Airboy talks about his life as he and the Heap journey through the California forests and meet an environmentalist in "A Walk Along the Russian River."
Script by Chuck Dixon and art by Tom Yeates & Mark Johnson. Issue also has a text feature on "The True Story of…Manure Man," the environmentalist featured in the Airboy story and "No Rest for the Wicked" in which Sky Wolf and Riot's relaxing evening turns into something more.
Script by Chuck Dixon and art by Graham Nolan & Mark Nelson.
Cover price $1.25.
Misery returns and brings back Maniac and an army of vermin to attack Airboy and company in "Misery Revealed."
Script by Chuck Dixon and art by Gary Kwapisz & Kim DeMulder. Issue also has "Under the Yellow Moon" in which Sky Wolf tries to rescue a kidnapped child.
Script by Chuck Dixon and art by Graham Nolan & Mark Nelson.
Cover price $1.25.
Airboy and company prepare to take on Maniac and his army as they get closer to Airboy's home in "Blacktop Thunder."
Script by Chuck Dixon and art by Ron Randall & Kim DeMulder. Issue also has "Street of Dreams" in which an injured Sky Wolf opens up to Riot.
Script by Chuck Dixon and art by Dan Spiegle.
Cover price $1.25.
It's an all-out battle as Airboy and company go against the invading Maniac and his army in "Siege Mentality."
Script by Chuck Dixon and art by Ron Randall & Kim DeMulder. Issue also has "Café Oblivion" in which a comic book writer and artist struggles with his creations.
Script by Michael T. Gilbert and art by Gilbert & Mark Pacella.
Cover price $1.25.
Misery brings the dead to life to aid Maniac's invasion of Airboy's home in "Armies of the Slain."
Script by Chuck Dixon and art by Ron Randall & Kim DeMulder. Issue also has "Idiot Box" in which Sky Wolf sees a TV version of himself and goes to Hollywood to do something about it.
Script by Chuck Dixon and art by Graham Nolan & Mark Nelson.
Cover price $1.25.
In the jungles of South America, Airboy and his friends prepare to go into Misery's domain and the Heap arrives to help in "Misery Loves Company."
Script by Chuck Dixon and art by Stan Woch & Willie Blyberg.
Cover price $0.50.
It's the Iron Major fighting Maniac in a battle to the death in "Blood & Iron."
Script by Chuck Dixon and art by Ron Randall & Kim DeMulder. Issue also has "Sugar Bullets" in which Sky Wolf's escapades in Hollywood continue.
Script by Chuck Dixon and art by Graham Nolan & Mark Nelson.
Cover price $1.25.
It's the Iron Major fighting Maniac in a battle to the death in "Blood & Iron."
Script by Chuck Dixon and art by Ron Randall & Kim DeMulder. Issue also has "Sugar Bullets" in which Sky Wolf's escapades in Hollywood continue.
Script by Chuck Dixon and art by Graham Nolan & Mark Nelson.
Cover price $1.25.
Airboy uses a hot-air balloon to pursue biological terrorists in "Hostage Virus."
Script by Chuck Dixon and art by Ron Randall & Kim DeMulder. Issue also has an Airboy checklist and "Desert Fury" in which Sky Wolf struggles to survive the dangers of the desert.
Script by Chuck Dixon and art by Graham Nolan & Willie Blyberg.
Cover price $1.25.
Airboy uses a hot-air balloon to pursue biological terrorists in "Hostage Virus."
Script by Chuck Dixon and art by Ron Randall & Kim DeMulder. Issue also has an Airboy checklist and "Desert Fury" in which Sky Wolf struggles to survive the dangers of the desert.
Script by Chuck Dixon and art by Graham Nolan & Willie Blyberg.
Cover price $1.25.
Airboy uses a hot-air balloon to pursue biological terrorists in "Hostage Virus."
Script by Chuck Dixon and art by Ron Randall & Kim DeMulder. Issue also has an Airboy checklist and "Desert Fury" in which Sky Wolf struggles to survive the dangers of the desert.
Script by Chuck Dixon and art by Graham Nolan & Willie Blyberg.
Cover price $1.25.
Airboy uses a hot-air balloon to pursue biological terrorists in "Hostage Virus."
Script by Chuck Dixon and art by Ron Randall & Kim DeMulder. Issue also has an Airboy checklist and "Desert Fury" in which Sky Wolf struggles to survive the dangers of the desert.
Script by Chuck Dixon and art by Graham Nolan & Willie Blyberg.
Cover price $1.25.
Airboy, Valkyrie, Hirota and Iron Major search for Airboy's downed plane in the jungles of Bogantilla in "Jungle Fire."
Script by Chuck Dixon and art by Gary Kwapisz & Tim Harkins.
Issue also has an Airboy Index and "Family Ties – Part 1" in which we find out about some of the family members of the Heap.
Script by Len Wein & Lou Mougin and art by Carmine Infantino & Mark Pacella.
Cover price $1.75.
When Lewis Carnelian and Major Grubert team up to save the Airtight Garage from a Bakalite trick, they are taken prisoner and sentenced to death.
Written by Moebius and R.J.M. Lofficier. Art and cover by Moebius.
Cover price $2.50.
As tension between Tetsuo and Akira reaches a breaking point, Lady Miyako's advice to Tetsuo has potentially catastrophic consequences. The first English translation of Katsuhiro Otomos influential manga series.
Story, art and cover by Otomo. Color by Steve Oliff.
Mature readers. Cover price $3.95.
Scientists and military forces convene on a U.S. aircraft carrier outside the ruins of Neo-Tokyo, trying to decide what to do about Akira. The first English translation of Katsuhiro Otomos influential manga series.
Story, art and cover by Otomo. Color by Steve Oliff. Mature readers. Cover price $3.95.
With the military option failing, Kaneda realizes he may have to take on Tetsuo himself. The first English translation of Katsuhiro Otomos influential manga series. Story, art and cover by Otomo. Color by Steve Oliff. Mature readers. Cover price $6.95. Cover price $6.95.
The final showdown with Tetsuo begins, with Kaneda and his friends at the heart of the Olympic Stadium battle. The first English translation of Katsuhiro Otomos influential manga series.
Story, art and cover by Otomo. Color by Steve Oliff.
Mature readers. Cover price $6.95.
The mutant children turn the tide of the battle for Neo-Tokyo, as Tetsuo faces his limits. The first English translation of Katsuhiro Otomos influential manga series.
Story, art and cover by Otomo. Color by Steve Oliff.
Mature readers. Cover price $6.95.
The mutant children turn the tide of the battle for Neo-Tokyo, as Tetsuo faces his limits. The first English translation of Katsuhiro Otomos influential manga series.
Story, art and cover by Otomo. Color by Steve Oliff.
Mature readers. Cover price $6.95.
1st printing. By Bill Baker.
This is an intimate portrait of the writer and his work, detailing both what he's accomplished and what it's cost him to remain true to himself and his craft. This three-plus hour interview begins with Moore's dissection of his commercial comics career. The conversation then turns to the state of the art and business before touching on Lost Girls, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, and Jerusalem, his novel-in-progress.
Softcover, 6-in. x 8-in., 80 pages, Text Only. Cover price $9.95.
The master of comic book writing shares his thoughts on how to deliver a top-notch script!
The main essay was originally written in 1985 and appeared in an obscure British fanzine, right as Moore was reshaping the landscape of modern comics, and has been tragically lost ever since. Now Avatar brings it back in print, collected for the first time as one graphic novel, and heavily illustrated by Jacen Burrows.
Alan Moore also provides a brand new essay on how his thoughts on writing have changed in the two decades since he first wrote it. For fans of Moore's work, new writers, or anyone who wants a peak behind the mental curtain of one of the greatest living writers, this is a can't-miss book!
Softcover, 48 pages, B&W.
A crime drama from longtime Batman scribe Dixon, unrelated to either the later Marvel comic or the espionage TV series. A woman introduces her new boyfriend to her family, unaware that he is being tracked by the FBI for a string of murders until its too late.
Cover by Bill Sienkiewicz, pencils by Enrique Villagran and Todd Fox. Script by Chuck Dixon.
