Crisis on Infinite Earths cross-over. The truth behind the "American Gothic" revealed in this Crisis tie-in! Plus: A batch of guest-stars, including Batman, Hawkman and the Phantom Stranger!
Written by Alan Moore, with art and cover by Stephen Bissette and John Totleben. The series and the creative team that won five Kirby Awards!
Crackdown - Story, Art and Covers by Jon J. Muth. Based on the film by Fritz Lang with screenplay by Thea von Harbou. The drama-thriller revolving around a manhunt continues!
Cover by Gary Wray. Edited by Lou Stathis and Deborah Marks. Stories and art by Gary Wray, Brian James Riedel, Bert Blood, Jeff Morgan, Michele Passmann, Matt Howarth and Sam Kieth.
An anthology in the tradition of the early 80s, offering an emphasis on science fiction and stories for an older audience. Deborah Marks discusses becoming the new editor; early work by Matt Howarth and Sam Kieth. Vortex Magazine is Back; The Devil Robots; Tourist$; Commie Roundup!; Frog; Krazy Dreams; The Senile Alien; Johnny Slaughter: Justice…At Any Cost - Flaming Death 2.
24 pages, B&W. Mature readers. Cover price $1.75.
Eric Basaldua Retailer Incentive Sketch Cover. Fantastic Realms Variant Cover by Randy Queen. Limited to 500 copies!
by Dan Wickline From the company that brought you the smash indy hit Grimm Fairy Tales comes an exciting new series not to be missed! The fantastic tales of adventures from 1001 Arabian Nights have entertained and enchanted audiences for hundreds of years. Now Zenescope brings you a bold reinterpretation of these classic tales. Sinbad journeys to a strange volcanic island in search of the first piece of the mysterious Jericho's visor. But the sexy and seductive witch Queen Alorana has other plans in mind for Sinbad and his crew.
32 pages, full color.
San Diego Comic Con Exclusive Cover by J.G. Limited to 1250 copies. (W) Mark Millar (Art) J.G. Jones (C) Paul Mounts. Jones
It's mayhem in the underworld as the factions of the world-controlling super-villain cadre known as The Fraternity square off against each other. Who will live? Who will die? And what do the Dollmaster's psycho-killer dolls have to do with it? Superheroes as you've never seen them before are brought to you by writer Mark Millar with astonishing pencils and inks by artist JG Jones (Black Widow) and colors by Paul Mounts (The Ultimates). You know you want it.
MATURE READERS. 32 pgs.
Red Foil Variant. (W) David Conway (A) Kevin Lau "Switchblade Kiss" Part One.
By David Conway and Kevin Lau. Kevin Lau continues to defy expectations, taking Vampi into the 21st century! Following her explosive debut, Vampi descends further into the heart of darkness in search of the elusive and mysterious Ladder. What is the "Ladder," and why is it so crucial that Vampi retrieve it? The enigmatic Archangel who controls the Ladder will stop at nothing to keep it! The mystery deepens in Vampi #1. Limited Metal-Tex Edition. First Printing. "Switchblade Kiss" Part 1!
Cover price $2.95.
Alan C. Martin (w); Rufus Dayglo & Ashley Wood (a); Ashley Wood (c)
They've made it through three whole issues and they're still alive! Ashley Wood (art) and Alan C. Martin (words) crawl from the wreckage of their Tank Girl miniseries to bring you this last revelatory issue. What was Booga's Uncle Smiffy's big secret? Who is 'Cake'? Does Booga really cut Barney in half? Who scoffed the buffet? And what on earth is a 'Chocolate Handshake'? Get Issue 4 of The Gifting and all will be revealed.
Cover price $3.99.
Cover by Jamie Hewlett. Alan C. Martin (w); Ashley Wood (a & c)
'Please, Mr. Comic Store Owner, where can I find a comic book that offers schoolboy humour, unbridled slapstick violence, totally unnecessary swearing, and a woman with big honkers and a grenade pin between her teeth?' 'Why, that's simple, little Jimmy. You're looking for Tank Girl: The Gifting issue 3 by Ashley Wood and Alan C. Martin. There you go. Now run along. And don't tell your mum.'
Cover price $3.99.
Alan C. Martin (w); Ashley Wood (a & c)
In these days of ultra-serious megacrossovers, comics gets exactly what it's been needing-a jolt of adrenaline courtesy of the too-long-absent Tank Girl! Co-creator Alan C. Martin is back to offer redemption to anyone who sat through the Tank Girl movie, and what's more, this time the book's art chores will be handled by artist/painter and fellow Aussie, Ashley Wood! Issue 1 features six separate Tank Girl stories by Martin and Wood, including appearances by Jet Girl, the Funsters and more.
Cover price $3.99.
When Titans Clash - Written by Neil Gaiman. Art by Mark Buckingham. Cover by Barry Windsor-Smith.
The Silver Age continues with Book Two! Characters in this issue: Young Miracleman, Miracleman, Miraclewoman, Winter Moran, Jordan (introduction), Warpsmiths (Kana Blur, Phon Mooda), Panorama, Kay, The Zapster and Jenda. Plus: Pin-ups by Brady Gorby, Dan Brereton and D'Israeli.
32 pages, full color. Cover price $2.95.
Cover by John Totleben. Written by Alan Moore and Mick Anglo Studios. Art by John Totleben and Mick Anglo Studios.
In this issue: Miracleman in "Hermes" by Alan Moore and John Totleben. Plus: Young Miracleman stories "Young Miracleman and the Mad Mongul" and "The Blitzkrieg Mystery" by Mick Anglo Studios, both reprinted from Young Marvelman (1956) UK #332.
32 pages, full color. Cover price $1.75.
Cover by John Totleben. Written by Alan Moore and Steve Moore. Art by John Totleben and Mike Collins.
In this issue: Miraclewoman helps the Morans against the Warpsmiths in "Cronos" by Alan Moore and John Totleben. Plus: Laser Eraser and Pressbutton in "Time after Time" (part 1) by Steve Moore (as Pedro Henry) and Mike Collins.
32 pages, full color. Cover price $1.25.
Cover by John K. Snyder III. Written by Alan Moore and Steve Moore. Art by Rick Veitch, John Ridgway, Mike Collins and Mark Farmer.
In this issue: Miracleman in "Mindgames" by Alan Moore, Rick Veitch and John Ridgway. Plus: Laser Eraser and Pressbutton in "Corsairs of Illunium" (part 2) by Steve Moore (as Pedro Henry), Mike Collins and Mark Farmer (as Ian Cognito).
32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.75.
Cover by John Totleben. Written by Alan Moore and Steve Moore. Art by Rick Veitch, Rick Bryant, Mike Collins and Mark Farmer.
In this issue: The birth of Winter, the Miraclebaby, in the Miracleman story "Scenes from the Nativity" by Alan Moore, Rick Veitch and Rick Bryant. Plus: Laser Eraser and Pressbutton in "Corsairs of Illunium" (part 1) by Steve Moore (as Pedro Henry), Mike Collins and Mark Farmer (as Ian Cognito). 32 pages, full color. Note: This issue contains graphic scenes of childbirth.
Cover price $0.75.
Cover by Paul Gulacy. Written by Alan Moore and Steve Moore. Art by Chuck Austen and John Ridgway.
In this issue: Miracleman in "Bodies" and "The Wish I Wish Tonight" by Alan Moore and Chuck Austen (as Chuck Beckum). Plus: Tales of the First Empire story "Soul Stone" by Steve Moore and John Ridgway.
32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.75.
Cover by Paul Gulacy. Written by Alan Moore. Art by Alan Davis and John Ridgway.
In this issue: Miracleman in "The Approaching Light," "I Heard Woodrow Wilson's Guns..." and "A Little Piece of Heaven" by Alan Moore and Alan Davis, reprinted from Warrior (1982 Quality) UK #16, 18 and 20. Plus: Miracleman Family in "The Red King Syndrome" (part 2) by Moore and John Ridgway, reprinted from Warrior (1982 Quality) UK #17.
32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.75.
Cover by Jim Starlin. Written by Alan Moore. Art by Alan Davis and John Ridgway. In this issue: Miracleman in "Catgames," "One of Those Quiet Moments" and "Nightmares" by Alan Moore and Alan Davis, reprinted from Warrior (1982 Quality) UK #13-15. Plus: Miracleman Family in "The Red King Syndrome" (part 1) by Moore and John Ridgway, reprinted from Warrior (1982 Quality) UK #17. 32 pages, full color. (Note: Check out Thanos in the background of the cover!)
Cover price $0.75.
Miracleman learns his secret origin in three connected stories: "Out of the Dark", "Inside Story", & "Zarathustra." Written by Alan Moore, art by Alan Davis. Cover by Howard Chaykin.
Featuring appearances by Big Ben and Dr. Gargunza. If you've never read this series, be assured it ranks right up there with Alan Moore's other classic, Watchmen.
Cover price $0.75.
Cover by Garry Leach. Written by Alan Moore. Art by Garry Leach and Alan Davis.
In this issue: Miracleman takes on Johnny Bates (Kid Miracleman), grown up and gone bad, in "Dragons" by Alan Moore and Garry Leach, reprinted from Warrior (1982 Quality) UK #5; "Fallen Angels, Forgotten Thunder" by Moore, Alan Davis and Leach, reprinted from Warrior (1982 Quality) UK #6; "Secret Identity" by Moore, Davis and Leach, reprinted from Warrior (1982 Quality) UK #7; and "Blue Murder" by Moore and Davis, reprinted from Warrior (1982 Quality) UK #8. Plus: 2-page article "M*****MAN: Full Story and Pics" by Alan Moore, explaining the background of the British Marvelman feature, which is reprinted here as Miracleman for copyright reasons.
32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.75.
Written by Alan Moore, with art by Gary Leach.
Mickey Moran was just a regular bloke with a wife and a job, until one day he *remembered*...that he was Miracleman, a glistening new god with powers far beyond those of mortal ken. He also remembered that, years ago, he and his sidekicks -- Young Miracleman and Kid Miracleman -- were in a horrible accident that left Young Miracleman dead. When Moran goes to see Kid Miracleman to help him piece together his past, our hero finds that his youthful protege has changed...for the worse. Much worse. If you've never read this series, be assured it ranks right up there with Alan Moore's other classic, Watchmen.
Cover price $0.75.
Cover art by Greg Spalenka. Miracle City story, script and art by Greg Spalenka;
Two young men encounter a man who makes fishing poles in the middle of the city. Promos for "The Marat/Sade Journals" and a Steranko card set. Greg Spalenka illustrations. Sidney and Guido, script and art by Barron Storey; Barron uses a cartoony style this time out in this story where the main characters seem to be figures from his subconscious. Time Stop, script and art by Bill Koeb; The narrator reminisces on his childhood and wonders about the nature of time. Family Reunion, script and art by Douglas Winter.
36 pgs. $2.95. Cover price $2.95.
Cover art by Bill Sienkiewicz. The Conclusion of Stone Cold Fever, script and art by J. David Spurlock
Sledge dies while being held in a mental health facility; Years later, a young singer becomes known as the new version of "Sledge Iris." Bill Sienkiewicz—Diversities, art by Bill Sienkiewicz. Miracle City story, script and art by Greg Spalenka; An old lady loses her choppers after a dog jumps on her and runs away.
36 pgs. $2.95. Cover price $2.95.
