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Juarez, Mexico. A young boxer, Salvador, refuses to take a fall, but has no problem taking a vicious drug gang's pay-off. When they take their lethal revenge on Salvador and his family, he returns as THE CROW, in search of vengeance... and forgiveness.

Lina Juarez is stuck in a dead-end job and a dead-end relationship, living a dead-end life in a dead-end town. All she dreams of is an escape, some kind of excitement in her life. But when a dark and mysterious power possesses her, she quickly learns the true meaning of the old adage, "Be careful what you wish for."

Writer Ron Marz has revitalized Witchblade and is the architect behind the acclaimed First Born and Broken Trinity crossover events. Now, joined by artist Lee Moder (First Born: Aftermath, Painkiller Jane), Marz debuts DRAGON PRINCE, a five-part modern fantasy with equal doses of magic and martial arts mayhem.
Like a lot of teenagers, Aaron Chiang feels he's never fit in, though he's never known why. But all that changes when he learns the truth of his heritage: He is the Dragon Prince, last of his kind and heir to the bloodline of all dragons. Hunted to the brink of extinction by a secret society of wizards, dragonkind's survival is now in Aaron's hands.

...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.

A traitorous uprising against the fledgling Galactic Empire leaves Emperor Palpatine close to death. Saving the Emperor—and the Empire—appears to be a lost cause... unless Vader can uncover the secrets of the Jedi Council and locate the mysterious "Ghost Prison." Collects the five-issue miniseries.

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.

DHP was DHC's flagship publication for its first 15 years of operation. It was an anthological series that was sort of like a combination of More Fun Comics, Solo, Showcase and Amazing Adventures/Fantasy. It had color covers and black and white interiors, and tended to give its cover over to featuring the most prominent character in the issue. But each issue always contained multiple, unrelated story lines.
It was a place where top industry professionals could spread their wings and do pretty much whatever they wanted. Many of these stories proved "interestingly forgettable", but the title was the birthplace of a number of truly great ideas. Chief among these: Sin City's first story was here-- not, as is commonly believed, in a graphic novel.
Awards:
1992 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards - Winner - Best Anthology: (edited by Randy Stradley [Dark Horse])
1993 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards - Nominee - Best Serialized Story: (#58-62 "Sin City")
1994 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards - Winner - Best Anthology: (edited by Randy Stradley [Dark Horse])
1995 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards - Nominee - Best Anthology: (edited by Randy Stradley and Bob Schreck (Dark Horse))
1995 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards - Nominee - Best Serialized Story: (#88-91 "Hellboy: Wolves of St. August")

Juarez, Mexico. A young boxer, Salvador, refuses to take a fall, but has no problem taking a vicious drug gang's pay-off. When they take their lethal revenge on the Salvador and his family, he returns as THE CROW, in search of vengeance...and forgiveness.

Based on the exciting BBC television series Doctor Who, starring Matt Smith as the Eleventh Doctor, Karen Gillan as Amy Pond, Arthur Darvill as Rory Williams, and Alex Kingston as River Song, this awesome official Annual is packed with comic strips, stories, activities, and features and is the perfect Christmas gift for any Doctor Who fan!

During its original run, MINIMUM WAGE racked up critical acclaim and a devoted following. Why? Because each page of Rob and Sylvia's workaday saga boasted uncomfortable truths drenched in bleak humor, presaging squirmy shows like Louie and Girls. Set in a New York so real you can smell it, this definitive edition also includes a color bonus section featuring the original cover paintings and guest pinups

Zakk Ridley is just your average smuggler and rogue until he and his robotic partner, Dan, get caught up in an intergalactic conspiracy. Zakk dreams of an easy life roaming the galaxy and making a fast buck or two, but as they say, in space no one can hear you dream

Another series from the pages of 2000 AD, this one is all about james bond or uber diplomat, meets the universe. Overall another fascinating series to come out of 2000 AD, and also out of print and very hard to find at any price. This was written by Willie Patterson and Sydney Jordan, with the plot of an extra ordinary person who travels the universe solving problems, most of the time diplomatically, the rest of the time with the point of a weapon. Standard genre fare, it is a fun entertaining and engaging read, and something that should still be in print.

Set in Hell's Kitchen, NYC 1984 : Outcast Albert Shaw (Werewolf) violently lashes out while wandering the streets, taking drastic measures to bring meaning to his life.

A rogue princess named Aisling teams up with Blake, a fallen Wonderland knight, and Bolder, a dwarf banished from his home, in order to protect the realm of Myst from the dark shadows of its past. Journey with this ragtag team of disgraced warriors as they fight for redemption in a world that has forgotten them.

The nation's Black Ops budget is over-burdened and the best way to secretly re-allocate money is to do it in the open and exploit legitimate channels: your school taxes. But for this charade to succeed, the cadets will not only have to look like ordinary high school students, but act like them as well. Now they're being ordered to get really good at goofing off and to camouflage themselves as stereotypical jocks, bullies, nerds, and prom queens!

The SKAR virus has infected a handful of adolescents worldwide, giving them superhuman, telekinetic powers along with a death sentence. When the government and the private sector both set out to find a cure for the deadly illness, their humanitarian effort could set up a whole new balance of power. Enter young Sam Chase, who finds himself SKAR+. The imminent end of his life just might be the beginning of an entirely different world.

Hellspawn marked the return of Spawn, the guns blazing, take-no-prisoners warrior. This next step in the evolution of Todd McFarlane's hell-born creation featured the creative minds of Brian Michael Bendis, Steve Niles, Ashley Wood, and Ben Templesmith, which redefined the mythos of the Hellspawn. Hellspawn: Complete Collection includes the entire Hellspawn series along with additional art and behind-the-scenes content, as well as a never-before-published back-up story written and illustrated by artist, Ashley Wood. Collects Hellspawn #1-16.