John Gray

Vous vous demandez peut-être pourquoi la vie entre HOMMES et FEMMES ne coule pas toujours de source ? Tout simplement parce que nous venons de deux planètes différentes. Par conséquent, nous ne parlons pas le même langage et n'avons absolument pas le même fonctionnement. Mais, pas de panique, ne préparez pas tout de suite le formulaire de divorce, il est tout à fait possible de se comprendre et même, si si, de vivre en parfaite harmonie ! Alors n'hésitez pas à venir déchiffrer les codes de votre conjoint(e) avec humour.

was a five-issue miniseries written by Carrie Smith and Becca Smith and illustrated by Elena Casagrande and published by IDW Publishing with cover dates March to July, 2008. It is faithfully based on the television series created by John Gray and based on James Van Praagh’s own experiences as a psychic and medium, starring Jennifer Love Hewitt as Melinda Gordon, who operates an antique store and has had to deal with ghosts that appear to her to get messages to their loved ones nearly her whole life. Even the story movement and development of the comics series parallels that of the tv show, which comes as no surprise since both writers of the comic book series have also written episodes for the tv series. In fact, the comic book panels could very serve as a storyboard for a tv episode. If you're a fan of the tv show, this series is for you.

is an ongoing five-issue miniseries written by Barbara Randall Kesel and published by IDW Publishing. As with the first and previous miniseries , it is faithfully based on the television series of the same title created by John Gray starring Jennifer Love Hewitt as Melinda Gordon, who operates an antique store and has had to deal with ghosts that appear to her to get messages to their loved ones nearly her whole life. For fans of the tv series.

(real name Kara Zor-L, also known as Karen Starr) is a DC Comics superheroine, making her first appearance in All Star Comics #58 (January/February 1976). After going through various iterations and developments amidst DC Comics Universe upheavals (Power Girl is the Earth-Two counterpart of Supergirl, the first cousin of the Pre-Crisis Earth-Two Superman and a member of the Justice Society of America), which brought about a confusing mess of conflicts and in continuity, the new ongoing series will clarify these conflicts and specify her present official powers and abilities with a retelling of her formal background, re-establishing Power Girl's secret identity as Karen Starr, and reaffirming her cult status as the Blonde Superheroine with Big Boobs--err... with The Best Bosom.

Promoción editorial: ¡El tío Creepy, vuestro carcajeador comandante, está al timón del horror, guiándoos a través de aguas tormentosas en un eterno VIAJE POR EL TERROR!

Promoción editorial: ¡El tío Creepy, vuestro carcajeador comandante, está al timón del horror, guiándoos a través de aguas tormentosas en un eterno VIAJE POR EL TERROR!

This is the story of two women. One of those women is Lady Sheringham, interviewed in her manor house, the other is Emma Piggott, who has just passed away in her London apartment, alone. To the former, life has been kind. She’s gone from Shanghai to Hong Kong to Kuala Lumpar, from governess to sultana. She lives in the lap of luxury, engaged in an endless cycle of drinks parties, outings on horseback and the delicious little scandals of the British colonial community. This is a woman destined never to know hardship, other than the loss of loved ones. Emma Piggott, a teacher at St. John’s, has lived a gray and stagnant life, experiencing Asia only through newspaper articles that she carefully cuts out collects, but never leaving the Whitechapel neighborhood where her parents kept a grocery store.And yet, something unites these two women–a little detail, nothing at all really, mere chance, or perhaps just a nightmare that troubles Lady Sheringham’s sleep from time to time…

In an alternate universe where JFK was never assassinated, mankind has already suffered through World War III, unified into a single world government, and built a base on the moon by the year 1999!

The sci-fi classic series returns! September 13th: 1999 ' An atomic accident causes the moon to be blown out of orbit and hurled into the unknown, the survivors of the lunar base stationed there launched towards their destiny across the stars. But what of the cataclysm and wanton destruction caused to the Earth in its wake?

This vein-chilling second volume showcases work by some of the best artists to ever work in the comics medium, including Alex Toth, Gray Morrow, Reed Crandall, John Severin, and others. Each archive volume of Creepy is packed with stories (usually up to eight short stories were featured in every issue!) running the gamut of gruesome subject matter, from reimagined horror classics such as "The Cask of Amontillado," to spectacularly mind-twisting shorts such as "The Thing in the Pit," or the macabre maritime yarn "Drink Deep."