What’s to Love: Grant Morrison is one of the most prolific and best-selling writers in comics, earning a reputation for his ability to effectively revamp superheroes like Animal Man, Batman, and the X-Men. His creator-owned titles are also highly praised, including The Invisibles, Nameless, We3, and Joe the Barbarian because no one tells

Molly spends time with the Bear Woman to learn more about shape-shifters, and the girls finally have a plan to help Seafarin’ Karen get her boat back!

Final issue! Ice King discovers he was being used all along and gets ready to face off against the other wizards.

Oversized final issue! The killer’s identity and the truth behind the Pax 30 years ago are both revealed.

King Valen Brand was a just ruler and a great warrior until he was killed by the necromancer Korrus Null in battle and resurrected as one of the walking dead. Now he's considered an abomination in his own realm, an outcast with only one purpose: to restore his lost soul! Valen the Outcast is a blend of 'epic fantasy' and 'sword-and-sorcery' that

When Wang meets Miao Yin’s new husband, it’ll either be the last straw or a chance to win her back!

What’s To Love: We’re huge Sleepyheads, so we were thrilled to dive back into the first season of the hit Fox television show with Marguerite Bennett (A-Force) and artist Jorge Coelho (John Flood). This action-packed volume also collects the hilarious shorts of Ichabod and Abbie’s day-to-day lives from Noelle Stevenson (Nimona, Lumberjanes).

Think your boss is tough? Try working for a superhero! While your boss is out fighting crime, you get the pleasure of scheduling public appearances, getting the dry-cleaning done, and keeping a tidy secret lair. Millions would kill to be a superhero's personal assistant like Jimmy Lohman. Unfortunately, he's not one of them. A story of capes,

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: Officially set in continuity of the new films, writer Michael Moreci (Burning Fields) and artist Dan McDaid (Mind the Gap) effectively bridge together events between Dawn of the Planet of the Apes and Rise of the Planet of the Apes, offering additional details and insight into the mindsets of apes Caesar and Koba, and human

Mali and Tessa head to South Africa, Tessa’s homeland, to hide out from the army of Sequels chasing them.

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 ...