Written by ADAM GLASS & MIKE BENSON Penciled by LAURENCE CAMPBELL Cover by JAE LEE
What happens when you take one psychotic CIA spook and his ex-lover-turned-double-agent, and send them on a madcap chase after the man who holds the key to a couple nuclear briefcases built to start the next World War...stir in a Thalidomide party girl, a James Dean motorcycle gang...and for flavor, set it in the depraved Big Easy during Mardi Gras? You get DEADPOOL PULP #2.
32 PGS./ Cover price $3.99.
Written by Mike Carey. Art by Jae Lee. Cover by Bryan Hitch.
In Think Tank, Part 1 of 2, a classic Fantastic Four villain makes the debut here in Ultimate form, turning the Baxter Building into a virtual trap set to capture and eliminate the fledgling adventurers. And what of the other denizens of the skyscraper, including Johnny and Sue's father Dr. Storm? And who has the power to outthink even the most brilliant man alive, Reed Richards? Wait and see!
32 PGS./Marvel PSR ...$2.25 Cover price $2.25.
Written by MIKE CAREY Pencils and Cover by JAE LEE "THINK TANK" Our special two-part saga continues as the fledgling F.F. find themselves helpless in a Baxter Building gone mad! Has young Reed Richards, the world's smartest man, finally met his match? Part 2 (of 2)
32 PGS./T+ Suggested for Teens and Up ...$2.50 Cover price $2.50.
Story by Bob Burden. Art and wrap around cover by Arthur Adams. A depressed neighbor in need of some cheer. A trio of robot children to baby sit. A werewolf. A flying saucer. Pirates. Bears from the Space Police Patrol. A visit to Hallowe'entown. Yup, sounds like a typical day for Gumby and Pokey. Mix them all together, and surely high adventure and laughter awaits. 40 pages. Full color.
Cover and art by Arthur Adams.
Following a cave-in at a toy mine, Gumby and Pokey jump into their "Dyna-plunge earth borer" to investigate. Traveling deep underground, they encounter the Mole People, who ask them to rescue a friend who has been imprisoned : Santa Claus!
Cover art by Michael Gaydos. Salt of My Tears starring The Apparition, script by James Pruett, pencils by Craig Brasfield, inks by Nathan Massengill. Alan Moore's Songbook: Trampling Tokyo starring Godzilla, script by Alan Moore, art by Arthur Adams. T.O.M. Foolery, script by Jeff Bailey and Marty Golia, art by Joe Staton. My Rottenest Christmas Ever! starring Lil' Bumble Buzz, script and art by Paul Pope. Classics Desecrated: Good King Hop-A-Long, script by Doug Wheeler, art by George Broderick, Jr. Lost Laughter Chapter Seven: Please Exit Carefully, script and art by Jeff Nicholson.
WRITTEN BY ALAN MOORE AND STEVE MOORE; ART BY PAUL RIVOCHE, ALAN WEISS, ARTHUR ADAMS, AND JAIME HERNANDEZ; COVER BY ADAMS In stores November 14. A new bimonthly series from AMERICA'S BEST COMICS debuts! The first issue features a Tom Strong story set in present-day Millennium City, a Young Tom Strong adventure set in his adopted island home, and a sexy, super-science saga called Jonni Future ? the story of a woman who travels four billion(!) years into the future.
Written by Michael Thibodeaux. Art by Michael Thibodeaux and Martin Lasick (inks for pages 4 and 5). Cover by Arthur Adams. Featuring an untitled story. 32 pages, full color.
Stories and art by Jeffrey Lang, Michael Allred and Bernie Mireault. Cover by Allred and Mireault. One-shot anthology includes the first-ever appearance of Frank Einstein, who would later develop into Allred's wacky superhero, Madman. 24 pages, B&W.
Polybagged with card. The unstoppable force of the Highlander sword is pitted against the immovable might of the Eye of Algeroth in the spectacular conclusion to the Golgotha storyline. Hunter and Kramer have retrieved their lost weapons and are now bristling with firepower! But will this be enough to take on the Mortificator, his necromutants, and his queen -- Golgotha...? Written by William King, with art by Davide Fabbri, Alex Horley and Paolo Parente. Cover by Simon Bisley. Mature Readers. 32 PG.
Polybagged with card. Written by William King. Circuits are blown and swords hack mutant flesh as the Inquisition arrive to complicate Mitch Hunter and Jake Kramer's lives! Based on the popular Mutant Chronicles roleplaying game, and Doomtrooper collectible trading card game, reaction to this fully painted miniseries has been intense! This issue: the Dark Legion's ultimate demon goddess Golgotha plots her counterattack as Hunter and Kramer battle their way through the Dark Legion's Citadel. Written by William King, with art by Davide Fabbri, Alex Horley and Paolo Parente. Cover by Simon Bisley. Mature Readers. 32 PG.
Polybagged with card. Hunter, Kramer, Valerie and Wolfe are overpowered by the Nepharite's undead soldiers, but the Nepharite wants them kept alive...for sinister (and most assuredly disgusting) purposes. Meanwhile, a dark secret is revealed about Crenshaw, and Stahler reveals that the Eye of Algeroth would give power over the living as well as the dead! Written by William King, with art by Davide Fabbri, Alex Horley and Paolo Parente. Cover by Simon Bisley. Mature Readers. 32 PG.
A skein of reference material and pin-ups depicting every facet of the insanely complex Mutant Chronicles universe. From monstrous mutants to menacing machines and military minutia -- it's all rendered her in loving detail and dripping gore. Based on the popular Mutant Chronicles role-playing game, and the Doomtrooper collectible trading card game expansion set, Mortificator, the Mutant Chronicles Sourcebook is a compendium of fantastic artwork and inside info, with all the fun and surprises of the games. Artwork by Alex Horley, Paolo Parente, Paul Bonner, Simon Bisley, Davide Fabbri, Nick Percival, and others. Cover by Paolo Parente. Mature Readers.
Ms. Tree becomes legal guardian of the son of her deceased husband and his first wife and then the ex-wife is murdered in chapters one and two "The Right to Remain Silent" and "No Use Crying" of "The Cold Dish" saga. Script by Max Collins and art by Terry Beatty. Issue also has a Mike Mist Two Minute Mystery "Damsel in This Dress" with script by Max Collins and art by Terry Beatty, the Scythe in "Have You Met Ms. Jones" with script by Dean Mullaney and art by Ellis Goodson & Wayne Truman, a "Famous Detective Pin-Up by Frank Miller. Title of comic changes from "Ms. Tree's Thrilling Detective Adventures" to "Ms. Tree" with this issue.
Ms. Tree is hired by a member of the Muerta family to find his daughter's killer in chapters four and five "Going Down" and Somebody Tried to Kill Me" of the "Death Do Us Part" saga. Script by Max Collins and art by Terry Beatty. Issue also has a Mike Mist Minute Mystery "Death in the Deep End" with script by Max Collins and art by Terry Beatty, the Scythe in "Loaded Pistols & Loaded Dice" with script by Dean Mullaney and art by Ellis Goodson & Bruce Miller and a "Famous Detective Pin-Up" by Frank Miller.
Written by Max Allan Collins with art by Terry Beatty. Good old fashion detective fiction is alive and well in this book. Meet Ms. Tree, a widow thrust into the underbelly of society as she attempts to bring all who would do wrong to justice. Is she doing this out of a deep conviction of what's right and wrong, or is she looking for answers to the questions surrounding the grisly murder of her husband. Whatever the reason, this lady is no pushover, think female Mike Hammer. In this issue: "Death Do Us Part" parts 1-3,a Mike Mist 2 minute mist-ery, and a Mike Hammer Pin-Up by Frank Miller.
Ms. Tree's investigation starts to lead to dead ends but then some surprising developments occur in the concluding chapters "My Cold, Dead Fingers" and "In the Final Analysis" of the "Death Do Us Part" saga. Script by Max Collins and art by Terry Beatty. Issue also has a Mike Mist Minute Mystery "Crime Takes a Hike" with script by Max Collins and art by Terry Beatty, the Scythe in an untitled story with script by Dean Mullaney and art by Ellis Goodson & Bruce Miller, and a "Famous Detective Pin-Up" by Frank Miller.
Cover by Frank Miller. A World Brought Down, script by David Michelinie, art by Joe St. Pierre, Sal Velluto, and Kathryn Bolinger; With the very fate of Japan hanging in the balance, The Eternal Warrior of the 41st Century recruits Rai into a fight to save time itself.
Dynamic Forces Signed Edition. Signed by Greg Land. Limited to 199 copies. Includes Dynamic Forces certificate of authenticity.
Written by MARK MILLAR Penciled by JAE LEE Cover by GREG LAND "ENTER: THE INHUMANS"
Join us for the first appearance of The Ultimate Inhumans! From a hidden race, she came to steal the heart of the F.F.'s youngest member?she's the beautiful elemental called Crystal! The awesome events playing out here figure prominently in the upcoming "Tomb of Namor" story in the regular UFF book!
48 PGS./T+ SUGGESTED FOR TEENS AND UP Cover price $3.99.
Jae Lee Variant Cover. brian michael bendis/mark bagley & art thibert
You'd think getting super powers would make your life easier, right? Tell that to Peter Parker! Between freaking out at school and lashing out at home, Peter is finding that a little bite from a spider is turning out to be a huuuge problem! Plus: Industrialist Norman Osborn wants young Parker to be studied?by his employee Dr. Otto Octavius!
FC Cover price $2.50.
Limited Edition (1 for 20) Variant Cover by JAE LEE. Written by ANDY LANNING and DAN ABNETT. Art by PAUL PELLETIER.
The Shi'Ar/Inhuman war reaches its most savage level yet! Emperor Vulcan goes for the kill strike, but does he have more enemies on the field of battle...or at home? Meanwhile, Black Bolt discovers that the Inhumans are not quite the happy family he thought they were! It's explosive action and universe-changing twists from the DnA/Pelletier War Of Kings team that IGN.com calls 'a versatile dream for science fiction and fantasy fans...event comics done right!'
32 pages. Cover price $3.99.
