Written by Peter David and Robin Furth. Art and Cover by by Jae Lee and Richard Isanove.
Gilead is in ruins and Steven Deschain's Affiliation has been drastically reduced in size, the result of the attack of the Good Man, John Farson. But young Roland and his ka-tet intend to strike a blow for the Affiliation by exploding an ancient oil field the Good Man is using to power his machines of destruction. Roland may never get the chance to strike back because in the midst of Gilead's survivors there resides-a traitor!
40 pages, full color.
Cover by JAE LEE. Written by PETER DAVID and ROBIN FURTH. Art by JAE LEE.
The first Beam has been broken! The Crimson King has created a prison for powerful psychics who use their powers to erode the very Beams that support the Dark Tower which is the fulcrum of reality! Gilead is in ruins, Mid-World is dying, and all that stands between the Crimson King and the utter dissolution of existence is a haggard Roland Deschain and his ka-tet. But first they must destroy the awful machines of war being erected by the Good Man, John Farson.
Don't miss this second issue in the greatest Dark Tower arc of all! 40 pages, full color.
Cover by JAE LEE. Written by PETER DAVID and ROBIN FURTH. Art by JAE LEE.
Beginning a bold new story arc featuring Roland Deschain and his beleaguered ka-tet on the run following the complete destruction of their beloved city of Gilead! And when such as Gilead falls, the pillars of reality itself-the six beams holding all of existence together-begins to crumble. The satanic plan of the Crimson King to return all of existence to the primal state of chaos is nigh. Plus, just in time for the fun, it's the return of master storyteller Jae Lee to the role of penciler! Don't miss it.
40 pages, full color. MATURE READERS.
Children are disappearing from our world--and modern day pied piper Mr. Gone is behind the abductions! When they discover that one of the victims may be Gen-Active, the Gen 13 crew gets involved in the action!
Written by Bill Messner-Loebs. Art and cover by Tomm Coker and Troy Hubbs.
FC, 32 pg. Cover price $3.50.
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Written by Greg Capullo. Art and cover by Greg Capullo and Danny Miki.
A Vision of Death; Dr. Battu returns to the lab after a forced vacation only to learn that his Creech experiment has been modified and weaponized; The Creech is now a genetically enhanced fighting monster cloned from the DNA of an aborted fetus and alien genetic material; Outraged by the perversion of his work, Dr. Battu brings a news reporter in to the AGENCY labs to show him what they are doing there; He gives him a vial of alien DNA as proof of his claims. Creech illustration by Greg Capullo. Copy and cover art for next issue by Greg Capullo and Danny Miki.
36 pages, full color. $1.95. Cover price $1.95.
Jon J Muth (A) Paul Lee (C) Mark Nicholas, Cover by Kent Williams
The second chapter of the two-part story, "In the Skin of an Angel" finds Eric Draven facing off against Sin, a woman with strange desires, and The Walker, a mysterious being who may be able to explain the purpose of The Crow. Jon J Muth continues as writer of the only ongoing, full-color monthly Crow comic book, with art for this issue contributed by Paul Lee (The Dreaming, Hellblazer/Books of Magic, Dhampire).
Jon J Muth (A) Paul Lee (C) Mark Nicholas, Cover by Kent Williams
The first chapter of a two-part story, "In the Skin of an Angel" introduces a major new character into the Crow mythology ? The Walker. Does this mysterious being work for Sin or do they just have similar goals? And speaking of Sin, this issue will leave you gasping when you learn what she does with her victims. Eric Draven truly is her dream man. Jon J Muth continues as writer of the only ongoing, full- color monthly Crow comic book with art for this issue contributed by Paul Lee (The Dreaming, Hellblazer/Books of Magic, Dhampire).
Story by Jon J. Muth. Art by Jamie Tolagson. Painted cover by Kent Williams.
Image Comics takes over The Crows publishing duties as Eric Draven, the original Crow, returns. He thought his mission of vengeance was over, but it seems he has unfinished business.
Written by Walt and Louise Simonson. Havok art by Jon J. Muth and Wolverine art by Kent Williams.
Havok and Wolverine head south of the border and get caught up in a caper not even mutant super heroes can survive.
Complete set of 4 issues
While on their exodus from Vermont to the 'promised land' of Montana, the Life-Power Church encounters a variety of obstacles that cast the pall of doom on their journey, including government infiltrators, angry parents and an unexpected pregnancy.
Written by Jamie Delano, with art by Steve Pugh. Painted cover by John Van Fleet.
The incredible success of the Life-Power Church makes life too congested on the Bakers' Vermont farm, so Animal Man and Maxine lead their swelling sect on a march across America.
Written by Jamie Delano, with art by Steve Pugh. Painted cover by John Van Fleet.
The Life-Power Church of Maxine gets a boost when the members of the band Year Zero become disciples. When a song based on Maxine's teachings catches the world's attention, her personal crusade takes off.
Written by Jamie Delano, with art by Russell Braun and Gene Fama. Painted cover by Michael Uman.
With the news that Maxine has seemingly been resurrected from the dead, the media swoop in on the Baker farm. And although they're overjoyed by their daughter's return, it may be too late to save Animal Man and Ellen's marriage.
Written by Jamie Delano, with art by Steve Pugh. Painted cover by Mark Chiarello.
The Baker family begins to unravel in the face of Maxine's fate. Ellen leaves the farm, Buddy wanders into Annie's tepee. Cliff is seized by paroxysms of terror at his sister's grave site. .
Written by Jamie Delano, with art by Steve Pugh. Painted cover by George Pratt.
Written by Jason Aaron. Art by RM Guera, Simon Bisley and Esad Ribic. Cover by R. M. Guera.
Redefining the word 'epic,' it's the god-sized 25th issue of THOR: GOD OF THUNDER featuring an amazing artistic line-up! Young Thor vs. Frost Giants! The untold origin of Malekith the Accursed! King Thor's granddaughters uncover a startling secret chapter from the history of the Thunder God! Thor deals with the shocking fall-out from ORIGINAL SIN!
36 pages, full color. Rated T+ Cover price $4.99.
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Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Scott Kolins. Cover by Simon Bisley.
Two of comics' hottest characters unite, courtesy of Bruce Jones (Incredible Hulk) and Scott Kolins (Flash)! The green goliath and the feral mutant only have six hours to rescue a woman and a boy from two desperate drug dealers...but will they be able to control their infamous tempers to get the job done? In this issue: Wolvie is off on a Canadian vacation when he hears the report of a downed airplane. On the plane are Kyle (a kid who has been bitten by a deadly coral snake), two drug dealers with a suitcase full of dough and Dr. Bruce Banner, the ever-lovin' Hulk (is it any wonder the plane went down?). Characters: Hulk; Wolverine; Kyle Hatcher; Christine Hatcher; Brad Hatcher; Margie White; Whitie; Sid.
32 pages, full color. Marvel PG Cover price $2.99.
Written by Grant Morrison. Art by Richard Case and Mark Badger. Cover by Tom Taggart.
The stain on Dr. Silence's picture isn't getting any smaller; If you pity him now, you'll feel worse when he meets the Love Glove.
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Cover by Claude St. Aubin. "Attack of the Giant-Sized Savage Dragon!," script by Dwight Jon Zimmerman, pencils by Claude St. Aubin, inks by Larry Mahlstedt
Can the Dragon escape with the aid of a semi-friendly Martian scientist?; Maybe if he gives up his eyes...
36 pgs., full color. $2.95. Cover price $2.95.
War of the Gods: Part 20 (Mistakenly Labeled as 19 on the Cover) - Diana's quest for the truth leads her to Egypt, and into an encounter with Lobo and Shim'Tar, in "Blood and Sand". Part 5 of 6, continued from the previous issue. Story continues next issue. Script by George Perez, pencils by Cynthia Martin and Joe Phillips, inks by Pablo Marcos and Brian Stelfreeze. Batman, Circe, the Cheetah. Some story elements continue into War of the Gods #3. 1-page public service ad for the American Heart Association featuring original art by Jim Aparo depicting Commissioner Gordon in bed, recovering from a heart attack. Perez cover.
36 pgs. Cover price $1.00.
Fanboys and speculators, watch out! The Main Man is hitting the convention circuit in search of another copy of SUPERMAN #75, the polybagged edition with the armband, because he laughed so hard reading his first copy that he tore it in half! And that's exactly what he'll do to any fanboy who tries to gouge him! It's the LOBO CONVENTION SPECIAL, and it's the most fun you'll have all summer. Imagine the satisfaction of seeing Lobo coping with registration lines, cleaning his teeth with hologram trading cards, and using polybags as only he can.
Written by Keith Giffen and Alan Grant, with art and cover by Kevin O'Neill. New Format.
Cover price $1.75.
