Written by Chuck Pfarrer. Art by Howard Cobb and Jimmy Palmiotti.
Trapped on a deserted Chinese radar ship adrift in the Pacific, Sean Averil and his companions are attacked by the bio-mechanical manifestations of an alien computer virus that views humans as nothing more than spare parts. The good news is that they've located the ship's armory -- loaded with automatic weapons and explosives. The bad news is they're going to need them!
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.
Story and art by Sergio Aragones. He's one of the greatest living cartoonists! Sergio Aragonés proves that a picture paints a thousand words and a one-page strip is good for a million laughs.
Sergio's dreamed up 24 pages of all-new material, leaving no stone unturned and no sacred cow untipped!
32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.95.
Story and art by Sergio Aragones. Legendary artist of Mad and Groo
Sergio Aragonés does what he does best in this six-issue miniseries, skewering everything from skateboarding to dating, from loneliness to the Roman Coliseum! You'll laugh out loud, like you're ten years old again! All-new material!
32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.95.
Story and art by Gilbert Hernandez. Cover by Jamie Hernandez.
Gilbert Hernandez continues here in excellent form as he treats us to the adventures of three wild young ladies, Gabby, Maribel, and Kitten, who are attempting to rescue their friend, Una, from prison in order to celebrate their birthdays -- which all happen to fall on the same day! Sweet sixteen, indeed! It's got wrestling robots, high-speed chases, tax collecting, and super heroics -- isn't that enough for ya?!
32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.95.
by Peter M. Lenkov, Lucas Marangon, and Randy Emberlin; cover by Lucas Marangon
Nick Cruz thought it would be easy: join the Rest In Peace Department, solve his own murder, float up to heaven. But he wasn't counting on his new boss, his new partner, or the demonic newborn he'd meet on his first day out. Add to that the hellish imp who's searching for an archangel's sword and Cruz is headed for a whole mess of trouble! Life after death has never been this hard.
FC, 32pg (2 of 4)" Cover price $2.95.
by Peter M. Lenkov, Lucas Marangon, and Randy Emberlin; cover by Lucas Marangon
Welcome to the Rest In Peace Department--the devoted, yet dead, officers of divine law enforcement "patrolling the deadbeat . . . reporting to one boss." Yep--THAT boss. Nick Cruz died an untimely death, at the height of his personal and professional life. Why did he join the R.I.P.D.? Well, not knowing the identity of his killer has left his soul a bit . . . restless. Now he hunts some of the most fiendish creatures, hoping for the chance to find out who set him up so he can get into heaven.
FC, 32pg (1 of 4)" Cover price $2.95.
Written by Steven Grant. Art by Hoang Nguyen and Art Nichols. Cover by Nelson.
It's a sad day in Delta City when Officer Lewis, RoboCop's trusted friend and longtime partner, is shot by OCP's hired goons. Framed for the murder, the badly damaged cyborg is taken in by the Delta City underground, the very organization he was commanded to stop. Surrounded by uneasy allies and traitors, RoboCop sets out to avenge Anne Lewis and save the innocent citizens of Detroit from the corporation that created him.
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.
Written by Steven Grant. Art by Hoang Nguyen and Art Nichols. Cover by Nelson.
The third chapter of the RoboCop films explodes onto the comics page! OCP -- the company responsible for Officer Murphy's transformation into RoboCop -- is planning to build a grand new community of the future on the ashes of Old Detroit, and perhaps a few of its current residents as well! When a gang of criminals calling themselves Splatterpunks start making things difficult for the OCP developers, RoboCop finds himself drawn into the struggle. Will RoboCop follow the orders of the OCP and drive the defenseless citizens of Detroit from their homes? Don't count on it! With the help of Nikko, a young computer genius, RoboCop takes on the forces of OCP in an inner-city battle to the death!
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.
Writer: Frank Miller. Artist: Walter Simonson. Cover Artist: Walter Simonson. Letterer: John Workman. Colorist: Steve Oliff Genre: Science-Fiction, Action/Adventure.
After encoding his own personality and programming directly into Skynet's memory banks, RoboCop plays a deadly hide-and-seek game with the master computer bent on destroying all organic life on Earth. Is RoboCop beaten? Don't place any bets until you see the "RoboCop of the future"!
Cover price $2.50.
Written by John Arcudi. Art by Mitch Byrd and Brian Garvey. Cover by John Bolton.
IRS agent Philo Drut begins efficiency tests on RoboCop, but what are his true motives? Meanwhile, a robot abducts former OCP scientist Crimmins from his prison cell and takes him to a mysterious trio of hoodlums. When RoboCop discovers that yet another scientist, Szyck, is in grave danger, he assigns himself to the case. But instead of Szyck, RoboCop finds himself face to face with a mechanical adversary he hadn't counted on!
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.
Script by JOHN ARCUDI. Art by JOHN PAUL LEON & JEFF ALBRECHT. Painted cover by NELSON.
Matthew Zieske had originally planned to offer his new creation to the Detroit police force, as an aid to RoboCop. Now Zieske's creation (the new ZED-309s, the debugged wonder robots with the newly-fixed "brains") will be used to hunt down RoboCop. ZED-309: the last word in modern policing. Also the last word RoboCop wants to hear.
32 color pages. Cover price $2.50.
Script by JOHN ARCUDI. Art by JOHN PAUL LEON & JEFF ALBRECHT. Painted cover by NELSON.
Detroit's used to the wild antics of Insane Izzy, eccentric electronics entrepreneur extraordinaire and RoboCop basher. Now Izzy's been shot... with RoboCop's gun. And RoboCop's the only one who can fire it. How do you put a cyborg cop on suspension? And how can he clear his name when he can't trust his own recorded memories?
32 color pages. Cover price $2.50.
Written by Toren Smith, Adam Warren and Chris Warner. Art by Bill Jaaska and Jeff Albrecht. Cover by John Taylor Dismukes.
As a Soviet commando team prepares to launch the world's last remaining nuclear weapons against the killing computers of Skynet, an assault team of Terminators--led by undetectable "stealth" units that copy real people in every detail--makes a desperate attempt to seize the missiles and use them to destroy the human resistance. Soviet commando Larisa Bandera becomes convinced that the former KGB missile technician needed to launch the missiles is not what he seems. As time runs out, Bandera is faced with a terrible dilemma: if she kills the technician, will she be protecting the missiles from a Terminator, or--if she's wrong--protecting the Terminators from the missiles?
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.
Written by Toren Smith, Adam Warren and Chris Warner. Art by Bill Jaaska and Dan Panosian. Cover by John Taylor Dismukes.
In the 21st Century, Skynet and its Terminators are on the brink of defeat at the hands of John Connor. Meanwhile, half a world away in the wreckage of the Soviet Union, a second sentient computer network carries out Skynet's deadly mission; when Skynet falls, its comrades will continue the systematic extermination of mankind. And a new breed of infiltration unit has been created to penetrate the Soviet resistance: Terminators copied from real people. They have the same faces, fingerprints, memories, and personalities of their human counterparts, plus "stealth" circuitry that makes them impossible to detect. They could be anywhere. They could be anyone. And no one will know...until it's too late!
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.
Written by Ian Edginton. Art by Vince Giarrano. Cover by Simon Bisley.
Ed Astin finds himself with a very valuable piece of information, just what Hollister needs to keep Cyberdyne from going out of business. It's up to Mary and Dudley to keep the two from getting together, an easy mission complicated by a Terminator and...others.
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.
Written by Ian Edginton. Art by Vince Giarrano. Cover by Simon Bisley.
Astin performs surgery on Dudley's terminator half to free him of its control. Or does he? Has Astin let his feeling for Mary make him do something foolish? Mary tries to enjoy a moment's peace, but with C890.L still on their trail, and now heavily armed, it's not really possible. And still more travelers arrive in the present from the future...
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.
Written by Ian Edginton. Art by Vince Giarrano. Cover by Simon Bisley.
Continuing from the Terminator: Secondary Objectives series. Dudley, the half-human/half Terminator must fight impulses that pressure him to eliminate the humans Mary Randall and Astin. With another Terminator still on their trail, the three must decide quickly whom to trust, and how to fight Terminators on both ends of the timeline! Think you've seen all the films? Wait until you see how the 88-model Terminator rebuilds itself from scrap!
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.
Written by James Robinson. Art by Jackson Guice and John Beatty. Cover by John Higgins.
The fight is on! Everything is coming to a head at Odessa Hospital on the day of John Connor's birth. Mary, Sloane, Catfish, and the Terminator battle over the future of mankind! Will Mary and Sloane be successful in changing history? Written by James Robinson, Dark Horse's final Terminator series comes to a rip-roaring conclusion. Jackson Guice handles the pencilling chores, complemented perfectly by John Beatty's inks. British artist John Higgins once again provides a startling cover painting.
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.
Written by James Robinson. Art by Jackson Guice and John Beatty. Cover by John Higgins.
The half-Terminator Dudley and Colonel Mary Randall are reunited finally, as they resume their quest to save Sarah Connor and ensure the birth of her son, John. But Dudley is having problems controlling his Terminator half -- and Mary finds out the hard way! The penultimate chapter in Dark Horse's final Terminator series moves inexorably toward a climactic encounter with the new Terminator on the block. James Robinson teams with pencil artist Jackson Guice (Nick Fury: Agent of SHIELD) and inker John Beatty. British artist John Higgins (The Thing from Another World) supplies the cover painting.
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.
Written by Frank Miller. Art and cover by Dave Gibbons.
The Twenty-first Century: in the squalid corridors of a maximum security Housing Project she takes on a gangland Enforcer; on the war-torn streets of Chicago she fights the murderous Health Police; but the real trouble starts when Martha Washington turns Fifteen...
FC Cover price $4.95.
Written by Frank Miller. Art and cover by Dave Gibbons.
Tough has a new name: Martha. Frank Miller, Dave Gibbons, and Angus McKie take Martha Washington into the next phase of her life in the incredible conclusion of Martha Washington Goes to War. Martha's played a number of roles in her life: Prisoner, runaway, lunatic, soldier. Now the playing stops and she finds her true role -- the seditionist. It's Martha vs. PAX and the United States Government, and the odds are more even than you'd think! Includes a pin-up by Mike Mignola.
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.95.
Written by Frank Miller. Art and cover by Dave Gibbons.
Sometimes you have to be a warrior just to get through the day, and this is most definitely one of those days. Martha finds herself in the "Promised Land" but she's finding that the Promise may just be another threat. All the forces of the Harmony satellite are trained on Martha, and she's forced to make a decision that will change her life forever!
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.95.
Written by Frank Miller. Art and cover by Dave Gibbons.
Following in the tradition of all great American heroes, Martha Washington goes on a road trip. But rather than heading out on US1 or Route 66, Martha follows the call of the road into the heart of the Radioactive Zone, where she is surrounded by deadly, but somehow lovable, mutants.
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.95.
Written by Frank Miller. Art and cover by Dave Gibbons.
Martha Washington has seen the future. It looks great, but it doesn't work. Everyone talks about the weather, but nobody does anything about it... except Pax and the very expensive weather-control satellite, Harmony. Too bad it never really worked. But, Martha's hot on the trail of high-tech seditionists who plan to manipulate Harmony for their own ends.
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.95.
