A single-volume horror manga, perfect to binge. Delivered in heavy, grisly art, comes a psychedelic descent into madness...Junji Ito meets The Shining.
Fan-favorite bad guy the Orb returns in a pair of eye-opening throwdowns with Johnny Blaze!
COLLECTING: Ghost Rider (1973) #51-66, Marvel Two-in-One (1974) #80, Avengers (1963) #214; material from What If? (1977) #28
The six stories and novellas in The Electro-Etheric Minotaur collect all of Damian Murphy’s “occult retro-gaming fiction”—including two previously unpublished tales— along with newly commissioned illustrations by Le.BLUE.
In 1850, only one man stands between the living and the dead; only one man can uncover the secrets of the afterlife. His name? Ebenezer Scrooge.
An uncanny festive sequel to the classic novel, written in the tradition of Charles Dickens.
Legendary Disney animator siblings Paul and Gaëtan Brizzi present a spectacular new graphic novel adaptation of Don Quixote, sure to be embraced by the many fans of their bestselling version of Dante's Inferno.
When the going gets weird, the weird double down! Collects Rachel Pollack’s complete, boundary-pushing Vertigo run—a fractured epic of shape-shifting magicians, sex ghosts, pirate robot brains, and a war over the very idea of identity itself.
Now back in print and timed for its 50th anniversary—the landmark book Bring on the Bad Guys by Stan Lee!
Originally published in 1976, Bring on the Bad Guys was the follow-up to the hits Origins of Marvel Comics and Son of Origins of Marvel Comics.
