Welcome to BookGN.com

Legendary Comics transports you to A Town Called Dragon. On the surface it seems like your average all-American tourist trap, but this snow-covered town hides a burning secret. After centuries of lying buried within the depths of an icy mountain, the world's last dragon egg finally hatches - endangering modern life as we know it. Now an unlikely group of dangerously unqualified, ordinary citizens must band together, battling the elements - and each other - to slay this menacing creature.
====================
A Town Called Dragon (2015)
English | CBR | 197 pages | 905.29 MB

In the pristine rainforests of the archipelago that would become known as Indonesia, a brief encounter between a gentle peace-loving tree-dweller and an Alien intelligence opens the door to an entirely different evolutionary history. Humanity fails to develop an appreciation of its place in the Cosmos, and an intellectual gap becomes a void, sucking the life out of the planet.
Fast forward to an age beyond technology. Humanity is struggling to drag itself out of its evolutionary black hole. In a Rainforest reborn, an unlikely alliance is struck up between Humans and Sun Bears, who also crave the red apes' status.
An Orangutan who has never looked past the edge of his canopy, grows curious about his place in the world. The arrival of a caped stranger will bring him on a journey to realise that place...

Enter the supernatural world of Betty Wicked, Modern Witch and paranormal investigator. She is a modern girl with a quick wit and a sense of humor! Follow her adventures as she discovers the strange hidden world of magic.

Star Wars: Boba Fett - Salvage was originally a Wizard Magazine exclusive, but was later republished in the Star Wars: Boba Fett - Enemy of the Empire trade paperback.
====================
Star Wars - Boba Fett - Blood Ties (2022)
English | CBR | 336 pages | 377.28 MB
COLLECTING: Star Wars: Blood Ties (2010) 1-4; Star Wars: Blood Ties - Boba Fett Is Dead (2012) 1-4; Star Wars: Empire (2002) 7, 28; Star Wars: Boba Fett (1997) 1/2; Star Wars: Boba Fett - Twin Engines of Destruction (1997) 1; Star Wars: Boba Fett - Agent of Doom (2000) 1; material from Star Wars Tales (1997) 7

"From now on we know that the snowman exists."
A discredited journalist reluctantly arrives in the small town of Vizhay, Russia following a new lead explaining the mysterious deaths of nine ski hikers in the Northern Ural Mountains. Soviet investigators determined only that "a compelling unknown force" had caused the deaths. What the journalist and his companions find will test their beliefs and the moral limits of journalism.
Inspired by the Dyatlov Pass Incident.

Obscura is an anthology series from Fifth Dimension comics. It is home to all of the odd, off the beaten path stories that 5d creators churn out of their decayed heads. Sometimes horrifying, sometimes darkly funny, sometimes genuinely moving...always entertaining!

After his finishing move killed a man in the ring, former professional wrestler Billy Badass puts his mustache and suplexing skills to use hunting down small town bounties, picking up chicks and just plain getting by any way he can. Like a Badass.

Legendary bounty hunter Boba Fett bound together two volumes of great personal significance: an edition of The Bounty Hunter's Guild Handbook, and a recruiting booklet issued by Death Watch, a secretive splinter group of Mandalorians. Together, these volumes make up The Bounty Hunter Code, detailing the skills needed to make a living beyond galactic law as well as the little-known history, philosophy, and gear of Death Watch. With notes from the books' former owners, this collection serves as a crucial guide to the bounty hunter's essential tools and techniques.

ARE YOU READY FOR YOUR DEMONIC IRRIGATION?
Doctor Morbus, the PsychoKiller, can help you with your problem.
Writers Pat Mills & Tony Skinner deliver a dark, gruesome and funny tale of demonic infestation, sumptuously illustrated by Dave Kendall.

England, 1962. By day, Terry Sharp is a successful director of horror films, consumer of cocktails, and chaser of skirts. By night, the horror is real as he battles tirelessly against a Satanic conspiracy that reaches the highest levels of government. Sharp's willing to go to hell... so you won't have to.

The follow-up graphic novel to the Rondo Award-winning best seller for best horror comic has pilot Jack Shannon and mystic Archie Caldwell held prisoner in the mysterious Castle of Shadows by a scientist who is creating super-soldiers out of apes -- and plans to use our heroes as subjects of an equally monstrous experiment! Also included is an 11-page back-up story of The Wicked West," The Return of Javers" plus a digital edition exclusive, a Black Forest Bedtime Story.

World War I. In the battle between good and evil, evil just got creative: The Germans are developing a mysterious weapon to break through the trenches. American pilot Jack Shannon and Archie Caldwell, Britain's greatest stage magician, are sent behind enemy lines, into the heart of the supernatural vortex that is the Black Forest. There, in a remote castle, they match wits with evil occultist Avery Dye, who aims to use Frankenstein's Monster as a template to create an army of unstoppable re-animated dead! In order to thwart the forces of evil, Jack and Archie will be forced to battle Nosferatu, werewolves, a sorcerer, and Frankenstein's Monster himself!

Nocturnal monsters stalk astronauts marooned on Mars. Zoe is the swashbuckling captain of Earth's first off-world colony. Isolated on the farthest frontier of civilization, order breaks down when the unfamiliar hostile invades. Zoe faces mutiny, death and dishonor; she must sacrifice her humanity if she hopes to survive. It's Star Trek meets Lord of the Flies for horror fans.

...after all, today is just another day. tony is working at the docks, frustrated with his girlfriend. sara is up early, delivering newspapers in the silence before dawn. brian hates his dayjob - a passionate hatred that stifles his every being. and veronica is going to have fun because that is what beautiful people do. these are their lives: they rise, they suffer, they sleep. after all, today is just another day...

Twofer! First, in PLAY, Captain Natala and her squad - Doc and Jaq - face insurmountable odds as they clash with Bear, Fredo the Feared, and their toy army to rescue Lady from certain doom! But then it's bath time... Then, in AURORA BOREALIS, a scientist fed up with superstition is given an opportunity for a little perspective.

At the end of the road... the nightmare truly begins. In 2007, actor/filmmaker Thomas Jane went off to New Mexico to film his noir/suspense film, Dark Country, a twisted, psycho-noir about a couple forced to deal with a dead body en route from Vegas. The result was a mind bending, idiosyncratic, EC Comic-style ride into the noirish landscape of damnation. In an effort to create a new experience, Jane had the artist adapt the original short story by Tab Murphy that inspired the film. Thomas Ott's adaptation is presented in his signature 'silent' format, with Tab Murphy's original short story immediately following the sequential art. Also included is a 40 page bonus section packed with pre-visualization art, production photography, and marketing art and design.

John Bergin attacks the medium of comics with raw energy and an utterly unique style. Best-known for his epic graphic novel, From Inside (published by Tundra in the late 90s and recently adapted to film), Bergin also created the critically acclaimed series Ashes, and co-edited the genre-busting anthology Bone Saw with James O'Barr (The Crow). Bergin has also contributed to titles and licensed properties for publishers such as Dark Horse, Marvel, DC, Heavy Metal, and many others. He is an accomplished art director and graphic designer, having created over 300 album covers and illustrations for clients such as Paramount Pictures, Lakeshore Records, CBS Films, Hallmark, Summit Entertainment, The Weinstein Company, Dimension Films, Warner Bros. and Universal Music Group.
DUST collects 11 of Bergin's short comics and a handful of illustrations from 1994 to 2013. His Harvey and Eisner-nominated work deals with themes of beauty and ugliness, of death and resurrection. Bergin's tone is relentlessly dark, but always retains a sense of human dignity.