Story GARTH ENNIS & JIMMY PALMIOTTI
Art & Cover MIHAILO VUKELIC
The controversial over the top crime thriller is finally collected! Big Bob Saetta made the biggest mistake of his life by pissing off his brother, one of the biggest and most brutal crime bosses in New York City. This is the story of two brothers at war, wrapped in a special package of extreme language and hardcore violence. Join award winning writer GARTH ENNIS (Preacher, The Punisher), JIMMY PALMIOTTI (Jonah Hex, Painkiller Jane) and artist MIHAILO VUKELIC on an adrenaline ride that rips the roof off Brooklyn's criminal underworld

by Pascal Blanchet
Following White Rapids - named Best Comic of 2007 by The Onion - Pascal Blanchet brings us Baloney. Winds swirl and darkness reigns over a hamlet perched atop a craggy peak. Russian fatalism sets the tone as Blanchet orchestrates the tale of a village butcher, his disabled daughter, and her tutor in their doomed uprising against the swaggering Duke Shostakov, local governor and owner of the only heating company in town. In a graphic novel about love and despair that is also a homage to the music of the 1930s and '40s, double bassists and trombonists lean into the frame, striking up a score that blends vaudeville with Kurt Weill and Russia's great modern composers. Rendered in two-color, red-and-black chiaroscuro, light struggles to emerge from darkness and endurance makes way for heroism, all to no avail. Read Baloney as a reverie composed to the melodies of Prokofiev and Shostakovich - a beautiful conjuring of moods, or a call to arms against the exorbitant utility rates.

Writer:Max
Artist:Max
The Andalusian Dog returns from retirement to enlist Bardin as the new custodian of the superreal (a.k.a. surreal) world in this original graphic novel about God, art, virtue, vice, life, death, the subconscious, philosophy, and many of the other mysteries of existence.

Written by Evan Dorkin
Art by Jill Thompson.
Beasts of Burden is a fun-filled adventure story that features a heroic group of dogs - and one cat - who are set with the task of keeping the residents of Burden Hill safe from supernatural occurrences. Early experiences with the paranormal have set up Pugs, Red, Whitey, Ace, and the Orphan to become members of the Wise Dog Society, official animal agents to aid those with odd concerns. Following a slew of magical frogs, encountering hostile ghosts, setting off to rescue an old friend from a sewer filled with some very large rats, and discovering buried secrets in the local cemetery are all in a day's work for this new team of unlikely heroes.

BÊTE NOIRE showcases a wide range of international artists from North American and abroad, including such European collectives as Cornelius, Les Requins Marteaux and Le Dernier Cri, as well as five of the very best art-manga creators in Japan today. Contributors include Renee French (USA); MS Bastian (Switzerland); F© + Witko, Frédéric Coché, Ludovic Debeurme, Lucie Durbiano, Quentin Faucompré, Morgan Navarro, and Caroline Sury (France); Anke Feuchtenberger (Germany); Ichiba Daisuke, Junko Mizuno, Suzy Amakane, Takeshi Nemoto, and Yuichi Yokoyama (Japan); Reijo Karkkainen (Finland); Peter Köhler (Sweden); Olaf Ladousse (Spain); Helge Reumann and Nadia Raviscioni (Switzerland); Fabio Viscogliosi (Italy) and Valium (Canada). Also, Kevin Scalzo (USA) contributes a new Sugar Booger story in full color, and the spectacular cover is by David Heatley (USA).

(W/A) Pascal Girard
Jimmy is a teenager in a crummy little town. He's got a lousy best friend, a porn habit, and an uncle whose miserable existence is the embodiment of life stalled in its tracks. He's also got a tender soul, a pure-hearted crush, and the makings of a budding artist. A horrible YouTube video of Jimmy dancing in his living room becomes viral and makes every sweet and hopeful thing about Jimmy seem utterly pathetic. Everyone from fellow classmates to the clerk at the corner store has seen the video, and Jimmy finds himself a celebrity in his town, just for the wrong reasons.

Writer:Eric Powell
Artist:Kyle Hotz
Reprints:BILLY THE KID'S OLD TIMEY ODDITIES #1-4
From the Eisner award-winning creator of The Goon comes an over-the-bigtop horror romp pitting outlaw legend Billy the Kid and a band of circus “freaks” against the evil machinations of the nefarious Dr. Frankenstein! Penned with deranged glee by Powell and illustrated by fan-favorite horror artist Kyle Hotz (The Agency and The Hood), Billy The Kid’s Old Timey Oddities starts with Billy the Kid free to roam America, having faked his own death. Free, that is, until Fineas Spoule, AKA. The Human Spider, discovers his secret. Now, afraid of being exposed, Billy finds himself in the service of a caravan of carnival sideshow performers who have unfinished business with a mad scientist none other than Victor Frankenstein himself! This twisted love child of spaghetti westerns and Hammer horror flicks combines Powell’s humorous fast-paced storytelling and Hotz’s quirky macabre visuals for a story that the whole family will love...if they’re the kind of family that love alligator men and miniature boys fighting monstrous mistakes of science with the help of the fastest gunslinger in the West!

By: Eric Powell, Kyle Hotz, Daniel Brown, Dave Stewart

Billy the Kid lives! The hired gun of a traveling spectacle of biological curiosities--or "freaks." In their past adventures, Billy and crew have faced a variety of supernatural terrors, but none of that has prepared them to confront their most vicious challenge yet: Jack the Ripper!

* Introduction by Brian Azzarello.

* This volume includes Billy the Kid's Old Timey Oddities and the Ghastly Fiend of London #1-#4 and "Billy the Kid and the Pit of Horrors" from the Buzzard miniseries

This luscious hardcover contains Brian Bolland's short comic strips such as the Actress and the Bishop and Mr Mamoulian as well as a number of other short stories. As well as collecting material which has been scattered across various anthology publications there is a brand new Actress and the Bishop story.
This book is one of the rare places that readers can see one of the UK's top comic artists as a storyteller now that he is in so much demand as a cover artist.

By: Dan Wickline, Amber Benson, Ben Templesmith

This collection combines two OG Ben Templesmith artistic outings: the stylized tale of Blood-Stained Sword, written by Dan Wickline, as well as the horrific chills of Demon Father John's Pinwheel Blues, written by Amber Benson.

by John Sheridan & Kit Wallis
China, the late 1700's. High in the mountains, in a poverty stricken village, lives a young girl. On a bright sunny day she's called home to discover that her whole family have been slain in a vendetta attack. Could it be the local Bao Gang, known for their bullying antics, opium smuggling, and employed by a wealthy farmer to stop the village from rebelling - or someone closer to home? Collecting the four issue mini-series in a deluxe hard cover format.

Written by J.M. DeMatteis
Art and Cover by Glenn Barr
Published by IDW

The complete critically acclaimed saga is re-collected in hardcover for this collection of J.M. DeMatteis and Glenn Barr's Brooklyn Dreams. Celebrated by fans and critics alike, and long out of print, don't miss this chance to own a book that many say will change your life.

Writer:Joe Sacco
Artist:Joe Sacco
Follow award-winning cartoon journalist Joe Sacco on one of the most dangerous beats of all: rock ’n’ roll! The centerpiece of the book is an expanded version of 'In the Company of Long Hair', the early '90s graphic novelette Sacco created on the subject of his raucous European tour with the punk band, the Miracle Workers. "Long Hair" appears here for the first time in an expanded version with an added 15-page section of his original sketches and notes from the time, and a bound-in CD featuring an excerpt from the Miracle Workers' live shows — including a blasting version of the Iggy Pop classic, "I Got a Right." As for the rest of the book: Sacco turns his pitiless pen on all strata of Rock 'n' Roll, from old rockers (two stories on the Rolling Stones) to new; from salacious gossip to how-to ("Woodstock in your Own Home"); from portraits of typical rock creatures ("Record Producer," "The Musician Who Wanted to Save the World," "The Rock Journalist") to self-deprecating autobiographical stories. None of these has been collected before, and over 20, done for German magazines and papers while Sacco was living in Berlin, have actually never been published at all in English and are being translated for this edition! PLUS! A 16-page section of Joe's wild live rock show posters from his days in Berlin, including both long-forgotten acts and some pretty famous ones!