Rafael Chirbes

La Universidad de Comillas oculta un secreto en sus sótanos. Una maquinaria capaz de despertar el Infierno. Dos estudiantes jesuitas, ignorando los peligros a los que se exponen, intentarán descubrir un misterio que podría cambiar la historia.

¡Último número! ¡Concluye El Primer Aliado y concluye la serie orquestada por Scott Snyder! El guionista de Noches oscuras: Metal se asocia con uno de sus colaboradores habituales, Rafael Albuquerque (American Vampire) para colocar a Batman ante su prueba definitiva. El Caballero Oscuro tiene que tomar la decisión más complicada: perder una parte de su futuro… ¡o perder a su familiar más querido! ¿Qué precio está dispuesto a pagar?

En este tomo se cierra, en el ecuador del siglo XX, el primer ciclo de esta grandiosa epopeya vampírica, estableciendo un antes y un después en la historia de Skinner Sweet y Pearl Jones. Además, la carretera se tiñe de sangre en el one-shot rockabilly De cabeza al infierno, y algunos de los mejores autores de la industria norteamericana del cómic ofrecen su particular visión del universo de American Vampire en una antología que amplía los horizontes de la actual serie estrella del sello Vertigo de DC Comics.

Editorial: El caso del Primer Aliado lleva a Batman a descubrir inquietantes verdades sobre uno de sus más fieles compañeros: ¿cómo encaja Alfred en este perverso entramado? ¿Con quién está dispuesto a pactar el Caballero Oscuro para acabar con el verdadero enemigo?

Descubre las historias del pasado de los miembros de La Vieja Guardia.

Dynamite Entertainment reinvents the original fictional Buck Rogers of Philip Nowlan, of John Flint Dille's comic strip and of the various character iterations in various media through the years, notably the TV series, but still keeping it attached to a thread of commonality with all these versions. Issue #0 starts at the end of a story arc--or a storyline--serving as a teaser to the subsequent intro in #1. After the initial five-part story arc entitled "Future Shock", issue #6 was a standalone, a sort of a taking stock by Buck Rogers of his new world. Issue #7 starts the two-part story arc, "The Space Beneath." A high quality Minutemen scan.

was a short-lived magazine comprised entirely of reprinted material (in color) from other Warren publications. Warren Publishing was an American magazine company founded by James Warren, who published his first magazines in 1957. Magazines published by Warren primarily cover the science-fiction and fantasy-horror genres and include , and . Comix International was launched in 1974 and was published annually, with two releases (issues #3 & #4) in 1976, but stopped publication in 1977 after only five issues. These series also serves as a showcase of artist Richard Corben's prodigious talent and skill as he did most of the artwork. Of course we all know him for his illustrated fantasy stories in . For the comics collector.

Dynamite Entertainment reinvents the original fictional Buck Rogers of Philip Nowlan, of John Flint Dille's comic strip and of the various character iterations in various media through the years, notably the TV series, but still keeping it attached to a thread of commonality with all these versions. Issue #0 starts at the end of a story arc--or a storyline--serving as a teaser to the subsequent intro in #1. After the initial five-part story arc entitled "Future Shock" issue #6 is a standalone, a sort of a taking stock by Buck Rogers of his new world.