Things are spiraling out of control. The plans of the dark forces at work come full circle as Wormwood attempts to use stern language (and a few other things) to stop an ancient world-eating god from treating the city as an appetizer before moving on to the rest of the planet... Ben Templesmith (30 Days of Night, Fell) continues with his new all-eerie and humorous series.
By Ben Templesmith. In order to get to the bottom of the murders, Wormwood must make the ultimate sacrifice - his own body. Whatever it is gestating inside his withered womb, it's not human. There'll be no happy snaps or cigars at this birth. Ben Templesmith (30 Days of Night, Fell) continues with his new all-eerie and humorous series.
Ben Templesmith returns with his first solo project since Singularity 7. Meet Wormwood, the English-accented, beer-drinking, sentient corpse possessing a maggot expat from the Hell dimension. Well, one of them. If he's not attempting to save Earth from demonic, parasitic fungal infections or undead strippers, then he's off drinking with his homemade mechanical sidekick, Mr. Pendulum. Collecting one of the original short stories first seen in Lo-Fi Magazine, this book also includes extra pages, new artwork and background material.
Written by Alan Moore; art by Kevin Nowlan, Rick Veitch, Jim Baikie, and Melinda Gebbie; cover by Nowlan In stores October 13. Installments of all 4 TOMORROW STORIES features, each written by Alan Moore! Cobweb (illustrated by Melinda Gebbie) tracks a female fugitive through Indigo City's stygian depths; and a subway shoot-out 10 years past reveals "The Origin of Greyshirt" (illustrated by Rick Veitch)! Meanwhile, it's raining buttered cats in Queerwater Creek courtesy of Jack B. Quick (illustrated by Kevin Nowlan); and First American and U.S. Angel face juvenile crime head on in "Peril of the Pediatric Perpetrators" (illustrated by Jim Baikie)! FC, 32 pg.
As Mothergod's evil plans come into play, Magnus has to be convinced to try to do something about them in "The Torch Is Passed," chapter four of the "Unity" saga which involved all of the comic titles published by Valiant at the time. Splash page of this issue mistakenly designates it as chapter three of the "Unity" saga when it is actually chapter four, as indicated on the cover. Script by Jim Shooter & Roger Stern and art by Ernie Colon. Cover by Frank Miller.
How Doctor Erica Pierce became Mothergod and began her evil plans for the universe is revealed to Solar and upon knowing, he tries to stop her in "...And Then There Was None," chapter nine of the "Unity" saga which involved all of the comic titles published by Valiant at the time. Script by Jim Shooter and art by Don Perlin & Stan Drake. Frank Miller cover.
Cover art by Frank Miller. Heart Failures (Unity chapter 8) starring Eternal Warrior, Archer and Armstrong, X-O Manowar, Solar Man of the Atom, Magnus Robot Fighter, Rai, and Shadowman, script by Jim Shooter (plot and script) and David Lapham (plot), pencils by David Lapham, inks by Gonzalo Mayo; In Unity, the kids learn that Kris is going to have a baby. 36 pgs.
Gilad the warrior and his struggles and battles in Anatolia long ago and Gil Abrams and his life in 1992 are shown in "Footprints on the Sands of Time," chapter two of the "Unity" saga which involved all of the comic titles published by Valiant at the time. Script by Jim Shooter and art by John Dixon with epilogue art by Barry Windsor-Smith and Bob Layton. Cover by Frank Miller.
1st printing. Collects Battle Chasers: Prelude (1998), Battle Chasers (1998-2001) #1-5, and Frank Frazetta Fantasy Illustrated (1998) #2.Written by Joe Madureira and Munier Sharieff. Art by Joe Madureira and Tom McWeeney. Cover by Joe Madureira.In this tale of fantasy and science fiction that will appeal to LORD OF THE RINGS fans, Gully, a frightened young girl possessing a mysterious and powerful weapon, begins a quest to find her father. As she embarks on her crusade, she is joined by an eclectic group of adventurers. Garrison, the greatest swordsman of all time who has sworn never to unsheathe his blade again; Calibretto, the last of his kind, a war machine with a big heart; Red Monika, thief and deadly woman-warrior; and Knolan, the ancient wizard and sage.Hardcover, 160 pages, full color.Cover price $24.95.
Signed and small sketch on front cover - Big Sketch+signed on back
Written by Tom Waltz and Kevin Eastman. Art by Dave Wachter. Cover by Jamie Johnson
Things have never been worse for the TMNT and their allies, but there's still one desperate gambit to try if the family can come together in time. Will it be worth the cost? Over eight years of TMNT storytelling have led to this game-changing moment! Don't miss it!
48 pages, full color. Mature Readers Cover price $7.99.
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Limited 1 for 10 Retailer Incentive Variant Cover. Written by Tom Waltz and Kevin Eastman. Art by Dave Wachter. Cover by Mateus Santalouco
Things have never been worse for the TMNT and their allies, but there's still one desperate gambit to try if the family can come together in time. Will it be worth the cost? Over eight years of TMNT storytelling have led to this game-changing moment! Don't miss it!
48 pages, full color. Mature Readers Cover price $7.99.
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City at War: Part 8 of 8 - Written by Tom Waltz and Kevin Eastman. Art and Cover by Dave Wachter.
Things have never been worse for the TMNT and their allies, but there's still one desperate gambit to try if the family can come together in time. Will it be worth the cost? Over eight years of TMNT storytelling have led to this game-changing moment! Don't miss it!
48 pages, full color. Mature Readers Cover price $7.99.
Signed by Michael Dialynas
AOD Collectibles Exclusive Cover by Bill McKay. City at War: Part 8 of 8 - Written by Tom Waltz and Kevin Eastman. Art by Dave Wachter.
Things have never been worse for the TMNT and their allies, but there's still one desperate gambit to try if the family can come together in time. Will it be worth the cost? Over eight years of TMNT storytelling have led to this game-changing moment! Don't miss it!
48 pages, full color. Mature Readers
Signed by Michael Dialynas
AOD Collectibles Exclusive Cover by Dan Mendoza. City at War: Part 8 of 8 - Written by Tom Waltz and Kevin Eastman. Art by Dave Wachter.
Things have never been worse for the TMNT and their allies, but there's still one desperate gambit to try if the family can come together in time. Will it be worth the cost? Over eight years of TMNT storytelling have led to this game-changing moment! Don't miss it!
48 pages, full color. Mature Readers
Signed by Kevin Eastman
Written by Sophie Campbell. Art by Vincenzo Federici. Cover by Acky Bright.
As Donatello uncovers the truth about Armaggons origins, the time-eating tyrant begins to exert his influence on one of the Turtles allies. Its a race against time as the road to #150 continues in Sophie Campbells biggest TMNT story yet!
28 pages, full color. Rated M Cover price $3.99.
Collects Brave and the Bold (1955-1983 1st Series) #34-36 and 42-44.
Written by Gardner Fox. Art and cover by Joe Kubert. Relive the Winged-Avenger's Silver Age adventures in this thrilling volume by the dynamic duo of Gardner Fox and Joe Kubert. Guest-starring Hawkgirl, featuring the villainy of the Shadow Thief, and exciting sci-fi adventure! Softcover, 160 pages, full color.
1st appearance of Sentry. Cover and art by Jae Lee.
After being woken up by a dream and heard a sound that he hadn't heard in a long time, Bob Reynolds suspected that the Void had returned, although wondered if what he remembered really happened or was only in a comic book. In a Silver Age comic book, a boy named Robby Reynolds discovered a professor's secret formula, drank it, and gained powers, allowing him to punch his bully Buzz. That evening, he fashioned a golden suit and after leaping into the air, immune to the effects of the elements around him, the Sentry learned from his Sentry Sensors that the Blue Buffoon had attacked Empire State University. Then, Sentry saved the Avengers from the Void when they were struggling to defeat him, although the Void vowed to return.
1st printing. Cover by Frank Miller. "Dark Knight Triumphant," script by Frank Miller, pencils by Frank Miller, inks by Klaus Janson; an aging Batman battles the Mutant gang and their anonymous leader; While walking to work, considering retirement, Jim Gordon is almost killed by a 17-year old boy with an M60; Carrie Kelly, a young girl who owes her life to Batman, seeks out her hero and becomes Robin. 52 pgs., full color.
Steeped in unprecedented realism, this groundbreaking series tells the tale of the classic Marvel Universe as seen through the eyes of photojournalist Phil Sheldon. Book two finds everyday citizens in awe of such white bread heroes as Iron Man and Captain America, but swept up in a wave of anti-mutant hysteria. Look for special guests (such as Dick Van Dyke and John Lennon) at the wedding of Reed Richards and Sue Storm. Written by Kurt Busiek, with painted art by Alex Ross.
Steeped in unprecedented realism, this groundbreaking series tells the tale of the classic Marvel Universe as seen through the eyes of photojournalist Phil Sheldon. Book three chronicles the coming of Galactus and the Silver Surfer. Written by Kurt Busiek, with painted art by Alex Ross.
Steeped in unprecedented realism, this groundbreaking series tells the tale of the classic Marvel Universe as seen through the eyes of photojournalist Phil Sheldon. Book four zeroes in on the lovely Gwen Stacy and her tragic death. Written by Kurt Busiek, with painted art by Alex Ross.
