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DC has Power Girl. Marvel has the White Queen, the latter more familiar as Emma Frost. I'm talking about major super-powered comics babes. With Power Girl it's her super err... bosom; with Emma Frost... well, it's not because of her suggestive name or because of her dry wit--it's that ultra-provocative, at-times extremely-revealing, all-white costume. In 2003, writer Karl Bollers penned an ongoing series showcasing her origins titled . The series, which lasted for 18 issues, began during her days as a private school student and ended before her days as a Hellfire Club member. It introduced her father Winston as well as her brother Christian, also exploring the early days of her two sisters Adrienne and Cordelia. It is divided into three 6-issue story arcs, titled "Higher Learning", "Mind Games" and "Bloom", respectively. All 18 issues are here.

Esta es la historia de dos jovenes mujeres policías de la Policía de Tokyo. Natsumi es la recien llegada, tozuda, ruda y enamorada de las motocicletas. Miyuki es una dulzura, una serena veterana con las habilidades de un maestro en mecánica. ¡Desafortunadamente su primer encuentro no fue del todo bueno, especialmente cuando la veloz Natsumi fue arrestada por Miyuki! Podría pensar que las cosas no pueden ser peor, pero se añaden un coche que aterroriza a la ciudad, las aventuras románticas del policia motorizado, un inminente tifón, una gatita embarazada, un loco "super-héroe" llamado Strike-man.

is an ongoing DC comic book series published under its Vertigo imprint with the starting cover date of August 2008 (released June 25, 2008). It tells the story of one of DC Comics most enigmatic characters, originally known as Nimue Inwudu, lover to Merlin and sister to the legendary sorceresses Morgana and Viviane and whose personal history is closely intertwined with the mysterious Phantom Stranger. The stories that unfold each issue are presented in the manner of a gothic romance with elements of history, mythology and mysticism, as Madame Xanadu revisits famous legends and stories of different eras. This series has been nominated for 4 Eisner awards. Issue #18 was released last December 23, 2009.

From superstar creator Grant Morrison (All-Star Superman, Batman & Robin, The Invisibles), comes 18 Days, the story of three generations of super-warriors, meeting for the final battle of their age. 18 Days is a re-imagining of the great eastern myth, Mahabharata, and follows the course of the climactic war that concludes the age of the gods and begins the age of man. It is the prototype for every war ever fought. The scale is epic, wherein the biggest armies ever conceived face one another across the ultimate battlefield to decide the fate of the future. This hardcover illustrated script book from Dynamite Entertainment and Liquid Comics offers readers a first glimpse into the mythic animated series being developed by Morrison. The book reveals the inner workings of the acclaimed writer's process and features the original animation scripts, story bibles, character descriptions, and commentaries. Grant's groundbreaking story is matched perfectly with original illustrations created by acclaimed artist, Mukesh Singh (Devi, Gamekeeper, Shadow Hunter).