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is an exciting new Western adventure series from the creators of Scar Tissue, David Wachter and James Andrew Clark. Set in the 1870s in the Oklahoma Territories, Guns is a tale of intrigue and adventure that puts a new spin on the Old West. Actually it's that sub-genre of Westerns called "Weird West" or "Weird Western", that refers to a combination of the Western with another genre, usually horror, occult, or fantasy. It was coined to describe the role-playing game], and the specific phrase "Weird West" is trademarked by Pinnacle Entertainment Group. However, the weird Western has earlier roots and the phrase is now used more widely to describe the setting of such tales. The artwork of Guns sets it apart, however--it is fantastic. No wonder, then that it is one of 2010's five nominees for the Eisner Award for Best Digital Comic (won by Cameron Stewart's ).

The Shadow has always known what evil lurks in the hearts of men… until now! When his mystic powers fail, the original masked crime-fighter travels the globe alongside his sidekick, WWI ace pilot Miles Crofton, on a bloody search for answers. From Nepal, where the Shadow's efforts to reconnect with his spiritual masters leads to a confrontation with opium smugglers, they travel to the frontlines of the Spanish Civil War in pursuit of arms dealers and a would-be dictator. Who is the maniacal El Rey, who plots to rise from the debris of war as his battle-ravaged nation's supreme ruler? And how will the Shadow dispense justice when he discovers that a former flame is El Rey's brutal enforcer, the Black Sparrow? Hard-boiled crime novelist Victor Gischler raises the definitive pulp hero to new heights of crime noir glory!
Collects the complete six-issue comic book storyline from The Shadow #7-12.

Written and illustrated by legendary and award-winning comic book creator Howard Chaykin, The Shadow: Blood & Judgment is collected for the first time since 1991!!! Chaykin's dynamic, visceral style added a new dimension to The Shadow of the 1980's! The laugh had vanished…the mocking, sinister laugh that signaled doom for the petty souls whose wrongdoing stained the world. It was gone, lost in the night that echoed it. Now, one by one, his friends and operatives are being ruthlessly murdered. Someone is trying to draw him out. Thirty-five years later, it is time for him to return. The laugh is here again. The Shadow is back. God help the guilty.

For Art Spiegelman, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Maus, the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 were both highly personal and intensely political. In the Shadow of No Towers, his first new book of comics since the groundbreaking Maus, is a masterful and moving account of the events and aftermath of that tragic day.

, is the second five-issue limited series adapted by Marvel Comics from the novel Ender's Game (1985), the Hugo and Nebula award-winning science fiction novel by American author Orson Scott Card. It is the companion series to and centers on Ender's friend Bean as he is recruited into the military and cloistered in the training center known as Battle School.

The companion series to , which is the continuation of the faithful, methodical yet thoroughly engrossing adaptation of the first novel of Orson Scott Card's critically-acclaimed and multiple-award-winning series of books. Upon the close of Battle School, Ender Wiggins has been promoted to Command School, as the leader of Dragon Army. And assigned under him is Bean, the boy who may be as smart, if not smarter, than Ender himself. This is Command School as told from the viewpoint of Bean.

Shadow State was a comic book published by short-lived Broadway Comics. The issues generally had two stories, one of which featured the character Fatale. It was written by Jim Shooter. Only five issues were published before the abrupt demise of Broadway Comics, leaving the storyarc unfinished.

The return of Conan is at hand. By the mid 1970s, Robert E Howard's seminal Sword and Sorcery hero had cut a path through the comic-book world, restored to vivid life by prolific writer Roy Thomas and his host of talented artists.Of those artists, none contributed more to Conan's legacy than the legendary John Buscema. Taking the lush and detailed realism that had already been established in the comic-book series, Buscema pushed the look of Howard's creation in an entirely new direction, illustrating what would become the definitive version of Conan for an entire generation of readers.