The Kingdom Volume 3 The Suitor

The fourth volume in The First Kingdom series concludes the first galaxy-sprawling chapter in the lifetime's work of one the comics industry's greatest secrets!
The war between humanity and the news gods takes as ugly twist as the demi-deities begin to experiment combining human flesh with robot technology. The result is a new twist in the catastrophic battle between the gods and their creations!
A heady mix of Classic mythology, creation myth of biblical proportions, epic space opera and barnstorming sci-fi pulp, this is a forgotten classic resurrected here to greatness!

Pushed to the brink of despair after his father attempted to have him killed, Prince Canute has experienced an awakening, transforming him from a timid, gentle boy into a clear-eyed man with the heart of a king. But a king needs a crown, and Canute now knows that nothing will be given to him. If he wants to rule, he will have to prove his ruthlessness with a plot that will change the fate of the kingdom and spatter the throne with blood! Meanwhile, Thorfinn watches events unfold that could steal away the vengeance he has waited so long to achieve…

is a mature readers comic book series of three volumes that was published by the Vertigo imprint of DC Comics from 1994 to 2000. It was created and scripted by Scottish writer Grant Morrison, and drawn by various artists throughout its publication. The plot follows (more or less--which is to say, that's not all) a single cell of The Invisible College, a secret organization battling against physical and psychic oppression using time travel, magic, meditation, and physical violence. The inspiration for movies. Volume 3 consists of 12 issues with cover dates April 1999 through June 2000.

This is a collection of Minutemen scans (Minutemen Masterworks) by Minutemen Legion Boy and Mr. Shepherd of the first six issues of The Brave and the Bold Volume 3 that comprise its first story arc, entitled, "The Lords of Luck." Note that this is not a scan of the hardcover or the trade paperback of the same title and collection that was published by DC in December 2007; nevertheless, the contents are identical. teams up BAtman and Gren Lantern and is a fantastic story, and one that realizes all the potential set forth in the DC Universe in the wake of . Written by Mark Waid with art by George Perez, Brave and the Bold offers smart super-hero team-ups that play on established continuity while still being accessible for new readers. The whole volume has a great Silver Age tone, where the heroes all know each other, like each other, and work well together to get the job done. It became an instant hit.

is a series of American comic books produced by Top Cow Productions, studio partner of Image Comics. The comic's central subject is the power known as The Darkness and its wielders. The Darkness is an ageless power dating back beyond human history. Darkness users can create anything they desire with The Darkness, even sentient beings, but anything they make will crumble to dust in the light.