Writer - Marc Guggenheim
Art - Justin Greenwood
The ground-breaking series from hit writer Marc Guggenheim (Eli Stone) returns in a new, on-going full-color series! The invasion came swiftly and without warning. But after ten years of death and destruction raining down from above, the otherworldly oppressors have vanished. Why did the leave? Why did they attack in the first place? And where do the survivors go from here? Find out in this action-packed, intrigue-fueled new series!

Writer - Marc Guggenheim
Art - Justin Greenwood

By Marc Guggenheim & Justin Greenwood
The post-alien invasion epic continues! The aliens may be gone, but the drama continues in the town of Red Lion, PA, the last bastion of civilization left. But what's the secret the town is willing to do anything to protect? Hint: It's the key to the resurrection of America.

(W) Marc Guggenheim (A) Justin Greenwood

While the survivors of the Occupation get a closer look at the Church of the Cosmos' religious fervor, including entrance to their otherworldly temple, Susanne is singled out by Spock to be tested. But will Spock's gift to her truly be an ascension or a curse?

Writer - Marc Guggenheim
Art - Justin Greenwood
What twisted game is the Church of the Cosmos playing at? Susanne's "gift" from the alien called Spock turns out to be anything but. Now plagued by an otherworldly virus, is Susanne just the first to experience an all-new alien nightmare or will she be the last?

Writer - Marc Guggenheim
Art - Justin Greenwood
The Bugs may be gone, but they've left death and danger behind. Half the city of Baltimore are infected with their alien disease and the other half worship the aliens as gods. Either way, it's trouble for President Bill Clinton.

(W) Marc Guggenheim (A) Justin Greenwood, Dan Jackson

The penultimate chapter of Book Three turns up the heat that will leave one of our longtime castmembers dead. Which one will it be? And which other longtime castmember will be guilty of the murder?

Written by Marc Guggenheim, art by Justin Greenwood and Dan Jackson, cover by Greenwood.

The survivors mourn the loss of one of their own even as they try to escape from a group of humans infected by the alien technovirus. The invasion may be over, but the dangers are greater than ever in this climactic chapter that threatens to answer some of this critically-acclaimed series' most vexing questions.