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Lost, without his memory, in an unfamiliar world, Erik Farrell must piece together a new life for himself. Can he survive as the only living boy left in the world?

Charlotte - aka Charlie - a pretty redhead, sets up an expedition to find her brother. The young scientist, who disappeared underground several months ago, claimed - to everyone's astonishment - to be able to prove the existence of Hell by using Darwin's theory of evolution! The little group, led by Charlie, plunge underground in his pursuit. The deeper they progress into the entrails of our planet, the more they enter another world that hides other forms of life heretofore never experienced. The discovery changes them gradually in a way they cannot perceive...

Everyone's favorite Games Workshop character is back in this one-shot stand-alone comic!
Set in the years leading up to the Eisenhorn trilogy. Eisenhorn: Xenos Issue #0 reveals secrets about some of Eisenhorn's closest allies, and darkest villains! Not one to be missed for fans of Games Workshop!

It's back - and better than ever! Gary Spencer Millidge's Strangehaven continues. Plus The Bad, Bad Place, a new series by David Hine and Mark Stafford. Chris Geary's future spy-story, Melody Baker. 10 Minutes by Yuko Rabbit. Sally Jane Thompson's Heavy. Rounding out the first issue of Meanwhile, 2014 British Library & Arts Thread Comics Unmasked Competition Winners

Mi Sweethart is easily the world's greatest secret agent, it's really no contest. But a holiday would be nice, so for the first time since she was eighteen, Mi is taking a break ... or she would be if it weren't for the sword-wielding assassin in her back garden. Thanks to Mi's unihemispheric sleep pattern (it's a real thing, look it up!), Mi never has to stop. While some would squander this extra time watching acclaimed TV drama, Mi has spent it becoming the best at everything, but will being the best be enough for what's coming? Mi Sweethart could beat up your Dad. #nodadissafe

Three more thrilling adventures of Dan Dare reprinted from Eagle Magazine for January 1959 through to March 1960.

A wife receives an anonymous package, her husband's research journal, detailing his last days after stepping into the world's biggest pyramid buried beneath the sands of the Sahara.

By superstar writer George Mann (Warhammer 40,000, Dark Souls), with art by Tazio Bettin (Independence Day).

With A User's Guide to Neglectful Parenting, the trademark dry humor that pervades Guy Delisle's landmark and praised graphic travelogues takes center stage. Quick, light vignettes play on the worries and cares any young parent might have, and offer wry solutions to the petty frustrations of being a dad who works from home.
Readers familiar with Delisle's stranger-in-a-strange-land technique for storytelling (employed in Jerusalem, Pyongyang, Burma, and Shenzhen) will recognize the titular parent in this book; Delisle's travelogues were simultaneously portraits of complex places and times, and portraits of a stay-at-home dad's ever-changing relationship with his children while his wife is out working for Doctors Without Borders. The relationship between young child and all-too-irony-aware parent is beautifully done here, and Delisle's loose flowing style has been set free, creating a wonderful sense of motion throughout. A User's Guide to Neglectful Parenting is an intimate, offbeat look at the joys of parenting.

The Golden Years of the Doctor and Clara begin, as the Twelfth Doctor comics leap into Series 9! Writer Robbie Morrison is back with a year-long extravaganza that kicks off with an excellent jumping-on point for new readers - while Rachael Stott (Star Trek) joins us as new regular series artist!

Offering shocks, surprises, and galaxy-shaking revelations, seasoned TARDIS pilot Robbie Morrison (Drowntown, The Authority, 2000AD, Nikolai Dante) and New York Times-bestselling artist Dave Taylor (Batman: Death by Design; 2000AD) mark the start of their first five-issue run by diving headfirst into the console room and pulling all the levers they can - spinning the new Doctor off to his most challenging destination yet!
Freshly regenerated and with a new head full of unanswered questions, the Doctor (as played by Peter Capaldi) whisks Clara Oswald (as played by Jenna Coleman) away to a strange and distant world.

Critically-acclaimed B-movie infused science fiction horror. Written by Jerry Frissen (Lucha Libre, The Metabaron) and illustrated by comics great Peter Snejbjerg (B.P.R.D, A God Somewhere).

When an act of terrorism in downtown New York turns out to have supernatural causes, reporter Edmond Poe uncovers a unique government task force designed to stop such atrocities. Led by the enigmatic Madison Dark, Poe sets foot down the dark alchemy paths of Black Chemistry and a threat that is seeping into our world.

Using a bold contemporary art style, the comic presents every word of the biblical Book of Ruth, within its historical, cultural and geographical context. This graphic novel has 48 pages.
It employs a high view of scripture and the translation used is the World English Bible.
It is part of the graphic novel series, The Word for Word Bible Comic. Aimed primarily at adults and young adults, but suitable for ages 12+.
STORY INTRO:
Under the capricious and increasingly faithless government of the Judges period, the promised land has become war-torn and desolate. Famine and death jolt this story into motion and make a family of God's chosen people into desperate refugees. The book of Ruth is at once historical and prophetic, it tells the intertwined story of two dauntless women and the integral parts they play within the ultimate
story of the Author and perfecter of all things.
ENDORSEMENTS:
Very interesting. As clear a readable rendition of the Bible as I have seen. Makes biblical teaching more accessible to young and old alike. -John Wagner, Co-creator of Judge Dredd.
Indeed, one might argue that The Word for Word Bible Comic is actually a more authentic presentation of the Bible than our bare printed texts, which invite us to fill a visual vacuum by supplying pictures in our own imagination of people and events. - Rev Dr Christopher R. Smith (Author of Understanding the Books of the Bible Study Guides from IVP. Doctorate in Historical Theology and the Bible.)

Using a bold contemporary art style, the comic presents every word of the biblical Book of Judges, within its historical, cultural and geographical context.
It employs a high view of scripture and the translation used is the World English Bible. It is part of the graphic novel series, The Word for Word Bible Comic. Aimed primarily at ages 15+.
The Story: Ancient fortresses lie in ruins and temples to dark entities have been torn down. In battle after battle God has smashed the enemies of His holy nation and they have, at last, taken the promised land. But now His chosen people have turned their back on Him. Forgetting the great waters that parted before them and the massive city walls that shattered at their call, they leave God's way in the dirt and try to live life by their own rules. These dark centuries are a spiral of temptation, greed, lust, betrayal and tragedy. However, ordinary men like Samson and Gideon are called by an angel of heaven and given divine powers to turn the tide and save the people from annihilation. Although, it seems that even these heroes are not free from corruption.

Using a bold contemporary art style, the comic presents every word of the biblical Book of Joshua, within its historical, cultural and geographical context.
It employs a high view of scripture and the translation used is the World English Bible. It is part of the graphic novel series, The Word for Word Bible Comic. Aimed primarily at ages 15+.
The Story: The Story: God's holy nation stands at the very brink of the promised land, but before them lies a seemingly insurmountable task. They must take cities said to be walled up to heaven and defended by giants in a land that devours its own people. The conquest may seem impossible, even suicidal, but after escaping from slavery through a parted sea and living on manna from heaven, warlord and prophet, Joshua is ready to place the fate of his people and himself in God's hands.

In the days of swashbuckling, seafaring pirates two boys seek to sail the high seas under the banner of the rouge sea rovers! Unfortunately neither boy measures up to the task and so they enlist the help of a witch! As all witchery related things go, nothing turns out quite as planned and the boys find themselves island hopping as the dead rise and living pirates cross swords with their departed brethren!