Heavy Metal Magazine (1977) comic books 2020

Cover by Tristan Eaton. From The Streets has some of the best street and graffiti artists in the world doing their first ever comic stories. Guest Edited and Curated by The Godfather of Street Art, Ron English, the issue features stories by Faith XLVII, Nick Walker, Tristan Eaton, Nichols, Beau Stanton, Lady Pink, London Police, Swoon, Martha Cooper, Futura, Olek, Kenny Scharf and the man himself, Ron English. Continuing in this issue is Richard Corben's 'Murky World'. Includes "The Smile of the Absent Cat: Part 5" by Grant Morrison and Gerhard. 200 pages, full color. Cover price $9.99.

Cover by Deih. From The Streets has some of the best street and graffiti artists in the world doing their first ever comic stories. Guest Edited and Curated by The Godfather of Street Art, Ron English, the issue features stories by Faith XLVII, Nick Walker, Tristan Eaton, Nichols, Beau Stanton, Lady Pink, London Police, Swoon, Martha Cooper, Futura, Olek, Kenny Scharf and the man himself, Ron English. Continuing in this issue is Richard Corben's 'Murky World'. Includes "The Smile of the Absent Cat: Part 5" by Grant Morrison and Gerhard. 200 pages, full color. Cover price $9.99.

Cover by Shepard Fairey. From The Streets has some of the best street and graffiti artists in the world doing their first ever comic stories. Guest Edited and Curated by The Godfather of Street Art, Ron English, the issue features stories by Faith XLVII, Nick Walker, Tristan Eaton, Nichols, Beau Stanton, Lady Pink, London Police, Swoon, Martha Cooper, Futura, Olek, Kenny Scharf and the man himself, Ron English. Continuing in this issue is Richard Corben's 'Murky World'. Includes "The Smile of the Absent Cat: Part 5" by Grant Morrison and Gerhard. 200 pages, full color. Cover price $9.99.

Cover by Brantley Hebru. From The Streets has some of the best street and graffiti artists in the world doing their first ever comic stories. Guest Edited and Curated by The Godfather of Street Art, Ron English, the issue features stories by Faith XLVII, Nick Walker, Tristan Eaton, Nichols, Beau Stanton, Lady Pink, London Police, Swoon, Martha Cooper, Futura, Olek, Kenny Scharf and the man himself, Ron English. Continuing in this issue is Richard Corben's 'Murky World'. Includes "The Smile of the Absent Cat: Part 5" by Grant Morrison and Gerhard. 200 pages, full color. Cover price $9.99.

Cover by Brandi Milne. Twas the night before Heavy Metal's Winter Special and every creature was stirring, ducking for cover and fortifying the perimeter. Heavy Metal's first holiday special in more than thirty years features some Metallic holiday stories from around the globe. In "The Spirit of Giving," managing editor Tim Seeley and artists Pato Delpeche and Martin Tunica serve up a Christmas nightmare on a planet where gift giving is mandatory or else; Justin Jordan and Chris Anderson present a 21st century vision of holidays to come in "Black Metal Messiah"; Cullen Bunn and Baldemar Rivas show us a world of Xmas past in "A Knight So True"; Andy Eschenbach and Gavin Smith bring us a sci-fi version of "Bethlehem"; Ron Marz and Bart Sears conjure up a holiday gone straight to the Trolls in "A Midnight Clear"; and pop artist Brandi Milne gives a candy coated gallery special. Also in this issue: "Sol Invictus" by Abraham Martinez, R.G. Llarena and Marco Perugini; Andrew Shaffer gallery; "Chris Never - The Ghost of Christmas Never" by Jeffrey Burandt and Jason Goungor; "Black Smoke" by Hector Lima and Dalton Cara; "Blizzard" by John Crowther and Oscar Pinto; "Urban Developments" by Adam P. Knave, D.J. Kirkbride, Nick Brokenshire and Frank Cvetkovic; "Murky World" (part 11) by Richard Corben; and a Christmas card gallery featuring Tony Moore, Dwayne Harris, John Bivens, Jason Goungor, Tom Fowler, Francesco Francavilla, Christine Larsen, Axel Medellin, John Pearson, Zach Schrey, Simeon Aston, Tim Vigil, Curtis William Readel and Richard Pace. 144 pages, full color. Cover price $9.99.

Cover by Jaques Parnel. Twas the night before Heavy Metal's Winter Special and every creature was stirring, ducking for cover and fortifying the perimeter. Heavy Metal's first holiday special in more than thirty years features some Metallic holiday stories from around the globe. In "The Spirit of Giving," managing editor Tim Seeley and artists Pato Delpeche and Martin Tunica serve up a Christmas nightmare on a planet where gift giving is mandatory or else; Justin Jordan and Chris Anderson present a 21st century vision of holidays to come in "Black Metal Messiah"; Cullen Bunn and Baldemar Rivas show us a world of Xmas past in "A Knight So True"; Andy Eschenbach and Gavin Smith bring us a sci-fi version of "Bethlehem"; Ron Marz and Bart Sears conjure up a holiday gone straight to the Trolls in "A Midnight Clear"; and pop artist Brandi Milne gives a candy coated gallery special. Also in this issue: "Sol Invictus" by Abraham Martinez, R.G. Llarena and Marco Perugini; Andrew Shaffer gallery; "Chris Never - The Ghost of Christmas Never" by Jeffrey Burandt and Jason Goungor; "Black Smoke" by Hector Lima and Dalton Cara; "Blizzard" by John Crowther and Oscar Pinto; "Urban Developments" by Adam P. Knave, D.J. Kirkbride, Nick Brokenshire and Frank Cvetkovic; "Murky World" (part 11) by Richard Corben; and a Christmas card gallery featuring Tony Moore, Dwayne Harris, John Bivens, Jason Goungor, Tom Fowler, Francesco Francavilla, Christine Larsen, Axel Medellin, John Pearson, Zach Schrey, Simeon Aston, Tim Vigil, Curtis William Readel and Richard Pace. 144 pages, full color. Cover price $9.99.

Cover by Dwayne Harris. Twas the night before Heavy Metal's Winter Special and every creature was stirring, ducking for cover and fortifying the perimeter. Heavy Metal's first holiday special in more than thirty years features some Metallic holiday stories from around the globe. In "The Spirit of Giving," managing editor Tim Seeley and artists Pato Delpeche and Martin Tunica serve up a Christmas nightmare on a planet where gift giving is mandatory or else; Justin Jordan and Chris Anderson present a 21st century vision of holidays to come in "Black Metal Messiah"; Cullen Bunn and Baldemar Rivas show us a world of Xmas past in "A Knight So True"; Andy Eschenbach and Gavin Smith bring us a sci-fi version of "Bethlehem"; Ron Marz and Bart Sears conjure up a holiday gone straight to the Trolls in "A Midnight Clear"; and pop artist Brandi Milne gives a candy coated gallery special. Also in this issue: "Sol Invictus" by Abraham Martinez, R.G. Llarena and Marco Perugini; Andrew Shaffer gallery; "Chris Never - The Ghost of Christmas Never" by Jeffrey Burandt and Jason Goungor; "Black Smoke" by Hector Lima and Dalton Cara; "Blizzard" by John Crowther and Oscar Pinto; "Urban Developments" by Adam P. Knave, D.J. Kirkbride, Nick Brokenshire and Frank Cvetkovic; "Murky World" (part 11) by Richard Corben; and a Christmas card gallery featuring Tony Moore, Dwayne Harris, John Bivens, Jason Goungor, Tom Fowler, Francesco Francavilla, Christine Larsen, Axel Medellin, John Pearson, Zach Schrey, Simeon Aston, Tim Vigil, Curtis William Readel and Richard Pace. 144 pages, full color. Cover price $9.99.

Cover by Esau Escorza and Carlos Villas. It's the return of the world's greatest illustrated science fiction taking readers to the edge of the cosmos and beyond with The Furthest Reaches Special: David Hine and Mark Stafford create bone-chilling intersections with insectoid life in "Bug House"; Alex Smith will take us through a "BodyJack" as modification reaches new frontiers; Matt Emmons plumbs the robot psyche with "The Incubator"; Emilio Balcarce and Marcelo Perez explore "A New Life" in the collapse of a robot army; and Dwayne Harris stars in a double bill with "Dowser" following vicious gangs who guard Earth's water supply and "Philip K. Dick's Head Is Missing" with Michael David Nelsen, based on a true story. Also in this issue: "Murky World" (part 12) by Richard Corben; "I'm Sorry" by Alberto Rayo, Dary Huari, Isai Munake and Diego Revelo; "Sacred Geometry" by Michael E. Bennett; Carlos Huante gallery; "Project Z" by Matthew Medney, Morgan Rosenblum, Voodoo Bownz, Jonny Handler, Vincenzo Riccardi and Veronica Lopez; "Totemic" by Omar Estevez and F.G. Dr. Stain Ortiz Rivero; "Tall Tales on Cyborg-9" by Frank Forte, Moramike and Dinei Ribeiro; and Josan Gonzalez gallery. 144 pages, full color. Cover price $8.95.

Cover by Gabriel Ippoliti. It's the return of the world's greatest illustrated science fiction taking readers to the edge of the cosmos and beyond with The Furthest Reaches Special: David Hine and Mark Stafford create bone-chilling intersections with insectoid life in "Bug House"; Alex Smith will take us through a "BodyJack" as modification reaches new frontiers; Matt Emmons plumbs the robot psyche with "The Incubator"; Emilio Balcarce and Marcelo Perez explore "A New Life" in the collapse of a robot army; and Dwayne Harris stars in a double bill with "Dowser" following vicious gangs who guard Earth's water supply and "Philip K. Dick's Head Is Missing" with Michael David Nelsen, based on a true story. Also in this issue: "Murky World" (part 12) by Richard Corben; "I'm Sorry" by Alberto Rayo, Dary Huari, Isai Munake and Diego Revelo; "Sacred Geometry" by Michael E. Bennett; Carlos Huante gallery; "Project Z" by Matthew Medney, Morgan Rosenblum, Voodoo Bownz, Jonny Handler, Vincenzo Riccardi and Veronica Lopez; "Totemic" by Omar Estevez and F.G. Dr. Stain Ortiz Rivero; "Tall Tales on Cyborg-9" by Frank Forte, Moramike and Dinei Ribeiro; and Josan Gonzalez gallery. 144 pages, full color. Cover price $8.95.

Cover by Phil Cohen. It's the return of the world's greatest illustrated science fiction taking readers to the edge of the cosmos and beyond with The Furthest Reaches Special: David Hine and Mark Stafford create bone-chilling intersections with insectoid life in "Bug House"; Alex Smith will take us through a "BodyJack" as modification reaches new frontiers; Matt Emmons plumbs the robot psyche with "The Incubator"; Emilio Balcarce and Marcelo Perez explore "A New Life" in the collapse of a robot army; and Dwayne Harris stars in a double bill with "Dowser" following vicious gangs who guard Earth's water supply and "Philip K. Dick's Head Is Missing" with Michael David Nelsen, based on a true story. Also in this issue: "Murky World" (part 12) by Richard Corben; "I'm Sorry" by Alberto Rayo, Dary Huari, Isai Munake and Diego Revelo; "Sacred Geometry" by Michael E. Bennett; Carlos Huante gallery; "Project Z" by Matthew Medney, Morgan Rosenblum, Voodoo Bownz, Jonny Handler, Vincenzo Riccardi and Veronica Lopez; "Totemic" by Omar Estevez and F.G. Dr. Stain Ortiz Rivero; "Tall Tales on Cyborg-9" by Frank Forte, Moramike and Dinei Ribeiro; and Josan Gonzalez gallery. 144 pages, full color. Cover price $8.95.

Cover by Giovanni Maisto. The world's greatest illustrated magazine returns to pure fantasy with the Mythical Worlds Special. A demon torments her creator in "Redemption and the Cicatrix" by David Baillie and Connor Boyle; Scott Duvall and Ralf Singh resurrect dinosaurs for a future threat in "Americon Dreamin'"; "Familaris" brings us witchy English Folklore by John Reppion and David Hitchcock; Matthew Medney and Morgan Rosenblum's "Dogma Resistance" spans the ancient past and near future; Steve Mannion and José Ladrönn's "Les Fleurs de Mort" takes on the power of love; "A Faerie Tale Wedding" by Robert Randle and Enrique Alcatena is a fresh take on classic fairy lore; Peach Momoko's "Confess" cleanses sins by the power of tattooing; Philippe Caza tells a classic, dark vampiric tale in "Wedding"; John Bivens' "Vices Lead Lust" unleashed Asmodeus on the world; and Richard Corben's "Murky World" returns for its 13th chapter in a vicious reality of necromancers, deadlings, and cyclops. Also featuring galleries and interviews with multiple Hugo Award-winning illustrator Michael Whelan and with world-builder Sean Andrew Murray! Plus: "The Highwayman" by Cliff Dorfman, David Arquette and Armitano, and "See What Thou Wilt" by Kyle Strahm, Matt Mitchell and Jake Smith. 136 pages, full color. Cover price $9.99.

Cover by Gerald Brom. The world's greatest illustrated magazine returns to pure fantasy with the Mythical Worlds Special. A demon torments her creator in "Redemption and the Cicatrix" by David Baillie and Connor Boyle; Scott Duvall and Ralf Singh resurrect dinosaurs for a future threat in "Americon Dreamin'"; "Familaris" brings us witchy English Folklore by John Reppion and David Hitchcock; Matthew Medney and Morgan Rosenblum's "Dogma Resistance" spans the ancient past and near future; Steve Mannion and José Ladrönn's "Les Fleurs de Mort" takes on the power of love; "A Faerie Tale Wedding" by Robert Randle and Enrique Alcatena is a fresh take on classic fairy lore; Peach Momoko's "Confess" cleanses sins by the power of tattooing; Philippe Caza tells a classic, dark vampiric tale in "Wedding"; John Bivens' "Vices Lead Lust" unleashed Asmodeus on the world; and Richard Corben's "Murky World" returns for its 13th chapter in a vicious reality of necromancers, deadlings, and cyclops. Also featuring galleries and interviews with multiple Hugo Award-winning illustrator Michael Whelan and with world-builder Sean Andrew Murray! Plus: "The Highwayman" by Cliff Dorfman, David Arquette and Armitano, and "See What Thou Wilt" by Kyle Strahm, Matt Mitchell and Jake Smith. 136 pages, full color. Cover price $9.99.

Cover by Andrew Murray. The world's greatest illustrated magazine returns to pure fantasy with the Mythical Worlds Special. A demon torments her creator in "Redemption and the Cicatrix" by David Baillie and Connor Boyle; Scott Duvall and Ralf Singh resurrect dinosaurs for a future threat in "Americon Dreamin'"; "Familaris" brings us witchy English Folklore by John Reppion and David Hitchcock; Matthew Medney and Morgan Rosenblum's "Dogma Resistance" spans the ancient past and near future; Steve Mannion and José Ladrönn's "Les Fleurs de Mort" takes on the power of love; "A Faerie Tale Wedding" by Robert Randle and Enrique Alcatena is a fresh take on classic fairy lore; Peach Momoko's "Confess" cleanses sins by the power of tattooing; Philippe Caza tells a classic, dark vampiric tale in "Wedding"; John Bivens' "Vices Lead Lust" unleashed Asmodeus on the world; and Richard Corben's "Murky World" returns for its 13th chapter in a vicious reality of necromancers, deadlings, and cyclops. Also featuring galleries and interviews with multiple Hugo Award-winning illustrator Michael Whelan and with world-builder Sean Andrew Murray! Plus: "The Highwayman" by Cliff Dorfman, David Arquette and Armitano, and "See What Thou Wilt" by Kyle Strahm, Matt Mitchell and Jake Smith. 136 pages, full color. Cover price $9.99.

Cover by Claudia Iannciello. All Star Special. A new era begins with a celebration of 300 incredible issues of America's Premiere Sci-Fi/Fantasy magazine! Classic and new comic book creators from all over the world join the magazine to celebrate its 300th issue! Just to name some of our very important guests: Moebius attends with a short story published in English for the first time as well as an interview, never released, done by acclaimed comics and music writer Geoff Boucher. Other VIP guests are: Richard Corben, Liberatore, Stephanie Phillips, Justin Jordan, Blake Northcott, Matthew Medney, David Erwin, Germán Ponce and Duke Mighten who are joined by 'New Hollywood 21st century' actor/writers Dylan Sprouse & Brendan Columbus. And this party could not be complete without the fictional characters who'll attend it. Among the distinguished fictional guests, we have confirmation of: Taarna, Nelson, Lucy the Australopithecus, and the Dark Wing crew, among many others. You're cordially invited to join the celebration! Featuring: "Lucy: Hope - Chapter 1" by Patrick Norbert and Tanino Liberatore; Interview with Metal Hurlant's Jean-Pierre Dionnet by Joshua Sky; "Savage Circus: Chapter 1" by Brendan Columbus and Al Barrionuevo; Moebius: The Last Interview by Geoff Boucher; "Memories" by Moebius and Albert Patin de La Fizelière; "Cradle" by Kent Williams; "Dawn of the Rise" by George C. Romero; "Cold Dead War" by Justin Jordan, Kelley Jones and Brennan Wagner; "Mad Moby" by Tater 7; "Taarna" by David Erwin, Matthew Medney and Butch Guice; "Taarna: A Woman" by Stephanie Phillips and Jim Terry; "Dark Wing: Chapter 1" by Matthew Medney and Germán Ponce; "Murky World: Chapter 14" by Richard Corben; "Not Today" by Mark McCann, Paul Fry and Adam Brown; "Prism Pastures" by David Erwin; "Synapse" by Blake Northcott and Giuseppe Cafaro; "Sun Eater" by Dylan Sprouse and Diego Yapur; "Sunpot" by Mark Bodē; Sunpot Sketchbook by Vaughn Bodē; and "At the End of the Day" by Duke Mighten. 160 pages, full color. Cover price $9.99.

Cover by Agustin Alessio. All Star Special. A new era begins with a celebration of 300 incredible issues of America's Premiere Sci-Fi/Fantasy magazine! Classic and new comic book creators from all over the world join the magazine to celebrate its 300th issue! Just to name some of our very important guests: Moebius attends with a short story published in English for the first time as well as an interview, never released, done by acclaimed comics and music writer Geoff Boucher. Other VIP guests are: Richard Corben, Liberatore, Stephanie Phillips, Justin Jordan, Blake Northcott, Matthew Medney, David Erwin, Germán Ponce and Duke Mighten who are joined by 'New Hollywood 21st century' actor/writers Dylan Sprouse & Brendan Columbus. And this party could not be complete without the fictional characters who'll attend it. Among the distinguished fictional guests, we have confirmation of: Taarna, Nelson, Lucy the Australopithecus, and the Dark Wing crew, among many others. You're cordially invited to join the celebration! Featuring: "Lucy: Hope - Chapter 1" by Patrick Norbert and Tanino Liberatore; Interview with Metal Hurlant's Jean-Pierre Dionnet by Joshua Sky; "Savage Circus: Chapter 1" by Brendan Columbus and Al Barrionuevo; Moebius: The Last Interview by Geoff Boucher; "Memories" by Moebius and Albert Patin de La Fizelière; "Cradle" by Kent Williams; "Dawn of the Rise" by George C. Romero; "Cold Dead War" by Justin Jordan, Kelley Jones and Brennan Wagner; "Mad Moby" by Tater 7; "Taarna" by David Erwin, Matthew Medney and Butch Guice; "Taarna: A Woman" by Stephanie Phillips and Jim Terry; "Dark Wing: Chapter 1" by Matthew Medney and Germán Ponce; "Murky World: Chapter 14" by Richard Corben; "Not Today" by Mark McCann, Paul Fry and Adam Brown; "Prism Pastures" by David Erwin; "Synapse" by Blake Northcott and Giuseppe Cafaro; "Sun Eater" by Dylan Sprouse and Diego Yapur; "Sunpot" by Mark Bodē; Sunpot Sketchbook by Vaughn Bodē; and "At the End of the Day" by Duke Mighten. 160 pages, full color. Cover price $9.99.

Cover by Glenn Fabry. All Star Special. A new era begins with a celebration of 300 incredible issues of America's Premiere Sci-Fi/Fantasy magazine! Classic and new comic book creators from all over the world join the magazine to celebrate its 300th issue! Just to name some of our very important guests: Moebius attends with a short story published in English for the first time as well as an interview, never released, done by acclaimed comics and music writer Geoff Boucher. Other VIP guests are: Richard Corben, Liberatore, Stephanie Phillips, Justin Jordan, Blake Northcott, Matthew Medney, David Erwin, Germán Ponce and Duke Mighten who are joined by 'New Hollywood 21st century' actor/writers Dylan Sprouse & Brendan Columbus. And this party could not be complete without the fictional characters who'll attend it. Among the distinguished fictional guests, we have confirmation of: Taarna, Nelson, Lucy the Australopithecus, and the Dark Wing crew, among many others. You're cordially invited to join the celebration! Featuring: "Lucy: Hope - Chapter 1" by Patrick Norbert and Tanino Liberatore; Interview with Metal Hurlant's Jean-Pierre Dionnet by Joshua Sky; "Savage Circus: Chapter 1" by Brendan Columbus and Al Barrionuevo; Moebius: The Last Interview by Geoff Boucher; "Memories" by Moebius and Albert Patin de La Fizelière; "Cradle" by Kent Williams; "Dawn of the Rise" by George C. Romero; "Cold Dead War" by Justin Jordan, Kelley Jones and Brennan Wagner; "Mad Moby" by Tater 7; "Taarna" by David Erwin, Matthew Medney and Butch Guice; "Taarna: A Woman" by Stephanie Phillips and Jim Terry; "Dark Wing: Chapter 1" by Matthew Medney and Germán Ponce; "Murky World: Chapter 14" by Richard Corben; "Not Today" by Mark McCann, Paul Fry and Adam Brown; "Prism Pastures" by David Erwin; "Synapse" by Blake Northcott and Giuseppe Cafaro; "Sun Eater" by Dylan Sprouse and Diego Yapur; "Sunpot" by Mark Bodē; Sunpot Sketchbook by Vaughn Bodē; and "At the End of the Day" by Duke Mighten. 160 pages, full color. Cover price $9.99.

Blank Cover. All Star Special. A new era begins with a celebration of 300 incredible issues of America's Premiere Sci-Fi/Fantasy magazine! Classic and new comic book creators from all over the world join the magazine to celebrate its 300th issue! Just to name some of our very important guests: Moebius attends with a short story published in English for the first time as well as an interview, never released, done by acclaimed comics and music writer Geoff Boucher. Other VIP guests are: Richard Corben, Liberatore, Stephanie Phillips, Justin Jordan, Blake Northcott, Matthew Medney, David Erwin, Germán Ponce and Duke Mighten who are joined by 'New Hollywood 21st century' actor/writers Dylan Sprouse & Brendan Columbus. And this party could not be complete without the fictional characters who'll attend it. Among the distinguished fictional guests, we have confirmation of: Taarna, Nelson, Lucy the Australopithecus, and the Dark Wing crew, among many others. You're cordially invited to join the celebration! Featuring: "Lucy: Hope - Chapter 1" by Patrick Norbert and Tanino Liberatore; Interview with Metal Hurlant's Jean-Pierre Dionnet by Joshua Sky; "Savage Circus: Chapter 1" by Brendan Columbus and Al Barrionuevo; Moebius: The Last Interview by Geoff Boucher; "Memories" by Moebius and Albert Patin de La Fizelière; "Cradle" by Kent Williams; "Dawn of the Rise" by George C. Romero; "Cold Dead War" by Justin Jordan, Kelley Jones and Brennan Wagner; "Mad Moby" by Tater 7; "Taarna" by David Erwin, Matthew Medney and Butch Guice; "Taarna: A Woman" by Stephanie Phillips and Jim Terry; "Dark Wing: Chapter 1" by Matthew Medney and Germán Ponce; "Murky World: Chapter 14" by Richard Corben; "Not Today" by Mark McCann, Paul Fry and Adam Brown; "Prism Pastures" by David Erwin; "Synapse" by Blake Northcott and Giuseppe Cafaro; "Sun Eater" by Dylan Sprouse and Diego Yapur; "Sunpot" by Mark Bodē; Sunpot Sketchbook by Vaughn Bodē; and "At the End of the Day" by Duke Mighten. 160 pages, full color. Cover price $9.99.

By Various. Cover by Isaac Escorza. In this issue: "Lucy: Hope - Chapter 2" by Patrick Norbert and Tanino Liberatore; "Dark Wing: Chapter 2" by Matthew Medney, Germán Ponce and Protobunker; Richard Corben interview by Matthew Medney; "Murky World: Chapter 15" by Richard Corben; "One Sole Love" by Diego Agrimbau and Pietro; "Bigfoot Attraction" by Dwayne Harris; "Fear & Loafing in the U.K." - Dan Fogler interview by Joshua Sky; "13 Deathless" by Charles Fetherolf; "Sun Eater" by Dylan Sprouse; "Savage Circus: Chapter 2" by Brendan Columbus and Al Barrionuevo; "Invisible Touch" by Jok and Mey-Jok; "Sunpot: Part 2" by Vaughn Bodē and Mark Bodē; "The Ancient" by Marko Stojanović and Milorad Vicanović; Malcolm McDowell interview by Geoff Boucher; and "Tuonela" by Hannu Kesola and Axel Medellin. Need to know more? Well, since you asked... The world's greatest illustrated magazine goes monthly! Full color. Cover price $13.99.

Cover by Brian Stelfreeze. By Various. In this issue: "Lucy: Hope - Chapter 2" by Patrick Norbert and Tanino Liberatore; "Dark Wing: Chapter 2" by Matthew Medney, Germán Ponce and Protobunker; Richard Corben interview by Matthew Medney; "Murky World: Chapter 15" by Richard Corben; "One Sole Love" by Diego Agrimbau and Pietro; "Bigfoot Attraction" by Dwayne Harris; "Fear & Loafing in the U.K." - Dan Fogler interview by Joshua Sky; "13 Deathless" by Charles Fetherolf; "Sun Eater" by Dylan Sprouse; "Savage Circus: Chapter 2" by Brendan Columbus and Al Barrionuevo; "Invisible Touch" by Jok and Mey-Jok; "Sunpot: Part 2" by Vaughn Bodē and Mark Bodē; "The Ancient" by Marko Stojanović and Milorad Vicanović; Malcolm McDowell interview by Geoff Boucher; and "Tuonela" by Hannu Kesola and Axel Medellin. Need to know more? Well, since you asked... The world's greatest illustrated magazine goes monthly! Full color. Cover price $13.99.