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From Marvel Comics:

Astonishing X-Men #13
Joss Whedon (w), John Cassaday (a)
32 pp.

The bestselling duo of writer Joss Whedon (Buffy the Vampire Slayer,
Serenity) and artist John Cassaday (Planetary) are back, bimonthly, for
another year of Astonishing X-Men.

 

Daredevil #82
Ed Brubaker (w), Michael Lark (a), Tommy Lee Edwards (cover)
40 pp.

The acclaimed and multiple award-winning new creative team of writer Ed
Brubaker (Captain America, X-Men: Deadly Genesis, Gotham Central) and
artist Michael Lark (Gotham Central, The Pulse) take on the Man Without
Fear in a extra-sized advertisement-free debut issue. For the past few
years Matt Murdock's life has teetered on the brink of self-destruction.
Now, behind bars in Ryker's Island Prison, reeling from the tragic loss
of another loved one and with his back firmly against the wall, how far
will Daredevil go to get his life back?

 
Essential Moon Knight volume 1 TP
Doug Moench, Bill Mantlo, Frank Miller et al (w), Don Perlin, Mike Zeck, Gene Colan, Bill Sienkiewicz (a)
528 pp.

Ahead of its long-awaited relaunch in April comes a collection of the
earliest stories of Moon Knight, multiple personality vigilante and
emissary of the mysterious god of Khonshu. Collecting Werewolf by
Night #32-33, Marvel Spotlight #28-29, Peter Parker Spectacular
Spider-Man #22-23, Marvel Two-in-One #52, Hulk Magazine #11-15, 17-18 &
20, Marvel Preview #21, Moon Knight #1-12 and Marvel Team-Up Annual #4.

 

Fury: Peacemaker #1 (of 6)
Garth Ennis (w), Darick Robertson (a), Mike Deodato Jr (cover)
32 pp.

Long before he was head of SHIELD or part of the Howling Commandoes,
Sergeant Nick Fury fought on the blood-stained sands of the Tunisian
desert against the 21st Panzer tank division and barely lived to tell
the tale. The Punisher: Born and Fury MAX creative team of Garth Ennis
and Darick Robertson reunite for a glimpse into the mysterious past of
the Marvel Universe's top spy and grittiest soldier.

 

Ghost Rider #6 (of 6)
Garth Ennis (w), Clayton Crain (a)
32 pp.

What started as a journey to regain his soul and end his eternal torment
has ended with the Ghost Rider deeper in hellspawn than ever before.
Concluding the hit limited series written by Garth Ennis (Punisher,
Preacher) and with digitally painted art from Clayton Crain (Venom vs
Carnage).

  House of M TP
Brian Michael Bendis (w), Olivier Coipel (a)
216 pp.

Collecting the mega event that encompasses the entire Marvel Universe
and changes it forever, from superstar writer Brian Michael Bendis
(Daredevil, Ultimate Spider-Man) and hot artist Olivier Coipel
(Avengers, Legion). The shocking events of Avengers Disassembled saw
the Scarlet Witch lose control of both her reality-altering powers and
her mind. Father and mutant terrorist Magneto has pledged to help his
daughter recover her sanity, but will he instead exploit her powers to
remake the world in his image?

Also this month:

House of M: Fantastic Four/Iron Man TP
House of M: Incredible Hulk TP
House of M: Mutopia X TP
House of M: New X-Men TP
House of M: Spider-Man TP
House of M: Uncanny X-Men TP
House of M: World of M featuring Wolverine TP

   

I Love Marvel: Outlaw Love
Fabien Nicieza (w), John Proctor (a)
32 pp.

The Answer has marked for death by deadly assassin Bullseye. Will the
woman he loves, Ruby Tuesday, help him or betray him to save her own
hide? Just in time for Valentine's Day comes a tale of super-villain
love from writer Fabien Nicieza (New Thunderbolts, Cable and Deadpool)
and artist John Proctor (Gun Theory).

 

Incredible Hulk #92
Greg Pak (w), Carlo Pagulayan (a), Ladronn (cover)
32 pp.

Kicking off the epic 14-part 'Planet Hulk' event from Phoenix: Endsong
writer Greg Pak. Exiled to a peaceful and deserted planet by those he
thought were his friends, the Hulk diverts his ship off-course and lands
on a savage alien world governed by an oppressive ruling elite fixated
on endless gladiatorial battle.

  Marvel Romance TP
Stan Lee et al (w), Dick Giordano, Jack Kirby, Sol Brodsky et al (a)
176 pp.

Once a mainstay of the comics industry, romance comics make a return
just in time for Valentine's Day in a collection of classic stories from
Marvel luminaries Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Dick Giordano and more.

 

Marvel Romance Redux: But He Said He Loved Me #1 (of 5)
Keith Giffen, Jimmy Palmiotti et al (w), John Buscema, Jack Kirby, Gene
Colan, Dick Giordano (a), Giffen (cover)
32 pp.

Master humour writer Keith Giffen (Formerly Known as the Justice League)
and friends apply an irreverent spin to Marvel romance comics of
yesteryear featuring art from some of comics' greatest ever
illustrators.

 

New Avengers #16
Brian Michael Bendis (w), Steve McNiven (a)
32 pp.

The New Avengers face their biggest challenge yet when after the
reality-altering events of House of M a deadly new enemy is born, in a
special prologue issue featuring art from Steve McNiven and a guest
appearance from Alpha Flight in their final battle.

 

Powers volume 9: Psychotic TP
Brian Michael Bendis (w), Michael Avon Oeming (a)
200 pp.

Detective Deena Pilgrim is hiding a dark secret that is slowly
destroying her life. From the Eisner Award-winning writer of New
Avengers and Ultimate Spider-Man comes a superhero story that goes way
further than mainstream Marvel would ever dare.

 

Punisher MAX volume 2 HC
Garth Ennis (w), Doug Braithwaite & Leandro Fernandez (a), Tim Bradstreet (cover)

Acclaimed writer Garth Ennis (Preacher, Hellblazer) continues his gritty
mature readers revamp of the Punisher in this second oversized hardcover
collection. In 'Mother Russia' Nick Fury has a job that needs doing, a
suicide mission no sane man would even consider -- so he naturally calls
the Punisher. In search of a deadly biological agent Frank Castle
infiltrates a Russian nuclear silo, only to come up against the
Mongolian. And in 'Up Is Down and Black Is White', Nicky Cavella
survived the Punisher's bloody assault on the mafia but with one
unspeakable act will put himself dead centre in the vigilante's sights
again. The score needs to be settled, but can even the Punisher go too
far? Collecting Punisher #13-24. (For mature readers.)

  Runaways #12
Brian K. Vaughan (w), Adrian Alphona (a), James Jean (cover)
32 pp.

The Runaways' trip to the Big Apple comes to an explosive end as they
meet with the New Avengers and discover the mystery villain menacing
Cloak and Dagger. Continuing the massively acclaimed ongoing series from
Brian K. Vaughan (Ultimate X-Men, Y the Last Man, Ex Machina), winner of
the Eisner award for Best Writer of 2005.

 

Secret War HC
Brian Michael Bendis (w), Gabrielle Dell'Otto (a)
256 pp.

Fan-favourite writer Brian Michael Bendis (New Avengers, House of M,
Daredevil, Ultimate Spider-Man) presents a dark and hidden chapter of
Marvel Universe history. When SHIELD head Nick Fury uncovers a
disturbing connection between many of the world's technology-powered
villains he goes behind the back of the US government and assembles an
ad hoc team of heroes for a covert and illegal mission. Starring
Spider-Man, Wolverine, Daredevil, Captain America, Black Widow, Luke
Cage, the Fantastic Four and many more, and featuring the lush painted
art of Gabrielle Dell'Otto plus many extras in a deluxe oversized
hardcover collection.

 
Sensational Spider-Man #23
Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa (w), Angel Medina (a)

The hot new creative team of writer Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa (Marvel
Knights Four, Nightcrawler) and artist Angel Medina (Spawn) take the
webcrawler on a dark journey. Something is stirring inside Spider-Man's
animalistic foes, making them more vicious than ever -- including the
Lizard, Man-Wolf, and even Spidey's sometimes ally the Black Cat.

  Ultimate Fantastic Four #27
Mark Millar (w), Greg Land (a)
32 pp.

Still ridden with guilt over the scientific experiment gone wrong that
turned his kind-hearted friend Ben Grimm into the monstrous Thing, Reed
Richards attempts to manipulate time and undo his mistake. If he
succeeds Ben will never become the Thing, but nor will the Fantastic
Four exist -- and the unpredictable side-effects may include a
surprising resident in the White House.

 

Ultimate X-Men volume 13: Magnetic North TP
Brian K. Vaughan (w), Stuart Immonen (a)
120 pp.

Emma Frost, Alex Summers and Magneto guest star in the final Ultimate
X-Men story from Brian K. Vaughan (Y the Last Man, Ex Machina), 2005
Eisner Award winner for Best Writer. When teenage mutant Lorna Dane
accidentally commits a horrific crime, will the X-Men protect her or
leave her to the mercy of SHIELD? Collecting Ultimate X-Men #61-65.

  Ultimates 2 #10
Mark Millar (w), Bryan Hitch (a)
32 pp.

Torn asunder by rats in their ranks the Ultimates have fallen, and
without their protection America seems helpless against a devastating
invasion force. Is this the end?

 

Underworld #1 (of 5)
Frank Tieri (w), Staz Johnson (a)
32 pp.

Career criminal Jackie Dio is out on the street after a long spell in
the slammer, and finds the criminal underworld has taken on a
superpowered edge in his time away. Now, Jackie's only shot at getting
back in the game lies with the shadowy figure known as the Consultant. A
gritty new limited series from Weapon X writer Frank Tieri.

 
X-Men #182 & #183
Peter Milligan (w), Salvador Larroca (a)
32 pp. (each)

The aftermath of House of M has seen the world's mutant population
decimated and more persecuted than ever. In their hour of need the
father of mutantkind, Apocalypse, has gathered new Horsemen and returned
to lead his people to triumph.

 

Young Avengers #10
Allan Heinberg (w), Jim Cheung (a)
32 pp.

Wiccan and Hulkling's investigations into their respective powers and
origins are interrupted when the Young Avengers find themselves at war
with one of the Avengers' greatest galactic foes.

 
From DC Comics:
 
All Star Batman and Robin the Boy Wonder #4
Frank Miller (w), Jim Lee (a)
32 pp.

Batman's conscription of orphaned Dick Grayson into his war on crime has
attracted the attention of both Black Canary and an unexpected visitor
from Metropolis. Continuing the adventurous revamp of the Dynamic Duo
from legendary Batman writer Frank Miller (The Dark Knight Returns,
Batman: Year One, Sin City) and superstar artist Jim Lee (Batman: Hush,
Superman, X-Men).

   

Batman: Year One Hundred #1 (of 4)
Paul Pope (w/a)
48 pp.

Critically acclaimed writer-artist Paul Pope (100%, Heavy Liquid)
applies his distinctive style to a four-part prestige format Dark Knight
tale. Gotham City police detective Gordon, grandson of the troubled
city's legendary Commissioner Jim Gordon, is baffled when a federal
agent is found dead and the prime suspect is a man who hasn't existed
for close to one hundred years, if he ever did at all -- the Batman.

   

Batman #650
Judd Winick (w), Doug Mahnke (a), Jock (cover)
32 pp.

The return of Jason Todd reaches a thrilling climax as Batman's former
sidekick holds hostage the villain responsible for his apparent death
many years ago.

   

Batman: Gotham Knights #74
AJ Lieberman (w), Diego Olmos (a), Claudio Castellini (cover)
32 pp.

In the final issue of Gotham Knights Batman becomes embroiled in the
private war between the Joker and Hush, two of his greatest foes. To
stop the madness will the Dark Knight cross a line that separates him
from the criminal element?

 

Green Lantern #9
Geoff Johns (w), Ethan van Sciver (a), Simone Bianchi (cover)
32 pp.

A string of strange deaths in Gotham City point to a new Tattooed Man,
but can Hal Jordan and Batman put aside their animosity long enough to
stop the murders -- particularly when the Dark Knight receives a massive
power-up? Continuing the hit new ongoing series from the Green Lantern:
Rebirth team of Geoff Johns (Infinite Crisis) and Ethan van Sciver (New
X-Men).

   

Infinite Crisis #5 (of 7)
Geoff Johns (w), Phil Jimenez (a), George Perez & Jim Lee (covers)
40 pp.

As heroes begin to vanish and the universe continues to crumble,
Infinite Crisis reaches its most dramatic point yet as Superman
confronts his counterpart from the lost parallel universe of Earth-2.

   

Infinite Crisis Secret Files 2006
Marv Wolfman (w), Dan Jurgens & Jerry Ordway (a), Ivan Reis (cover)
64 pp.

Bridging Infinite Crisis and the original Crisis on Infinite Earths, the
fate of Earth-2's Superman and the last survivors of Crisis on Infinite
Earths is revealed in a one-shot special from original Crisis writer
Marv Wolfman.

   

JLA: Greatest Stories Ever Told TP
Various (w/a), Alex Ross (cover)
192 pp.

Celebrate the finest hours of the Justice League of America, from the
Silver Age to today, in a collection featuring a new cover by Alex Ross.
Collecting Justice League of America #19, #77, #166-68, Justice League
#1, JLA Secret Files #1, JLA #61, and the 3-page origin sequence from
JLA #200 pencilled by George Perez.

 

Justice #4 (of 12)
Jim Kreuger & Alex Ross (w), Doug Braithwaite & Ross (a), Ross (cover)
40 pp.

The bestselling maxiseries from the Earth X team of Kreuger and Ross
continues. As a group of former supervillains announce their plans for
the betterment of humankind, away from the public eye they strike more
viciously than ever at their eternal adversaries in the Justice League.

  Kid Eternity TP
Grant Morrison (w), Duncan Fegredo (a)
144 pp.

Collecting the long-lost prestige format miniseries from the unique
imagination of Grant Morrison (All-Star Superman, We3, New X-Men).
Aspiring stand-up comedian Jerry Sullivan joins a quest to free Kid
Eternity, only to find himself caught up in a much grander struggle
between the Lords of Order and Chaos.

   
Losers #32
Andy Diggle (w), Jock (a)
32 pp.

The explosive series finale is packed full of bullets, bloodshed and
bodies -- but as the Losers face off against their nemesis Max, will
either side make it out alive?

  Loveless #5
Brian Azzarello (w), Marcelo Frusin (a)
32 pp.

Concluding the first story arc of the gritty new Western series from
Brian Azzarello (100 Bullets) and Hellblazer collaborator Marcelo
Frusin. Wes and Ruth Cutter have made a definite impact in their return
to Blackwater, but when local officials make Wes a tempting offer will
the bad boy be tamed? (For mature readers.)

   
Lucifer volume 9: Crux TP
Mike Carey (w), Peter Gross et al (a)
168 pp.

Forces in Hell and on Earth prepare for a final battle for supremacy
across space and time, as the hit series from writer Mike Carey
(Hellblazer) continues. Collecting Lucifer #55-61.

  The Maxx volume six TP
Sam Kieth (w/a)
160 pp.

The Maxx's very strange journey reaches its conclusion in a series of
stories showcasing the iconoclastic style of writer-artist Sam Kieth.

  Planetary #25
Warren Ellis (w), John Cassaday (a)
32 pp.

The stunning final act of Planetary begins, as Elijah Snow sets a trap
to capture the remaining two members of the mysterious Four.

   

Showcase Presents: House of Mystery Vol 1 TP
Len Wein, Gerry Conway et al (w), Bernie Wrightson, Neal Adams, Gil Kane, Alex Toth et al (a)
552 pp., B&W

A bumper-size collection of a full 22 issues of DC's classic series
House of Mystery, featuring supernatural and horror stories from master
writers and artists including Len Wein, Bernie Wrightson, Neal Adams,
Alex Toth and many more.

   

Solo #9
Scott Hampton & John Hitchcock (w), Hampton (a)
48 pp.

Batman: Gotham County Line painter Scott Hampton is the latest subject
of DC's anthology series Solo, contributing Batman, horror and slice of
life stories plus a 'how to' section on the creation of his art.

   

Supergirl #5
Jeph Loeb (w), Ian Churchill (a)
32 pp.

An angry Supergirl embarks on a destructive rampage, and the only force
that can stop her is ... Supergirl? A surprising turn is taken in the
new ongoing series from popular writer Jeph Loeb (Batman: Hush) and
artist Ian Churchill.

   
Superman Chronicles volume 1 TP
Jerry Siegel (w), Joe Shuster (a)
208 pp.

Go back to the earliest days of the original superhero in this
full-colour collection of the first Superman stories, from pioneering
creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. Collecting material from Action
Comics #1-13, New York World's Fair #1 and Superman #1, from 1938-39.

 

 

 

 


'This is Your Life, Superman'


Superman #226: Joe Kelly & Jeph Loeb (w), Tim Sale, Ed Benes, Dan Jurgens (a), Ed McGuinness (cover)

Action Comics #836
: Kelly (w), Benes & Jurgens (a), Mark Schultz (cover)

Adventures of Superman #649
: Kelly (w), Karl Kerschl, Benes, Jurgens (a), Ivan Reis (cover)

A special three-part crossover tieing into the most surprising revelation of Infinite Crisis. Witness the arrival of
Kal-L, last son of Krypton and the greatest hero of Earth-2, his undying love for Lois Lane, and the destruction of his universe during Crisis on Infinite Earths. Including a special origin story by Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale, the
acclaimed creative team of Superman for All Seasons.

  Thunderbolt Jaxon #1 (of 5)
Dave Gibbons (w/cover), John Higgins (a)
32 pp.

Inspired by the vault of British classic characters comes a new
five-issue miniseries written by Dave Gibbons (Rann/Thanagar War,
Originals, artist of Watchmen) and John Higgins (Hellblazer). When three
ordinary kids uncover a mysterious Norse relic, they initiate a series
of extraordinary events leading to the rebirth of legendary British hero
Thunderbolt Jaxon.

 

Tom Strong #36
Alan Moore (w), Chris Sprouse (a)
32 pp.

Acclaimed writer Alan Moore and artist Chris Sprouse (Ocean) return to
Tom Strong for its final breathtaking issue, as Tom and guest stars
including Jack B. Quick, Greyshirt, Jonni Future and more face the end
of the world.

 

War Stories volume 2 TP
Garth Ennis (w), Cam Kennedy, David Lloyd, Carlos Ezquerra, Gary Erskine (a)
240 pp.

The second collection of four self-contained and starkly realistic war
stories from acclaimed writer Garth Ennis (Preacher, Punisher) in
collaboration with star artists including David Lloyd (V for Vendetta),
Carlos Ezquerra (Judge Dredd) and more. (For mature readers.)

 

Warlord #1
Bruce Jones (w), Bart Sears (a)
32 pp.

Travis Morgan returns to the lost continent of Skartaris in the
triumphant return of one of comics' most enduring sword and sorcery
characters, kicking off a new ongoing series from writer Bruce Jones
(Hulk, Vigilante) and artist Bart Sears (Weapon X: Days of Future Now,
Captain America and the Falcon, Justice League Europe).

  Wonder Woman #226
Greg Rucka (w), Cliff Richards (a), JG Jones (cover)
32 pp.

In the dramatic final issue, Wonder Woman desperately reviews her
long and turbulent relationship with Superman hoping to find a way to
rebuild her shattered life.

 

From Image Comics:

 
Battle Pope #9
Robert Kirkman (w), Tony Moore & Cory Walker (a), Walker (cover)
32 pp.

In a never-before-published story from Robert Kirkman and Tony Moore
(Walking Dead, Exterminators) Battle Pope and friends settle into their
new home, while in a bonus story illustrated by Cory Walker (Invincible)
the Pope reminisces about a past encounter. (For mature readers.)

 

Body Bags: One Shot
Jason Pearson (w/a)
48 pp.

Top assassin Mack and his daughter and protege Panda are back in an
all-new story, written and illustrated by creator Jason Pearson (The
Ride). (For mature readers.)

    Fear Agent #4
Rick Remender (w), Tony Moore (a)
32 pp.

With the alien Feeders growing ever closer to Earth, can alien
exterminator and alcoholic Heath Huston overcome his personal demons in
time to save his home planet? Retro science fiction action from writer
Rick Remender (Sea of Red) and artist Tony Moore (Walking Dead, Battle
Pope).

    Invincible volume 6: A Different World TP
Robert Kirkman (w), Ryan Ottley (a)
168 pp.

Continuing the fan-favourite all ages superhero adventure title from
Walking Dead and Ultimate X-Men writer Robert Kirkman. Teenage superhero
Mark Grayson, AKA Invincible, is summoned to a seemingly doomed alien
planet -- but is he their only hope of survival or the bringer of an
even greater disaster? Collecting Invincible #25-30.

 
Looking Glass Wars: Hatter M #2 (of 4)
Frank Bedor & Liz Cavalier (w), Ben Templesmith (a)
32 pp.

Hatter M returns after a dangerous visit to Wonderland convinced the
lost princess Alyss remains somewhere in the everyday world. Featuring
art from Australian Ben Templesmith (Fell, 30 Days of Night).

  The Portent #1
Peter Bergting (w/a)
32 pp.

Master swordsman Milo has pursued a selfish path for years, but when
1000 demons rise to destroy the world can he put aside self-interest to
become a hero?

    PvP #23
Scott Kurtz (w/a)
24 pp., B&W

Brent Sienna, creative director of video game magazine Player vs Player
(PvP), is determined to achieve the seemingly impossible and kick his
caffeine habit. If he survives the headaches, hallucinations and other
extreme withdrawal symptoms, will the wisecracking Brent be the same
without coffee?

 
Rocketo volume 1 TP
Frank Espinosa (w/a)
304 pp.

The adventures of Rocketo Garrison take place in a mythical future 2000
years after the world was destroyed in a catastrophe, as he is swept
into a journey to the Hidden Sea and the riches that may lie within.
This collection of Rocketo #0-6 also includes an introduction by Alex
Ross, pinups by some of today's top artists, maps, sketches and much
more.

 
Savage Dragon #123
Erik Larsen (w/a)
36 pp.

For years the Savage Dragon has relied on his regenerative powers to
keep him alive. Now those powers are gone and he's growing weaker by the
second -- while his biggest challenge ever looms.

 
Sea of Red vol 2: No Quarter TP
Rick Remender & Kieron Dwyer (w), Paul Harom & Dwyer (a)
104 pp.

After 500 years of searching Marco Esperanza's quest for revenge ends
when he confronts Lester Blackthroat, the man he blames for his undead
fate -- but has Esperanza been chasing the wrong man all this time?
(For mature readers.)

 


From Dark Horse Comics:


  Chronicles of Conan volume 10 TP
Roy Thomas (w), John Buscema, Howard Chaykin (a)
168 pp.

On his eventual path to kingship Conan journeys through many fantastic
lands, including the realm of Harakht with its fearsome Hawk-Riders.
Collecting issues #72-77 and #79-81 of Marvel's Conan the Barbarian from
the acclaimed Roy Thomas/John Buscema run, also featuring early art from
Howard Chaykin.

 

Concrete volume 4: Killer Smile TP
Paul Chadwick (w/a)
184 pp.

Working in the shadow of a celebrity has its pros and cons, but
Concrete's personal assistant Larry Munro learns the dangers of even a
little fame when he is kidnapped by a psychotic gunman on a road trip
destined to end badly.

  Crying Freeman volume 1 GN
Kazuo Koike (w), Ryoichi Ikegami (a)
408 pp., B&W

Yo Hinomura, deadly assassin for the Chinese Mafia, is known among those
of the criminal underworld as 'Crying Freeman', the killer who cries
over the bodies of his victims -- although hypnotically programmed by
his masters to kill on their command, they cannot stop his tears. From
the writer of Lone Wolf and Cub, Lady Snowblood and Samurai Executioner.
(Definitely for mature readers.)

  Hellboy: Makoma #1 (of 2)
Mike Mignola (w/a), Richard Corben (a)
32 pp.

Hellboy creator Mike Mignola teams with legendary horror artist Richard
Corben for a two-part tale of Hellboy's first encounter with African
mythology.

 

Scarface volume 1: The Beginning novel
LA Banks (w/a)
300 pp.

Go into the secret past of Cuban-American mobster Tony Montana for the
time before his emigration to America and events that will shape him
into a man of legend.

 

Star Wars: Clone Wars volume 8 TP
John Ostrander (w), Jan Duursema (a)
144 pp.

While both the Republic and the Separatists have suffered huge losses
during the Clone Wars nothing will have prepared them for the desert
world of Saleucami, where Dark Jedi Sora Bulq has been cloning an army
of assassins. A betrayal an an ultimate sacrifice headline events
leading directly into Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, in
this collection of stories from Star Wars: Republic #72-77.

  Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic #1
John Jackson Miller (w), Brian Ching (a), Travis Charest (cover)
32 pp.

On the planet Taris young Jedi apprentice Zayne is framed for a brutal
crime against the Jedi order. Now a wanted fugitive on the run from his
former masters, Zayne is forced to find new allies in the criminal
underworld. Kicking off a new ongoing series written by John Jackson
Miller (Iron Man) and illustrated by Brian Ching (Star Wars: Obsession),
with covers from star artist Travis Charest (WildCATS).

   

From IDW:

 

Masters of Horror #3
Ivan Brandon (w), Dennis Calero (a), Ben Templesmith (cover)
32 pp.

IDW continues its adaptations of the US television series Masters of
Horror with the first of a two-part reworking of HP Lovecraft's classic
short story 'Dreams in the Witch-House' as imagined by Re-Animator
director Stuart Gordon.

 

Spike: Old Wounds
Scott Tipton (w), Fernando Goni (a)
48 pp.

When a retired LA detective accuses Spike of a decades-old murder, one
of the most infamous unsolved crimes in the city's history, the former
bad-boy vampire finds himself on the run. Is Spike's dark past catching
up to him, and what do the the monster-slaying Mexican wrestlers Los
Hermanos Numeros have to do with it?

 

Supermarket #1
Brian Wood (w), Kristian Donaldson (a)
32 pp.

In a commercialist future legitimate and black market economies compete
for dominance in the City, overseen by the rival Yakuza and Porno Swede
crime families. Rebellious 16-year-old convenience store clerkette Pella
Suzuki finds herself caught up in the conflict and pursued by hitmen
from both sides. Demo and DMZ writer Brian Wood applies his trademark
social commentary to a new series illustrated by breakout talent
Kristian Donaldson (Forsaken).

 

Transformers: Beast Wars #1
Simon Furman (w), Dan Figueroa (a)
32 pp.

Celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Beast Wars saga with a new
limited series teaming Transformers fan favourite creators Simon Furman
and Dan Figueroa. In the lost history of Earth the heroic Maximals
battle the evil Predacons, but as the conflict rages Predacon leader
Magmatron seeks to capture the renegade transforming robot Megatron.

 


From the smaller companies:

   
30 Days of Night: Rumors of the Undead novel
Steve Niles & Jeff Mariotte (w)
304 pp.

The first original novel based on the award-winning horror series 30
Days of Night. FBI agent Andy Gray used to have a handle on reality, but
that was before a terrifying encounter with the undead creature that was
once his partner.

   
Angry Youth Comix #10
Johnny Ryan (w/a)
48pp.
Published by Fantagraphics

A special double-sized tenth issue celebrates the fifth birthday of
Angry Youth Comix, Rolling Stone's 'Hot Comic of 2005' and the premier
source of the most morally abhorrent and disturbingly hilarious material
in contemporary comics. (Definitely for mature and rather sick readers.)

    Army of Darkness #6
James Kuhoric (w), Kevin Sharpe (a)
32 pp.
Published by Dynamite Entertainment

Ash is trapped in the old cabin and must sever the Deadite spirit anchor
before otherworldly creatures eat his soul, as the Army of Darkness
ongoing series returns to its roots in Sam Raimi-esque horror
storytelling.

   

Aspen Swimsuit Special #1
Various (w/a), Michael Turner (cover)
32 pp.
Published by Aspen

The first ever Aspen Swimsuit Special is packed with sexy pinups from
Aspen's top artists including Michael Turner, Koi Turnbull, Marcus To
and Peter Steigerwald, plus some surprise guests.

   
Bone volume 3 SC
Jeff Smith (w/a)
144 pp.
Published by Graphix

Lucius, Smiley and Phoney narrowly escape an attack by rat creatures, as
Fone Bone and Thorn are troubled by disturbing dreams. Continuing the
massively acclaimed all ages fantasy series, presented in colour the
first time.

 

   
Book of Deady volume 1 TP
Various (w/a)
144 pp., B&W
Published by Sirius Entertainment

The galaxy's greatest evil escapes from its homeworld and possesses a
cute teddy bear on Earth. A complete collection of the plush terror's
offensive and hilarious adventures, featuring contributions from Clive
Barker, Neil Gaiman, James O'Barr, Roman Dirge, Ted Naifeh and more.

 

   
Crickets #1
Sammy Harkham (w/a)
32 pp.
Published by Drawn and Quarterly

Rising star indie creator Sammy Harkham (Poor Sailor) begins a new
ongoing series with Black Death, an elliptical tail of a man riddled
with arrows who is curiously not dead.

    Day of the Dead: Rising of Bub #1 (of 3)
Mark Kidwell & Greg Smallwood (w/a)
36 pp.
Published by Dead Dog Comics & Entertainment

The official sequel to George Romero's classic zombie horror film Day of
the Dead. Above the ruins of a doomed Florida city one of the last
remaining pockets of human life hides in fortified upper floors and
prays for rescue, while down below the walking dead wander looking for
fresh food -- and will be led to it by a special zombie named Bub.
(For mature readers.)

   

Elk's Run Collected Edition vol 1
trade paperback

Joshua Hale Fialkov, Noel Tuazon (a), Darwyn Cooke (cover)
80 pp.

A collection of the first three issues of sold-out indie sensation Elk's
Run, attracting massive praise from a broad spectrum of the comics
community, with a new cover from Eisner winner Darwyn Cooke. The
isolated town of Elk's Ridge, West Virginia sees its determination to
live by its own rules backfire disastrously when an accidental death
sparks a chain of events that will result in the community's adults and
children going to war with each other.

    Emo Boy #5
Steve Edmond (w/a)
24 pp., B&W
Published by Amaze Ink/Slave Labor Graphics

Emo Boy begins to question his sexuality, and looks to use
autobiographical cartooning as a new outlet for his unimaginable pain
that no one else understands.

   
Envelope Manufacturer #2
Chris Oliveros (w/a)
24 pp.
Published by Drawn and Quarterly

The long-awaited second installment of the intimate examination of a
failing envelope manufacturing company.

   

Escape of the Living Dead #5 (of 5)
John Russo (w), Dheeraj Verma (a)
32 pp.
Published by Avatar

The unofficial sequel to classic zombie horror film Night of the Living
Dead, penned by original screenwriter John Russo, reaches its shocking
and bloody conclusion. Now aware of an outbreak of the reanimation virus
from zombies kept for scientific study, the Allegheny County Sheriff's
Office prepares for a high-powered assault against a new army of walking
dead. (Definitely for mature readers.)

 

Fear the Dead: A Zombie Survivor's Journal one-shot
Steve Niles (w), Eric Powell, Guy Davis, Norm Breyfogle et al (a)
48 pp.

Some of the best artists in contemporary comics contribute their best
full-page zombie pinup to a story of the survivor of a zombie apocalypse
crafted by master horror writer Steve Niles (30 Days of Night).
Featuring art from Eric Powell (The Goon), Guy Davis (Hellboy BPRD),
Norm Breyfogle (Batman, Detective Comics) and many more.

 
Film Snob's Dictionary TP
David Kamp & Lawrence Levi (w), Ross MacDonald (a)
176 pp.

An essential lexicon of filmological knowledge and all that is held
sacred by film purists.

   

Five Fists of Science
graphic novel

Matt Fraction (w), Steve Sanders (a)
120 pp.

Mark Twain and Nikola Tesla set out to bring peace to the world but find
themselves opposed by a evil science cabal lead by J. P. Morgan and
Thomas Edison, who wish to merge the dark arts with the machines of new
Industrial Age.

 

Friday the 13th: Jason vs Jason X #1 & #2
Mike Wolfer (w/a)
32 pp. (each)
Published by Avatar

In the gore-splattered ultimate slasher crossover, a regenerated Jason
Voorhees faces his cybernetically enhanced future form Jason X on the
decks of an out-of-control space cruiser. (Definitely for mature
readers.)

    Girl Genius volume 4 SC
Phil Foglio, Kaja Foglio, Laurie E. Smith (w/a)
128 pp.
Published by Airship Entertainment

Having escaped from the airship fortress of Baron Wulfenbach, titular
girl genius Agatha meets Master Payne's Circus of Adventure and rescues
its players from a mechanical menace -- but the Baron's minions are
never far behind. Collecting issues #11-14 of the Eisner-nominated all
ages fantasy series.

 
The Golden Plates #4
(of 12)
Mike Allred (w/a)
64 pp.

Fan favourite artist Mike Allred (X-Statix, Madman) continues his labour
of love adaptation of the Book of Mormon.

   
Hellblazer: Warlord novel
John Shirley (w)
288 pp.

Streetwise occultist John Constantine has been feeling out of sorts
recently, and not just from his latest bender -- his soul has become
displaced during a botched spiritual quest. Now, rescued and recruited
by an agent for the global conspiracy of the Hidden World, Constantine
and his allies must foil a plot by the secret Servants of
Transfiguration to raise the ancient demon known as the Warlord.

 

Hickee #2
Various (w/a), edited by Graham Annable
32 pp., B&W
Published by Alternative Comics

The latest collection of humorous but bent short stories from top indie
cartoonists including Graham Annable, Scott Campbell, Nathan Stapley and
more.

 

In the Blood #1
Steve Niles (w), Josh Medors (a)
24 pp.
Published by Boom! Studios

Having revitalised the vampire mythos with 30 Days of Night, master
horror scribe Steve Niles turns his attention to a tale of lycanthropy.
Mike Kane is a fairly average kid with a fairly average life -- going to
high school, drinking with his buddies, and hiding the fact he's a
werewolf.

 

Judge Dredd: Complete Case Files volume 1 TP
Various (w/a)
336 pp., B&W
Published by Rebellion

A staple of UK weekly 2000 AD almost since its inception, in the urban
dystopia of Mega-City One futuristic lawman Judge Dredd is judge, jury
and executioner. The debut volume of Complete Case Files goes back to
the beginning to reprint Dredd's earliest adventures in chronological
order, complete and uncut.

   
Judge Dredd Complete Case Files volume 2 TP
Various (w/a)
320 pp., B&W
Published by Rebellion

Continuing the deluxe format reprinting of the complete stories of
futuristic lawman Judge Dredd, in chronological order and uncut,
including the classic tales The Cursed Earth and The Day the Law Died.

 
Killer 7 #1
Arvid Nelson (w), El Dazo (a), Sanford Greene (cover)
32 pp.
Published by Devil's Due

When a volley of nuclear missiles is launched at Japan by the Yakumo
world domination conspiracy, only the Killer 7 group of assassins can
save the island nation from being wiped off the map.

 

 
Modesty Blaise volume 8: The Puppet Master
trade paperback

Peter O'Donnell (w), Enric Badia Romero (a)
96 pp., B&W
Published by Titan

Cult action hero and pioneering bad girl Modesty Blaise is back in three
classic stories, presented with new introductions by writer Peter
O'Donnell.

 

 

Mouse Guard #1 (of 6)
David Petersen (w/a)
24 pp.
Published by Archaia Studios

As mice struggle to survive and prosper amid the predators and dangers
of the modern world, the Mouse Guard is formed to fend off intruders,
patrol borders and provide safe passage for common mice between one
secret mouse village and another. Watership Down meets Asterix in what
some are tipping as the next big thing in independent comics.

 



 

 
Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide Volume 36 SC & HC
Robert M. Overstreet (w)
Published by Gemstone

The comic book industry's Bible since the 1970s, the latest edition of
the Overstreet Guide provides the most complete listing of comics and
associated prices from the 1500s to the present.

 

 

Painkiller Jane #1
Joe Quesada & Jimmy Palmiotti (w), Lee Moder (a)
32 pp.
Published by Dynamite Entertainment

Joe Quesada and Jimmy Palmiotti bring back their cult creation
Painkiller Jane, in a new ongoing series also featuring the return of
artist Lee Moder. Once an undercover police officer working to
infiltrate the mob, Jane Vasko awoke from a massive explosion with
superhuman regenerative powers. Now seemingly unable to die, Vasko
leaves her old life behind and begins a solo war on crime as the
vigilante Painkiller Jane. With covers by Quesada and Palmiotti, Moder,
Amanda Conner and Billy Tan plus a one-in-ten Adam Hughes variant.

 

Paris #3 (of 4)
Andi Watson (w), Simon Gane (a)
24 pp., B&W
Published by Amaze Ink/Slave Labor Graphics

Struggling to complete her portrait amid constant interruptions and
distractions, Juliet is invited to the ball but as a poverty-stricken
artist has nothing to wear. Continuing the latest slice-of-life drama
from Eisner-nominated Andi Watson.

 
Planetary Brigade #1
Keith Giffen & J. M. DeMatteis (w), Joe Abraham (a)
24 pp.

The irrepressible writing team of Giffen & DeMatteis join again with
Hero Squared artist Joe Abraham to do the Justice League their way, and
go further than they ever could at a certain major comics publisher. Led
by Hero Squared's Captain Valor and Grim Knight, the Planetary Brigade
are superheroes truly in a league of their own.

 

   
Queen & Country Declassified volume 2 TP
Greg Rucka (w), Rick Burchett (a)
96 pp., B&W
Published by Oni Press

Go back in the career of Tom Wallace to his first days as an MI6 agent,
when he was sent to Hong Kong to investigate the murder of a British
national. Continuing the 'Declassified' supplement to the critically
acclaimed and gritty realistic espionage series Queen and Country from
core DC writer Greg Rucka (Adventures of Superman, Gotham Central).

 

  Rocketo #6
Frank Espinosa (w/a)
Published by Speakeasy

Scarletto leads a mutiny against the Prince of Lucerne, triggering a
ferocious storm in the Hidden Sea. Amid broken ships and bodies Rocketo
and his crew battle against strange sea creatures that have been
unleashed.

     
A Scanner Darkly GN
208 pp.
Published by Pantheon Books

A stunning graphic novel version of Philip K. Dick's science fiction
masterpiece, composed of stills from the forthcoming film adaptation
combining live action and animation. Bob Arctor is a dealer of the
lethally addictive narcotic Substance D, and 'Fred' is the police
detective sent undercover to bust him. But Arctor has been taking his
own product, in massive doses, and the effect on his brain has him
unaware of just how close Fred is.

 

      Slaine: Books of Invasions volume 1: Moloch and Golamh
hardcover

Pat Mills (w), Clint Langley (a)
96 pp.
Published by Rebellion

Slaine, barbarian warrior and former High King of Ireland, has returned
to his homeland and people only to find them menaced by sea demons led
by the evil Moloch. Slaine must rally his tribe and lead his warriors
into battle if they are to repel the invaders and save their country.

 

   
Steve Ditko's The Thing volume 1 TP
Steve Ditko (w/a)
160 pp., B&W
Published by Pure Imagination Publishing

Steve Ditko's The Thing is some of the rarest and most sought-after
material from the original artist and co-creator of Spider-Man.
Included in this volume is The Thing #12-15, featuring some of Ditko's
earliest professional work in comics, plus the influential artist's best
contributions for Charlton horror comics.

 

Strangeways #1
32 pp., b&w
Matt Maxwell (w), Luis Guarana (a), Steve Lieber (cover)

Out in the Old West the biggest danger isn't bullets or bandits, but
werewolves -- and one-time expressman Seth Collins is walking right into
their lair.

   
Stray Bullets #41
David Lapham (w/a)
24 pp.
Published by El Capitan

David Lapham's indie crime opus concludes its fifth story arc. Virginia
Applejack still has one act of revenge to complete, one so horrid it
will require the services of disgusting hitman Desmond Dees.

 
Tales Designed to Thrizzle #2
Various (w/a)
32 pp.
Published by Fantagraphics

One of the most acclaimed new indie anthologies of 2005 returns, with
more ghosts and ghouls, hardboiled detectives, murder mystery, space
opera and other retro pulp stories.

 

Valerian volume 1: The New Future Trilogy TP
Jean-Claude Mezieres (w), Pierre Christin (a)
176 pp.
Published by iBooks

The first volume in the classic French graphic novel series that
inspired the stylish science fiction film The Fifth Element. In the 28th
century the intrepid Valerian and his sharp-witted partner Laureline are
top agents for the vast Galaxity organisation, but when Galaxity
vanishes they are forced to fend for themselves.

   
Vampirella: Morrison & Millar Collection TP
Grant Morrison & Mark Millar (w), Amanda Conner & Jimmy Palmiotti et al (a)
176 pp.
Published by Anarchy Studios/Harris Comics

Lurking early in the careers of Scottish scribes Grant Morrison (All
Star Superman, The Invisibles) and Mark Millar (Ultimates, Wolverine) is
a short run on Vampirella widely regarded as some of the best ever
stories featuring the cult character. Collecting the storyline from
Vampirella Monthly #1-6 written by Morrison and Millar, with art by
Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti, plus ultra-rare bonus stories from
two of the most acclaimed writers in contemporary comics.

   

The Worm 25-Creator Signed Edition
Various (w/a)
B&W
Published by ACTOR/Dynamic Forces

In the 1991 the London Cartoon Centre gathered together 125 cartoonists
and comics artists to create the Guinness World Record 'longest comic
strip in the world', 250 panels in length and based on a script by Alan
Moore. Each of these one-of-a-kind ACTOR/Dynamic Forces editions has
been signed by over 25 of the contributors, including David Lloyd (V for
Vendetta).

    XIII volume 1 SC & HC
Jean Van Hamme (w), William Vance (a)
144 pp., $US19.99 SC/$US34.99 HC
Published by Alias

One of Europe's most popular comics titles for over twenty years finally
comes to the English-speaking world. A man with no memory of his past
wakes up in an unknown place, the only clues to his identity his
incredible fighting skills and an 'XIII' tattoo, but quickly finds out
that both the police and contract assassins are after him.

   

Manga Graphic Novels:

  Battle Club volume 1 GN
Yuji Shiozaki (w/a)
192 pp., B&W

New kid Mokichi is eager to become top dog of his new school, but when
fighting babe Tamako beats him up he joins the wrestling club for more
training. An energetic new action-comedy series from the creator of
Battle Vixens.

 

Broken Angels volume 1
graphic novel

Setsuri Tsuzuki (w/a)
192 pp.

Fujiwara Sunao is not your usual student -- not only does she have the
power to control water, she also likes to wear her hair short and dress
as a boy. At any other high school she would be an oddity, but among
some very strange staff and students she may the most normal person
there.

   

Cafe Kichijouji volume 2
graphic novel

Kyoko Negishi & Yuki Miyamoto (w/a)
136 pp.

The colourful young staff of Cafe Kichijouji are a constant source of
frustration for their stressed-out manager, but today they are the ones
under fire when the cafe is beset by a stream of troublesome children.

   

Category Freaks volume 2
graphic novel

Gakurakuin Sakurako (w/a)
200 pp., b&w

Head of the Nanami Detective Agency, Asagi is a talented sleuth and a
formidable fighter -- but has he got in over his head?

 

Crying Freeman volume 1 GN
Kazuo Koike (w), Ryoichi Ikegami (a)
408 pp., B&W

Yo Hinomura, deadly assassin for the Chinese Mafia, is known among those
of the criminal underworld as 'Crying Freeman', the killer who cries
over the bodies of his victims -- although hypnotically programmed by
his masters to kill on their command, they cannot stop his tears. From
the writer of Lone Wolf and Cub, Lady Snowblood and Samurai Executioner.
(Definitely for mature readers.)

  Gatcha Gacha volume 1 GN
Yutaka Tachibana (w/a)
192 pp., B&W

Yuri has a big crush on Yabe, but Yabe is only interested in Motoko, who
doesn't want anything to do with him. A high school love triangle in the
vein of teen dramas such as The OC.

 

Genshiken volume 4
graphic novel

Kio Shimoku (w/a)
200 pp., B&W

Continuing the humorous exploits and romantic entanglements of the
popular series centred on a college manga/anime fan club. Will appeal to
fans of Negima.

 

Gorgeous Carat volume 1
graphic novel

You Higouri (w/a)
192 pp.

An exciting new action-romance set in late nineteenth-century Paris,
from the writer-artist of Seimaden and Canterella. Follow Ray and
Florian, jewel thieves and lovers, as they battle against crime lords,
rival thieves and vengeful former allies.

 

Gravitation volume 1 novel
Maki Murakami (w)
224 pp.

Enthusiastic teenager Shuichi Shindo is the lead singer and songwriter
for hot pop group Bad Luck, and has just moved in with his older lover.
That's the point where everything starts to go wrong, particularly when
crippling writers block strikes shortly before a national televised
music contest against Bad Luck's main rival. An original novel based on
the popular anime and manga series.

   

Kami-Kaze volume 1
graphic novel

Satoshi Shiki (w/a)
192 pp., B&W

Released from imprisonment after one thousand years, eighty-eight demons
return to menace present-day Japan. A group of young warriors with power
over the elements rise to protect their country, but bitter infighting
splits them into two factions more focused on battling each other than
the evil creatures.

 

  Loveless volume 1
graphic novel

Yun Kouga (w/a)
192 pp.

Twelve-year-old Ritsuka Aoyagi has transferred to a new school following
the gruesome death of his brother Seimei. Still traumatised by his
brother's sudden passing, Ritsuka is branded an outcast by his fellow
students because of his shy nature. When he discovers a posthumous
message from his brother suggesting he was murdered, Ritsuka joins the
mysterious Soubi in search of the killer. A gritty new series from the
creator of Earthian.

 

Negima volume 9 GN
Ken Akamatsu (w/a)
200 pp., B&W

Continuing the humorous misadventures of a male wizard at an all-girls
school, in the new series from the creator of Love Hina.

  Never Give Up volume 1 GN
Hiromu Mutou (w/a)
192 pp., B&W

Professional model Kiri Minanse passed on his good looks to his child,
beautiful girl Kiri. When her boyfriend Tohya enters the world of male
modelling Kiri follows in disguise to protect him, but complications
emerge when others begin to fall for Kiri's male alter ego.

   

Orphen volume 4
graphic novel

Hajme Sawada (w/a)
168 pp., B&W

Sorcerer-for-hire Orphen and his good-intentioned but somewhat dim
assistant's latest assignment is to retrieve a magical ring from the
mansion of a beautiful young woman. What should be an easy task will be
complicated by a maid with an interest in the magical arts.

   

Our Everlasting volume 2 GN
Toko Kawai (w/a)
200 pp., B&W

Extroverted surfer Houryu and shy intellectual Shouin are happy
together, but tensions emerge when Shouin's French tutor, the handsome
and openly gay Nanami, makes known his interest in his student.

 

Princess Ai volume 3: Evolution
graphic novel

Courtney Love, DJ Milky & Misaho Kujiradou (w), Kujiradou (a)
196 pp.

As more outrageous assassins from Ai-land arrive, can Ai avoid her many
enemies and find a way to bring peace to her troubled homeland?
Continuing the East-West crossover hit manga co-written and inspired by
grunge rock goddess Courtney Love.

 

Real Lies GN
Si-Young Lee (w/a)
230 pp., B&W
Published by Ice Kunion

Three separate and unusual stories set in alternate realities, each
exploring a different aspect of love and relationships.

 

Samurai Champloo volume 1 GN
Masaru Gotsubo (w/a)
192 pp., B&W

When a mysterious figure begins eliminating samurai, seeking to amass
one thousand swords and achieve elite samurai status, Mugan and Jin
volunteer to apprehend the serial killer. Based on the popular anime
series mixing the samurai genre with contemporary urban culture.

 

Someday's Dreamers volume 1 GN
Norie Yamanda (w), Kumichi Yoshizuki (a)
192 pp., B&W

Yume Kikuchi wants to follow in her mother's footsteps as a magician,
and uses her powers to innocently help those she encounters on her
travels. Based on the popular anime series.

 

Tenshi Ja Nai (I'm No Angel) volume 2
graphic novel

Takako Shigematsu (w/a)
192 pp.

There's a new music teacher at Seika Academy, and all the girls are
talking about him. Hikaru can't help but daydream about the new tutor --
and forbidden it may be, but he seems interested in her in return.

 

Tsubasa volume 8
graphic novel

CLAMP (w/a)
200 pp., B&W

The latest volume in the hugely popular fantasy-adventure series from
acclaimed manga collective CLAMP.

 

Tsukuyomi: Moon Phase volume 2 GN
Keitaro Arima (w/a)
192 pp., B&W

After two gruelling weeks of doing chores in Kouhei's grandfather's
antique store, young vampire Hazuki asks for a taste of his blood.
Rejected, she is forced to prowl the streets for a victim on which to
feed.

 

Warcraft volume 2 GN
Richard A. Knaak (w), Jae-Hwan Kim (a)
192 pp., B&W

The second volume of adventures set in the world of the hit fantasy
computer game series, from the New York Times bestselling author of four
Warcraft novels and the artist of King of Hell.

 

Yellow volume 3 GN
Makoto Tateno (w/a)
184 pp., B&W

Goro and Taki continue to work together as undercover drugs and arms
investigators, but will the arrival of Taki's foster parents complicate
their blossoming personal relationship?