By William O'Neill, Tone Rodriguez, Digital Chameleon and Chris Blythe.
Snake Is Back! And he's kicking some major @$$! After his little trouble in the Big Apple, and a full presidential pardon, Snake Plissken is ready for some real action. He finds some in Atlantic City, in what can only be described as the ultimate car boost. A car worth 30 million dollars! Chaos is the play of the day, a double cross is always just around the corner, and everyone will soon learn... you never turn your back on a snake.
Painted cover art by Eddie Campbell and Peter Mullins. Written by Alan Moore with art by Eddie Campbell and Peter Mullins.
Author's Statement by Moore. Campbell's remarks about sources for From Hell. Research into images from the Ripper era by George Hagenauer. Photographs and descriptions of the scenes of the Ripper murders in the mid-1990s by George Hagenauer (text) and Mary Ellen Hagenaurer (photos).
Painted cover art by Eddie Campbell. Written by Alan Moore with art by Eddie Campbell and Peter Mullins.
Chapter Fourteen Gull, Ascending; Gull experiences visions as he dies. Epilogue The Old Men on the Shore; Abberline and Lees discuss the Ripper case.
Painted cover art by Eddie Campbell. Written by Alan Moore with art by Eddie Campbell and Peter Mullins.
Chapter Twelve The Apprehensions of Mr Lees; Gull confesses to Abberline and is then tried by a Masonic court. Quotes from Arthur Conan Doyle and Henry Ward Beecher. Chapter Thirteen A Return to Cleveland Street; Abberline learns of the original blackmail plot, confronts Anderson, and resigns.
Painted cover art by Eddie Campbell and Peter Mullins. Written by Alan Moore with art by Eddie Campbell and Peter Mullins.
Chapter Eleven The Unfortunate Mr. Druitt; The frame of Druitt is made as Abberline interviews witnesses who saw Marie Kelly after the murder.
Painted cover art by Eddie Campbell and Peter Mullins. Written by Alan Moore with art by Eddie Campbell and Peter Mullins.
Gull murders his final victim.
Painted cover art by Eddie Campbell. Written by Alan Moore with art by Eddie Campbell and Peter Mullins.
Chapter Nine From Hell; Gull sends a letter "from hell" and prepares for the final murder.
Painted cover art by Eddie Campbell and April Post. Written by Alan Moore with art by Eddie Campbell, Peter Mullins, and April Post.
Chapter Eight Love Is Enough; Gull kills Stide and Eddowes, believing Eddowes to be Marie Kelly; He leaves a chalked message to Charles Warren using Masonic references.
Painted cover art by Eddie Campbell and April Post. By Alan Moore (script), Eddie Campbell (art) and Peter Mullins (art).
Chapter Seven A Torn Envelope; Gull carries out his next murder: Annie Chapman. Journalist Best begins sending "Jack the Ripper" letters to the police. Author's notes on the research for the stories in this volume. 52 pgs.
Cover by Homs. by Michael Avon Oeming & Homs
The ultimate tale of the 'She-Devil with a Sword' begins a new storyline as we kick off the start of the 35th Anniversary celebration! 'Animals' continues here! Featuring regular Sonja writer Michael Avon Oeming and new story by Savage Red Sonja artist Homs! 'Animals' concludes here as Sonja and her comrades make a fateful decision concerning not only their fates, but the fates of the very world!
Cover by Arthur Suydam. Written by Phil Hester. Art by Al Rio. The Army of Vampirella strikes back at Gore, led by a reborn Vampirella. But is she really back? Or is this just the Beginning of the End of Vampirella for good? The re-invention of Vampirella concludes and Vampirella as you know it will never be the same!
Cover by Arthur Suydam. Written by Phil Hester. Art by Al Rio. Washington has been overrun by the Gore Virus' infected victims. As Gore himself readies the plague's spread across the globe, only one force can stop them - an Army of Vampirellas! Prepare yourself for the most shocking cliffhanger yet, as the re-invention of Vampirella continues!
Written by Mark Millar, pencils by Mike Mayhem, cover by Jae Lee.
This Vampirella #1 is the start of the "Nowheresville" storyline, which brings Vampirella into the 21st Century. The issue is a modern reboot, aiming to redefine the character for a new era
J. Scott Campbell cover, pinups and double page spreads by various artists with various characters (Savage Dragon, Madman, Monkeyman and O'Brien etc) Regular cover edition.
Pendragon reads, or rather experiences, Vampirella's journal in a series of 2-page spreads. Written by David Quinn & Sean Fernald. 4-page Pendragon sequence drawn by Louis Small Jr. & Caesar. 2-page spreads drawn by: Rudy D. Nebres, Jim Silke, Mark Beachum, Amanda Conner & Jimmy Palmiotti, Scott Hampton, Michael Bair, Alan Davis & Mark Farmer, Louis Small Jr. & Rob Stull, Nelson, Jimmy Palmiotti & Al Williamson, Gary Frank & Cam Smith, Caesar & Michael Bair. Pin-up by Jose Gonzalez. Cover by Joe Jusko.
Cover by Arthur Adams Writer: Arvid Nelson Penciller/Inker: Carlos Rafael The Mars-shattering conclusion of Colossus of Mars! Dejah Thoris has rallied the free Martian kingdoms to fight the Jeddak of Yorn, who has merged body and mind with a horrific war colossus of the ancients. If Dejah and her allies can't stop Yorn, he will complete his bloody holocaust of the green Martian hordes. All hope lies in Yorn's son, Valian, who has joined the rebels. His knowledge of the inner workings of the Colossus are the only chance they have of smashing Yorn. But Yorn has a spy among the allies... An epic duel in the skies and the emergence of an unexpected hero await you in Dejah Thoris #5: Colossus of Mars, part 5 of 5!
The astronauts become caught up in a war between rival gangs, but soon they must join forces to battle the marauding vampires. Part of the short-lived Atlas science fiction line from former Marvel publisher Martin Goodman.
Written by John Albano, with art by Pat Broderick and Frank McLaughlin. 32 pages. Cover by Neal Adams and Dick Giordano.
Written by Adam Smith. Art by Alexandria Huntington. Cover by Benjamin Dewey.
Kensho and his companions must journey further into Thra, to a Valley that has not been inhabited in over a hundred years. Meanwhile, Thurma makes a crucial decision that alters her fate and that of the entire Fireling land forever.
28 pages, full color. Cover price $3.99.
Written by Adam Smith. Art by Alexandria Huntington. Cover by Benjamin Dewey.
Thurma tests her new Fireling abilities with dangerous results while Kensho and the others seal the fate of the town of Dagger Root… for better or worse.
28 pages, full color. Cover price $3.99.
Written by Adam Smith. Art by Alexandria Huntington. Cover by Benjamin Dewey.
As Thurma continues to fight for her right to rule, both candidates for the Throne of Mithra begin their training under The Fire That Stays, but they both find out that they have a lot to learn before either of them are fit to be the Ember Queen.
28 pages, full color. Cover price $3.99.
Written by Adam Smith. Art by Alexandria Huntington. Cover by Benjamin Dewey.
Thurma and Nita must travel deep into Mithra to learn from a mysterious figure of their world's past. Meanwhile, Kensho's time in a local village opens his eyes to something that may change Thra forever.
28 pages, full color. Cover price $3.99.
