Written by Mark Evanier. Art and Cover by Sergio Aragones.
The Year of Groo marches on, as Groo marches right into Arcadio the Hero. Arcadio's in the protection business, teaching villagers how to protect themselves from dragons . . . but he should be teaching them to protect themselves from Groo!
28 pages, full color. Cover price $3.99.
Written by Mark Evanier. Art and Cover by Sergio Aragones.
As the Year of Groo bumbles on, the world's stupidest barbarian and his dog wander into those two sinister witches, Arba and Dakarba . . . who have a scheme to conjure up a giant duplicate of Groo! That means more Groo for your buck!
28 pages, full color. Cover price $3.99.
Written by Jody Houser and Jim Zub. Art by Diego Galindo. Cover by E.M. Gist.
Months have passed since Eleven defeated the Mindflayer by closing a gate to the Upside Down-saving her friends and probably the world. Life is rapidly changing for the young group of friends and despite all they have been through they are finding time to play D&D again. This time, new members are joining the party.
28 pages, full color. Cover price $3.99.
Two complete short stories: Star Wars "Routine Valor" Short battle taking place during the Clone Wars, and Conan "The Spear" A story of deseption and death.
Collects Zombie World: Champion of the Worms (1997) #1-3. By Mike Mignola and Pat McEown. Cover by Mike Mignola and Pat McEown.
Every year, publishers and movie studios churn out piles of new zombie yarns, but none have rivaled the originality of this tale about a reanimated priest from an ancient cult and the zombie outbreak he creates in order to sacrifice mankind to his dark gods. Dark horror and high adventure mingle as a team of heroes race against an unstoppable evil bent on the end of mankind. Written by Hellboy and B.P.R.D. creator Mike Mignola! Collecting the original three-issue miniseries, plus sketchbook material and updated commentary by Pat McEown, this new edition features a new cover by Mike Mignola and is the perfect package to reintroduce readers to this contemporary horror classic.
Softcover, 6-in. x 9-in., 80 pages, full color. Cover price $8.95.
Written by Matt Smith. Art by Matt Smith. Cover by Matt Smith. Hellboy travels to Reykjavik, where children are disappearing and a giant beast has been spotted . . . could it be the infamous Yule Cat of Icelandic lore?
Fan-favorite Hellboy artist Matt Smith writes and draws this chilling wintery one-shot! 28 pages, full color.
Created, written, & illustrated by MIKE MIGNOLA. Full color, 32 pages.
Hellboy battles various and sundry horrors of the deep! A giant fish woman explains that, in order for the world to survive, Hellboy must die : while faeries, elves, and a chicken discuss the fate of the universe.
Created, written, & illustrated by MIKE MIGNOLA. Full color, 32 pg.
Hellboy joins with Roger the Homunculus to investigate the ruins of the Nazi space program and prevent the coming of the Conqueror Worm. Special guest appearance by Lobster Johnson (sort of).
Story and art by John Byrne.
The response to Babe was so strong, she just had to make a second appearance. And she does, literally coming together again in the wilds of Queens to face the shifty Shrewmanoid and his legion of giant cyborg alligators! Up from the depths of the sewers and out of the pages of Monkeyman & O'Brien comes this cantankerous creature crew! Will the bodacious Babe halt the musty menace before civilization as we know it is in dire need of a bath?
Complete set of 2
By CHUCK DIXON, JON BOGDANOVE, KEVIN NOWLAN, and DAVE STEWART; cover by JON BOGDANOVE and KEVIN NOWLAN Like all true heroes, Superman tries to protect life, even in the pitch of battle. But Superman has rarely seen a scourge like the Aliens. While a few of these creatures may not be a match for one with Superman's near limitless powers, a few hundred of them unleashed like rats in the otherwordly utopia of New Genesis DOES pose a considerable problem. What's worse, these aren't just any Aliens, but the scions of Darkseid's Parademons, used as willing hosts for their master's devious machinations. But even THIS is not the ultimate horror. Darkseid has his sights set on a certain brooding inhabitant of New Genesis...and has saved the most insidious role for him!
By CHUCK DIXON, JON BOGDANOVE, KEVIN NOWLAN, and DAVE STEWART; cover by JON BOGDANOVE and KEVIN NOWLAN
While Orion seethes, seeking vengeance on Darkseid for unleashing a Parademon/Alien horde on the New Gods, Superman attempts to focus on their mission ? to find and incapacitate the alien queen at the heart of this horrific infestation. Brainpower, as much as physical battle, bested the ravenous creatures in Superman's first encounter, but will the combined skills of Superman and the "gods" of New Genesis be enough to overcome hundreds of Darkseid's Apokolips-Aliens hybrids? And what will be the final fate of Orion, victimized by an alien face-hugger? Can even a New God withstand the shrieking birth of a chestburster?
Written by D.G. CHICHESTER. Art by KARL WALLER & TIM BRADSTREET. Cover by SIMON BISLEY.
At the Laughing Wolf Carnival, no one is laughing anymore. The carnival members are prisoners in their own nightmares, the work of Tumulus Pallbearer. Only Motorhead can bring them back, but to do that means listening to the voices in his own head and turning loose The Motor! Will he be able to maintain control and keep the voracious Pallbearer from eating his brain? "Blood and Consciousness" is guaranteed to leave readers hungry for more!
Cover price $2.50.
Written by D.G. CHICHESTER. Art by KARL WALLER & TIM BRADSTREET. Cover by SIMON BISLEY.
Hate is the common foe of the good people of the world. Just ask Motorhead and the Laughing Wolf carnival as Jackboot and the posse start to destroy what little world they have left. It's a knock-down, all-around pulse-pounding showdown that Frank Fletcher just may not survive unless he unleashes the incredible power of Motorhead. Using that power means that Frank must listen to the little voice inside his head, the one which makes him doubt his very sanity. Is it worth the price?
Cover price $2.50.
Written by D.G. CHICHESTER. Art by KARL WALLER & TIM BRADSTREET. Cover by SIMON BISLEY.
We are all of us freaks; some simply wear it more proudly than others. Motorhead finds himself square between an armed horde of white supremacists and the side-show members of the Laughing Wolf carnival. And he knows which ones he'd call "freaks."
Cover price $2.50.
Hunting the Heroes Tie-In - Written by D.G. CHICHESTER. Art by KARL WALLER & TIM BRADSTREET. Cover by SIMON BISLEY.
Embrace brutality, relish absurdity, and never try to hide your warts. Motorhead is back in his own ongoing series! Writer D.G. Chichester promises this will be "the most bizarre, exciting and frightening superhero series you've ever read," but only if Motor makes it through the first issue! A Predator has landed in Steel Harbor, and he's looking for big game. This Predator collects heads, and he's never seen one quite like Motorhead!
Cover price $2.50.
Cover by Arthur Adams. Remember all those pulp magazines from the `30s, before comics became all the rage? Welcome to Dark Horse's updated and slightly offbeat version, a confessional about, well, animals. This spoof contains a variety of decidedly twisted but not-so-funny animal tales, written and drawn by a variety of artists, all wrapped up behind a dynamite good-girl-with-bunny cover illustration by Art Adams!
Story and art by Frank Miller. He smokes, he drinks, he swears! He lies to women, and they love it! He's Lance Blastoff, and he says, "Get it while you can get it, then get going while the going's good!" Lance Blastoff: Role model for the next millennium! Plus "Daddy's Little Girl," the Sin City story from Decade of Dark Horse! 32 pages
Written by Patton Oswalt; Jordan Blum. Art by Scott Hepburn. Cover by Mike Allred.
The hit superhero saga thats Watchmen meets The Wire returns from Patton Oswalt and Jordan Blum, showrunners of Marvels M.O.D.O.K on HULU, and superstar artist Scott Hepburn (Tom Morellos Orchid). Frankie Follis AKA the costumed criminal Playtime has won. Twilight Citys greatest hero The Insomniac and its greatest villain The Stickman are dead, allowing Frankie to unify the super crook underworld and assert herself as the Queenpin of Redport. But Frankie is feeling the pressure from every side. Rival gangs are challenging her authority, Scalpel her consigliere is pushing her to legitimize her empire, and the act of murdering The Insomniac has broken something deep inside her. Frankie is about to learn the hard way . . . heavy is the head that wears the supervillain crown. In the vein of Sin City, Black Hammer, and The Boys, this noir-ish superhero caper, focuses on a lower-class kind of criminal, similar to the Coen Bros most pulpy films, but set in a high concept world of heroes and villains.
32 pages, full color. Cover price $4.99.
Cover A by Kevin Nowlan. Story by Mike Mignola, Art and Lettering by Kevin Nowlan.
Sucked into a giant spacecraft full of mutated livestock, Hellboy must fight his way through giant robots, strange webbing, and evil aliens to get back to terra firma!
Cover price $3.50.
By Mike Mignola, Jason Armstrong, and others; cover by Mignola
Hellboy is off to England to slay a dragon. Right. If it were only that easy... Plus: the moon turns red! A giant meteor is on a collision course with Earth! An alien monster rampages through Neutron City! Only the atomic might of Doc Thunder can save us!
32pg" Cover price $2.95.
In one of the most unorthodox crossovers to date, DC's Dark Knight meets Mike Mignola's Hellboy!
Ted Knight comes to Gotham City to lecture at a conference on alternative energies sponsored by Wayne Industries. But when Knight is kidnapped by a group of magic-wielding Nazis called the Knights of October, Hellboy offers his aid to Batman to help find Ted and thwart the Knights of October in their plans to marshal the Golden Age Starman's knowledge for their own nefarious purposes. As the heroes track the kidnappers--and their victim--to the Amazon jungle, they'll need some additional help: from Ted Knight's son Jack, Starman. Co-published with Dark Horse Comics. No interior ads.
Written by James Robinson. Art and cover by Mike Mignola. FC, 32 pg. Cover price $2.50.
Written by Mike Mignola and Scott Allie. Art by Sebastian Fiumara. Cover by Dave Stewart and Sebastian Fiumara.
Abe Sapien battles his way through terrible Ogdru Hem and human monsters as the world comes crashing down around him, on his quest to reveal his own role in the end of the world.
32 pages, full color. Cover price $3.50.
Story and Art by Mike Mignola. Cover by Mike Mignola and Dave Stewart.
Hellboy revisits an old vampire acquaintance in the bowels of Hell.
28 pages, full color. Cover price $2.99.
Cover by Dan Brereton. News flash! Nicole Hollander's "
Sylvia" makes her debut this issue! In other news tonight, "Demon" continues, as the mysterious masked man makes an alarming revelation; events in "The Man from the Ciguri" grow increasingly curious; and "Stan Pulsar," hapless space explorer, contributes some swashbuckling humor. On an even less serious note, Tom McWeeney's cartoonist gorilla returns in "Caricatures," Rick Geary offers up another unique slice of life in "The Passing Scene," and Phil Elliott waxes paranoid with another "Conspiracy Theory." Film at eleven.
B&W. Cover price $2.95.
