A sequel to Waterworld.

Touch was one of the few titles put out by the short-lived DC Comics imprint Focus. It deals with a super-powered individual, Cooper Santiago, who can give people super powers by touching them. Touch was canceled after six issues.

Tomorrow Jones, 14 years-old and the second child in a family of superheroes. While she may be strong enough to fold an armored truck into origami, Tomorrow has to pretend to be a normal girl at school. Her father won't take her seriously, and her traditional heroine mother expects Tomorrow to follow in her footsteps. But Tomorrow doesn't want to

A family bought together through a passion for death and mayhem. First appearing in the film House of 1000 corpses the family are now appearing in the comic of the same name as the sequel to the film. The comic contains tales of the family mostly told by the father Captain Spaulding. Rob Zombie writes and creates his characters into Comic form

6 part mini-series from writer Doug Moench and artist Paul Gulacy. Aliens occupy the Earth and are manipulating it to their liking, leaving the planet just 5 years before it ends. Humanity decides to go mad and party since they have nothing to lose.

With the animated feature film soon to be released, pick up the graphic novel where it all began! The Haunted World of El Superbeasto is the illustrated thrill ride of the summer, created and written by ROB ZOMBIE. Follow the exploits of El Superbeasto, Suzi X and Simon Deadmarsh in these tales of horror excitement! No self-respecting horror fan

Two short stories are contained in this comic, containing different art and writing styles. Both are re-imaginings of a old Superman story, by Julie Schwartz (which this book is in tribute too). In both Superman has a run in with the character Phantom Quarterback, but the character is very different in both stories, in fact the only thing that is

With the devastating DC Implosion, a majority of the 31 titles terminated in 1978 were cancelled in the middle of story lines. Therefore staff members "published" in extremely limited quantities, two volumes of "Cancelled Comic Cavalcade." A bleak homage to DC's 1940s anthology Comic Cavalcade, each volume consisted of photocopied stories and