The second all-new, all-great Rocketeer Adventures anthology is crammed with great creators doing terrific Rocketeer stories by these high-flying talents: Marc Guggenhein, Sandy Plunkett, Peter David, Paul Dini, Bill Morrison, Bill Sienkiewicz, Walter Simonson, Louise Simonson, John Paul Leon, Tom Taylor, Colin Wilson, Stan Sakai, David Lapham, Chris Sprouse, Matt Wagner, Eric Canete, David Mandel, J Bone, and Michael Golden.
IDW Publishing, 2012
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Written by Simon Reed. Art by Mike Ploog. Painted by Simon Bisley.
Two brothers on a trek across Scotland find themselves faced with more than just a stroll across the Highlands. After travelling for miles, lost in the mist, they chance upon shelter not knowing what lay before them. The darkness descends and the moon rises, an invitation for all manner of creatures! This is a tragic tale of two brothers being in the wrong place at the wrong time, and how their lives were changed forever. The human spirit is thicker than blood, and this is their tale!
24 pages, full color. Mature Readers. Cover price $3.95.
Signed and numbered by P.Craig Russell
114/1000
1st printing.Written by Achmed Abdullah. Art by P.Craig Russell.Long out of print, this classic tale of mystery and mayhem amid the squalor of the Near East, is back in a new edition that is sure to be treasured and cherished by those old enough to remember, as well as those young enough to dream.Hardcover (Leatherbound with Slipcase), 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 128 pages, Text ( with PC/PB&W Illustrations).
Written by John Arcudi. Art by Jim Somerville and Robert Jones. Cover by John Higgins.
Nerves are on edge for the residents of the Argentine base at Bahia Thetis, and no wonder: at least one person in the camp is really The Thing! Tension turns to terror as writer John Arcudi (Aliens: Genocide), penciller Jim Somerville (Aliens: Newt's Tale), and inker Robert Jones breathe life into the creepiest, most insidious monster ever to leap from celluloid to the comics page! Painter John Higgins (World Without End) provides this issue's "mind-expanding" cover!
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.
Written by John Arcudi. Art by Jim Somerville and Robert Jones. Cover by John Higgins.
MacReady thought Childs was dead -- until his old friend showed up at the Argentine base with a contingent of American commandos. But is it really Childs, or yet another incarnation of the shape-shifting Thing from another world? And how can MacReady be sure he himself isn't infected?
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.
Signed by Clifford Lawrence Meth
1st prinitng. Written by Clifford Lawrence Meth. Art by Gene Colan, Paul abrams, Dave Cockrum, Marie Severin, and Gray Morrow. Cover by Joseph Michael Linsner. Featuring a collection of short stories. Softcover, 5-in. x 7-in.x, 64 pages, Text (with B&W Chapter Illustrations).
NOTE: Limited to 2,000 copies. Cover price $8.95.
1st printing. Based on the story by Jerome K. Jerome. Adapted by Nidi Verma. Art by K.L. Jones.
"I had the general symptoms, the chief among them being a disinclination to work of any kind." So begin the hilarious misadventures of a merry, but scandalously lazy band of well-to-do young men - and a plucky and rather world-weary fox terrier named Montmorency - on an idyllic cruise along the River Thames. What they find instead is one hapless catastrophe after another. Soggy weather, humiliating dunkings, and the irritating behavior of small boats are just a few of the barbarisms our genteel heroes are forced to endure.
Softcover, 72 pages, full color. Cover price $9.99.
This is a hand drawn original sketch by artist Buz of one of the Three Stooges on the Blank Sketch cover.
Blank Sketch Cover. Written by S.A. Check and J. C. Vaughn. Art by Bill Galvan and Brendon & Brian Fraim.
America's favorite funnymen are back in all new original stories featuring the classic likenesses and personalities of The Three Stooges! 70 years after the last film featuring Moe, Larry, and Curly we are proud to present hilarious new shorts with all the eye poking, face slapping, and nose pinching goodness of yesteryear. The Stooges influenced generations of comic book creators and now lifelong fans have a chance to contribute to their legacy with these new slapstick adventures. We cram so much Stooge into this new issue that you'll be nyuk, nyuk, nyuk-ing it up at the comic shop for weeks to come! Timeless comedy returns to comic books with new and classic stories to tickle your funny bone!
32 pages, full color. All Ages Cover price $3.99.
This is a hand drawn original sketch by artist Buz of one of the Three Stooges on the Blank Sketch cover.
Blank Sketch Cover. Written by S.A. Check and J. C. Vaughn. Art by Bill Galvan and Brendon & Brian Fraim.
America's favorite funnymen are back in all new original stories featuring the classic likenesses and personalities of The Three Stooges! 70 years after the last film featuring Moe, Larry, and Curly we are proud to present hilarious new shorts with all the eye poking, face slapping, and nose pinching goodness of yesteryear. The Stooges influenced generations of comic book creators and now lifelong fans have a chance to contribute to their legacy with these new slapstick adventures. We cram so much Stooge into this new issue that you'll be nyuk, nyuk, nyuk-ing it up at the comic shop for weeks to come! Timeless comedy returns to comic books with new and classic stories to tickle your funny bone!
32 pages, full color. All Ages Cover price $3.99.
Action-oriented comics and stories, including an article about the Towering Inferno film. Stories and art by John Albano, Gabe Levy, Archie Goodwin, Steve Mitchell, Ric Myers, Walt Simsonson, Jack Sparling, John Severin, Alex Toth and Russ Heath. Part of the short-lived Atlas line from former Marvel publisher Martin Goodman.
Final issue of the series. Magazine format. Black and white; 64 pages. Cover by Neal Adams.
Cover price $0.75. Cover price $0.75.
Stories, art and cover by Tim Conrad. Influential independent publisher Pacific Comics presents three tales from artist Tim Conrad.
In prehistoric times, a Cro-Magnon man gains a glimmering of self-awareness, and struggles to understand how this fits with his savage world. A young magicians apprentice learns of a sinister plot. The residents of an Earth colony on Mars struggle to make the new world their home. Prometheus Primeval; All That Glitters…; Red Rover, Red Rover.
32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $1.50.
Cover by Jae Lee (W) Robert Place Napton (A) Cliff Richards
The time is now. A Military helicopter crash lands in a remote valley in Africa. A lone survivor awakens with no memory of who he is or what he was doing there, but he's wearing a uniform and is a skilled combatant. From the wreckage he learns only his name -- ROGER DRUM. As he explores his new surroundings he is confronted by a bizarre lost world of dinosaurs and other strange creatures. Drum must learn to survive in this terrifying new reality while coming to terms with fragments of a past he isn't sure he wants to remember.
Cover price $3.99.
Cover pencils by Brian Buniak, inks by Frank Giacoia. A brief bio of and message from Marty Greim, the creator of Thunder Bunny.
"Rabbit Trapped!", script by Martin L. Greim, pencils by Brian Buniak, inks by Frank Giacoia; When Thunderbunny is unable to change back into Bobby Caswell after saving children from a school bus, he remembers the origin of his powers and discovers who he really is. The Fly ad. "The Greatest Story Ever Sold," script by Martin L. Griem, art by Brian Buniak; Uncle Al, Gary, and Bobby attend a comic convention in New York, where Bobby becomes Thunderbunny to stop a group of criminals from stealing money at auctions. Steel Sterling ad. Katy Keene ad. Thunder Bunny illustration by Brian Buniak.
36 pgs., full color. Cover price $1.00.
Written by Dave Gibbons. Art by John Higgins. Cover by Gibbons.
From the bizarre British vault that brought you Albion comes THUNDERBOLT JAXON, a 5-issue miniseries written by Dave Gibbons (WATCHMEN, THE RANN/THANAGAR WAR) with art by John Higgins (PRIDE & JOY, HELLBLAZER, WATCHMEN colorist)! Jack, Billy and Saf are three ordinary, adventurous kids who make a startling discovery: a mystical Norse relic from the fourth century. All is well as they take their newly found treasure home, ever so pleased with themselves, with not a clue as to the remarkable events they will soon ignite ? including the rebirth of legendary British hero Thunderbolt Jaxon!
32 pg, FC, $2.99 US Cover price $2.99.
Written by Dave Gibbons Art by John Higgins Cover by Gibbons
Ancient deities are revealed as this action-packed miniseries continues! When Jack Jaxon and his friends discover the true mystical nature of their recently found treasure, gang warfare erupts. Meanwhile, Jack's stepfather, a major combatant in the urban turf war, is glimpsed by Jack as his true self.
32 pg, FC, $2.99 US Cover price $2.99.
Written by Dave Gibbons Art by John Higgins. Cover by Gibbons.
As Jack deals with the consequences of his new magical powers, one of the elder gods tries to relieve him of them. Plus, answers are revealed about the gods ? and how they found their way to this mortal plane!
32 pg, FC Cover price $2.99.
Written by Dave Gibbons Art by John Higgins Cover by Gibbons
As a life hangs in the balance, Jack Jaxon must choose whether his allegiance lies with his young friends...or with the living embodiment of the old Norse gods who once again walk the Earth!
32 pg, FC. Cover price $2.99.
Limited 1 for 20 Retailer Incentive Variant Cover. Written by Declan Shalvey. Art by Drew Moss. Cover by David Nakayama.
In the aftermath of his first battle with the Mu'Tants, Lion-O attempts to use the Sight Beyond Sight to ask for guidance from their lost leader, Jaga. The vision he receives instead leads the ThunderCats to discover another Thundarian survivor on Third Earth! Meanwhile, Slithe and his Mu'Tant band have discovered the pyramid of Mumm Ra - and they're about to learn firsthand how dangerous the Ever-Living one can be!
32 pages, full color. Rated T Cover price $9.99.
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WRITTEN BY FIONA AVERY; ART BY CARLOS D'ANDA; COVERS BY D'ANDA AND CARLOS MEGLIA
A new take on the 'Cats by the hot creative team of Fiona Avery (Tomb Raider, Witchblade) and Carlos D'Anda (ROBOTECH, BRASS)! The Berserkers, once defeated by the Thundercats, have returned ? and they want vengeance! They capture Thundercats ally Hachiman, the powerful Samurai warrior, and hold him for ransom. But when the Thundercats get involved, it turns out that this is exactly what Hammerhand, leader of the Berserkers, was hoping for!
FC, 32 PG. (1 OF 5) $2.95 Cover price $2.95.
Cover by Ben Edlund and Jeff Whiting. One Man's Treasure...Is Another Man's Treasure, script by Ben Edlund, art by Ben Edlund and Jeff Whiting
Having defeated Barry for the right to use the super hero name "The Tick," it is determined that the Tick is also entitled to his base of operations and all of his equipment; As the Tick and Arthur move into the Tick Cave underneath Barry's mansion, their opponent turned host hatches a devious plan; When our heroes head out to investigate nefarious happenings at Brenda Industries, Barry calls his rogues gallery and tells them all about his new look, his new sidekick and where he can be found. Ben Edlund discusses a few topics including the thirteenth issue of The Tick which never materialized.
36 pgs., black and white. $2.75. Cover price $2.75.
Regular Edition. 8-page "Red Eye" mini-comic bonus insert. First printing.
NOTE: This is a 1st Printing. 1st printings do not have a 2nd or later printing notice in indica.
Written by Ben Edlund. Art and cover by Ben Edlund and Dave Garcia.
The Tick is struck on the head with what looks to be a meteor but turns out to be sediment from Utah. Arthur and Tick have dinner with Art's sister, but their repast is interrupted by two goons shooting at them. After Man-Eating Cow lends a...uh...an udder in dispatching the villains, Tick decides that he and Arthur will leave for New York to fight real crime and leave their bovine companion to patrol The City in their stead. Tick reads.
44 pgs., B&W. $2.25. Cover price $2.25.
