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 ...

Collecting the five issues of BOOM!'s controversial Salem miniseries co-written by Chris Morgan, screenwriter of the smash-hit movie Wanted! Elias Hooke is a witchhunter in 17th century New England - and he finds the true forces of the supernatural not in the poor young girls of Salem, but in the hideous might of the misshapen Queen of Thorns,

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!

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What’s to Love: Pat McHale’s Over the Garden Wall aired as Cartoon Network’s first-ever original animated miniseries and has continued gathering fans ever since. The great response to our one-shot and follow-up limited series prompted us to return to the eerie Unknown for more stories in this new, ongoing series! We’re thrilled to have Jim

Trapped in a time paradox, the Sirens must face off against zombie versions of themselves and figure out a way to prevent the second destruction of Earth!

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: From Oz to Shawshank Redemption, we just love great prison dramas. But what if the prison in question is an animal shelter? Ryan Ferrier (Curb Stomp) and Daniel Bayliss (Translucid) combine the tradition of great anthropomorphic stories like Wild’s End and Blacksad with the madcap twists of Six-Gun Gorilla and Chew in their new

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

What’s to Love: We were instantly taken with newcomer Phillip Kennedy Johnson’s inventive high-concept story and mature characterization. Throw in a crime thriller element and Matthew Dow Smith’s moody art and Last Sons of America can be the perfect answer to the question, “What if Elmore Leonard directed Children of Men?” What It Is:

New story arc, and introducing new main series artist Laura Howell! Benson gets wind turbines for the park to save energy, but when Mordecai and Rigby turn them up super fast to cut corners they send the park into the clouds!

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: 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

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