Celebrate the heritage of DC Comics with the DC Unlimited Action Figures from Mattel. These 6' tall figures are the only place to get such highly-detailed and articulated figures, and they can be posed in countless ways. Fans can choose from two new figures based on the Injustice: Gods Among Us video game - the Gunmetal Batman figure and the Green Lantern figure. Blister card packaging.

  expected August 2013

expected August 2013

Explore the history of Batman with Mattel's Batman Unlimited Action Figures which feature a variety of characters in their different incarnations from the Golden Age through film and video games to the present day! Each figure is highly detailed, stands 6' tall, and includes a display stand and mini-collector poster. In this wave, fans can choose from the Batman from the new series, Beware the Batman or the Vampire Batman from Batman: Red Rain. These are the Batman figures pop culture fans and Batman collectors have been looking for! Blister card packaging.

  expected August 2013

Explore the history of Batman with Mattel's Batman Unlimited Action Figures which feature a variety of characters in their different incarnations from the Golden Age through film and video games to the present day! Each figure is highly detailed, stands 6' tall, and includes a display stand and mini-collector poster. In this wave, fans can choose from the Batman from the new series, Beware the Batman or the Vampire Batman from Batman: Red Rain. These are the Batman figures pop culture fans and Batman collectors have been looking for! Blister card packaging.

  expected August 2013

Between 1923 and 1958, Universal Studios released over 60 different monster movies, all in black-and-white, that gave the film world some of its most iconic characters. In honour of that legacy, this deluxe collectors' box set presents three of the most famous Universal Monsters -- the Invisible Man, the Phantom of the Opera, and the Metaluna Mutant from This Island Earth-- in their original-black and-white appearances! These exclusive 7-inch scale figures will only be available as part of this set, and come in a display-quality window box.

  expected October 2013

The coolest super-hero now makes the coolest drinks and snacks! With the new Spider-Man silicone tray from DST, you can make ice, chocolate, gelatin and more, all bearing an uncanny resemblance to your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. J. Jonah Jameson may not want them in his refrigerator, but we sure do! Fighting crime has never been this delicious and refreshing!

  expected October 2013

Okay, he's always hungry, but today Domo has a hankering for pizza! Everybody loves to eat pizza, but nobody wants to cut it, so DST has taken the lovable Japanese character and turned him into a pizza-cutting monster! Simply lift Domo's head to reveal the blade of the pizza cutter, and slide it back into the slot in Domo's belly when you're done. It makes cutting a pizza almost as much fun as eating it!

  expected October 2013

DST's popular line of Walking Dead bust banks is adding another walker to its zombie horde! Based on one of Michonne's chained walkers, this zombie measure 8 inches tall atop the famous Walking Dead logo, and is crafted in durable vinyl with a slot in the back for your loose change. This new black-and-white edition captures the walker as he appears in the pages of The Walking Dead comic book with detailed sculpting and paint applications. It's not just a cool bank, it's an amazing bust!

  expected October 2013

The next electronic starship from DST and Art Asylum is finally leaving drydock! The U.S.S. Excelsior, registry number NCC-2000, commanded by Captain Hikaru Sulu, came to the rescue at the end of Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, when it helped the Enterprise defeat General Chang and his experimental Bird of Prey. This new ship measures 16 inches long and features film-accurate lights and sound effects, as well as the voice of George 'Sulu' Takei himself. Includes adjustable display stand.

  expected October 2013

This critically acclaimed hit series (now ongoing!) brings its first story arc to trade paperback format. Follow the misadventures of the Belluomo family and their infectiously optimistic paper-bag-wearing son. Irreverent and politically incorrect, Todd tickles every taboo in one wild ride filled with axe murderers, cults, celebrity stalkers, and a neo-Nazi prison gang.  Collects Todd, The Ugliest Kid On Earth issues #1-4, written by Ken Kristensen, with art and a cover by M.K. Perker

Image, paperback, page count tbc, published August 2013

Relive the excitement of this groundbreaking series – collected as oversized hardcover complete with cover galleries, behind-the-scenes art, classic quotes and a wraparound cover by Clayton Crain. Collects Spawn Origins #101 to 112, written by Todd McFarlane and Brian Holguin, with art by Angel Medina and cover artwork by Clayton Crain.

Image, hardback, 384 pages, published August 2013

Young lovers Tubby and Vim want to escape – escape the mistakes they've made, the lives they've lived, and the dirty city weighing them down. Their plan is simple – all they have to do is rip-off Tubby’s pals, the One Tricks – the toughest street gang in LA. If they pull it off, they're set for life. If not, their lives won't matter much anyway. Included in the "Deep Cuts" section is a bounty of unpublished and rare work Pope did in the '90s, including the legendary "Supertrouble" manga, created for Kodansha in Japan.

Image, paperback, 288, published August 2013

The Glories are scattered, The Faculty broken, and The Truants on the attack! Collecting the explosive, mind-bending Season 2 premiere event, "Tests." Collects Morning Glories issues #26 to 29, written by Nick Spencer, with art by Joe Eisma and
cover artwork by Rodin Esquejo

Image, paperback, 136, published August 2013

For five years, Luther Strode has been the legend terrifying criminals. But now the criminals have struck back, and the hunt for Luther Strode is on. Can Luther survive old enemies working with new friends? Collects The Legend Of Luther Strode issues #1 to 6, written by Justin Jordan, with artwork and a cover by Tradd Moore.

Image, paperback, 144, published August 2013

It’s here: the second massive paperback collection of the greatest superhero comic in the universe! Witness Invincible's transition from new kid on the block to established superhero! Collects Invincible issues #48 to 96 in one massive helping, written by Robert Kirkman, with art by Ryan Ottley, Cory Walker and Cliff Rathburn, featuring cover artwork by Ryan Ottley and John Rauch.

Image, paperback, 1024 pages, published August 2013

Featuring the art of Eisner award winner Ladrönn, the long out of print Hip Flask: Unnatural Selection HC collects the re-mastered and expanded “widescreen'” art and story from Hip Flask: Unnatural Selection as well as pages and covers from Hip Flask: Elephantmen. Written by Richard Starkings, Ladrönn and Joe Casey, with artwork and a cover by Ladrönn.

Image, hardback, page count tbc, published August 2013

Now available in softcover - highlighting the latest covers, pin-ups, illustrations, paintings and sketches by internationally renowned and Emmy Award-winning master artist Frank Cho. This book contains images of women in various states of undress and in full cheesecake glory.

Image, paperback, 80 pages, published August 2013

This is the world. It is not the one we wanted, but it is the one we deserved. The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse roam the Earth, signalling the End Times for humanity, and our best hope for life, lies in Death. Collects East Of West issues #1 to #5, written by story Jonathan Hickman, with artwork and a cover by Nick Dragotta.

Image, paperback, page count tbc, published August 2013

Jimmie Robinson’s funny, sassy and sexy Bomb Queen Volumes 5 and 6 are completely re-mastered into a beautiful, deluxe, over-sized edition that will sit proudly on any pervert's...er, we mean collector's shelf! Featuring cameos by ShadowHawk, Youngblood, even President Obama!

Image, hardback, 248 pages, published August 2013

The balance of power in the kingdom of Palladia is threatened, as schemers plot to overthrow the rightful king. Amid this turmoil, a sorcerer named Stein Phais and a dragon rider named Lynn de Luctes are Wanderers, blessed with great power and destinies that can shape the fate of nations. How long will it be before they are drawn into the conflict? Written by Ron Marz and Stjepan Sejic, with artwork and a cover by Stjepan Sejic.

Image, paperback, 160 pages, published August 2013

Presenting a new storyline of the New York Times Best Selling, Harvey and multiple Eisner Award-winner series about cops, crooks, cooks, cannibals, and clairvoyants. Tony Chu – the cibopathic federal agent with the ability to get psychic impressions from what he eats – is back in action, just in time to face a cult of egg-worshipping terrorists who’ve declared holy war on the chicken-eaters of the world. Collects Chew issues  # 31-35.

Image, paperback, 128 pages, published August 2013

It's the new installment of Michael Recycle! Our caped-clean-Earth-crusader is on the job and turning his attention to a new frontier–the high seas! Read along as Michael rights another environmental wrong in this colorful, fun book that's perfect for young readers.

IDW, hardback, 128 pages, published August 2013

Enrique Sanchel Abuli and Jordi Bernet's masterpiece is a darkly humorous exploration of the criminal underbelly in 1930s New York City. Abuli's distinctive narrative builds the story over time and Bernet's Masterful renditions of the title character and the city he inhabits are stunningly cinematic.

IDW, paperback, 144 pages, published August 2013

In Volume 6, Rip Kirby enters the Swinging Sixties and artist John Prentice has made the strip completely his own. He would soon receive the National Cartoonist Society award for "Best Story Strip Cartoonist" in 1966 and 1967. Fred Dickenson, who had been writing the strip with series originator Alex Raymond, keeps the continuity going for Prentice's exquisite art. The strips are reproduced from the original King Features Syndicate proofs, insuring that every daily will look even better than when they were first published in newspapers over fifty years ago.

IDW, hardback, 288 pages, published August 2013

A Signed, Limited version of the First ZvR Prose Collection in a slipcase! 11 Original Stories of Zombie on Robot Action–and Vice Versa! ZVR: THIS MEANS WAR! takes IDW's splatterific Zombie vs Robots comic book series–created by writer Chris Ryall and artist Ashley Wood–and expands it in ways that will redefine both zombie and robot fiction. A shambling cohort of top horror and fantasy writers from across the globe (okay, Canada, England, Australia, and Bakersfield) have devoted themselves to making evocative word-pictures in your brain of this delicious cult series. Written by Jesse Bullington, Nancy Collins, Lincoln Crisler, Brea Grant, Robert Hood, Nicholas Kaufmann, James A. Moore, Norman Prentiss, Rachel Swirsky & Steve Rasnic Tem, with cover art by Fabio Listrani.

IDW, hardback, 340 pages, published August 2013

They are already here. They hide among us. They hunt us. They feed on us. They ARE us. V-Wars is the chronicle of the first Vampire War. From the savage murders committed by patient zero of the plague to full-out battles with vampire terrorist cells, these are the stories of the most terrifying war mankind has ever faced.Written by Jonathan Maberry, Nancy Holder, John Everson, Yvonne Navarro, Scott Nicholson, James A. Moore, Keith R.A. DeCandido, and Gregory Frost, with a cover by Trevor Hutchison.

IDW, paperback, 384 pages, published August 2013

Amelia Cole lives in two worlds–literally. One runs on magic; the other is built on technology. When the barriers between both worlds start to break down, Amelia and her Aunt Dani must take extreme action. It's the start of a whole new world in adventure, magic, and excitement as Amelia Cole steps forward to do what she knows is right, even when the consequences might be wrong. Written by Adam P. Knave and D.J. Kirkbride, with artwork and a cover by Nick Brokenshire.

IDW, paperback, 152 pages, published August 2013

An 80 page retrospective of Sam Kieth's work, coinciding with a major exhibition at the Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco. Featuring scores of gorgeous art, all scanned from Sam's personal collection and archives. Plus, an in depth interview with Sam as conducted by comics historian and Cartoon Art Museum Curator Andrew Farago!

IDW, paperback, 80 pages, published August 2013

Jim Mahfood aka Food One's sixteen year long professional career has spanned across the fields of comic books, illustration, animation, advertising art, murals, gallery shows, body painting, and live art in bars and nightclubs. This is Mahfood's first 250 page classy hardcover art book, featuring the absolute best of his diverse work, from finished art, sketches, behind the scenes concepts, never before seen drawings and designs, photographs of painted girls, and more. Mahfood's style, the neo-psychedelic Visual Funk, is a combination of various influences that Jim has managed to turn into a recognizable brand, garnering a loyal following across the globe. This book is a must-have for comic book fans, art lovers, and pop culture connoisseurs alike!

IDW, hardback, 256 pages, published August 2013

Sharpen your bat'leth and prepare for war in this collection of unforgettable Klingon tales from the Star Trek universe. Including the original 4-part DC start to The Original Series as well as the 6-issue "Klingons: Blood Will Tell" series by Scott and David Tipton, this volume is fierce and loyal to the Empire. Heghlu'meH QaQ jajvam! Written by Scott Tipton, David Tipton and Mike W. Barr, with art by David Messina, Tom Sutton and Ricardo Villigran, featuring cover artwork from Sharp Bros.

IDW, paperback, 234 pages, published August 2013

The Spotlight falls on Orion Pax, Thundercracker, Megatron, Bumblebee, Trailcutter, and Hoist in this collection of six individual stories that explain an important moment in each character's life. From the distant past to current events each story adds to Cybertronian lore. Written by Nick Roche, John Barber, and James Roberts, with art by Steve Kurth, Chee, Nick Roche, David Daza, Matt Frank, & Agustin Padilla, featuring cover artwork from Nick Roche.

IDW, paperback, 152 pages, published August 2013

G.I. Joe: The Complete Collection presents the full run of original A Real American Hero stories, along with ½ issues, such as "The Tiger And The Teapot," into the proper reading order. Also, includes informative front matter by Mark W. Bellomo, issues notes, and character and vehicle profiles. Written by Larry Hama, with artwork by Larry Hama, Steve Leialoaha, Marie Severin, Frank Springer, Rod Whigham, and Sheldon Goh.

IDW, hardback, 300 pages, published August 2013

The truth is out: the world knows the G.I. JOE team is real. Now Duke leads his squad directly into the public eye, confronting COBRA on American soil! Fred Van Lente and Steve Kurth lead the charge taking G.I. JOE in a new direction.

IDW, paperback, 128 pages, published August 2013

The celebrated animated series comes to book shelves! Revisit the habitants of Equestria and learn about the magic that friendship brings in this adaptation of the television series.

IDW, paperback, 112 pages, published August 2013

TMNT Classics Continues! Volume 6 collects issues #42 to 44, which includes "Turtle Dreams," "Juliet's Revenge," and "Halls of Lost Legends." Written by Rick McCollum, Bill Anderson, Paul Jenkins and Rick Arthur, with art by McCollum, Anderson, Arthur and A.C. Farley, with cover artwork by Michael Dooney (c)

IDW, paperback, 132 pages, published August 2013

The Four-Who-Are-One go it alone! The Demon, Starchild, Celestial, and Catman each get the spotlight shined on them in four individual tales by Writers Chris Ryall and Tom Waltz who are joined by artists Angel Medina, Tone Rodriguez, Ricardo Castro and Alan Robinson; featuring cover artwork  from Angel Medina.

IDW, paperback, 104 pages, published August 2013

Termight; a world at the heart of a cruel galactic empire. Located deep in the bowels of the Earth, its inhabitants live in fear of their leader - the diabolically evil Torquemada. Determined to rid the universe of all ‘deviant’ alien life, the Grand Master and his army of Terminators are opposed by legendary alien freedom fighter, Nemesis the Warlock. Credo!

Written by 2000 AD creator Pat Mills (Marshal Law, Charley's War) and featuring the stunning artwork of Kevin O’Neill (League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Marshal Law) and Jesus Redondo (Star Trek: Voyager),this edition collects the fully-coloured Eagle Comics editions altogether for the first time ever, and also includes the very hard to find Nemesis Poster Prog strip, The Tomb of Torquemada. Some of this material hasn't been seen in thirty years! Credo!

Rebellion, hardback, 240 pages, published September 2013

Minichamps the spy who loved me white lotus esprit S1 submarine diecast model displayed in a clear case with cardboard sleve. Suitable for 14+ this model is 1.43 scale for an adult collector made by minichamps.

Lotus Esprit S1 (The Spy who Loved Me) 1:43 Minichamps Diecast James Bond Car.

The South Pacific theatre of World War II is usually seen from the perspective of the Marines fighting from Guadalcanal to Okinawa. Unsung in WWII fiction is the story of the 6th Army’s 6th Infantry Division ("the Sightseein’ Sixth") and their jungle commandoes, the Alamo Scouts, under the command of Gen. Walter Kreuger, the trusted and savvy lieutenant of "America’s Caesar," Douglas MacArthur. Fever Ridge is the story of a secret that could have changed the War, and the world. Written by Mike Heimos, with artwork and a cover by Nick Runge.

IDW, paperback, 104 pages, published August 2013

More classic Judge Dredd from the artist that first brought him to life! This second collection of Carlos Ezquerra-illustrated (and John Wagner scripted) stories includes epics such as "The Apocalypse War" as well as "Robot Wars," "Kirby's Demon," "Rights of Succession," and more.

IDW, hardback, 248 pages, published August 2013

also in this series: Judge Dredd : the Complete Carlos Ezquerra Volume 1 Hardcover, Judge Dredd : the Complete Brian Bolland Hardcover, Judge Dredd : the Cam Kennedy Collection Volume 1 Hardcover

Legendary creator Joe Kubert was responsible for an amazing stream of great works, for more than a sixty year period. Kubert was also the subject of the acclaimed Joe Kubert's Tarzan: Artist's Edition that came out last year. Now, in his second IDW Artist's Edition, we present Joe Kubert's Tor: Artist's Edition, collecting four oversized issues and covers, along with the rarely seen Newspaper strip of Tor by Kubert, all in the award-winning Artist's Edition format.

IDW, hardback, 144 pages, published September 2013

T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents Classics brings back all of the original silver age comics from the beginning. Volume 1 contains issues #1 to 4 featuring the artwork of such comic luminaries as Wally Wood, Gil Kane, Dan Adkins, Reed Crandall, and more! Written by Larry Ivie, Len Brown, Bill Pearson, & Steve Skeates, with art by Wally Wood, Reed Crandall, Gil Kane, George Tuska, Mike Esposito, Mike Sekowsky, Frank Giacoia, Dan Adkins, Richard Bassford, Dick Ayers, Joe Orlando, & Tony Coleman, cover artwork by Loston Wallace.

IDW, paperback, 248 pages, published August 2013

From the Cult Classic Sci Fi movie Species.

Based on movie poster key art, Sil is depicted mid transformation between her sensuous human form and armor plated Alien killer. The Alien creature was designed by HR Giger and portrayed in human guise by Natasha Henstridge.

Our Species statue is presented in glorious 1:4 scale and stands an impressive 19" tall on her themed base! The HCG Exclusive version of the Species creature also comes complete with a high quality print of the original movie poster artwork the statue is based on.

As with all Hollywood Collectibles pieces this museum quality statue is constructed from heavyweight polystone and then hand painted to the finest detail.

A 15% NON-REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT WILL BE TAKEN AT THE TIME OF ORDERING THIS ITEM

An HK-Aerial is refered to a wide variety of Skynet's large airborne VTOL-capable Non-Humanoid Hunter Killer. Derived from the original HK-Drone, it retains the form and maneuver system but on a much larger scale. With wingspans of up to 108 feet and a devastating array of under-slung and wing mounted lasers, missiles, and plasma cannons, the HK-Aerial is fearsome and terrifying to behold.

Often operating in support of ground sweeps by swarms of Series 800 Endoskeletons, they are one of the more dangerous targets for the members of the Resistance to engage.

HK-Aerials can be brought down by shoulder fired surface to air missiles.

The Avengers travel to Wundagore Mountain in search of the deadly secrets hidden in the Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver’s childhoods. But what about the secret from Tony Stark’s own history, one that lies beneath Avengers Mansion itself? Then, the Avengers’ rivalry with meddling Henry Gyrich comes to a head just as the Grey Gargoyle makes his move!

Fan-favorite villain the Taskmaster debuts! Immortus returns, but what are his plans for Ms. Marvel? Plus: The mad robot Ultron’s history with Earth’s mightiest heroes is a long and violent one. But this time, how is Iron Man responsible for his return — and how can he be stopped? All this — and Hawkeye gets a job!

Guest-starring the Elements of Doom, Inferno and the Yellow Claw! Collecting Avengers (1963) #185-206 and Annual #9, and material from Tales To Astonish (1979) #12, written by Steven Grant, Mark Gruenwald, David Michelinie, Jim Shooter & Bill Mantlo, pencilled by John Byrne, Arvell Jones, Sal Buscema, George Perez, Carmine Infantino, Don Newton, Alan Kupperberg & Gene Colan, with cover artwork by George Perez.

Marvel, paperback, 496 pages, published September 2013

Things are looking grim for Tony Stark. A string of battles with Diablo, the Serpent Squad and AIM have worn him out — and when rival industrialist Obadiah Stane targets Stark International for a very hostile takeover, the urge to crawl back into the bottle becomes overwhelming. With Tony in no condition to defend his company, his most loyal friend must step up to bat.

That’s right: Jim Rhodes takes over as Iron Man! But Rhodey had better figure out how to use Tony’s armour fast — because Stane, Magma, Thunderball, Firebrand and more aren’t going to give him time to learn the ropes! And while Rhodey endures his trial by fire, can Tony stop his self-destructive spiral before it’s too late?

Guest-starring Captain America, Moon Knight, Black Panther, Machine Man and Nick Fury! Collecting Iron Man (1968) #158-177 and Annual #5, written by Denny O’Neil, Roger McKenzie, Peter B. Gillis & Ralph Macchio, pencilled by Carmine Infantino, Paul Smith, Luke McDonnell, Mike Vosburg & Jerry Bingham, featuring cover artwork by Steve Lightle.

Marvel, paperback, 504 pages, published September 2013

In the wake of The Crossing, Earth’s Mightiest Heroes are in disarray: Thor is powerless, and Iron Man has been replaced — by himself?! But when the terrorist group Zodiac invades New York City, Captain America must attempt to assemble the Avengers once more!

Plus: After a nuclear bomb is dropped on Hulk and Thor, the Avengers go on the hunt for Gamma Bombs planted across America! Tony Stark and War Machine are attacked by an arsenal of Iron Man suits! Madame Masque sows paranoia among the Avengers as Hercules and Deathcry leave the team! And legendary creators Mark Waid and Mike Wieringo present a super-sized anniversary tale pitting the Avengers against their greatest foes!

Collecting Captain America (1968) #449, Thor (1966) #496, Iron Man (1968) #326-331 and Avengers (1963) issues #396-400, written by Mark Waid, William Messner-Loebs, Terry Kavanagh & Ben Raab, pencilled by Ron Garney, Mike Deodato Jr., Jim Cheung, Dave Hoover, Marc Campos, Joe Bennett, John Statema & Mike Wieringo, with cover artwork by Luke Ross.

Marvel, paperback, 344 pages, published September 2013

Colossus’ 7-year-old sister Illyana Rasputin has been snatched away by Belasco, demon lord of Limbo! Though the X-Men rescue her what seems like seconds later, those seconds represent a years-long ordeal for Illyana — one that starts with losing a piece of her soul, and goes downhill fast! The sorceress Ororo and feline warrior Cat — alternate-reality versions of X-Men Storm and Kitty Pryde — aid young Illyana against the terrors of Limbo, including Belasco’s henchman S’ym and a twisted, perverse version of Nightcrawler.

Trained in good and evil magic, Illyana learns to control Limbo’s teleporting Stepping Discs — but as the final battle against Belasco arrives, can good triumph over evil when Illyana doesn’t know which one she is anymore? Collecting Uncanny X-Men (1963) #160 and Magik (1983) issues #1 to 4, written by Chris Claremont, pencilled by Brent Anderson, John Buscema, Ron Frenz and Sal Buscema, featuring cover artwork by Bret Blevins.

Marvel, paperback, 128 pages, published August 2013

It begins with a series of unsettling dreams, but Wolverine’s nightmares soon become reality: The Weapon X Program, the sadistic agency that implanted his Adamantium skeleton, has returned! Accused of killing a senator and imprisoned, Wolverine is “rescued” by Weapon X — but what’s really going on? Which other faces from Wolverine’s past are being targeted for forcible recruitment? And what is the disturbing secret of Weapon X’s new director?

Plus: Wolverine faces Mr. X, a martial-arts master with a fetish for death and an obsession to become “the best there is;” battles his dead mentor Ogun; and deals with the threats of Mauvais and the Wendigo! But can a powerless Wolverine defeat the team of Sabretooth, Omega Red and Lady Deathstrike? Guest-starring Alpha Flight and the Beast!

Collecting Wolverine (1988) isues #159 to 176 and Annual 2000 to 2001, written by Frank Tieri and Matt Nixon, pencilled by Jorge Santamaria, Sean Chen, Mark Texeira, Dan Fraga, Matthew Marsilla and Killian Plunkett, featuring cover artwork by Sean Chen.

Marvel, paperback, 544 pages, published September 2013

In 1965, a strange family of outcasts made their debut in the pages of Fantastic Four. The uncanny Inhumans quickly became more than just another set of adversaries — and they all but took over and made the magazine their own! The mysterious origins of Black Bolt, Medusa, Gorgon, Triton, Karnak, Crystal and Lockjaw were revealed month after month until reader demand gave them their own feature in Thor!

Now, the story of the Inhumans and their wondrous, secret land Attilan is collected from the very beginning! From Medusa’s debut as a member of the Frightful Four to the battle to break the Great Barrier, it’s all here in incomparable Stan and Jack fashion! Collecting Fantastic Four (1961) #36, #38, #41-47, #54, #62-65 and Annual #5, plus portions of #48, #50, #52 and #55-61; and material from Thor (1966) #146-152, written by Stan Lee, pencilled and with cover art by Jack Kirby.

Marvel, paperback, 424 pages, published September 2013

Jim Starlin’s Infinity saga continues here! After defeating Thanos, Adam Warlock won possession of the Infinity Gauntlet - and absolute power! Can the most powerful being in the universe be convinced to give up the Gauntlet? And who can be trusted with even a portion of its awesome abilities? Meanwhile, the Silver Surfer races to destroy Thanos’ shrine to Death - but first he must contend with the Collector, onetime owner of an Infinity Gem, and face his darkest fears!

Plus: Discover the fate of Thanos’ daughter, Nebula! Don’t miss the stories bridging Infinity Gauntlet and Infinity War! Guest-starring the original Captain Marvel, Dr. Strange, Thor, the Inhumans and an army of cosmic forces!

Collecting Silver Surfer (1987) issues #60 to 66, Dr. Strange: Sorcerer Supreme #36, Warlock & The Infinity Watch #1 to 6 and material from Silver Surfer Annual #5, written by Ron Marz, Roy & Dann Thomas & Jim Starlin, pencilled by Ron Lim, Steve Carr, Deryl Skelton, Dan Lawlis, Angel Medina, Rick Leonardi & Katl Altstaetter, with cover artwork by Angel Medina.

Marvel, paperback, 352 pages, published September 2013

Rarely before and rarely since has comics seen a talent as innovative as Steranko. Blending together influences from Pop art to Salvador Dali and Will Eisner to Wally Wood, Steranko’s boundary-breaking style is an incomparable visual language that continues to influence and inspire storytellers decades later. Now, for the first time ever, Marvel is proud to offer the complete Steranko Nick Fury, Agent Of S.H.I.E.L.D. in one volume!

Collecting Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. (1968) issues #1 to 3 and #5, and material from Strange Tales (1951) issues #151 to 168, written by Steranko with Stan Lee and Roy Thomas, pencilled by Steranko with Jack Kirby, featuring cover artwork by Steranko.

Marvel, paperback, 352 pages, published September 2013

Someone is meddling with Matt Murdock’s mind! Daredevil undergoes urgent brain surgery when fellow Avenger Hank Pym enters his head to destroy sensory-deprivation robots implanted by Dr. Doom. The two men gain a new understanding of each other’s struggles when the bots battle back, forcing Pym to fight blind! Then, Daredevil’s recovery hits a snag when he starts to question reality. His best friend, Foggy Nelson — believing Matt is losing his mind and presents a danger to himself and others — dissolves their law partnership and friendship.

Ghosts from Daredevil’s past return to haunt him in a mind-bending adventure that leaves him second-guessing his sanity as he faces off against dangerous new villain the Coyote! Collecting Daredevil (2011) issues #16 to 21, written by Mark Waid, pencilled by Chris Samnee and Mike Allred, featuring cover artwork by Paolo Rivera.

Marvel, paperback, 136 pages, published August 2013

Fantasy/romantic fiction/comics author Alisa Kwitney (A Flight of Angels, Moonburn) reveals the secret backstory of Avengers couple Hawkeye and the Black Widow! Under secret orders to assassinate the Widow, the rough-edged marksman finds himself caught up in a violent prison break that releases some of the world’s most vicious and powerful criminals. Defying his superiors, Hawkeye joins forces with the sultry Russian spy — and with a mismatched group of personalities that includes Spider-Man, Spider-Woman, Luke Cage, Captain America and Iron Man.

Unexpected betrayals and shocking revelations lead the team from Manhattan’s top-security Raft prison to the untamed jungle of the Savage Land in dramatically different take on Brian Michael Bendis and David Finch’s first blockbuster New Avengers arc. Learn the sizzling backstory of your favourite big-screen heroes in this adaptation, inspired by the best of page and screen! Features cover artwork by David Finch

Marvel, paperback, 272 pages, published October 2013

Andrew “Ender” Wiggin is 6 years old, bullied, resented and alone. And he might be humanity’s only hope. Ender is recruited to the International Fleet’s child warriors in training, to fight in defense of the planet. His promise is high, and his teachers are sure he will rise to the test — if Battle School doesn’t kill him first! As young Ender rises through the ranks, he struggles to find tranquility, humanity and a connection with something greater than the brutal mechanics of war and strategy.

But when he is thrust into Command School at a vastly accelerated pace, will he crack up on the road to becoming the hero that the human race so desperately needs? Sci-fi legend Orson Scott Card’s award-winning classic is brought to life! Collecting Ender’s Game: Battle School issues #1-5 and Ender’s Game: Command School #1-5, written by Chris Yost, pencilled by Pasqual Ferry.

Marvel, paperback, 256 pages, published September 2013

The mutants have proven their worth, and Utopia thrives — but at what cost? Kitty makes a choice that could haunt her forever as Mach Two’s jungle insurgency gains strength! Meanwhile, there are eyes in the sky — but who’s watching the mutants? And when the new nation comes under siege, with General Ross leading the charge, Jimmy Hudson prepares for war — and Kitty and Mach Two must work together for the good of mutantkind! The big battle for Utopia is here — but when the dust clears, who will lead the mutant nation?

Plus: Kitty Pryde faces off against Jean Grey, and we finally get some answers about Psylocke! Collecting Ultimate Comics X-Men issues #24 to 28, written by Brian Wood, pencilled by Mahmud Asrar and featuring cover artwork by Dave Johnson.

Marvel, paperback, 112 pages, published September 2013

Jason Aaron and Eisner Award-winner Ramon Perez kick off the mega story that will define the hottest new X-book for the coming year! Wolverine and the students go to the Savage Land! But Wolverine’s half-brother, Dog Logan, is back — and Wolverine is in for a world of hurt. Which means that the students are on their own in the Savage Land with no supervision. Uh-oh. And after Dog defeats Wolverine and takes charge of the students, which one won’t be coming home?

Plus: See the Jean Grey School of the future! The students of JGS put a time-capsule together that you can follow into the future — and learn what happens to all your favorite X-Men. Collecting Wolverine & The X-Men issues #25 to 29, written by Jason Aaron, pencilled and with cover artwork by Ramon Perez.

Marvel, paperback, 112 pages, published September 2013

Red She-Hulk is S.H.I.E.L.D.’s most wanted, and Machine Man has joined her on a deadly chase across the Marvel Universe! But Jennifer Walters, the original She-Hulk, is hot on their trail! Red She-Hulk goes deep underground to find the secrets of the ancient order of the Shield — but there’s a new ruler of the world below, and he may never let her leave! As Jen Walters strikes a deal with the military, Red She-Hulk discovers others have also taken the path before her. Others named Dr. Doom, the Red Skull, Ultron and Loki!

Is Red destined to become a villain, as well, or can she prevail in her race against time? And as she faces Man-Thing and Mad Thinker’s retooled Echelon Super-Soldiers, will humanity pay the price for her interference in the future? Collecting Red She-Hulk issues #63 to 67, written by Jeff Parker, pencilled by Wellinton Alves and Carlo Pagulayan, with cover artwork by Francesco Francavilla.

Marvel, paperback, 120 pages, published September 2013

What are X-23’s secrets? What is Darkhawk’s big reveal? Secrets explode, alliances shatter, and Apex — the mean girl you love to hate — makes her move as the next chapter of the Arena’s deadly game begins and the contest continues to take its toll! And as Nico makes a valiant stand against Sentinel, Hazmat strikes up a startling new romance — with Reptil?! Apex squares off in a bloody battle against an unexpected opponent, Death Locket gets a shocking eyeful, and Arcade…makes popcorn. What a jerk!

The game is on, the stakes are raised, and the body count is rising! Plus: The history of Arcade is revealed! How did the former punchline become the sadistic scene stealer who now torments Marvel’s teen heroes? Find out in this shocking behind-the-scenes story! Collecting Avengers Arena issues #7-12, written by Dennis Hopeless, pencilled by Alessandro Vitti, Kev Walker and Riccardo Burchielli, with cover artwork by Dave Johnson.

Marvel, paperback, 144 pages, published September 2013

The new Nick Fury leads an all-new, ultra-covert Avengers strike team including Hawkeye, Black Widow, the Hulk, Winter Soldier, Maria Hill and Phil Coulson on missions so dangerous, even the team members themselves can’t know about them! How is that even possible? The hush-hush answer awaits you inside! Fury knows who he wants as his next recruit for the Secret Avengers: the deadly mercenary known as Taskmaster! But how to extract S.H.I.E.L.D.’s newest prospective agent from the only prison cell in Bagalia — the nation-state built by, and for, super villains?

Plus: Learn the deadly secret of the new Iron Patriot as AIM’s Scientist Supreme and new High Council launch their first attack, igniting global war — with Quake and Nick Fury caught in the crosshairs! Collecting Secret Avengers (2013) issues #1 to 5 and material from Marvel Now! Point One #1, written by Nick Spencer, pencilled by Luke Ross, featuring cover artwork by Tomm Coker.

Marvel, paperback, 120 pages, published August 2013

Legacy isn’t a dirty word, but it’s an irrelevant one. It’s not important what our parents did. It matters what WE do. Someone has to save the world. You’re someone. Do the math. The critically acclaimed team of Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie reinvent the teen super-hero comic for the 21st century, uniting Wiccan, Hulkling and Kate “Hawkeye” Bishop with Kid Loki, Marvel Boy and Ms. America. No pressure, right?

As a figure from Loki’s past emerges, Wiccan makes a horrible mistake that comes back to bite everyone on their communal posteriors. Fight scenes! Fake IDs! Plentiful feels! (a.k.a. “meaningful emotional character beats” for people who aren’t on tumblr.)

Young Avengers is as NOW! as the air in your lungs and twice as vital. Hyperbole is the BEST! THING! EVER! Collecting Young Avengers (2013) issues #1 to 5 and material from Marvel Now! Point One #1, written by Kieron Gillen, pencilled and with cover artwork by Jamie McKelvie.

Marvel, paperback, 120 pages, published August 2013

The new Human Rocket returns! Sam Alexander is a kid bound by the gravity of a small town — and a father whose ridiculous, drunken fairy tales about a “Nova Corps” were just another heavy burden. But lucky for Sam, gravity soon won’t even matter — and those troubles will be a billion miles away. It’s a boy, a helmet and an intergalactic legacy! As Sam trains with the Guardians of Galaxy’s Gamora and Rocket Raccoon, the helmet leads Nova into intergalactic conflict that will affect the entire Marvel Universe!

Mysteries are revealed in this breathtaking new series by the best-selling, award-winning team of Jeph Loeb and Ed McGuinness (Hulk, Avengers: X-Sanction)! Collecting Nova issues (2013) #1 to 5 and material from Marvel Now! Point One #1, written by Jeph Loeb, pencilled and with cover artwork by Ed McGuinness.

Marvel, hardback, 136 pages, published September 2013

Superstar creator Walter Simonson returns to his signature character: the mighty Thor! When Bruce Banner takes his lab team to Jotunheim, it can mean only one thing: Hulk vs. Frost Giants! Thor joins the fray, but what’s wrong with the God of Thunder — and why doesn’t he recognize Hulk? As the Frost Giants prepare to invade Earth, not even Hulk and Thor can stand in their way — so they’ll have to call in some help!

Plus: Hulk takes on urban crime, and takes the witness stand, as the secrets of Matt Murdock and Bruce Banner’s friendship are revealed! Daredevil guest-stars as the Hulk experiences blind rage! Collecting Indestructible Hulk issues #6 to 10, written by Mark Waid, pencilled by Walter Simonson and Matteo Scalera, with cover artwork by Walter Simonson.

Marvel, hardback, 136 pages, published September 2013

The time-displaced young X-Men continue to adjust to a present day that’s simultaneously more awe-inspiring and more disturbing than any future the young heroes had ever imagined for themselves. As Jean Grey pushes her powers to the limit, shaking her and the rest of the X-Men to the core, one of the young X-Men breaks rank — and leaves to join the adult Cyclops and his revolutionary crew! And when Mastermind targets the young Jean, will history repeat itself?

Plus: When the teens find themselves face-to-face with the Uncanny Avengers, young Cyclops meets the adult version of the brother he thought he’d never see again! They never warned us about this sort of thing in temporal mechanics class! Acclaimed writer Brian Michael Bendis further defines the future — and the past — of the X-Men! Collecting All-New X-Men issues #11 to 15, written by Brian Michael Bendis, pencilled and with cover artwork by Stuart Immonen.

Marvel, hardback, 136 pages, published September 2013

The must-read, sleeper-hit book of 2012! Clint Barton — a.k.a. the self-made hero Hawkeye, breakout star of the Avengers film, fights for justice…and good rooftop BBQs! And with Young Avenger Kate Bishop by his side, it’s double the Hawkeye and double the trouble as they battle Superstorm Sandy, digital doomsday, dog detectives, lady problems, murder for money, track-suited killers and more! It’s cars, guns and videotape as Matt Fraction and David Aja (Immortal Iron Fist) reunite for this exciting, adventurous reinvention of the arrowed Avenger!

Plus: Relive Kate’s first meeting with Clint as she learns wanting something can be miles away from actually earning it. And most important, Pizza Dog gets his own story! Can he solve the grisly murder that shocked Team Hawkguy? Who knows! He’s a dog! Collecting Hawkeye (2012) issues #1 to 11 and Young Avengers Presents #6, written by Matt Fraction, pencilled by David Aja, Javier Pulido, Jesse Hamm, Steve Lieber, Francesco Francavilla and Alan Davis, with cover artwork by David Aja.

Marvel, hardback, 272 pages, published November 2013

Fan-favourite Spider-Man writer Zeb Wells and legendary X-Men artist Joe Madureira unite to take on two of Marvel’s most popular characters in the hottest stories of the season! First, Spider-Man teams with the Red Hulk to face down a Moloid army during the New York Marathon! The two unlikely allies end up leading an underground legion — but when Red Hulk falls, only Spider-Man stands in the way of the Subterranean invasion of Manhattan!

Then, Wells and Madureira turn their attention to the X-Men’s most popular mutant: the savage Wolverine! But what unlikely foe is lurking in the shadows, and does even Wolverine have the berserker strength to win the day? Wolverine slices and special guest-star Elektra dices — what more could you want in a comic? Collecting Avenging Spider-Man issues #1-3 and Savage Wolverine #6-8, written by Zeb Wells, pencilled and with cover artwork by Joe Madureira.

Marvel, hardback, 160 pages, published November 2013

For years, the Marvel Universe has lived in fear that the artificial intelligence known as Ultron would one day wipe out all organic life and take over Earth. That day has arrived! The impossible has happened, and Ultron rules the planet! As the few super-hero survivors who remain try desperately to stay alive, Luke Cage learns the staggering secret of Ultron’s victory. And when a near-broken Captain America leads a ragtag counterattack, Wolverine makes a controversial and desperate decision — one that creates a new Marvel Universe, and inadvertently brings horrific disaster with it!

With one final chance, can the heroes fix everything and defeat Ultron? Collecting Age Of Ultron #1-10 and #10AI, Avengers Assemble #14AU-15AU, Fantastic Four (2012) #5AU, Fearless Defenders #4AU, Superior Spider-Man #6AU, Ultron #1AU, Uncanny Avengers #8AU, and Wolverine & The X-Men #27AU, written by Brian Michael Bendis, Matt Fraction, Christos Gage, Al Ewing, Kathryn Immonen, Matt Kindt, Cullen Bunn, Rick Remender, Gerry Duggan & Mark Waid, pencilled by Bryan Hitch, Brandon Peterson, Carlos Pacheco, Joe Quesada, Dexter Soy, Butch Guice, Amilcar Pinna, Paco Medina, Phil Jimenez, Adam Kubert & Andre Araujo, with a cover by Bryan Hitch.

Marvel, hardback, 456 pages, published September 2013

The first in a series of all-new original graphic novels! An abomination, long thought buried, has resurfaced in a war-torn land. But now it wears an American flag. Faced with another nightmare reborn, Captain America will not stand for yet more death at the hands of a ghost from his past. Haunted by his greatest shame, Thor must renew the hunt for a familiar beast. At their side, an assemblage of allies united to end the threats no one of them could face alone. They are soldiers. Warriors. Comrades-in-arms. Mighty heroes led by a living legend, stronger together than apart. They are the Avengers. Written by Warren Ellis, pencilled and with cover artwork by Mike McKone

Marvel, hardback, 120 pages, published October 2013

It’s a case of the Wild West Coast Avengers as the Whackos are lost in space-time! But to get home, Hawkeye and pals will have to go even further back — to Ancient Egypt, and a mind-bending triple crossover with Dr. Strange and the Silver Age Fantastic Four! Meanwhile, Hank Pym faces a very personal crisis, which can only mean one thing: a new costumed identity! Moon Knight grabs a place in the sun, joining the team just in time for a Zodiac attack as two old faces return — one from the grave! But with her marriage at stake, can Mockingbird lay to rest a troubling ghost from her jaunt to the past?

Collecting West Coast Avengers (1985) issues #17-41 and Annual #2-3, Avengers Annual #16, Fantastic Four (1961) #19, and Dr. Strange (1974) #53, written by Steve Englehart, Al Milgrom, Mark Gruenwald, Tom DeFalco, Stan Lee, Roger Stern and more, pencilled by Al Milgrom, Tom Morgan, Bob Hall, Jack Kirby, Marshall Rogers and others, featuring alternate covers by Carlos Pacheco and Al Milgrom.

Marvel, hardback, 768 pages, published November 2013

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It’s a case of the Wild West Coast Avengers as the Whackos are lost in space-time! But to get home, Hawkeye and pals will have to go even further back — to Ancient Egypt, and a mind-bending triple crossover with Dr. Strange and the Silver Age Fantastic Four! Meanwhile, Hank Pym faces a very personal crisis, which can only mean one thing: a new costumed identity! Moon Knight grabs a place in the sun, joining the team just in time for a Zodiac attack as two old faces return — one from the grave! But with her marriage at stake, can Mockingbird lay to rest a troubling ghost from her jaunt to the past?

Collecting West Coast Avengers (1985) issues #17-41 and Annual #2-3, Avengers Annual #16, Fantastic Four (1961) #19, and Dr. Strange (1974) #53, written by Steve Englehart, Al Milgrom, Mark Gruenwald, Tom DeFalco, Stan Lee, Roger Stern and more, pencilled by Al Milgrom, Tom Morgan, Bob Hall, Jack Kirby, Marshall Rogers and others, featuring alternate covers by Carlos Pacheco and Al Milgrom.

Marvel, hardback, 768 pages, published November 2013

Brace yourself, True Believer, the Hulk is smashing his way into another monster-sized Masterworks! It’s not a happy Hulk, but it is an action-packed Hulk you’ll see face off against the Boomerang, the android Hulk-Killer — and the Abomination, in his classic first appearance! That’s only the warm-up, though! The cosmos itself shudders when the strongest man-like being in the Marvel U. battles the Silver Surfer, the Sub-Mariner and the Mighty Thor!

It’s action and adventure as only Stan Lee and a host of incomparable Marvel Age artists — from Marie Severin and John Buscema to Gil Kane and Bill Everett — can bring you! Collecting Incredible Hulk (1968) #102 and material from Tales To Astonish (1959) #80-101, written by Stan Lee with Gary Friedrich, pencilled by Marie Severin with Gil Kane, John Buscema, Jack Kirby, Bill Everett & Jerry Grandenetti, featuring cover artwork by Marie Severin & Dean White.

Marvel, paperback, 228 pages, published August 2013

Brace yourself, True Believer, the Hulk is smashing his way into another monster-sized Masterworks! It’s not a happy Hulk, but it is an action-packed Hulk you’ll see face off against the Boomerang, the android Hulk-Killer — and the Abomination, in his classic first appearance! That’s only the warm-up, though! The cosmos itself shudders when the strongest man-like being in the Marvel U. battles the Silver Surfer, the Sub-Mariner and the Mighty Thor!

It’s action and adventure as only Stan Lee and a host of incomparable Marvel Age artists — from Marie Severin and John Buscema to Gil Kane and Bill Everett — can bring you! Collecting Incredible Hulk (1968) #102 and material from Tales To Astonish (1959) #80-101, written by Stan Lee with Gary Friedrich, pencilled by Marie Severin with Gil Kane, John Buscema, Jack Kirby, Bill Everett & Jerry Grandenetti, featuring cover artwork by Marie Severin & Dean White.

Marvel, paperback, 228 pages, published August 2013

Two hundred volumes long and still going strong, the Marvel Masterworks celebrate Volume 200 with the launch of Marvel Two-In-One! Yes, the ever lovin’, blue-eyed Thing’s own series collected is between hard covers at last! Begun as a Marvel Feature tryout, Ben Grimm’s headlining effort kicked off with Hulk and Iron Man battles (not to mention Thanos and the Blood Brothers), and then shifted into high gear with monster vs. monster — yup, it’s Thing vs. Man-Thing!

Rounding out the first ten issues are the revival of the Guardians of the Galaxy; revelations in the life of the Valkyrie; and adventures with Daredevil, Sub-Mariner, Ghost Rider, Thor and Black Widow — and before you know it, you’ll be clamouring for more! Ya ain’t a Yancy Streeter, are ya? Collecting Marvel Feature (1971) #11-12 and Marvel Two-In-One (1974) issues #1-10, written by Steve Gerber with Len Wein, Mike Friedrich & Chris Claremont, pencilled by Sal Buscema with Jim Starlin, Gil Kane, George Tuska, Herb Trimpe & Bob Brown, featuring cover art by Jim Starlin.

Marvel, hardback, 248 pages, published November 2013

Two hundred volumes long and still going strong, the Marvel Masterworks celebrate Volume 200 with the launch of Marvel Two-In-One! Yes, the ever lovin’, blue-eyed Thing’s own series collected is between hard covers at last! Begun as a Marvel Feature tryout, Ben Grimm’s headlining effort kicked off with Hulk and Iron Man battles (not to mention Thanos and the Blood Brothers), and then shifted into high gear with monster vs. monster — yup, it’s Thing vs. Man-Thing!

Rounding out the first ten issues are the revival of the Guardians of the Galaxy; revelations in the life of the Valkyrie; and adventures with Daredevil, Sub-Mariner, Ghost Rider, Thor and Black Widow — and before you know it, you’ll be clamouring for more! Ya ain’t a Yancy Streeter, are ya? Collecting Marvel Feature (1971) #11-12 and Marvel Two-In-One (1974) issues #1-10, written by Steve Gerber with Len Wein, Mike Friedrich & Chris Claremont, pencilled by Sal Buscema with Jim Starlin, Gil Kane, George Tuska, Herb Trimpe & Bob Brown, featuring cover art by Jim Starlin.

Marvel, hardback, 248 pages, published November 2013

Frank Miller’s spellbinding scripts and pulse-pounding pencils herald one of Daredevil’s greatest eras, just in time for the Kingpin and Bullseye’s efforts to rob the Man Without Fear of everything he holds dear! Featuring the first appearances of Elektra, Stick and the Hand! The daring discovery that drew Ben Urich into Daredevil’s domain of darkness! And such forgotten-yet-formidable foes as Death-Stalker and the Gladiator!

Guest-starring the Hulk, the Avengers, and Power Man and Iron Fist! Collecting Daredevil (1964) issues #158 to 161 and #163 to 191, and also material from What If? (1977) #28, written by Roger McKenzie, Frank Miller and David Michelinie, pencilled by Frank Miller and Klaus Janson, featuring cover artwork by Frank Miller.

Marvel, hardback, 840 pages, published November 2013

In a shattered future London, three brothers grafted to powerful “lifesuits” squat in Buckingham Palace and load up on movies, video games, and porn. But when the city’s scavengers rise against them, the brothers discover their suits aren’t just for survival. Will they save the future . . . or bollocks it? Includes UXB stories from Dark Horse Presents, and loads of never-before-seen story material. • A dark, dystopian, post-apocalyptic tale.

“Amazing art and witty dialogue.” —BAMFAS

Dark Horse, hardback, 136 pages, published October 2013

A second omnibus filled with rare Star Wars gems! Get your adventure on with Jabba the Hutt, Han Solo, and Lando Calrissian, and stomp on Star Wars with Mark Evanier and Sergio Aragonés! Plus, unreal tales from the concept artists behind Episode III, and podracing fun with young Anakin Skywalker!

Dark Horse, paperback, 488 pages, published October 2013

  please note due to international copyright you may be supplied with the UK edition

Until now, the Ewoks had been able to ignore the arrival of the Empire’s stormtroopers on Endor. But when they discover their rivals, the Duloks, have been enslaved and a legendary beast has been awakened, the Ewoks realize they may have to prepare for war—as soon as they figure out how to survive the beast! Leads directly into the events of Return of the Jedi!

Dark Horse, paperback, 80 pages, published October 2013

  please note due to international copyright you may be supplied with the UK edition

We’ve learned some of the secrets of Henry Lyme; now get ready to meet the rest of Mind Management! With the remains of the Management attempting to reform and hot on Lyme’s tail, the former spy is forced to seek help from other defectors around the globe, including the deadly Futurist, Duncan! Meanwhile, losing her memory has barely slowed journalist Meru down, as an attempt on her life puts her back on the hunt for Mind Management—and on a collision course with the terrible truths Lyme has hidden from her! Collecting Mind MGMT #7–#12, plus stories from Dark Horse Presents and i09; features a foreword by Scott Snyder (Batman, American Vampire)! One of the most confusing yet intriguing reads in comics right now.

Dark Horse, hardback, 176 pages, published October 2013

In 1989, punk-rock girl "Golden" Dawn has crafted an outsider's life combining the philosophies of Communism and Aleister Crowley's black magic. One fateful day she finds the dead body of her mentor in both politics and magick shot in the head, seemingly a suicide. But Dawn knows there's more going on than the cops could ever hope to find. In setting out to find the murderer herself, she will encounter dark and twisted truths for which nothing could have prepared her.  Unusual mystery/detective tale with aggressive punk rock appeal and an outspoken young heroine.

Dark Horse, paperback, 250 pages, published September 2013

Nineteen years ago, a parasitic fungal outbreak killed the majority of the world’s population, forcing survivors into a handful of quarantine zones. Thirteen-year-old Ellie has grown up in this violent, postpandemic world, and her disrespect for the military authority running her boarding school earns her new enemies, a new friend in fellow rebel Riley, and her first trip into the outside world. The official lead-in to the game from Faith Erin Hicks (The Adventures of Superhero Girl) and Naughty Dog’s Neil Druckmann! Written amd with artwork from Faith Erin Hicks, writing from Neil Druckmann, colours by Rachelle Rosenberg and cover art by Julian Totino Tedesco.

Dark Horse, paperback, 112 pages, published October 2013

Young Hellboy runs away from the B.P.R.D. only to stumble upon a weird and fantastical circus and the few demons from Hell who inhabit it. An original graphic novel in hardcover, written by Mike Mignola (who also provides the cover), with art by Duncan Fegredo and colouring by Dave Stewart.

"In the world of Hellboy, the stony hand that Hellboy uses to clobber opponents is called the Right Hand of Doom. For cartoonist and creator Mike Mignola, his right-hand man for doing Hellboy these days could be considered Duncan Fegredo." —Newsarama

Dark Horse, hardback, 56 pages, published October 2013

As the alien war machine continues its systematic slaughter of humanity, Gantz teams are assembled for a desperate assault. But will a fight within the heart of the immense alien mothership be the moment that turns the tide of war or a final, futile gesture before mankind’s extinction?

“Gantz is the nastiest manga in the North American market.” —Ain’t It Cool News

“Bold, shocking, and entertaining.” —About.com

Dark Horse, paperback, 216 pages, published October 2013

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