What makes a hero? Driven to save lives after her son's murder, Frankie Kemp has spent years as a non-powered vigilante. But when a virus releases super-powered potential in much of the population, 'C... (more)

After the success of the success of the three-volume trade paperback series-and subsequent all-in-one edition, Cavalcade of Boys returns with its 4th volume: Love is the Reason. Series creator Tim Fis... (more)

New Line Cinema's Cinema of Fear action figure line continues with this third series of figures based on Friday the 13th, The Nightmare on Elm Street, and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre! With characters ... (more)

Final Crisis Aftermath! DC's summer event has now concluded and CBG helps pick up the pieces. Plus, all the news, views, reviews, and a price guide readers can't get anywhere else!

Comics Revue is a monthly magazine that reprints old newspaper strips in chronological sequence, and features about ten different series, such as Modesty Blaise, Tarzan, Flash Gordon, Steve Canyon, Li... (more)

The Compleat Cannon reprints the entirety of legendary cartoonist Wally (EC Comics, MAD magazine, etc.) Wood's classic sex-and-violence secret-agent strip from the late 1960s. The Cold War is still th... (more)

The Next Men, having been falsely convicted of murder, break out of jail and go underground... literally. They head for the abandoned subway tunnels of New York and find them less abandoned than every... (more)

Together for the first time in one volume are the classic Ro-Buster tales written by 2000AD supremo Pat Mills, with art by some of the biggest names in the industry including Dave Gibbons and Mike McM... (more)

Homecomings and War Stories
Richard Corben illustrates another gripping Connacht flashback, as we witness how Conan's grandfather returned to Cimmeria, found a bride, and tamed his wanderlust in order... (more)

Two stories to blow your mind past the mountains of madness. Sam Costello debuts at BOOM! with "It Must Have Been Something You Ate," followed by Robert Tinnell's terrifying short "Face of the Competi... (more)

Two stories to blow your mind past the mountains of madness. Sam Costello debuts at BOOM! with "It Must Have Been Something You Ate," followed by Robert Tinnell's terrifying short "Face of the Competi... (more)