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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.

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.

The future kind of sucks, and that goes double for Dana Stevens - she's stuck in a dead-end tamale delivery job, and she's way too old to be living with her mom. But in the online fantasy world of Jarvath, she's an elite warrior. When she slays the wife of celebrity game character King Heremoth, her fame seems all but guaranteed - that is, until the game spins totally out of control.

Shaggy, Scooby, Fred, Daphne, and Velma are back, ready to solve strange cases, unmask dastardly villains, and, in Shaggy and Scooby's case, find as many reasons as possible to chow down on some food and get a taste of some Scooby Snacks! Hop in the Mystery Machine and get ready for adventure because the gang is back in business!

Return with us to the turning point of the 20th century, World War II, when fascist oppression threatened the globe and the cause of liberty was championed by the original, greatest super-team - the Justice Society of America! In the war's final days, a group of seven spies attempts to summon an arcane being that may ensure victory for the faltering Axis Powers.
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Batgirl and Catwoman join forces to thwart a murderer who preys on prostitutes...but what they uncover is a greater evil than either of them could hope to defeat alone! Continued in BIRDS OF PREY: CATWOMAN/ORACLE!
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Birds of Prey v01 (2015)
English | CBR | 294 pages | 374.47 MB
Collected for the first time in chronological order: BLACK CANARY/ORACLE: BIRDS OF PREY #1, SHOWCASE '96 #3, BIRDS OF PREY: MANHUNT #1-4, BIRDS OF PREY: REVOLUTION #1, BIRDS OF PREY: WOLVES #1 and BIRDS OF PREY: BATGIRL #1.

The epic 6-part first series for the Carpe Noctem franchise from Hashtag Comics. Follow the Rivera brothers into the underbelly of Sin City where the supernatural coven of monsters will be sure to make sure what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas. You'll also find that sometimes what stays in Vegas, lives forever.

Were the stories of H.P. Lovecraft pure fiction or was he tapping into an unseen reality and passing it off as fantasy? How many among us have visions of alternate realms and is it possible to physically travel there? Gillian Gordon is one such person. She and her crew are about to be thrown into a world she has known only in nightmarish dreams. There, she will learn the truth of what we perceive as only fiction. Zombies are just the beginning of what's in store for this crew of ill-fated travelers.

A coming of age story about a young street rat, named Oops, living in the medieval city of Castlebury. With the help of his friend, a giant rat named Plague, they set off on a quest to find his family and where he belongs. Along the way the encounter angry Knights, Hec Hounds, Gryphons, and Magic.

20 years into America's future, follow the revolution and rise of hacker group FreeTech and their unfortunate leader Malcolm Reed as they fight to topple what they see as a tyrannical and savage government bent on stealing away its citizens' privacy and rights.

Gates of Midnight, an edgy supernatural thriller, pulls readers into a dark world where monsters and ancient gods come and go, leaving chaos and destruction in their wake and inexplicable monsters that appear and disappear like magic. It's Mankind's acts of extraordinary violence against his fellows that have ripped open gates between our world and their worlds. Some come through to ravage and leave; others come to hide among us, enacting their plans, whether monstrous or benign, in a more methodical fashion. Set in the urban landscape of New York, the series explores the question of who are the real monsters - the things that come through the gate, or us.

DC canceled and replaced this title with The Book of Fate (1997) to help launch their unofficial "Weirdoverse" imprint, along with Night Force (1996), Scare Tactics (1996) and Challengers of the Unknown (1997).
A twist of fate takes Jared Stevens down a path he never expected-- he's the new lord of order known as Fate! Following the death of the original Dr. Fate, Stevens gains powers he barely understands, much less wants!

He can't get any respect as a wizard, but all Pewfell really wants is a quite life of domestic bliss. Destiny, however, has other plans. Join Pewfell as he gets thrown out of his house by a gang of feminist gnomes, runs afoul of a brainwashing cult, and gets banished to an extremely bizarre dimension with very little in the way of clothing.

The original series was written by Kevin VanHook and drawn by Don Perlin. The premiere issue featured the first, "Chromium" comic book cover, which greatly enhanced its collectibility.
Mobster Angelo Mortalli was framed by the Carboni crime family, forcing him to become a witness for the state. While under Federal protection, Mortalli was betrayed by his protectors and sold to Hideyoshi Iwatsu to become a test subject for Project Rising Spirit. Mortalli's memories of his former life were erased when his bloodstream was infused with microscopic computers called nanites. The empirically-enhanced man, now code-named "Bloodshot" escaped from the secret labs of Project Rising Spirit with the aid of Geomancer Geoff McHenry, completely unaware of his former identity.
Angelo Mortalli has become the ultimate killing machine. His memories were erased and his blood was infused with microscopic computers called nanites. These nanites allow him to heal wounds quickly, dominate electronic devices, and fully control every aspect of his body to maximize his physical capabilities. A modern-day Frankenstein, he wages a one man war-- taking out the mob, the police and his covert government creators-- in his struggle to find out who he was and what he has become.

Get your first look at the event of 2011 where Matt Fraction and Stuart Immonen will rock the Marvel Universe like it hasn't been rocked since Civil War!

On the face of things, being a 6' tall mutant Triceratops would be an advantage. Especially if you've gone to the future and been given a state of the art ray gun to fight bad guys with. You're stronger than the average strong man and you can smack things with your tail. Unfortunately for Blastosaurus, this is not the case.
Living in the present day isn't easy for a dinosaurian detective. He can't go undercover, he can't fit in a standard police car, and he has to wear specially altered pants. Not to mention that no one ever gave him an instruction manual for the aforementioned gun.
This is the origin of Blastosaurus, following his pursuit of the evil raptors in order to prevent an awful vision of the future from coming to pass.
Blastosaurus is an all-ages graphic novel about the adventures of a mutant crime fighting dinosaur as he struggles in a world where he is the only thing out of place. This is an action-based comedy which seeks to subvert the conventions of the 'kids cartoon' genre by addressing the logical realities of such a world.

Michael Collins is trapped in the body of a cyborg killer. Deathlok’s quest for his humanity begins here. Will this man-turned-cyborg find the human body he needs to be restored?