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Action Comics #47
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Batman And Robin Eternal #9
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The Red King is legendary. But is he the stuff of myth - or the ultimate adversary of the human race? In this series, Lord Baltimore discovers the truth about an ancient evil that threatens to destroy the world.
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Baltimore v06 - The Cult of the Red King (2016)
English | CBR | 147 pages | 173.22 MB
Collects Baltimore: The Cult of the Red King #1-#5.

With a meteor days away from causing an extinction-level event on Earth, time is running out for Elena Marlowe. While most of the planet's population and her family were approved by the government to escape on one of the giant spaceships headed to another planet, her application was denied due to her mysterious past. With the meteor fast approaching, Elena tries desperately to find a way to fake her way onto the last ship or else be left behind to die with the rest of Earth's rejected denizens.
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Broken World (2016)
English | CBR | 113 pages | 100.11 MB

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.

During his fifty-year career, ninety-nine percent of Charles Schulz's creative energies went into the dailyPeanuts comic strip. But once in a while he would create a special something else on the side, and this adorable little package collects two of his best "extras" from the 1960s: two Christmas-themed stories written and drawn for national magazines. Created in 1963 (two years before the Charlie Brown Christmas TV special) as a supplement for Good Housekeeping magazine, "Charlie Brown's Christmas Stocking" comprises 15 original captioned vignettes featuring the entire Peanuts cast of the time ― Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Lucy, Linus, Schroeder, Frieda, Violet, Shermy, and Sally ― each with a joke or reflection about the season. "The Christmas Story" is an original tale created for Woman's Day in 1968, this one focusing just on Snoopy and the Van Pelt siblings, with Lucy and Linus each explaining the meaning of the holiday to Snoopy. "I'm going to have to be careful," Snoopy reflects at the end of the story, resting on his doghouse next to his bone-decorated tree; "all this theology could ruin my Christmas." The book also includes notes on the provenance of the stories and a pocket-sized biography of Schulz.

THE HIT FANTASY EPIC CONTINUES!
The balance of power in the kingdom of Palladia is threatened, as schemers plot to overthrow the rightful king. Amid this turmoil, a sorcerer named Stein Phais and a dragon rider named Lynn de Luctes are Wanderers, blessed with great power and destinies that can shape the fate of nations. How long will it be before they are drawn into the conflict?

In a fantastic world far from our own, an ancient magic spell almost split the world in two and left an endless ravine in the north. One man, Nebezial Asheri, driven by the deaths of his wife and daughters, will attempt to reclaim that magic and bring his loved ones back to life. The forces of an entire city, Paladia, will rise to oppose him, but his greatest foes will be a ragtag band of an outcast wizard, a dragonrider, and their allies.

But for those of you that don't know Clara/Betty, she is a "lady of the night", a whore with a heart of gold, who tries to raise her son as a single mom who have had to make some hard choises in her life.
The comic itself is two page gags about Clara's life, what she gets up to with her job, her friends, and her son.
Mainly it is a comedy book, but with the occasional dose of social realism that quite clearly contrasts and offset the humor in the book, nicely balancing out the books.

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!

« Allow me to tickle your fancies with my tale, a tale woven from the threads of a hundred other tales... ». These are the very first words of a smart and masked storyteller.
His story tells how Irvi, an odd and acrobatic young man, tries to free Sian, a beautiful virgin sold by her own parents, called to join the Princess House. But Faith has other plan. Beware as the King Cobra is also eying on Sian and Warriors and Wizards also stand between them!
Artist Enrique Fernandez paints a wonderful and awesome tale, colorful characters, tales great twists and fills the pages with emotion and a beautiful energy.

Your favorite slapstick comedy gorefest is back! Down on his luck and out on his ass after being thrown out of Hollywood, Nathan T. Rex refuses to accept defeat! Prepping his next exploitation masterpiece, Sister Bambi, Rex and crew head to South America with Nazis, ninjas, and budgetary constraints nipping at their heels in search of the most elusive piece of any artistic endeavor: foreign financing! Fall in love all over again with the return of the most insane series of 2014, but in 2015, make sure you wear protection.

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.

A war-torn romance set at the height of the Vietnam War, and in the decades that follow.
"TET is the kind of thing I'd like to see more of: a comic about something that actually counts."

Two soldiers. A Pledge. The Adventure.
Within the WWI trench, a French aristocrat officer, Calixte de Prampéand, and a Corsican soldier, Léon Matilo, make a deal. If they survive, they will turn into pirates and sail over the sea. Three years later, léon pays a visit to Calixte : there is business opening in arms dealing and I want you in. But beware, if you leave to gain your freedom, there is no way back...

Best-selling author Neil Gaiman (The Sandman) joins a murderer's row of talented artists in lending his unique touch to the Batman mythos for this collection! Spotlighting the story "Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader?" from Batman #686 and Detective Comics #853, Gaiman joins artist Andy Kubert and inker Scott Williams for a story that shines a new light on the Batman mythos. Batman: Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader? also collects Gaiman stories from Secret Origins #36, Secret Origins Special #1, and Batman Black And White #2. This collection is not to be missed!

An Elseworlds tale
Someone is stealing the children of Gotham City. There is also a new creature of the night people are calling The Batman. One night someone sees the Batman near a wagon of kids, and surmises that he is stealing the children.
This peaks the interest of visiting escape artist and showman Harry Houdini. So he makes a promise to help the police track down The Batman. Yet when he finally meets the mysterious figure, Harry knows that he is the hero, and not the villain, of the story.
The two team up and discover that the children have been kidnapped by an albino, but all evidence points to a puppet master for the albino, so they continue to work together to stop the heinous crime.