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All Time Comics is back with the epic 5 issue miniseries, Zerosis Deathscape! Written by Josh Bayer and Josh Simmons, featuring artwork by Bronze Age mavericks (Trevor Von Eeden!) in collaboration with fearless indie cartoonists (Gabrielle Bell, Julia Gfrörer, Benjamin Marra!).
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All Time Comics - Zerosis Deathscape TPB (2020)
English | CBR | 210 pages | 316.83 MB

A double serving of the stoner D&D epic.
In 2011's Dungeon Quest Book Two, we left our heroes, Millennium Boy, Steve, Lash and Nerdgirl, in the Temple of Bromedes as they began their initiation into the mysteries of Atlantis under the tutelage of the androgynous forest mystic, Bromedes. In this third book, our heroes complete their learning with Bromedes and are guided towards further quests in Rufford Park and beyond, to the Zuur Plateau. However, they are not yet clear of the hazards of Fireburg Forest. Resurfacing to the forest floor (after hitting the strongest weed in the universe, Orangutan Daydream), they must survive a perilous cliff path, discover moon shrines, battle wild Womraxes, endure knock-out gas, hypnagogic visions, nakedness and deprivation and, finally, embark on a desperate and courageous mission to rescue Nerdgirl from cruel Forest Bandits and retrieve their stolen equipment.
In this third book, by far the longest installment of the series so far, the reader is also introduced to the history and mysticism of The Romish Book of the Dead, a sexually avant-garde "little forest man" (who becomes the fifth member of the crew), Steve's newly discovered "battle warping'" abilities (which Millennium Boy dismisses as being amere "kundalini spasm"), weapons and armor upgrades and a whole new level of bizarre comedy, rousing adventure and ass-kicking action - all staged in front of fantastic backdrops replete with strange vegetation, ancient ruins and steampunk imagery.
Collects Dungeon Quest Book Three (2012) 1-14.

This exquisite and mostly silent graphic novel takes place in a fantasy cityscape loosely inspired by German Expressionist film. Cult of the Ibis tells a story of an occultist getaway-driver who, after escaping with the loot from a bank robbery gone wrong, orders a build-your-own homunculus kit and goes on the lam.

Cornboy is the bizarre story of a boy who is half man/half corn. Raised without ever being allowed outside, one day he is set free in the care of a curious doctor, and begins to experience the outside world for what it really is.

An all-new original graphic novel by the author of The New York Times-bestselling series Dear Dumb Diary. When Clyde the bear decides to ditch his safe and peaceful life in Cubville and head off for the mean streets of Grizzly City, he learns, with the help of a reformed juvenile delinquent butterfly, the Bad Life isn't always so great, and there's something to be said for helping your friends and family even though that really does kind of stink a little.

In expressive black-and-white lines with forays into bold Cubism, Fleener tells the story of Billie the Bee, who is too big, too fast, and has far too much personality to simply collect pollen. So, the Queen Bee (with ulterior motives) sends Billie out to patrol the woodlands and marshes of San Diego for danger. She encounters a heron on hallucinogens, dirty joke-telling turtles, and humans illegally releasing vermin that will unbalance the entire ecosystem. Mixing coming-of-age graphic fiction with facts about bees and the environment, Fleener's Billie the Bee is both a great reintroduction to a comics talent and ripped from the headlines.

A twisted figure crawling out of a tunnel. A giggling crowd of masked watchers. A reassembling corpse. What could be behind you, just waiting for you to turn around?

On one side, the crew of the SS Robin Suzumiya. Enlisted by Captain Spöring for a mission to explore the seabed and collect the remnants of human civilisation, they have laboured at their mission for a long time without knowing its true purpose. Far away on the surface, in his stilt village, young Alfonsino is preparing himself for the trial of cockle-diving. In the depths of the sea, he is drawn to a luminescent stone which will seal his fate... There is also the pretty Agnes, kept alive in a sphere of liquid by a genius without scruples, who Duncan Dimanche is trying to save. They don't know it yet, but the destinies of these heroes are about to cross...
With Agito Cosmos, Olivier Milhaud and Fabien Mense thrust us into a suspenseful saga of unbridled imagination, original characters and sophisticated intrigues.

The Love & Rockets library continues with this special volume.
To a very great extent, Love & Rockets is synonymous with Hoppers' Maggie & Hopey and Palomar's Luba & Carmen & Heraclio & Tonantzin... but there was always more to L&R than that. Amor y Cohetes finally collects together in one convenient package all the non-Maggie and non-Palomar stories by all three Hernandez Brothers from that classic first, 50-issue Love and Rockets series - a dizzying array of styles and approaches that re-confirms these groundbreaking cartoonists' place in the history of comics.
The book leads off with Gilbert's original 40-page sci-fi epic "BEM" from 1981's very first issue of Love & Rockets, featuring a very different Luba and a much looser, Heavy Metal and Marvel Comics-inspired way of storytelling.
Other stories include Jaime's charming "Rocky and Fumble" series starring a planet-hopping girl and her robot; stunning one-shots such as Gilbert's Frida Kahlo biography "Frida" and his shocking autobiographical fantasia "My Love Book"; Mario's genre thrillers which take place "Somewhere in California"; Gilbert's brutally dystopian "Errata Stigmata" stories; the playful "Hernandez Satyricon," with Gilbert drawing Jaime's characters, and "War Paint," with Jaime trying out Palomar; Gilbert's light-hearted "Music for Monsters" starring Bang and Inez; and even a fantastical "non-continuity" Maggie and Hopey story "Easter Hunt" by Jaime that didn't fit into the other books.
Amor y Cohetes, the seventh (and concluding, for now) volume in the new "Complete Love & Rockets" series of compact, affordable paperbacks, shows a very different side of Los Bros Hernandez.

English translation of the Japanese manga Honey (ハニー).
Little did Nao Kogure realize back in middle school that when she left an umbrella and a box of bandages in the rain for injured delinquent Taiga Onise that she would meet him again in high school. Nao wants nothing to do with the gruff and frightening Taiga, but he suddenly presents her with a huge bouquet of flowers and asks her to date him - with marriage in mind! Is Taiga really so scary, or is he a sweetheart in disguise?

Young Mitsuki loves singing and dreams of becoming a pop star. Unfortunately, a malignant tumor in her throat prevents her from pursuing her passion. However, her life turns around when two surprisingly fun-loving harbingers of death appear to grant Mitsuki a temporary reprieve from her illness and give her singing career a magical push start.

English translation of the Japanese manga Setoutsumi (セトウツミ).
This manga has been made into a movie and a TV drama in japan."I wish we could just spend all our high school days sittin' and chattin' by this river." This seven chapter volume is a collection of the funky, off-the-wall, and sometimes cynical after-school conversations between Seto and Utsumi, two high-schoolers from the Kansai region of Japan.

Collects Dreadstar #1-12.
Jim Starlin's Dreadstar is now available in the Omnibus format! The first and complete arc (made up of the first 12 issues) from Starlin's epic saga is collected in one place! The pages in this new edition have been produced by digitally scanning from the original film! Also featuring the original covers and character art! Dreadstar features the adventures of Vanth Dreadstar and his crew! Dreadstar, the last survivor of the destroyed Milky Way Galaxy, found himself transported to the Empirical Galaxy! There, recruited by the sorcerer Syzygy Darklock, Dreadstar helped bring an end to a two-hundred-year-old war between the corrupt Monarchy and the fanatical Instrumentality. Containing close to 400 pages of story, art and more!

Jeremy Dale and Action Lab proudly present the second volume of the runaway hit action-fantasy, Skyward! New, curious allies and strange, twisted enemies emerge as Quinn runs headfirst into a conflict that's bigger than he ever dreamed possible. Who will catch up to our young hero? Enter the savage Rabites! Or will it be Skerrigan who ends our hero's journey? Collects Skyward #4-6.

Action Lab and Jeremy Dale proudly present the first collection of the runaway smash hit Skyward!
It all begins here, as young Quinn and his dog Jack face off against a threat more terrible and a world more fantastic than they ever imagined!
Don't miss out on the book that Bleeding Cool calls 'an all-ages comic that's beginning to soar!'
Collects Skyward #1-3, as well as the extra rare Free Comic Book Day issue that started it all!

The madcap and violent adventures of Hap Hazard, international superspy, abalone-eating world record holder, and jet-setting gadfly.

CreeD tells the story of an outcast teenage boy... but this is no ordinary boy. You see, Mark Farley can travel to another world - a dreamworld where he once had the power to create anything he could imagine. In reality, he is powerless, and not even really very well liked. But in this other dimension he faces off against his most sinister of dark nightmarish demons as the powerful CREED! Morphing dreamfrog dragons as protectors, talking trees, and floating islands await him, but at the center of it all lies a massive hurricane of a VOID that threatens to destroy both the dreamworld AND reality. Only the true creator of the Dreamworld can save both... but not if he gets caught napping in class again!

The original Caliber Presents anthology title was one of Caliber Comic's inaugural releases in the 1990s and featured predominantly new creators, many of which went onto successful careers in the comics' industry. In this first volume of the all-new Caliber Presents, Alex Sheikman presents a science fiction tale inspired by the spaghetti westerns of Sergio Leon. Joe Pruett and Ken Meyer Jr. team up on an introspective tale of a mundane life punctuated by tragedy. Jason Walz illustrates a tale of cosplayers at conventions. Sam Costello and Steven Perkins team up for an unexpected look at victims. Gary Reed and Laval Ng show a glimpse from the pages of Saint Germaine's Magus. Renton Hawkey and Nick Barber present a look at the promise of tomorrow. Mark Bertollini and Jerome Eyquem tell a tale of instant time travel. Gary Scott Beatty takes us to the cool age of Jazz and E. Mayen Briem and Emerson Dimaya take us further back for a horror tale during the war years. Ben Sherrill and Rowel Roque show us a futuristic big game hunting trip and for the artist sketchbook feature, Mark Bloodworth from Clive Barker's Hellraiser, Midnight Mortuary, and Deadworld shows off his art.

Collects Runaways (2008-2009) #1-6.
Your favorite teen heroes return to Los Angeles, but it's not the same city they left so long ago. The Runaways try to stay off the radar, but the sins of their parents won't make that possible...

Collects Runaways (2005-2008) #25-30.
The kids start running in a different direction. The Runaways take off for the Big Apple. While there, they make surprising allies and even more surprising enemies with a journey through time. Plus, what happens when the teens meet...the Punisher!?