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All-New Ultimates #9
Amazing Spider-Man #7
Avengers #36
Avengers And X-Men Axis #1 (of 9)
Captain Marvel #8
George Romero's Empire Of The Dead Act Two #2 (of 5)
Hawkeye Vs Deadpool #1 (of 4)
Miracleman #12
Nightcrawler #7
Punisher #11
Rocket Raccoon #4
Savage Hulk #5
Thanos A God Up There Listening #1
X-Force #10

Mass Effect is a comic book series by Dark Horse Comics, based on the Mass Effect video game series. The series is marketed as various limited series for each story. As the game is considered to be the player's story, none of the comics, like the novels, feature Commander Shepard as the main character.
Mass Effect: Redemption is a four-part comic book mini-series that was released between January and April 2010. The story, which revolves around Liara T'Soni, is set in the interim period between the prologue and main storyline of Mass Effect 2, and is related to the downloadable content Lair of the Shadow Broker that was released for the game
Mass Effect: Incursion is an eight-page mini-comic that follows Aria T'Loak's encounter with the Collectors one week prior to the opening events of Mass Effect 2. The events of Incursion link into the events of the comic mini-series Mass Effect: Redemption. It was made available on June 21, 2010, through IGN
Mass Effect: Inquisition is a short eight-page comic released on October 25, 2010, through USA Today.[3] Taking place after Mass Effect 2, the plot revolves around Captain Armando Bailey and his investigation of Executor Pallin and allegations of corruption within C-Sec.
Mass Effect: Evolution is a four-part comic book mini-series. The first issue was released in January 2011. The story focuses on the origin of the Illusive Man, and is set during the First Contact War, shortly after the discovery of the Mass Relays
Mass Effect: Conviction is a short eight-page mini-comic available through digital distribution exclusively via participating retailers. Released in September, 2011, it introduces the character James Vega prior to events of Mass Effect 3.
Mass Effect: Invasion is a four-part comic book mini-series that was released between October 2011 and January 2012. It follows Aria T'Loak, the pirate queen of the space station Omega, as her station comes under attack from a new threat unleashed by the human-survivalist organization Cerberus.
Mass Effect: Homeworlds is an four-part comic book series written by Mass Effect 2 and Mass Effect 3 lead writer Mac Walters. Each installment will focus on a main character from Mass Effect 3.
FCBD - Mass Effect - R.I.P.D. and The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys (2013)
Mass Effect - Blasto Eternity is Forever (2012)
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The Art of The Mass Effect Universe (2012)
English | CBR | 181 pages | HD | 260.78 MB
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Mass Effect v01 - Redemption (2010)
English | CBR | 107 pages | 108.47 MB
Collects the four-issue miniseries.
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Mass Effect v02 - Evolution (2011)
English | CBR | 123 pages | 137.46 MB
Featuring Evolution #1-#4 and short stories from MySpace Dark Horse Presents and USA Today!
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Mass Effect v03 - Invasion (2012)
English | CBR | 112 pages | 123.31 MB
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Mass Effect v04 - Homeworlds (2012)
English | CBR | 105 pages | 130.21 MB
Collects Mass Effect: Homeworlds #1 - #4.
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The Art of Mass Effect - Andromeda (2017)
English | CBR | 184 pages | 304.89 MB
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Mass Effect Omnibus v01 (2016)
English | CBR | 403 pages | 838.13 MB
Collects the first four story arcs - Redemption, Evolution, Invasion, and Homeworlds!
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Mass Effect Omnibus v02 (2017)
English | CBR | 327 pages | 584.13 MB
Collects Mass Effect: Foundation #1-#13, "Blasto: Eternity Is Forever," and a story from Free Comic Book Day 2013!

The race towards FLASHPOINT continues in this Flash collection from comics' hottest writer Geoff Johns and artist Francis Manapul!
Collects THE FLASH (2010) #8-12.
Make way for Hot Pursuit - the latest speedster to come out of the Speed Force! He's here to make sure no one breaks the speed limit - hero or villain! This hardcover collection of THE FLASH #8-12 leading up to the epic events of FLASHPOINT follows Barry Allen and the family of speedsters, as they try to discover Hot Pursuit's identity and what he's doing in Keystone City! This volume also features the origin of Barry Allen's greatest foe, Professor Zoom! Eobard Thawne's story is just beginning -- and he intends to finish it with The Flash!

The Flash races out of BLACKEST NIGHT and into the first graphic novel collection of his new monthly title written bycomics hottest writer Geoff Johns (BLACKEST NIGHT, GREEN LANTERN). The all-new adventures of The Fastest ManAlive start with "Case One: The Dastardly Death of the Rogues!" Barry Allen, The Flash, runs back to his life in Central City, but when one of the Rogues turns up murdered under mysterious circumstances, it's up to The Fastest Man Alive to not onlysolve this bizarre crime, but protect those that are still targeted by the elusive killer. This storyline ties directly into BRIGHTEST DAY, the direct follow-up to the biggest comics event of 2009, BLACKEST NIGHT.
Collects THE FLASH (2010) #1-6 and THE FLASH SECRET FILES 2010!

Hot on the heels of the freshly announced video game Costume Quest 2, Oni Press presents an adorable Halloween-themed graphic novel from Double Fine Productions (Broken Age, Psychonauts) and comics superstar Zac Gorman (Magical Game Time)! Klem and his pals aren't the most popular Grubbins in candy-starved Repugia, but Klem's hoping that will change once he brings a hoard of candy back from the human world. After all, it's Halloween, so there's candy everywhere! Unfortunately, there're also bullies everywhere, ready to steal all of Klem's sweet, sweet loot. Will he and his friends make it out alive, or are they doomed to an eternity of sugar-free torment?

Y: THE LAST MAN, winner of three Eisner Awards and one of the most critically acclaimed, best-selling comic books series of the last decade, is that rare example of a page-turner that is at once humorous, socially relevant and endlessly surprising. Written by Brian K. Vaughan (LOST, PRIDE OF BAGHDAD, EX MACHINA) and with art by Pia Guerra, this is the saga of Yorick Brown—the only human survivor of a planet-wide plague that instantly kills every mammal possessing a Y chromosome. Accompanied by a mysterious government agent, a brilliant young geneticist and his pet monkey, Ampersand, Yorick travels the world in search of his lost love and the answer to why he's the last man on earth. Collects Y THE LAST MAN #1-10.

Marvel Graphic Novels (MGN) was a volume of graphic novel trade paperbacks in an over-sized magazine format that was published from 1982 to 1993, often filled with big stories and introductions of new characters and teams, such as the New Mutants or Futurians. Unfortunately they fell to the wayside in the early '90s, when the prestige format came around.
Only the first 20 issues were cataloged as Marvel Graphic Novel #1, #2, #3, etc. After these 20 issues, Marvel continued the volume for another 18 graphic novels officially. The Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide began to label them #21-38 as part of the volume, but the titles in the indicia were shown unnumbered, as what the cover stated.

Batgirl #35
Batman #35
Batman Eternal #27
Constantine #18
Earth 2 #27
Earth 2 World's End #1
Green Arrow Year One Special Edition #1
Green Lantern Corps #35
Justice League United #5
Klarion #1
New 52 Futures End #23
New Suicide Squad #3
Superman Wonder Woman #12
Worlds' Finest #27

The confusing-yet-brilliant inventor known only as Crazy Dave helps his niece, Patrice, and young adventurer Nate Timely fend off a "fun-dead" neighborhood invasion in Plants vs. Zombies: Lawnmageddon! Winner of over thirty "Game of the Year" awards, Plants vs. Zombies is now determined to shuffle onto all-ages bookshelves to tickle funny bones and thrill . . .brains.
The first Plants vs. Zombies comic book!
Collecting all Plants vs. Zombies digital comics into one nifty hardcover!
Tobin and Chan take us on an original Plants vs. Zombies adventure!
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Plants vs. Zombies v01 - Lawnmageddon (2013)
English | CBR | 80 pages | 163.34 MB

Crazy Dave-the babbling-yet-brilliant inventor and top-notch neighborhood defender-helps his niece, Patrice, and young adventurer Nate Timely fend off Zomboss's latest attack in Plants vs. Zombies: Timepocalypse! This new, standalone tale will tickle your funny bones and thrill . . . your brains! Collects the Plants vs. Zombies: Timepocalypse digital comics into one hardcover!
- The hit video game returns to comics!
- Tobin and Chan take us on another original PvZ adventure.
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Plants vs. Zombies v02 - Timepocalypse (2015)
English | CBR | 80 pages | 144.58 MB

A series crossing over Marvel to DC, with battles between the two company's flagship characters, the results of which were decided, for the most part, by readers votes. This series spawned the 'Amalgam' line of merged DC/Marvel characters. DC and Marvel were about to give fans what they wanted, so they had to be sure to get it right. In this unprecedented cross-over event, the two companies joined together to pit their icons against one another in a no-holds-barred match of strength and skill. To keep the contest as fair as possible, DC and Marvel let the readers decide the victors. Written by Peter David and Ron Marz with art by Dan Jurgens and Claudio Castellini, this 4 issue event consisted of 5 major battles voted on in advance by reader ballots distributed to comic stores, as well as several other minor fights that saw the writers choose the outcome.
Forcing the champions of each universe to fight in order to solve the cosmic battle of superiority, DC versus Marvel Comics also saw the creation of Access, a gatekeeper between the Marvel and DC universes. With the framework set, the battles began. Thor defeated Captain Marvel, Aquaman bested Namor, and the Flash triumphed over Quicksilver. Robin got the drop on Jubilee, the Silver Surfer proved too much for Green Lantern, and Elektra beat Catwoman. In the balloted bouts, Wolverine trounced Lobe, Storm took out Wonder Woman, Spider-Man beat Superboy, Superman clobbered the Incredible Hulk and Batman outfought Captain America. Before the heroes could reflect on their victories or defeats, they found their universes suddenly combined - the Amalgam Age of Comics had now begun.

Ray Willis is a broken man, a disgraced medical examiner making ends meet by preparing corpses at a funeral parlor. His scientific genius is being wasted...that is, until his estranged criminal brother Denny shows up on his doorstep, supposedly cleaned-up and proposing a once-in-a-lifetime partnership to cure not just cancer, but all disease. The catch? It exists within the DNA of superheroes.

A rare foray into all-ages work, "The Adventures of Venus" was Gilbert Hernandez's contribution to the kids' anthology Measles which he edited in 1999 and 2000. This volume collects all the previously uncollected "Venus" stories from Measles in which Luba's niece creates and collects comic books, walks through a scary forest, plays soccer, schemes to get the cute boy she likes, laments the snowlessness of a California Christmas, catches measles, and travels to a distant planet (OK, the last one may be a dream). Plus a new story done just for this book!

Ash Williams has been to hell and back, lost the woman he loved, and battled his evil clone - but despite all these trials, nothing can prepare him for... The Terror of the Comic Con! When a cosplay sorcerer takes his role-playing a little too far, Ash has to team up with a trio of comic readers to save the con - and New York City - from a Deadite invasion!

Collects THE WALKING DEAD #121-126.
Alexandria has been destroyed. Can Rick rally the other communities against Negan's army?

The biggest storyline in THE WALKING DEAD history starts here. It's Rick versus Negan, with a little help from everyone else!
Collects THE WALKING DEAD #115-120

"This book was created at a time when attitudes towards gender, race, and other characteristics were very different from those that prevail today. It contains images and attitudes that may be viewed as insensitive. Reader discretion is advised."
The classic comic series from the 1940's, the Black Cat! The Black Cat was one of the earliest female costumed crime-fighters in the comics, debuting in 1941 in POCKET COMICS. Linda Turner was a Hollywood starlet and former stunt-woman in the early 1940's when she battled her director who she suspected of being a Nazi spy. Donning the outfit of a black cat to take advantage of her opponent's superstitions, she defeated his spy ring and enjoyed herself doing it so much she decided to continue her alternate career as a costumed super heroine - the Black Cat.

What do you get when you throw three murderers into one prison cell together? Well, when those characters happen to be based on the likenesses of celebrities Frank Vincent (Goodfellas, Raging Bull, The Sopranos), Marky Ramone (formerly of The Ramones) and Brea Grant (Heroes, Dexter), you can bet that the outcome will be anything but ordinary. From the creator of IDW's hit series Crawl to Me (now in development to become a feature film), comes Alan Robert's Killogy, an off-the-wall, genre-busting mash-up of crime, dark comedy, and horror. Written and illustrated by Alan Robert, the respected musician from the hard-rock group Life of Agony.