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July 1, 1978. Features include Ant Wars (script by Gerry Finley-Day, art by Ferrer), Inferno (script by Tom Tully, art by Belardinelli), Judge Dredd in the Cursed Earth chapter 11, "Battle of the Burger Barons" (script by Pat Mills, art by Mike McMahon), Mach Zero (script by Geoffrey Miller, art by Mike Dorey), and Dan Dare in "Garden of Eden" part 5 (script by Jack Adrian, art by Dave Gibbons). Kevin O'Neill cover.

Featuring The Ballad of Halo Jones: Book 3 (Part 7 of 15) "7: Leavetaking" Written by Alan Moore, Art by Ian Gibson; Slaine "The Tomb of Terror" (Part 12 of 15) Written by Pat Mills, Art by Glenn Fabry; Judge Dredd "The Secret Diary of Adrian Cockroach" Written by T.B. Grover, Art by Cam Kennedy; Ace Trucking "The Doppelgarp" (Part 8 of 22) Written by Grant/Grover, Art by Massimo Belardinelli; Stontium Dog "Max Bubba" (Part 14 of 21) Written by Alan Grant, Art by Carlos Ezquerra. Cover by Robin Smith.

August 8, 1987. Features include Strontium Dog in "The Royal Affair" part 3 (script Alan Grant, art by Carlos Ezquerra), D.R. & Quinch's Incredibly Excruciating Agony Page (script by Jamie Delano and Alan Davis, pencils by Davis, inks by Mark Farmer), Nemesis the Warlock in "A Bedtime Story" (script by Pat Mills, photos by Tony Luke), Judge Dredd (script by Wagner/Grant, art by Liam Sharp), the Mean Team (script by Alan Hebden, art by Massimo Belardinelli), and Tales From Mega-City One (script by Wagner/Grant, art by David Wyatt). Sharp cover.

November 16, 2005. All color except for the Red Seas and Tales of the Leviathan. Features include Judge Dredd in "Everything in the Garden" (script by John Wagner, art by Arthur Ranson), the Red Seas in "UNderworld" part 6 (script by Ian Edginton, art by Steve Yeowell), Leatherjack part 16 (script by John Smith, art by Paul Marshall), Sinister Dexter in "And Death Shall Have No Dumb Minions" part 7 (script by Dan aBnett, art by Simon Davis), and Tales of the Leviathan: "McLean's Last Case" (script by Ian Edginton, art by D'Israeli). Cliff Robinson cover.

A quarterly showcase for classic tales and unreprinted rarities from the Thrill-Vaults of the Galaxy's Greatest Comic! Each 116-page edition is themed round a specific character or concept, and comes with a zarjaz new cover by one of Tharg's hottest art droids! SC, 116pg

Fumetti cover (photo blended with art) by Stephen John Phillips; "Repro-Man" part two; Jamie Delano script; Steve Pugh art; James Sinclair color; Ellie DeVille letters; Cover price $2.25.

Written by Keith Giffen. Art by Pat Olliffe and John Stanisci. Cover by Ethan Van Sciver. Murphy's Law tells us that 'whatever can go wrong will go wrong at the worst possible moment.' Ask Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman about that and they'd probably tell you Murphy was an optimist. The FOUR HORSEMEN are fully renewed and more powerful and dangerous than ever! Let the terror begin! Cover price $2.99.

by Mike Cavallaro. The town of Squareville, NJ is abducted as part of an alien's mysterious mission. Teenager Evie Pryce and a bizarre assortment of characters struggle to cope with their increasingly desperate situation. Cover price $5.50.

by Mike Cavallaro. The mystery surrounding Squareville's abduction deepens. Evie stumbles upon a connection between the town and it's alien captor, but while trying to escape from his spaceship, she accidentally triggers and uncontrolled release of extraterrestrial energies; with catastrophic results! Cover price $3.50.

Cover by William Stout. Edited by Garry Leach and Dave Elliott. Stories by Neil Gaiman, Glenn Fabry, Chris Smith, Peter Milligan, Shaky Kane, Joe Kubert, Sydney Jordan, Cornelius Stone, Ed Hillyer, Jeff Jones, Nick Abadzis, Bruce Jones, Bambos Georgiou, Ramsey Campbell, Bill Mumy, Miguel Ferrer, and Steve Dillon. Art by Kelley Jones, Glenn Fabry, Brett Ewins, Joe Kubert, Trevor Goring, Roger Langridge, Ed Hillyer, Jeff Jones, Nick Abadzis, Jim Sullivan, Bambos Georgiou, David Lloyd, Steve Leialoha, and Steve Dillon. Atomeka's giant-sized anthology series brought together a Whos Who of British comics talent. This issue includes stories by Neil Gaiman and legendary British horror author Ramsey Campbell. Also, a Tor story by Joe Kubert, and the return of toxic-avenging dog Trypto, in a story by noted sci-fi actors Bill Mumy and Miguel Ferrer. Cover Story; Sunglasses; In the Penal Colony; The Contact; Food Chain; The Devil at Rennes-Le-Chateau; The Doom That Loomed Like a Coyote; Party Piece; Reasons; The Boy Who Defied Gravity; Take One Capsule Every Million Years; Yin and Yankee; The Proxy; Pet Sounds; Kathleens House. 96 pages, B&W. Cover price $7.95.

Written by Mike Mignola and Scott Allie. Art by Sebastian Fiumara. Cover by Max Fiumara. Our villain reaches his goal-the mythic Black School, where his training began over two hundred years ago. Here he'll find the answers Abe Sapien himself has sought for years. Strobl may also find the shortcut he needs to restore his place at the end of the world: tyrannizing mankind at the right hand of the devil. 28 pages, full color. Cover price $3.50.

Cover art by Joe Musial. The Phantom strips, scripts by Lee Falk, art by Ray Moore. Pete the Tramp strips by Clarence D. Russell. Jungle Jim strips, art by Alex Raymond. Katzenjammer Kids strips, art by H.H. Knerr. Barney Google strips, art by Billy DeBeck. Seein' Stars strips, art by Feg Murray. Tim Tyler's Luck strips, art by Lyman Young. Just Kids strips by A.D. Carter. Blondie strips, art by Chic Young. Prince Valiant strips, art by Hal Foster. Tillie the Toiler strips, art by Russ Westover. Curley Harper at Lakespur strips, art by Lyman Young. Teddy and Sitting Bull strips, art by Joe Musial. Room and Board strips, art by Gene Ahern. 68 pgs. $0.10. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Joe Musial. The Phantom strips, scripts by Lee Falk, art by Ray Moore. Pete the Tramp strips by Clarence D. Russell. Jungle Jim strips, art by Alex Raymond. Katzenjammer Kids strips, art by H.H. Knerr. Tim Tyler's Luck strips, art by Lyman Young. Blondie strips, art by Chic Young. Teddy and Sitting Bull strips, art by Joe Musial. Tillie the Toiler strips, art by Russ Westover. Prince Valiant strips, art by Hal Foster. Private Breger Abroad strips by Dave Breger. Curley Harper at Lakespur strips, art by Lyman Young. Barney Google strips, art by Billy DeBeck. Just Kids strips by A.D. Carter. 52 pgs. $0.10. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Joe Musial. The Phantom strips, script by Lee Falk, art by Ray Moore. Daffy Doodles strips, art by Doc Winner. Katzenjammer Kids strips, art by H.H. Knerr. Tim Tyler's Luck strips, art by Lyman Young. Pete the Tramp strips by Clarence D. Russell. Jungle Jim strips, art by Alex Raymond. Barney Google strips, art by Billy DeBeck. Blondie strips, art by Chic Young. Teddy and Sitting Bull strips, art by Joe Musial. Tillie the Toiler strips, art by Russ Westover. Prince Valiant strips, art by Hal Foster. They'll Do It Every Time strips, art by Jimmy Hatlo. 36 pgs. $0.10. Cover price $0.10.

Limited 1 for 25 Retailer Incentive Variant Cover. Horrorville: Part 3 of 4 - Written by Greg Pak. Art by Aaron Kuder and Jae Lee. Cover by Jae Lee. The Horror of Smallville has been unleashed on the world! Superman must stop the evil undead threat of the Ultrahumanite from crushing humanity! 32 pages, full color. Rated T Cover price $3.99.

Limited 1 for 15 Retailer Incentive Variant Cover by Tim Hunter. Written by Ryan North. Art by Jim Rugg. This special arc with guest artist Jim Rugg continues!! Finn and Jake might have finally met their match. but what will happen with it turns out that the match isn't a match at all? Things are getting crazy in the land of Ooo and it looks like our heroes might need someone to save them this time around. 24 pages, full color. Cover price $3.99.

Awesome Cons Variant Cover by Ian McGinty. Written by Frank Gibson and Becky Dreistadt. Art by Becky Dreistadt. WHY WE LOVE IT: A very special issue by dynamite creators Becky Dreistdat and Frank Gibson bring you the cutest thing imaginable...Baby Fionna and Cake! WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT: Not only does this issue feature fully painted pages by the amazing Becky Dreistdat, but a beautiful and sweet story featuring Cake as a kitten...does it get any cuter? WHAT IT'S ABOUT: Cake is a sweet little kitten gettin' into magical mischief with her best friend...little adventurer Fionna! 32 pages, full color.

Story, art and cover by Walt Kelly. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The giveaway comics were created for a national bread consortium by comics genius Walt Kelly, artist of Pogo. Peter is captured by the Hornets and brought before their queen, Dragonel. Beetle rallies the villagers to rescue Peter and battle the Hornet Knights. But they haven't seen the last of Dragonel... 16 pages, Full Color.

Story, art and cover by Walt Kelly. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The giveaway comics were created for a national bread consortium by comics genius Walt Kelly, artist of Pogo. The bees ask Peter to investigate after honey is stolen. The trail leads to Sammy Sweet, in the land of the sugar bun, and eventually to Dragonel and the Hornet Knights. With the help of the blue jay, Peter and his friends set a trap to capture Dragonel. 16 pages, Full Color.

Story, art and cover by Walt Kelly. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The giveaway comics were created for a national bread consortium by comics genius Walt Kelly, artist of Pogo. A captive Dragonel of the Hornets is brought to the castle of the Wheat Queen for trial. But the Grand Wizard tricks the Wheat Queen into believing Peter and Sammy are prisoners of the Hornets. Peter rescues Dragonel from a burning prison cell, but will he regret saving her life? 16 pages, Full Color.

Story, art and cover by Walt Kelly. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The giveaway comics were created for a national bread consortium by comics genius Walt Kelly, artist of Pogo. Peter and Sammy Sweet investigate bakery robberies in the land of the Sugar Bun. The old lizard seems to be responsible, but Peter's not so sure. Before long, they find evidence that Dragonel and the Grand Wizard are trying to frame the old lizard. 16 pages, Full Color.

Story, art and cover by Walt Kelly. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The giveaway comics were created for a national bread consortium by comics genius Walt Kelly, artist of Pogo. Beetle tries to rescue a baby mouse from a weasel's burrow, and walks into a trap. The Grand Wizard and his Hornet Knights capture Beetle to use as bait for Peter's capture. Peter puts on a disguise to save Beetle, but first he must battle a hawk. 16 pages, Full Color.

Story, art and cover by Walt Kelly. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The giveaway comics were created for a national bread consortium by comics genius Walt Kelly, artist of Pogo. As the Wheat Fielders are attending to the harvest, a baby chick is trapped in an out-of-control cart. The cart goes into the river, and is captured by a hawk. Peter and Beetle enlist the help of a mouse and Blue Jay in an attempt to save the chick. 16 pages, Full Color.

Story, art and cover by Walt Kelly. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The giveaway comics were created for a national bread consortium by comics genius Walt Kelly, artist of Pogo. The Grand Wizard escapes the Wheat Field prison disguised as Beetle. Then he tricks a giant into attacking the people of the Wheat Field. They must let the wizard escape while they try to keep the giant from destroying the entire Wheat Field. 16 pages, Full Color.

Story, art and cover by Walt Kelly. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The giveaway comics were created for a national bread consortium by comics genius Walt Kelly, artist of Pogo. Peter and Turtle investigate after timber stops coming downstream from the logging camp. In the mole burrows, they walk into a trap set by the Grand Wizard, who has used a spell to turn himself into a fire-breathing dragon. Peter engages the dragon, but it keeps on getting bigger.... 16 pages, Full Color.

Story, art and cover by Walt Kelly. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The giveaway comics were created for a national bread consortium by comics genius Walt Kelly, artist of Pogo. When the bridge is washed out, Peter and Beetle try rafting to Sammy Sweet's place, but are pursued by a hungry otter. Peter is rescued by the Rock-Norse, people even tinier than the folk of the Wheat Field. He tries to help the Rock-Norse stem a rebellion and battle a shrew. 16 pages, Full Color.

Story by Del Connell. Art by Al Hubbard. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The team of writer Del Connell and artist Al Hubbard continued the strip begun by Walt Kelly. Peter and Beetle take the underwater tunnel to the far shore of the Enchanted Lake. But the goblin-like creatures that dwell there are hostile, and take them prisoner. Only a last-minute intervention by Queen Marsha of the mermaids can save them. 16 pages, Full Color.

Story by Del Connell. Art by Al Hubbard. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The team of writer Del Connell and artist Al Hubbard continued the strip begun by Walt Kelly. The folk of the Wheat Kingdom are turned into living statues by an unknown force. Beetle learns the Raven Witch is responsible, but she turns him into a caterpillar. Now Peter must defeat her to free his people and turn his friend back into the right kind of bug. 16 pages, Full Color.

Story by Del Connell. Art by Al Hubbard. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The team of writer Del Connell and artist Al Hubbard continued the strip begun by Walt Kelly. Peter convinces Beetle to help him explore the stream on the far side of the frozen pond, even though they aren't carrying their swords. They discover that King Blue-Eye of the Trolls has used magic powder to change everyone into trees. Peter plots to steal the weird king's magic eye, rendering him sightless, but that won't be easy. 16 pages, Full Color.

Story by Del Connell. Art by Al Hubbard. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The team of writer Del Connell and artist Al Hubbard continued the strip begun by Walt Kelly. Peter and his friends take a shortcut through the Forbidden Caves and accidentally awaken giant bats. The bats capture them and throw Peter into the bottomless pit. Only the arrival of fairy queen Pam and her fireflies gives them a chance to escape.16 pages, Full Color.

Story by Del Connell. Art by Al Hubbard. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The team of writer Del Connell and artist Al Hubbard continued the strip begun by Walt Kelly. The Wheat Weevils set their sights on the Wheat Kingdom. Peter and Sammy Sweets have a secret weapon: sweets. First they create a molasses flood, and then they bring on the pastries and pies.16 pages, Full Color.

Story by Del Connell. Art by Al Hubbard. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The team of writer Del Connell and artist Al Hubbard continued the strip begun by Walt Kelly. When Peter's frog friend is captured by the Dragonfly King, Peter comes to the rescue. He challenges the Dragonfly King to a magical battle. Then he pulls a Connecticut Yankee by correctly predicting an eclipse and terrifying the enemy. 16 pages, Full Color.

Story by Del Connell. Art by Al Hubbard. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The team of writer Del Connell and artist Al Hubbard continued the strip begun by Walt Kelly. Peter and Beetle explore a forgotten cavern discovered by Mole's grandfather. The old mole's map promises a treasure at the heart of the cavern. But instead, they find a flock of hostile Hornet Knights. 16 pages, Full Color.

Story by Del Connell. Art by Al Hubbard. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The team of writer Del Connell and artist Al Hubbard continued the strip begun by Walt Kelly. Peter and Beetle enlist the services of Terence Termite when they want to cut down a tree and build a canoe. They learn that the scorpions have been stealing honey from their friends the bees. Peter dares to venture into the scorpions' den to get the honey barrels back.16 pages, Full Color.

Story by Del Connell. Art by Al Hubbard. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The team of writer Del Connell and artist Al Hubbard continued the strip begun by Walt Kelly. The tiny people of the Wheat Kingdom must figure out how to move a boulder. When their combined efforts fail, Peter relies on his ingenuity. 16 pages, Full Color.

Story by Del Connell. Art by Al Hubbard. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The team of writer Del Connell and artist Al Hubbard continued the strip begun by Walt Kelly. The Grand Wizard returns, and kidnaps Queen Pam of the Flower Kingdom. It's all part of a plan to distract Peter so the Wizard's forces can invade the Wheat Kingdom. Peter thinks he's prepared, but the Wizard's levitation spells render his friends helpless. 16 pages, Full Color.

Story by Del Connell. Art by Al Hubbard. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The team of writer Del Connell and artist Al Hubbard continued the strip begun by Walt Kelly. Blue Jay tells Peter about the fastest mouse he's ever seen pure white and fast as lightning. Peter decides he must capture this mouse and make him his new mount. But that's just the break the Grand Wizard has been waiting for. 16 pages, Full Color.

Story by Del Connell. Art by Al Hubbard. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The team of writer Del Connell and artist Al Hubbard continued the strip begun by Walt Kelly. Peter and Beetle are gathering firewood when they spot smoke signals made by giant red ants. Owl deciphers the signals and realizes the ants are massing for an attack on the Wheat Kingdom. Once again, the Wheat Fielders' best defense is sweets and pies.16 pages, Full Color.

Story by Del Connell. Art by Al Hubbard. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The team of writer Del Connell and artist Al Hubbard continued the strip begun by Walt Kelly. Peter's usual fantasy adventures are replaced with an educational story this issue. Peter and Beetle use Magic Powders to transport themselves to a modern-day bakery. There, they learn the step-by-step process from which flour becomes bread. 16 pages, Full Color.

Story by Del Connell. Art by Al Hubbard. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The team of writer Del Connell and artist Al Hubbard continued the strip begun by Walt Kelly. Peter and Beetle await the night patrol, but their mice come back unmounted. Tracking the missing guards, they discover they have been taken by the gypsy moths. Luckily, Peter knows that moths have one weakness: flame. 16 pages, Full Color.

Story by Del Connell. Art by Al Hubbard. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The team of writer Del Connell and artist Al Hubbard continued the strip begun by Walt Kelly. Blue Jay brings mute warning of approaching forces. Riding on Blue Jay for aerial reconnaissance, Peter sees an army of leafhoppers massing to invade the Wheat Kingdom. Peter challenges the leafhopper captain to a duel, even though the captain is famed for his dueling ability and double swords. 16 pages, Full Color.

Story by Del Connell. Art by Al Hubbard. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The team of writer Del Connell and artist Al Hubbard continued the strip begun by Walt Kelly. The people of the Joyful Valley send an appeal for help. Peter and Beetle set out to rescue Queen Pam from Torgo, the trap-door spider. But he is waiting for them.... 16 pages, Full Color.

Story by Del Connell. Art by Al Hubbard. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The team of writer Del Connell and artist Al Hubbard continued the strip begun by Walt Kelly. Peter Wheat and Beetle encounter an injured Blue Jay, who collapses at their feet. He warns of shieldbugs marching with a huge catapult. Peter enlists the aid of Terence the termite to slow them down, while the people of the Wheat Kingdom prepare their defenses. 16 pages, Full Color.

Story by Del Connell. Art by Al Hubbard. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The team of writer Del Connell and artist Al Hubbard continued the strip begun by Walt Kelly. Peter Wheat enlists Beetle in his latest idea, fetching a wagonload of snow from Mt. Pollo to cool down the folk of the Wheat Kingdom. But King Blue-Eye of the Trolls relishes a chance to settle a score with Peter and Beetle. And the Grand Wizard sees a chance to invade with his Hornet Knights. 16 pages, Full Color.

Story by Del Connell. Art by Al Hubbard. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The team of writer Del Connell and artist Al Hubbard continued the strip begun by Walt Kelly. When the gooseberry shipment doesn't arrive as scheduled, Peter and Beetle go to the Berry Kingdom to investigate. Blackbirds have taken over the Berry Kingdom, and are forcing the bugs who harvest the berries to give them all to the Blackbird king. 16 pages, Full Color.

Story by Del Connell. Art by Al Hubbard. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The team of writer Del Connell and artist Al Hubbard continued the strip begun by Walt Kelly. Peter and Beetle are leisurely sailing on the lake when they come upon Queen Marsha of the Mermaids. Marsha's Magic Shell Mirror warns them of an approaching octopus. Peter and Beetle help her defend her kingdom's shell houses against his crushing grasp. 16 pages, Full Color.

Story by Del Connell. Art by Al Hubbard. Peter Wheat is the inch-high hero of the Wheat Field, where he lives with his insect friends. The team of writer Del Connell and artist Al Hubbard continued the strip begun by Walt Kelly. Peter decides he wants a flying fish for a mount, and he needs Beetle's help to catch one. During the test flight, they notice that Sammy Sweets and his bakery wagon have been hijacked. They follow his trail, and find a nest of goofy-looking goblins.16 pages, Full Color.

Written by Scott Chitwood. Art by Rod Thornton. Cover by Matthew Warlick. As Adam races to save Eve, she finds herself in the middle of a supernatural battle between demons and angels. But will the guardian angels forget their mission to protect mankind as they finally get a long awaited rematch against the fallen angel Satan? 28 pages, full color. Cover price $3.95.

1st printing. Stories, art and cover by Eddie Campbell. Campbell reprints his 1994 Dark Horse one-shot under his own label. A collection of Campbells autobiographical strips, focusing on his transition from unknown, struggling artist to acclaimed comics pro, and the fears that dogged his early years - fears which he terms The Snooter. 48 pages, B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $14.95.

July 1935. Cover and illustrations by Leo Morey. Science fiction stories by John Russell Fearn, A. Hyatt Verrill, Neil R. Jones, P. Schuyler Miller, Harl Vincent, and Arthur Cave. 6.75-in. x 9.75-in.; black and white; 144 newsprint pages Cover price $0.25.