He's the hero who could be you... but in these stories, being a burglar, a college professor, and an astronaut will have to do! Whether it's half-sized as a child or doubled as twins, the Uni-Power transforms its lucky recipient into Captain Universe - countering crises that range from a masked marauder to the edge of apocalypse! Guest-starring the Hulk, doing the non-mutant cosmic super-hero thing years before Spider-Man made it popular! Collects Marvel Spotlight #9-11, Incredible Hulk Annual #10, Marvel Fanfare #25, Web of Spider-Man Annual #5-6, Marvel Comic Presents #148, and Cosmic Power Unlimited #5.

Life isn’t easy when you’re a pair of buxom babes who dabble in murder for money. Mixing sex appeal and gratuitous violence, this mini-series (preceded by a one-shot a year earlier) features as its lead characters Bonny Hoffman, the daughter of a mob boss, and Carmen Leno, an ex-adult film actress. The two cold hearted girls work as assassins for “Uncle” Nick “Killer Queen” Hoffman and an outfit called Requiem Inc. They’re also being pursued by Agents Goodland and Moore of the FBI (think Felix and Oscar with guns). All of that is nothing compared to the challenge they’ll face when the Mystress of the Rhormorid arrives on Earth and makes a deal with them to hunt down meta-human women so she can feed on their life force. Cameos by Argent of the Teen Titans, Power Girl, and Wonder Woman provide ample opportunity for gratuitous T&A and fetishistic fight sequences.

Emily, Navin, and their crew of resistance fighters charter an airship and set off in search of the lost city of Cielis. There they hope to find help from the Guardian Council's powerful Stonekeepers. It's a mission that Alledia's survival depends on, and time is running out - Emily must find Cielis before the Elf King finds her.

From the classic movie, the Good, The Bad, and The Ugly! The Man with No Name rides again, this time under the veteran hand of writer Chuck (G.I.Joe) Dixon in a brand-new Dynamite #1! Featuring incredible art by Esteve Polls, and iconic covers by Wolverine Noir artist, Dennis Calero, Lone Ranger artist, Sergio Cariello and Zorro artist, Francesco Francavilla, Dixon tells the tale of 'DEAD MAN'S HAND' in a eight part story that continues the strong direction Dynamite's westerns are known for!

You can't keep a good XOMBI down! The immortal David Kim - kept 'alive' by nanotech enhancements - returns to the DC Universe in a new ongoing series! Creator John Rozum and hot BATMAN AND ROBIN artist Frazer Irving team up to deliver the finest in contemporary urban horror - with a Super Hero twist! As an undying, unchanging Xombi, David Kim must watch the world consume itself and burn while humanity grows more distant from each other due to the rise of technology. What would a Xombi do just to feel change again? And where will he ever be able to find a kindred soul? All High Quality Minutemen Scans.

The one true Dark Phoenix returns to the Marvel U with a vengeance! As the earth is destroyed, Iron Man is swept into the time-stream where the only chance for survival is to gather the greatest heroes from across the eras and change the course of history! The Avengers, Fantastic Four, the X-Men and more will join Iron Man for this trip through all the ages of Marvel! Rising stars Rob Williams (DARK WOLVERINE) and Rebekah Issacs (MS. MARVEL) team up for the century-spanning epic that takes you through the Marvel Universe’s greatest moments…and maybe to its last! All High Quality Minutemen Scans.

In the 1940s, Fiction House Books published a title named Jumbo Comics. That series contained eight-page backup stories about a would-be girl pilot named Ginger Maguire, also known as Sky Gal. In 1993, AC Comics brought the misadventures of Sky Gal back to comic fans. This series contained one new story per issue along with four reprinted stories by the quintessential Sky Gal artist, Matt Baker. Baker drew the madcap adventures of the red-headed girl with a less-developed brain than body. For the era, Sky Gal was quite a risqué character, with many panels flaunting her apparent lack of underwear. Humorous and sexy, she was a perfect example of what became known as “good girl art.”

Psycho author Robert Bloch's seminal tale of the Ripper in then-contemporary times was originally published in Weird Tales in '43. Now it's getting adapted to comics for the first time ever, by acclaimed writer Joe R. Lansdale & John L. Lansdale, and featuring art and colors by Eisner-nominated cartoonist Kevin Colden (Fishtown). All High Quality Minutemen Scans.

As the new head of the Office of Dimensional Defense (O.D.D.), Charlotte Becker fails to get her first pick among the department's new recruits. When the best she can get turns out to be a geeky blogger, a flaky psychic, and her air-headed sister, she faces some stiff odds -- namely a competing agency who doesn't want the truth exposed. All High Quality Minutemen Scans.

Good lord, it's over 10 inches long and as much as 176 pages thick! Garth Ennis and John McCrea, the creative team behind Hitman, unleash their sick, twisted minds to bring back Dougie and Ivor, the rotten scoundrels who fancy themselves private investigators known as the Dicks. This the super-engorged saga that Garth swears has assured his place next to the Dark Lord in the eternal flames of Hell. No semi-turgid comics here, just full-on, over-the- top, certain-to-offend-everyone humor that only these two bollocks could get away with!

The training and socialization of Stephen Egger and Stewart Harrow. Some readers have been shocked by this material, because they have had no idea that these are the everyday manners of people toward horses -- and it's terrifying to watch the same things done to people BY horses.

Only from the twisted mind of legendary cinema sleaze-meister Roger Corman could come Caged Heat 3000, a way over-the-top science-fiction women-in-prison romp. These girls give new meaning to the term, “Bad Girl” as the guards have to constantly watch out for women stabbing other women. If a woman is thrown into this detention facility, she had better work fast to make as many friends as she can. One wrong move or look and it could mean a metal shiv up the back. This full color series is based on the B-Movie “Caged Heat 3000,” which was essentially a futuristic update of the successful (if schlocky) “Caged Heat” series of women’s prison flicks. Adding to the surreal fun and strangeness, comix grrrl Ellen Forney chips in with a wry one-pager, “The Big Doll House.”

This black-and-white martial arts title is built around all-out battle between mankind and zombies in the not-too-distant future. Martial arts skills are the only weapons that stand between our heroes and the undead, and it’s not just martial arts: it’s Infinite Kung Fu, and it’s bloody, violent fun! Enjoyable!