Lost Memory

The new graphic novel by Jason is both a playful take on the classic detective story. A detective happens to find a lost cat and finds that he and the woman to whom he returns it have a lot in common. They agree to meet again… but she's disappeared. Isolation and memory intertwine in the longest story by Jason to date.

Story is based on three childhood friends: A girl who lost her memory, Miyuki; a girl who is a currently a super idol, Fumika; and Shuuichi, a childhood friend of Miyuki and Fumika, who likes to take photographs...

Story is based on three childhood friends: A girl who lost her memory, Miyuki; a girl who is a currently a super idol, Fumika; and Shuuichi, a childhood friend of Miyuki and Fumika, who likes to take photographs...

One day, Harmony wakes up in an unfamiliar basement having completely lost her memory. All she now knows of the world is the name of her “host,” the mysterious voices in her head and a newly discovered talent for telekinesis. She’s going to have to get her memory back pretty quickly in order to face the dangers that await her. There are so many unanswered questions, and the fight has only just begun…

Written by Quinton Miles Art by Daniele Cosentino Colors by Giulia Priori Letters by MaGnUs
An over the top adventure that’s literally out of this world! Cody Bennett wakes up on a mysterious planet, with no memory of how he got there, and quickly discovers that he’s been crowned king of a leading monarchy. And to top it off, he’s apparently started a civil war! With his two alien guards Zorg and Stus, Cody begins the quest to regain the lost pieces of his memory in addition to restoring order to the planet. In doing so, he just might be able to find his way home.

(originally known simply as ) is a three-issue limited comic book crossover series published by Dark Horse Comics and DC Comics from July-September 1995. It features a battle between the superhero Superman and the aliens created by H. R. Giger (a.k.a. the Xenomorphs), from the Alien film series. The writers use the plot device of Superman's powers temporarily diminishing- due to him being in a location with a distinct lack of yellow sunlight that his body requires to give him his powers- to make the Xenomorphs a believable threat to the Man of Steel. The series was written and drawn by Dan Jurgens, inked byKevin Nowlan, lettered by Bill Oakley and colored by Greg Wright. It was edited by Mike Carlin of DC Comics and Michael Eury of Dark Horse, and featured covers by Jurgens & Nowlan. A pretty good crossover, still holding up after all these years. High quality 1200px scans.

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