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Written by Rafael Scavone. Art and Cover by Rafael Albuquerque. A new series from Rafael Albuquerque and Rafael Scavone, the team behind Neil Gaiman's A Study in Emerald! Hidden from ordinary eyes, there is a world alongside our own full of deities, demons, and danger-where magic wins out over science and dark secrets lie in wait. Ulloo, the last wizard from the Hidden Society, enlists the aid of a blind girl and her demon, a young magician, and a cursed bounty hunter in order to stop a group of nihilist warlocks from waking the Society's greatest nemesis: a primeval force that, unchecked, will scorch the planet bare of all life. 28 pages, full color. Cover price $3.99.

Cover art by B. C. Boyer. The Hillshire Mall, script and art by B. C. Boyer; Weasel and Vermin try to destroy a shopping mall. 36 pgs. $2.95. Cover price $2.95.

Kid Eternity, Her Highness, Bob and Swab (Klaus Nordling), Peachy, Betty Bates in "The Secret Panel in the Full Moon," Sir Roger, and Big Brother. Cover price $0.10.

WRITTEN BY GARTH ENNIS; ART AND COVER BY DOUG MAHNKE Lobo decides to grab a brew at Noonan's in what may be the biggest bar fight in comics history! Guest-starring Six Pack and the might and right of the super-team known as Section Eight! For more information, see the feature article. FC, 48 PG. Cover price $3.95.

"The magazine of the cartoon arts." Cover price $5.95.

"The magazine of the cartoon arts." Cover price $5.95.

November 2006. Catalog of graphic novels, books, and related items available from Diamond Comic Distributors. 8-3/8 in. x 10-7/8 in.; full color; 48 pages. Cover price $0.75.

Written by Michael Coast. Art by Francis Nuguit. Cover by Ruiz Burgos. A happy family, a lovely spring evening, and zombies. The family that faces zombies together stays together. Until they don't. The Foster family learns that blood, literally, is thicker than water. Then they pop out of the frying pan and into the fire. The End…? 32 pages, full color. Cover price $2.50.

Third Edition. Federal Civil Defense Administration demonstrates a family action plan for home protection exercises. Includes: "What To Do When The Signal Sounds", "Preparation of Your Shelter", "Home Fire Prevention", "Home Fire Fighting", "Emergency Action to Save Lives", "What To Do if Someone Is Trapped", "Provisions For Safe Food and Water in Emergencies" and "Home Nursing." 8" x 10-1/2", B&W, standard paper stock.

Based on the classic cartoon. "The Giggler," script by Bill Crouch, Jr., art by Frank Roberge; The Giggler robs a golf course. "Purse Snatchers, Beware!", script by Bill Crouch, Jr., art by Frank Roberge; Rosemary catches a purse snatcher. "The Lost Sheep" text story starring Dimitri, script by Mike Pellowski, art by Jim Hanley. "Knock Three Times," script by Bill Crouch, Jr., art by Frank Roberge; Hong Kong Phooey practices his quick-change. "Cat Burglar," script by Bill Crouch, Jr., art by Frank Roberge; Hong Kong Phoey accidentally stops the Cat Burglar. "The Day the Blimp Came," script by Bill Crouch, Jr., art by Frank Roberge; Hong Kong Phooey stops the Pink Duke from destroying the parade balloons. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.

First 30-cent cover price. Cover art by Joe Snow. "Joe Snow"; Hong Kong Phooey must stop Joe Snow from stealing a briefcase full of money. "Kung Foo Katie"; Katie steals Hong Kong's book of Karate to become a super villain. "The Karate Crook" text story. "Human Pogo Stick"; Hong Kong Phooey stops Pagar from stealing a diamond. "Helpful Hero"; Hong Kong Phooey captures a burglar in a glass store and smashes all the inventory. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.30.

"One-Man Crime Wave"; Someone is stealing items from the police station; Pete the Mooch, Hong Kong Phooey, Sgt Flint, Spot, and Rosemary appear. "The Ghost of Gus the Great"; Sgt. Flint captures Gus the Great. "Romeo the Robber"; Rosemary goes undercover to help capture Romeo. "Dr. Robar's Evil Robot" text story. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.30.

Written by Bill Jemas and Jeff McComsey. Art by Novo Malgapo and Fernando Melek. Cover by Crystal Graziano. Protect. Serve. Beat. Burn. Rise. Repeat. If you ever get pulled over by these cops, get ready to hand over your license, registration, and death certificate. No ifs, ands, or buts! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $2.50.

Stories by Richard Hughes and others. Art by Edmond Good, Harry Lazarus, Robert McCarty and Ogden Whitney. Cover by Ogden Whitney. Tales of the Old West from legendary early independent comics publisher ACG, featuring the Hooded Horseman, a mysterious masked gunslinger with a secret identity. Flash the Wonder Dog runs for help after the Hooded Horseman breaks a leg; Cowboy Sahib is drugged and captured by Queen Rani the Cruel; Johnny Injun is kidnapped by white desperados. First issue with Comics Code seal. The Hooded Horseman; Cook's Assistant; Cowboy Sahib; Flash the Hooded Horseman's Miracle Dog!; Perils of the Old West; Johnny Injun; Famous Western Scouts: Lonesome Charley Reynolds. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Created & written by Timothy Shea with art by Ed Loven. B&W, 24 pages, standard paper stock. Cover price $1.95.

Dotty and husband Horace face domestic squabbles similar to those of Blondie and Dagwood, right down to the drawing style; the long-running family strip also featured tween daughter Taffy and dog Pepper. The family goes to a carnival; Connie the babysitter continues to solidify her racket at Horace's expense; Detective Crendell uses a beard to help solve a crime. Best Dressed; Crime Sleuth; Surprising Turn of Events; Lil Taffy; Personal Call; Carnival; Why Husbands Get Gray: Being Thoughtful; A Woman's Way; A Good Cause; The Animal Kingdom; The Mechanic. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Dotty and husband Horace face domestic squabbles similar to those of Blondie and Dagwood, right down to the drawing style; the long-running family strip also featured tween daughter Taffy and dog Pepper. A cat is run over by a steam roller, but is merely annoyed at its new shape; The Assistant Zoo Keeper enlists an octopus to help with his many tasks; The Assistant Zoo Keeper lends Toko the gorilla to his cousin, stoking fears that he's escaped. Before and After; Wife's Little Helper; Advice to the Lovelorn; Home Sweet Home; Double Header; Rumpus; Door Jam; Fun at the Zoo; Bathtub Blues. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories by Buford Tune and Art Helfant. Art by Buford Tune and Art Helfant, plus an ad by Al Capp. Cover by Buford Tune. Dotty and husband Horace face domestic squabbles similar to those of Blondie and Dagwood, right down to the drawing style; the long-running family strip also featured tween daughter Taffy and dog Pepper. Horace and Dotty get into a fight while advising a friend on how to stay happy. Horace attempts to out-Dagwood the "Dagwood sandwich;" Horace and Dotty find that watching neighbors Bix and Lois fight is better than television. Also featuring a Wildroot Cream-Oil ad starring Al Capp's Dick Tracy spoof, Fearless Fosdick, from "L'il Abner," with actual art by Capp. Happy Horace; Li'l Taffy; Free-for-All; Shopping Spree; High School Antics; Dotty's Delight. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Story and art by Rich Tommaso. Things seem to be going from bad to worse in Paradise Falls, at least as far as Fran is concerned. She's nearly run over by a truck, discovers she has a stalker, and can't find anything to eat in her mom's kitchen. She can't take much more. But, on the plus side, she has met Mel, the only (relatively) normal person in town. So maybe things are looking up. But then again, what is that on the front porch? Rich Tommaso delivers another chapter in his atmospheric-but-funny new thriller that is not to be missed. 24 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.95.

Story and art by Rich Tommaso. What do young socialites do in a retirement village? They steer clearof the retirees, that's what! In this third chapter from Clover Honeycreator, Rich Tommaso, gothic acquaintances Fran and Mel delve deeper into the strangeness of the middle class, finding that poodles are vicious animals and that suburbia is perhaps a breeding ground for the subhuman! 24 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.95.

Horror movie news, comics, action figures and blu-rays. In this issue of the horror fan's magazine: The Thing - a HorrorHound Retrospective, featuring an exclusive interview with John Carpenter; plus an advance look at the prequel, including interviews with the director and star Mary Elizabeth Winstead. Also: Mars Attacks! Artist Spotlight - Norman Saunders; Invasion of the Body Snatchers - A History of Body Snatchers in Cinema; Attack the Block; Making The Munsters; Slash and Dine; and more. Magazine, 64 pages, full color. Cover price $6.99.

#10109-401 on cover, 1963, 12c. One shot comic which features an adaptation of the 1963 Walt Disney movie about a group of kids' toy riding horse which becomes a tool for some crooks and the resulting adventures. Issue also has a Captain Nemo story "Dr. Neptune's Sea Monsters" and a one-page text story "True Heroes of America ? John Muir." Front and back cover feature photos from the movie and inside covers have "Keys of Knowledge" educational features. Story and art credits: unknown. Cover price $0.12.

Sometimes listed as A1 Comics (1944 Life's Romances) #115. Funny-animal comics featuring Harry Hot Dog, a canine with a short temper who responds to life's little inconveniences with misguided violence. A golf game goes off the rails; Harry takes on the Complaint Department; Harry becomes a superhero. Harry Hot Dog; Below Par; Complaint Crazy; Shoe Blue; Big Deal; Super Hotdog. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Sometimes listed as A1 Comics (1944 Life's Romances) #124. Funny-animal comics featuring Harry Hot Dog, a canine with a short temper who responds to life's little inconveniences with misguided violence. Harry takes his tuba on a camping trip and annoys the locals; Fifi takes Harry to get some paintings for his house, but abstract modern art confuses and angers him; Harry wants to work in the circus, but his talents for magic, acrobatics and fire-breathing barely qualify him for kitchen duty. Harry Hot Dog; Beat Up Downbeat; Mad, Modern and Egad! 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Sometimes listed as A1 Comics (1944 Life's Romances) #136. Funny-animal comics featuring Harry Hot Dog, a canine with a short temper who responds to life's little inconveniences with misguided violence. Harry creates a robot to do his bidding, but once activated, it's just one more thing to annoy him; Harry tries to make it rain; Harry gets some new gadgets for his home. Harry's Robot; The Walking Dimestore; A Drippy Dip!; The Rain-Maker; Home Made Grape Juice; Indian Sign; Gadget Happy. Final issue of the series under this title; A-1 continued. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Violent car collision cover by Lou Morales. In order of appearance: "The Payoff!" art by Dick Giordano; "The Terrible Targa" art by Lou Morales; "Hot Rod Talk"; "Drag Strip" art by Dick Giordano; and "Continental" art by Lou Morales and Dennis Laugen. "The Hot Rod Scenic Railway" text story. 36 pages. Full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Hot and Bothered"; When Hot Stuff has to leave his trident to be repaired, he borrows one that turns out to be much more powerful. "The Terrible Tiger" text story. "The Present" text story. "A Burning Sensation"; Hot Stuff goes into an art museum to get out of the rain. "Creepy Teepee"; Hot Stuff tangles with the residents of an Indian reservation. 2 one-page Wendy stories. "Wide Awake"; Stumbo the Giant can't sleep, so Officer O'Floodle tries to help. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

32 pgs. B&W with color cover. Mature readers. Cover price $2.95.

Cover pencils by Win Mortimer, inks by Charles Paris. "I Fell in Love with a Witch!", pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Ray Burnley; Private investigator Carter Blake falls head over heels in love with Jean Brewster; Without knowing anything about her, he's willing to marry her; Checking old newspaper clippings, Blake finds out that his fiancée seems to possess witch-like powers. "Man or Monster?", art by Bob Brown; Dr. Hunt gets addicted to a formula which transforms him into a brutish beast and commands him to murder his friends. "The Curse of Seabury Manor"; A man spends the night in haunted Seabury manor and dies 24 hours later. Casey the Cop humor page by Henry Boltinoff. 2 page text article "Exposing Voices From Beyond" by David Kahn--investigation into the world of false Spiritualism, reporting and debunking many of the procedures used. "Wanda Was a Werewolf!"; Doug Martin visits the village of his fiancée Wanda where the townsfolk are hunting a female werewolf. "Superstitious Lover!" one-page story, art by Morris Waldinger; A young man thinks a ghost is following him, but it's only a white ribbon attached to his hat. 44 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Neal Adams. Featuring: 11 page story "Mask of the Red Fox" written by Robert Kanigher and drawn by Alex Toth; 1 page Page 13 activity drawn by Sergio Aragones; 3 page Cain's True Case Files story "Appointment Beyond the Grave!" drawn by Wayne Howard; 1 page Cain's Game Room filler by Sergio Aragones; 7 page story "An Aura of Death!" drawn by John Celardo and Mike Peppe. 36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.15.

Cover art by Tony deZuniga. "A Girl and Her Dog," script by Gerry Conway, art by Gray Morrow; During WWII, two orphans are chased through bomb-ravaged London by Satan worshipers. One page of Cain's Game Room cartoons, art by Sergio Aragones. "The Alien Within Me," art by Alex Toth; An alien sends his image to Earth to stop a bomb sent here by his race. "Child of the Dead," script by Jack Oleck, art by Wayne Howard; A woman is buried but when grave robbers dig her grave up they find her alive. One page of Cain's Room cartoons, art by Lore Shoberg. "Dark Journey," art by Nick Cardy; A man who takes a fortune that was meant to build a hospital in Africa is cursed by the village witch doctor. "My Heart Becomes So Icy Cold" A Witch's Garden of Curses text story by Len Wein, art by Tony DeZuniga. "The Little People," script by Jack Oleck, pencils by Gil Kane, inks by Frank Giacoia; Michael O'Bannion makes a bargain with the little people to trade his unwanted baby girl for a baby boy. 52 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.25.

Cover art by Neal Adams. "Ghost Ship," script by Jack Oleck, art by Jack Sparling; After a mutiny, three men are picked up by the Flying Dutchman. "Mr. Mortem!", art by Leonard Starr; When Drew Wilson sees a strange man at his uncle's funeral, and again at the death of a boxer he realizes that Death itself has been stalking him. "I Wish I May, I Wish I Might," script by Len Wein, pencils by Dick Dillin, inks by Frank Giacoia; Mark Wagner finds an old bottle with a Genie in it and decides to trade places with him. One page of Cain's Game Room cartoons, art by Lore Shoberg. "House of Horrors," script by Jack Oleck, art by Nestor Redondo; Frank Cannon believes that the strange family on the outskirts of town are really vampires. "The Guardian of the Past," art by Nick Cardy; An expedition to the Egyptian tomb of Khardis III leads to the theft of emeralds and a strange time trip to the era of the Pharaohs and back. 52 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.25.

Cover art by Neal Adams. "Sno' Fun!", script by Sergio Aragonés, art by Wally Wood; Dr. Wallace B. Peterson wants the fame of the discovery of a lost civilization in Antarctica for himself and so kills his colleague Professor Strauss; On the exploratory mission he is then captured and kept prisoner by that lost race of monstrous men who want to know everything about the outside world; A long time later he manages to escape but returning to civilization he doesn't feel well and goes to relax at the House of Mystery. One page of Cain's Game Room cartoons, art by Sergio Aragonés. "He Doomed The World!", art by Jack Kirby; Frank Cable sends four explorers to place special metal rods at the highest, lowest, hottest and coldest parts of the Earth. One page of Cain's Gargoyles cartoons, art by Sergio Aragonés. "Snow Beast," script by Lynn Marron, art by Rich Buckler; Alaskan miners are being attacked by someone; is it the Su-Ka-Tae or something else? "The Whole Ball of Tin," script by Len Wein and Gerry Conway, art by Bob Oksner; After killing a man, Willie goes to his estranged father for help evading the police. "The Haunting Wind!", script by Jack Miller, art by John Giunta; After stealing a ruby ring in Tibet, Dan Russell is cursed to die by a vengeful wind. 52 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.25.

Cover art by Michael W. Kaluta. "The Beast's Revenge," script by John Albano, art by Michael W. Kaluta; John is impatient with his sister's love of animals, and accidentally kills her when she tries to protect her dog from his anger; John is then attacked and killed by other animals around the farm that his sister had befriended. "The Secret of Camp Galaxy," art by Bob Brown; Johnny Thornton is chosen to go to a summer camp staffed by aliens from other planets, but his parents believe it's all an elaborate hoax. Statement of ownership; Average number of copies sold during preceding 12 months (total paid circulation): 187,408; Actual number sold for issue nearest filing date (total paid circulation): 194,734. "The Forbidden Wish," art by George Roussos; Cal Colby finds a Native American talisman that grants him whatever he wishes for, but warns him not to wish for immortality. One page of Cain's Gargoyles cartoons, art by Sergio Aragonés. "The Lunatic," script by Jack Oleck, art by Ralph Reese; Angry villagers demand that one of two brothers should be killed because he is insane, but which one is it? "A Breath of Black Death," script by Gerry Conway (as Francis X. Bushmaster), art by Tony deZuniga; An Egyptian Pharaoh begs the gods to restore his son to life, but is unwilling to pay the price they demand. "Slogging Through the Swamp On a Murky Evening" one-page A Witch's Garden of Curses story, script by Len Wein. 52 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.25.

Cover by Ernie Chan (as Ernie Chua). Featuring: 10 page Cain story "Death-Vault of the Eskimo Kings" written by Michael Fleisher & Russell Carley (script continuity) and drawn by Mike Vosburg & Sal Trapani; 1 page story "Cain's Game Room" written by Don Edwing (idea) & Dave Manak and drawn by Dave Manak; 6 page story "Tomb It May Concern" written by Jack Oleck and drawn by Jess Jodloman. 36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.30.

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First 15-cent cover. First appearance of Abel. Abel acts as a storyteller and host of the series, as well as the caretaker of the House of Secrets. Cover art by Neal Adams. "Don't Move It!", script by Mike Friedrich, pencils by Jerry Grandenetti, inks by George Roussos; This story provides the background of the House of Secrets, who built it and its history, and leads into the next story which talks about Abel's taking possession of it. "House of Secrets," art by Bill Draut; A realty agent helps Abel move into the House of Secrets where Abel bumps into Cain; When Cain asks Abel who he is talking to, Abel indicates the realty agent who dissipates into a spirit which merges into the House of Secrets. "Burn This House!" text story. "Aaron Philips' Photo Finish!", script by Gerry Conway, art by Jack Sparling; Abel tells Cain a story about a photographer who takes blackmail photos being sent out to photograph the House of Secrets, but the house swallows him up, leaving only a photograph of the man's shocked expression as the only evidence he was ever inside. 36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.15.

Cover art by Neal Adams. "Realler Than Real," inks by Vince Colletta; An obnoxious film producer gets his just rewards when he is slain by an arrow shot from a screening room projection screen. "His Last Resting Place!" text story. "Sudden Madness," inks by Dick Giordano; Aliens disperse puzzle boxes across Earth which produce violent psychosis in those who attempt to solve them so they can take over easily. "The Little Old Winemaker," art by Jack Sparling; A man builds a water-tight wine cellar while plotting to kill his nephew, and the nephew obliges by smashing open the wine casks obsessed with the idea the man has killed his wife and hidden her body inside one of them. "The One and Only, Fully Guaranteed, Super-Permanent, 100%?", script by Marv Wolfman, pencils by Dick Dillin, inks by Neal Adams; Henpecked Stanley Landman mail-orders the answer to his problems. 36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.15.