Finn and Jake learn the truth about their mysterious old friend and her connection to Joshua’s spell.

Final issue! The cat-and-mouse game between Flood and Tate comes to a dangerous conclusion.

Final issue! The War for Purgatory is decided, but will there be a victor? The mystery behind Sam's appearance in Here is finally revealed.

Final issue! Emily is back from America, and she’s ready to defend her secret at any cost.

What’s to Love: Saban’s Power Rangers is a multi-generational, globally-recognized franchise. With its epic Ranger suits, giant Zords and Megazords, and—at its core—a story of super powered teens who defend the world from evil, the Power Rangers series is a pop-culture phenomenon that has continued to resonate with fans for more than 22

Casey has big plans for Bay Point that seem great, but Calder knows his brother is up to something.

Ed attempts to get over his crush on Esther by working at the student paper, but stumbles into even more embarrassing romantic difficulty.

What’s to Love: Last year, John Wick reminded everyone why hitmen make for awesome stories. Of course, we’ve known that for years as evidenced by The Killer and Hit. Ed Brisson’s (Batman & Robin Eternal, Sheltered) take on a retired hitman who finds himself as the target is a calculated thriller that kept us guessing until the end, and

What’s to Love: Surviving against all odds. Adventures on the frontier. Lying on the cusp of discovering something new. Rick Loverd (Berserker) and artist Huang Danlan brought us a story that evokes the history of great adventurers from the pilgrims to the Western pioneers, from deep-sea explorers to polar trailblazers, all of whom searched for

Jackie and Julian have finally found a child they can send to America, but she’ll bring more trouble onto the brothers than they expected.

In Arcadia, Lee Garner gives someone a “factory reset,” while people at Arcadia Base Station One begin falling ill in the face of a new viral onslaught.

What’s to Love: Clarence’s unstoppable optimism has captured our hearts, and we’re sharing that joy with a one-shot collection of shorts from some of our favorite indie writers and artists! What It Is: It’s a collection of shorts based on the Cartoon Network animated series that takes place during family road trips when Clarence and his

It’s been 12 years, and the government still won’t leave Snake Plissken alone.

Diesel’s powers activate the mysterious flying engine, sending her into the trash-strewn expanse below the clouds known as The Wasteland.

Stranded in the Deadlands saddled with a mysterious child, Elsa Bloody zombie is going to pass the landscape and traveled back home. But haunted by the ghosts of her past, including her vision of a strict father, Ulysses Bloodstone - Elsa begins to understand that there can not be a zombie, she was most afraid of ...

Susan and Peter flee to warn the world about the aliens, Fawkes and Alph are working with the military, and Clive is captured by ministry men.

Get your dancing shoes because Pig-Pen brings moves! "Dirty Dancing" and so more fun, including the classic Charles M. Schulz Sunday strips are bursting from the pages of the new issue of peanuts.

It's a comic book industry event: the first four issues of the new original ongoing superhero series from Mark Waid! Irredeemable dares to ask the question: what if the world's greatest hero decided to become the world's greatest villain? A 'twilight of the superheroes'-style story that examines super-villains from the writer of Kingdom Come.

What’s to Love: If you’re like us, the classic 1987 film holds a special place in your fan heart. This collection is the hard-bitten world of RoboCop we all grew up on! If you’ve ever wondered what happens to RoboCop and his partner, Anne Lewis, after the first film, wonder no more. What It Is: Months after the events of the original classic

The Bravest Warriors have crashed! Shot down by a mysterious enemy, the gang is stranded on an uncharted planet with no way off or help in sight. While the rest of the team tries to find a way to survive (and pass the time), Chris struggles to accept his Emotion Lord abilities and begins to doubt whether or not he should even be a Bravest Warrior.

Ever wonder how the Bravest Warriors got their super rad Sticker Pets? Or what would happen if Chris’ Emotion Lord powers kicked in during a trip to the Dating Pool? Or what sort of trouble Wallow could find inside the Dream Dimension? Find out in these brand-new missions, written by Bravest Warriors showrunners Breehn Burns & Jason Johnson,