"A Monkey's Tale" is written by Alan Grant, with art by Paul Marshall; reprinted from 2000 AD (1977 United Kingdom) #647. Plus: "Over the Top" is written by John Wagner, with art by Vanyo; reprinted from 2000 AD (1977 United Kingdom) #646. Also: "The Shooting Match" is written by John Wagner, with art by John Higgins; reprinted from 2000 AD (1977 United Kingdom) #650. And: "Confessions of a Rottweiler" is written by John Wagner, with art by Douglas Braithwaite; reprinted from 2000 AD (1977 United Kingdom) #648-649. Cover price $2.95.
Signed by Brian Pulido.
Written by Brian Pulido and Mike MacLean. Art by Diego Bernard.
New Story! To avenge her murdered lover, Hellwitch slaughtered a queen and burnt her own hive to the ground. Now she has become Hell's most notorious rebel, with a price on her head to match. Forced to wander the wastelands, Hellwitch finds herself hunted by old enemies. They will stop at nothing to finish her and butcher the last survivors of her hive-a bevy of beautiful The Forsaken, too innocent for the perils of the underworld. Can Hellwitch defeat her ruthless adversaries? Or will a twisted rival from her past annihilate Hellwitch's very soul? Find out in Hellwitch: The Forsaken, a dark tale of forbidden magic, insatiable lust, and merciless bloodshed.
48 pages, full color.
Signed by Los Bros Hernandez
Love and Rockets: Book 5 - 1st printing. By Los Bros Hernandez.
This volume features some of the Hernandez Brothers' most compelling stories, including Jaime's 'wrestling tales' ('The Little Monster,' 'Queen Rena at 34,' and the title story), more Maggie-and-Hopey tales, and several classic Gilbert 'Heartbreak Soup' stories ranging from the harrowing ('An American in Palomar' and the excruciating prison story 'Holidays in the Sun') to the edgily romantic (Heraclio and Carmen's love story, 'Love Bites'). Plus a cover gallery, a fantastic original cover by Jaime Hermandez, and more.
Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 136 pages, B&W. Mature Readers Cover price $40.00.
Cover by Sam Kieth. "Wa-Hooma!
The Beast that Walks Just Like a Regular Guy!," script by Ty Templeton, art by Sam Kieth; A man gets turned into a monster by aliens.
"Losing ...Is," script and art by Sam Kieth; Wazoo alienates "Is" and goes looking for him.
"De Grand Wazoo: Sunset," script and art by Sam Kieth; Is goes looking for a missing object.
"Dr. Weird," script by Ty Templeton, art by Sam Kieth; The mystic Dr. Weird must contend with a difficult problem. I Before E portfolio by Sam Kieth.
52 pgs., full color. Cover price $3.95.
"Out of the Blue" - This is the big one, the debut issue of Tekno Comix's first superhero title.
Isaac Asimov's I-Bots blends the science fiction concepts that made Isaac Asimov the master of the genre with the action and intensity of superhero comics. Brought to life through the talent of legendary artist George Perez, additional creative development from comics veteran Howard Chaykin, and the stellar scripting talents of Steven Grant, this book delivers superheroes like you've never seen them before. Isaac Asimov's I-Bots follows the adventures of five young android heroes hunted by the evil forces that created them, and adored by a public that worships them.
Bound by the Three Laws of Robotics, they find themselves forced to defend a world they don't understand. Are they truly heroes of the people or are they just pawns in the schemes of evil men? After spoiling a bold kidnapping, the I-Bots begin to discover the conspiratorial forces shaping their destiny. They follow the trail back to WorldTech, the shadowy mega-corporation that spawned them, and then a violent confrontation leads to more clues about the true nature of the I-Bots. Who are they, and why were they created? Characters: Killaine; Stonewall; Psy-4; Radiant; Itazura.
Creative development by Howard Chaykin, script by Steven Grant, pencils by George Perez, inks by Joe Rubinstein and Mike Witherby. Plus: preface & pin-up by Howard Chaykin, and a biography of Isaac Asimov. Cover by George Perez. Cover price $1.95.
"Fist of Kindness" - Will the I-Bots fall prey to Annabelle and the Cabal or secure their freedom in the public limelight? Find out in this blockbuster conclusion of the first story arc.
Creative development by Howard Chaykin, script by Steven Grant, art by George Perez, Art Nichols and Joe Rubinstein. Plus: a pin-up by Brian Kong and Aaron McClellan. Cover by George Perez.
Cover price $2.25.
THE BIG BANG, Chapter 6. Continued from Xander in Lost Universe (1995) #8. Continues in Lady Justice (1995 Tekno) #11. Killaine turns up missing and the I-Bots go searching, only to find her possessed by Lady Justice in "Sacrificial Lambs."
Creative development by Howard Chaykin, script by Steven Grant, art by Pat Broderick and Joe Rubinstein. Cover by Brian Kong and Steve Mitchell.
Cover price $2.25.
"Lost Causes" - Killaine, possessed by the spirit of Lady Justice, must avenge the murder of a businessman. If she can't find a balance between her directive against taking a life and Lady Justice's desire for vengeance, she'll destroy her programming for good!
Creative development by Howard Chaykin, script by Steven Grant, art by Pat Broderick and Joe Rubinstein. Plus: THE BIG BANG, Chapter 12 - a unique episode of the Big crossover. Continued from Mike Danger (1996 Big) #1. Concludes in Lady Justice (1996 Big Entertainment) #1. Cover by Brian Kong and Joe Rubinstein.
Cover price $2.25.
CRACKDOWN: Part 1 of 5. With Killaine imprisoned for her part in the murder of Senator Skeros, the rest of the I-Bots face a series of bizarre, natural disasters. Strange earthquakes and tornadoes threaten people across the country, and only the I-Bots can stop them.
Script by Steven Grant, with art by Pat Broderick and Joe Rubinstein.
Cover by Gil Kane. Cover price $2.25.
CRACKDOWN: Part 4 of 5. The I-Bots escape the demolished WorldTech research facility only to confront soldiers who've come to deliver the U.N.'s decision about their fate. Something else, something deadly, survives in the wreckage, also, but the I-Bots have no time for that -- they have their execution to attend!
Script by Steven Grant, with art by Pat Broderick and Jeff Whiting. Cover by Pat Broderick (after Gil Kane).
Cover price $2.25.
CRACKDOWN: Part 5 of 5. Marooned in the cold depths of space, the I-Bots struggle for survival. Rurik Essen wants to destroy Earth, and the I-Bots must stop him. There are only two things in their way: an army of silent assassins and a mysterious radioactive entity. It's a life or death struggle at the top of the world...and a long way to fall.
Script by Steven Grant, with art by Pat Broderick. Cover by Pat Broderick (after Wood).
Cover price $2.25.
#1 - 9
Story by Rod Espinosa. Art and cover by Craig Babiar.
After a cataclysm unleashes a horde of captive monsters to roam the world, William Warlock learns of his secret lineage. His ancestors were monster-hunters, and now that their work has been undone, it is his destiny to recapture vile creatures wherever they may slither. With the aid of a trio of women (a sorceress, a vampire, and a secret agent) and a flying Volkswagen, Warlock sets out to do what only he can: hunt monsters.
32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.99.
Stories, art and cover by Eddie Campbell.
A collection of Campbells earliest work, nine autobiographical stories originally published in Eddies hard-to-find amateur press comics of the 80s, plus a new 3-page introduction.
64 pages, B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $4.95.
Reprint
Cover by Jack Davis. Stories by Jack Oleck. Art by Jack Davis, Bernie Krigstein, Joe Orlando, Al Williamson, and Roy G. Krenkel. EC Comics changes its pioneering sci-fi title Weird Science-Fantasy to the Code-approved Incredible Science Fiction. A space captain faces court-martial, in a story by Jack Davis. Efforts at terraforming an alien planet have an unexpected result. A space tyrant sets his sights on familiar territory. Fallen Idol; Food for Thought; The Ultimate Weapon; Marked Man.
36 pages, Full Color. Cover price $2.00
Reprint
Cover by Jack Davis. Stories by Jack Oleck and Alfred Coppel. Art by Jack Davis, Wally Wood, Bernie Krigstein, and Joe Orlando. Numbering continues from Weird Science-Fantasy (1954 E.C. Comics) #29. As part of its skirmishes with the Comics Code, William Gaines' EC Comics changes its pioneering sci-fi title Weird Science-Fantasy to Incredible Science Fiction. This was also the first issue with the Comics Code seal on the cover. Astronauts find the other planets reduced to the size of toys, with art by Bernie Krigstein. The advance agent of an alien invasion is disguised to look like a human. Future Earth empires discover a mysterious barrier on the moon that prevents their struggle for domination. Clean Start; Marbles; Conditioned Reflex; Barrier.
36 pages, Full Color. Cover price $2.00
Reprint
Cover by Jack Davis. Stories by Jack Oleck. Art by Bernie Krigstein, Wally Wood, Al Williamson, and Roy G. Krenkel. EC Comics changes its pioneering sci-fi title Weird Science-Fantasy to the Code-approved Incredible Science Fiction. Space tourists stranded on a primitive planet are unknowingly worshipped as gods, with art by Bernie Krigstein. A scientist finds that his time travel is predetermined to go wrong. A classic Wally Wood story reveals the age limit for space explorers. You, Rocket; Fulfillment; Time to Leave; Twice Told Tale; Has-Been.
36 pages, Full Color. Cover price $2.00
#1 - 5
Cover by Matt Wagner. Written by Mark Waid & Landry Walker. Art by Ramanda Kamarga. Baby Jack-Jack, everyone's favorite superpowered toddler, battles a nasty cold! Hopefully the rest of the Parr family can stay healthy, because normal denizens of Metroville are starting to exhibit superpowers. Can The Incredibles discover the cause of both outbreaks before the city is left in total shambles? Cover price $2.99.
Story, art and cover by Ted McKeever.
In a world of rigidly enforced aesthetic fascism, two outcasts--a psychologically tormented man and his limbless mate--plan an ambitious jailbreak from their state-run institution home. Thus begins their journey across a Fellini-esque landscape of abandoned power plants, marauding gangs, bizarre inhabitants, and ghostly apparitions as the lovers search for The Tabernacle, a legendary sanctuary where misfits like themselves are said to live in freedom and fulfillment.
Complete set of 5 comics.
