April is the cruelest month, unless you pick up our latest issue, in which case you'll be drowning in comic nirvana of the Heavy Metal kind! Featuring the continuing epic of Bilal's "Julia & Roem," more apocryphal mayhem from the Molen Brother's, high flyin' spy adventure from the enigmatic JD & JMB, and so much more! Cover by Michael Penn.

April is the cruelest month, unless you pick up our latest issue, in which case you'll be drowning in comic nirvana of the Heavy Metal kind! Featuring the continuing epic of Bilal's "Julia & Roem," more apocryphal mayhem from the Molen Brother's, high flyin' spy adventure from the enigmatic JD & JMB, and so much more! Cover by Michael Penn.

April is the cruelest month, unless you pick up our latest issue, in which case you'll be drowning in comic nirvana of the Heavy Metal kind! Featuring the continuing epic of Bilal's "Julia & Roem," more apocryphal mayhem from the Molen Brother's, high flyin' spy adventure from the enigmatic JD & JMB, and so much more! Cover by Michael Penn.

April is the cruelest month, unless you pick up our latest issue, in which case you'll be drowning in comic nirvana of the Heavy Metal kind! Featuring the continuing epic of Bilal's "Julia & Roem," more apocryphal mayhem from the Molen Brother's, high flyin' spy adventure from the enigmatic JD & JMB, and so much more! Cover by Michael Penn.

April is the cruelest month, unless you pick up our latest issue, in which case you'll be drowning in comic nirvana of the Heavy Metal kind! Featuring the continuing epic of Bilal's "Julia & Roem," more apocryphal mayhem from the Molen Brother's, high flyin' spy adventure from the enigmatic JD & JMB, and so much more! Cover by Michael Penn.

Heavy Metal heats up the winter with another batch of bodacious yarns sure to pierce your hardened hearts! Introducing the Molen Brothers, who've come to harrow our hallowed pages with the first chapter of their psychedelic sci-fi spectacular! Featuring chapter two of Enki BILAL's awesome "Julia & Romeo", captivating science fiction from the

Just in time for Halloween, guest editor Frank Forte presents Heavy Metal Magazine #277, the October "Horror Special". Korean comics master Silvester Song debuts in HM with an dark tale of horror in space called “THE TRANSACTION”. Steve Mannion presents an all-new science fiction tale entitled “DIRT.” Ben Olson renders the post-apocalyptic

JACK KIRBY and HEAVY METAL for the first time ever! August sees the cosmos-altering team-up of two of comics legendary forces: we're beyond proud to present the King of Comics' mind-blowing artwork in the pages of our hallowed (and now humbled) magazine! Barry Geller & Jack Kirby's "LORD OF LIGHT," These Pieces by Geller & Kirby, mostly unseen

Deck the halls with balls of steel! Or something like that! Heavy Metal celebrates the holidaze by launching Enki Bilal's epic "Julia & Roem," kicking off Erika Lewis' stunning new graphic novel, "The 49th Key," and introducing horror writer Matt Farrell to our unhallowed pages with his short story "R.I.P."! And that's just the beginning! Cover by

Deck the halls with balls of steel! Or something like that! Heavy Metal celebrates the holidaze by launching Enki Bilal's epic "Julia & Roem," kicking off Erika Lewis' stunning new graphic novel, "The 49th Key," and introducing horror writer Matt Farrell to our unhallowed pages with his short story "R.I.P."! And that's just the beginning! Cover by

Deck the halls with balls of steel! Or something like that! Heavy Metal celebrates the holidaze by launching Enki Bilal's epic "Julia & Roem," kicking off Erika Lewis' stunning new graphic novel, "The 49th Key," and introducing horror writer Matt Farrell to our unhallowed pages with his short story "R.I.P."! And that's just the beginning! Cover by

Deck the halls with balls of steel! Or something like that! Heavy Metal celebrates the holidaze by launching Enki Bilal's epic "Julia & Roem," kicking off Erika Lewis' stunning new graphic novel, "The 49th Key," and introducing horror writer Matt Farrell to our unhallowed pages with his short story "R.I.P."! And that's just the beginning! Cover by

Deck the halls with balls of steel! Or something like that! Heavy Metal celebrates the holidaze by launching Enki Bilal's epic "Julia & Roem," kicking off Erika Lewis' stunning new graphic novel, "The 49th Key," and introducing horror writer Matt Farrell to our unhallowed pages with his short story "R.I.P."! And that's just the beginning! Cover by

Asylum Press Special! Heavy Metal and Asylum Press team up to bring you a Halloween sci-fi/horror spectacular that is sure to corrupt your deviant mind! Featuring all new stories from the Asylum inmates: Steve Mannion delivers a nod to Moebius in "Prayer...", a Fearless Dawn yarn, William Broad gives us "Priests of the Black Death" where an order

Heavy Metal bids a found farewell to summer with another rampaging collection of comics featuring barbarians, zombies, space vixens, vampires and more - you know, the usual stuff to warm the cockles of your heart! Featuring Bilal's ANIMAL'Z and introducing the wickedly talented Wren Nowan to the magazine! Cover and Gallery by world-renowned game

Heavy Metal - American magazine for audiences, which publishes comics and stories in the genres of fantasy and science fiction. Starting out in April 1977, published translated from French by the artists Enki Bilal, Jean Giraud (known as MЕ“bius), Philippe Druillet, Milo Manara and Philippe Caza, published in the journal before MГ©tal Hurlant,

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Heavy Metal - American magazine for audiences, which publishes comics and stories in the genres of fantasy and science fiction. Starting out in April 1977, published translated from French by the artists Enki Bilal, Jean Giraud (known as MЕ“bius), Philippe Druillet, Milo Manara and Philippe Caza, published in the journal before MГ©tal Hurlant,

Heavy Metal - American magazine for audiences, which publishes comics and stories in the genres of fantasy and science fiction. Starting out in April 1977, published translated from French by the artists Enki Bilal, Jean Giraud (known as MЕ“bius), Philippe Druillet, Milo Manara and Philippe Caza, published in the journal before MГ©tal Hurlant,

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Special: - Sci Fi Special-Spring - Adventure Special-Summer - Siren Special Heavy Metal - American magazine for audiences, which publishes comics and stories in the genres of fantasy and science fiction. Starting out in April 1977, published translated from French by the artists Enki Bilal, Jean Giraud (known as MЕ“bius), Philippe Druillet, Milo