Gabrielle Roy

El grupo es recibido por Solan, el futuro hijo de Gabrielle y Autólicus o Ash. Solan los lleva a El Sabio que trabaja en Universe-Mart, un centro comercial para Deadites y Demonios. Con su ayuda, el grupo se enfrenta a la figura encapuchada de antes: La deaditr Xena. El equipo lucha contra la superpotente Deadite Xena y Deadite Gabrielle, y arregla el presente, pero debido a que el presente fue arreglado, Solan comienza a desvanecerse de la realidad. Antes de irse, le susurra a Gabrielle quién es su verdadero padre…

Trois jeunes orphelins, Martin, Gabrielle et Émile, poursuivis pour avoir dérobé une miche de pain, trouvent refuge dans une mystérieuse et sordide abbaye. Bloqués à l’intérieur, ils découvrent un autre enfant, seul et visiblement traumatisé. Ce dernier tient dans sa main une chandelle qui, quand il l’allume, fait apparaître les silhouettes de ses parents décédés et provoque d’étranges phénomènes…

Xena, Gabrielle y Autólicus son traídos al siglo XXI para ayudar a Ash a combatir un enjambre de Deadites frente a su tienda S-Mart. Durante la batalla, el Necronomicon Ex-Mortis vuela a la biblioteca local. En la biblioteca, un Deadite encapuchado casi pone sus manos en el Libro de los Muertos, pero Ash dice "Choco, Bamalama, Ditko" y se abre un vórtice, chupando a Ash, Xena, Gabrielle y Autólicus dentro.

The first full-length Graphic Memoir from one of the masters of the form. “Bell's pen becomes a kind of laser, first illuminating the surface distractions of the world, then scorching them away to reveal a deeper reality that is almost too painful and too beautiful to bear."— Alison Bechdel, Fun Home, Are You My Mother

This is a 162-page hardcover by long-time Conan writer Roy Thomas of Marvel Comics fame that includes over 350 color and b/w illustrations from some of the foremost Conan portrayers ever: Frank Frazetta, Mark Schultz, Gary Gianni, John Buscema, Cary Nord, and more. Invaluable as reference and guide for fans of the world's most savage barbarian.

is the latest in the Marvel Illustrated imprint from Marvel Comics. As with others in this line for comic adaptations of classic literature, it is told in the form of a 5-part limited series. Writer Roy Thomas, who has penned many of these adaptations, has essentially taken the collection of fragmentary tales from antiquity known as the -- (which dealt with events preceding The Iliad), (the days afterward, through the death of Achilles), (which carries the story through the building of the great wooden horse), (the fall and destruction of Troy) and (the homecomings, some of them tragic, of the Greek heroes) -- and along with Homer's and , faithfully attempts to create an idealized, linear graphic novelization out of the destruction of the city of Troy by Grecian armies.