restores the father figure he lost years before. Then, Caldwell disappears...

The world of Akbar is in grave danger; Ramor, the cursed god, is about to be set free and spread unending chaos! The witch Mara can bind him to his prison, a conch shell, but she needs something special… the legendary Time Bird. She charges her daughter, Pelisse, with enlisting the help of the ageing warrior Bragon, and together they set out on a quest to save the world! But all is not as it seems – Bragon is an old flame of Mara’s and Pelisse has never met her father… With a fantastical twist, The Quest of the Time Bird is an epic journey through a magical realm of monsters, mysticism and mayhem.

Mysterious disappearances. Grisly, ritualistic, unsolved murders. Terrible things lurking in the shadows. This is New Babylon... the most haunted city in the world.
Kain's plan was simple: Acquire and master the skills necessary to become a Demon Hunter and continue his clan's ancient heritage. Things begin to unravel, however, when he meets and befriends Zandalee Joseph, a mentally unstable(?) girl with strange powers
Now... between being a teenager, befriending Zandalee, high school, ruthless Demon Hunting mentors, the most haunted city in the world AND whispers of the coming Apocalypse, will Kain live long enough to achieve his goals?

Ronan Marino thought his life was going to be easy when he won the biggest jackpot in the history of the California lottery, left a successful career in the military and moved back to his boyhood home in Lowell, Massachusetts (best known for Jack Kerouac and Mickey Ward of "The Fighter" fame). He couldn't have been more wrong.
When his girlfriend is found dead in the cold waters of the Merrimack River, Ronan learns she had a dark secret; one that powerful men on both sides of the law are desperate to remain hidden. Calling on his mob enforcer cousin for backup, Ronan dives headfirst into places where even angels fear to tread; committed to finding who took his girlfriend's life even at the cost of his own.

Run By The Gun is a project of epic proportions... No, not really. It's an idea two guys from NYC had one day and worked very hard trying to make it come to fruition. We hope fans of music and comic books like what we're doing.

The town of Bellgrave is normally a peaceful place. However, a mysterious string of murders suddenly rattles the town, drawing the attention of Inspector C. August Dupin. His prime suspect: a man named Montressor. However, it seems that this shady man isn't the only murderer in Bellgrave. A series of notes bearing the mysterious word "Nevermore" is being delivered around the town. Can Dupin solve the Poe murders before the town is thrown into utter chaos? Based on the writings of Edgar Allan Poe, The Poe Murders promises a tale of horror and mystery.