The Jungle Book (2016)

Jungle Fantasy is back as the Vixens return to the wild side! Experience the exciting return to the world of Jungle Fantasy for the first time in a decade. The Vixens, Kit and Lani, came to this exotic world when their spacecraft crash landed. Wholly unprepared for living life in the wild, they are learning the hard way how to avoid getting eaten by dinosaurs and where they can safely sunbathe! This first issue features an all-new story by Renato Camilo, one by Dan Wickline and Daniel HDR, and a classic Al Rio story in color for the first time! Fans of sexy art, giant dinosaurs, and vicious beasts, this comic book is for you!

Available Open Access under CC-BY-NC licence. How can Archaeology help us understand our contemporary world? This ground-breaking book reflects on material, visual and digital culture from the Calais “Jungle” – the informal camp where, before its destruction in October 2016, more than 10,000 displaced people lived.

Two titans of jazz come together in a rare and highly acclaimed collaboration, recorded in 1962. At the time, Duke Ellington had been working with various veteran jazz artists of the day such as Louis Armstrong and Count Basie, but John Coltrane was half Ellington's age and not nearly as famous at the time as he was going to be. For these small group sessions, each headliner brought his own bassist and drummer, who play in various combinations on the seven songs.

'Music From Porcelain'' is the companion album for Moby's autobiography, ''Porcelain,'' being released by Random House on May 17, 2016. The album is also the first comprehensive compilation of Moby's work starting in the 1990s and includes re-mastered recordings from Moby's early catalog. As a bonus, ''Music From Porcelain'' also contains a collection of some of the era's defining dance recordings that inspired Moby's early career. Moby is without question the most iconic and successful musician of the American Electronic Music scene. The book tour starting in May will stop in over 20 US cities where Moby will be doing local and national press, including TV appearances.