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Ben Templesmith (a) Tommyrot: (tom•my•rot) –n. “Utter foolishness and nonsense.” Welcome to one of the more beautifully horrific collections of foolishness and nonsense you’ll ever see. This special over-sized edition collects many of the major images and covers from artist Ben Templesmith, as well as many never before seen unpublished paintings and personal work, including looks behind the scenes into the artistic process he uses. $19.99 * FC * 96 pages
Simon Furman (w); EJ Su (a); Su, Guidi, Roche, Scherwinski (c) The first titanic arc—Infiltration—wraps up in spectacular, no-holds-barred style, as Megatron sets about—demonstrably—putting his house (on Earth) in order. But, mighty as he is, has even Megatron got what it takes to curtail the activities of the all-new, hyper-powered Starscream? Whichever way it goes, the outlook looks distinctly bleak for the beleaguered earthbound Autobots. Could be that it’s time for Prowl and Co. to roll out the big guns? $2.99 * FC * 32 pages © 2005 Hasbro. All rights reserved.
Chuck Dixon (w), Guido Guidi (a&c) Ever wondered what form your favorite Transformers would take if they existed in different eras? Wonder no more, as IDW’s new Evolutions line will look at some special out-of-continuity tales involving the Robots in Disguise. In issue one of the five-part debut miniseries, “Hearts of Steel,” writer Chuck Dixon and artist Guido Guidi transplant the ‘bots to the Industrial Revolution, where a charismatic hammer-man named John Henry discovers that a steam drill is really an alien robot named Bumblebee. Before he can process this information, the pair are attacked by Decepticons disguised as tanks, trains and walking engines. Is this all part of a larger scheme by Starscream? And if so, will the other Autobots arrive in time to stop his nefarious plans? $2.99 * FC * 32 pages © 2005 Hasbro. All rights reserved.
Len Kaminski (w), Graham Nolan and Tom Morgan (a) Wood, Roche (c) IDW continues their look back at some of the most beloved Transformers comics from years past. This special monthly series with rollback cover prices continues to present classic hard-to-find stories from the past two decades of Transformers comics. Once again, this issue features brand-new cover art from Ashley Wood (Metal Gear Solid) and Nick Roche, both of which present recreations of the original cover art. This issue focuses on a longtime fan-favorite Autobot with “Plight of the Bumblebee!” originally presented in Marvel Comics’ The Transformers #16! $2.49 * FC * 24 pages © 2005 Hasbro. All rights reserved.
McDonough, Patyk (w); Don Figueroa, Guido Guidi, Pat Lee, James Raiz, more (a) Presenting the ultimate guidebook to the Transformers. This special collection re-packages the entire 8-part compendium previously published by Dreamwave. Join writers McDonough and Patyk and a collective of the best Transformers artists around for this complete guide to all the characters’ bios from their previous G1 continuity. TPB$TBD * FC * TBD pages HC$TBD * FC * TBD pages © 2005 Hasbro. All rights reserved. Angel Spotlight: Wesley
It’s just another day at the office at Wolfram & Hart, which usually means only one thing: every man for himself! When a most lethal legal maneuver strikes down one of the associates, Wesley realizes that the path to Fred’s affections might once more be clear – but can he live with the ramifications? And advice from Spike, of all people, probably isn’t helping matters…. $3.99 * FC * 32 pages Angel is © 2005 20th Century Fox Film Corporation. All rights reserved.
Peter David (w); Joe Corroney (a); Corroney, Howard, Murphy, Wight (c) When Dracula goes to Los Angeles to meet with his law firm—Wolfram and Hart—he is astounded to find himself face to face with a non-corporeal Spike, who suddenly finds himself pleased about his ghostly state if it means he can spend his time following Dracula around and tormenting him endlessly. Concluding the epic, eras-spanning undead battle royale! $3.99 * FC * 32 pages Spike is © 2005 20th Century Fox Film Corporation. All rights reserved.
Joss Whedon (w); Jeff Johnson (a & c) Continuing monthly illustrated scriptbooks based on the very best Angel episodes pulled from its five-season run. Each specially priced 48-page scriptbook will feature the entire shooting script and full-page and spot illustrations inspired by the episode from artist Jeff Johnson. The fourth script offered in this series is from the third-season episode “Waiting in the Wings,” written and directed by series creator Joss Whedon. Issue #4 features 2 covers, a photo cover and a cover featuring art by Jeff Johnson. $3.99 * B&W * 48 pages Angel is © 2005 20th Century Fox Film Corporation. All rights reserved.
Tim Bradstreet, Zach Howard, Igor Kordey, David Messina, more (a) When Joss Whedon’s Angel exploded back onto the comics scene, he didn’t come alone. Carrying on his new adventures were some of the best artists in comics, including Tim Bradstreet, John Byrne, ChrisCross, Alex Garner, Zach Howard, Igor Kordey, series artist David Messina, Todd Nauck, Kelsey Shannon, Ashley Wood, and more. This special collection offers up all the covers from Angel: The Curse art in one beautiful volume. $3.99 * FC * 32 pages Angel is © 2005 20th Century Fox Film Corporation. All rights reserved.
Jeff Mariotte (w); David Messina (a) Joss Whedon’s classic character returns for his next all-new adventure! When a strangely familiar, seemingly vampiric figure is spotted killing victims in Los Angeles, Angel, alone in semi-retired retreat while he figures out what's next for him, is lured back to the city to put a stop to the string of slayings. The case will reunite the vampire with a soul with old friends and old enemies–but it's impossible to tell which is which! Written by Angel novelist and comics writer Jeff Mariotte (Angel: The Curse) with full art and colors once again provided by David Messina (Angel: The Curse). If you’ve been waiting to see Angel’s supporting cast join him on a new comic book adventure, this one’s for you. $19.99 * FC * 120 pages Angel is © 2005 20th Century Fox Film Corporation. All rights reserved.
Peter David (w); J.K. Woodward (a&c) You're an angel and you've just monumentally pissed off God. Stripped of your wings and pretty much everything else, you're sent hurtling to Earth and crash land in a desert, where you're found unconscious by passing Arab nomads. How do you handle what happens next? Come up with your own answer, and then compare it to that of Lee, the Fallen Angel. Written by New York Times Best-selling author Peter David (Spike: Old Times) with art by J.K. Woodward. $3.99 * FC * 32 pages
Chris Ryall (w), Gabriel Rodriquez (a & c) In “Primal Scenes,” part 4 of the adaptation of Clive Barker’s epic novel, word of strange goings-on in Palomo Grove brings unwanted attention to the town’s inhabitants, Howie faces his destiny, and Tommy-Ray is brought one step closer to becoming Death-Boy. All while the Jaff prepares for War. $3.99 * FC * 32 pages
Gary Chaloner, Chris Sequeira (w) Gary Chaloner (a & c) John Law’s war on crime rocks Crossroads’ underworld... Law knows who murdered his father, now he just has to prove it. It's Law versus the Mob as the pressure builds in Crossroads. How long can The Angel's promise of protection last? Things kick off to a bloody start this issue as Law literally fights for his life in the boxing ring while plots are hatched, plans are made and allegiances shift. Also this issue, meet the mob bosses of Crossroads: Godfather 'Granpa' Grandenetti, 'El Gato' Garza, Rev. Malcolm Joseph 'Jo' King, Fergus 'Letch' O'Leary, Dr. Occidental Lee and Cal Amari the Squid as they form an uneasy truce to celebrate the soon-to-be-opened Crossroads Grande Casino. This is a private party hosted by Brenda Banks, star of the popular Lady Luck movies... a private party you won't want to miss! This issue also features a brand-new Mr. Mystic story, written by Chris Sequeira (Justice League Adventures) and illustrated by Chaloner! Each issue features 30 full pages of art and story. $3.99 * B&W * 32 pages
Shane McCarthy (w); Chris Bolton (a) Bolton, McKeever (c) Eight of the country's most vicious criminals are on the loose but something far worse is waiting for them as they make their way to the safety of the small town of South Ridge. It's natural born killers against an inhuman horde with a guarantee that not everyone will last till nightfall!. Art and all five covers, which connect to form one horrific image, will be provided by George A. Romero’s Land of the Dead cover artist Chris Bolton. $3.99 * FC * 32 pages
F. Paul Wilson (w); Matthew Smith (a&c) The keep had stood empty in the Transylvanian Alps for 500 years. No one knew who built it, or why. But on the eve of WW II, German soldiers move in and awaken something—something hungry… something as merciless as the SS einsatzkommandos accompanying them. Noted horror writer F. Paul Wilson adapts his own New York Times bestselling novel and is joined by Matthew Smith (Hellboy) on art in this, the story that the Providence Journal called, “A battle between good and evil that staggers the imagination, with an ending as exciting as any horror fan could wish!” $19.99 * FC * 120 pages Chicanos #8 Carlos Trillo (w); Eduardo Risso (a) When it comes to luck, Mexican-born detective A.Y. Jalisco has a lot of it… all bad. Then Mel, a handsome and mysterious stranger, appears out of the blue and sweeps her off her feet. But the ugly realities of her professional life intrude when she must rescue a client from armed thugs… and lose her new love in the process. Carlos Trillo’s spellbinding tale continues, with art and cover provided by comics star Eduardo Risso (100 Bullets). $3.99 * B&W * 32 pages Chicanos ™ and © Strip Art Features, 2006. www.safcomics.com.
Joshua Dysart (w), Simeon Wilkins (a) A companion to the all-ages film, Monster House follows the lives of BONES AND SKULL, a two-man heavy metal outfit with questionable talent on the road to nowhere fast. When a fight over the future of the band tears the two friends apart, Bones finds himself, inexplicably, in front of old man Nebbercracker's Monster House. There, Bones must confront a wrathful home, childhood memories and his dejected girlfriend if he plans on saving his friendship… and his life. Also features “Final Roll,” a bonus back-up story with art and script provided by Simeon Wilkins. $7.99 * FC * 56 pages *
Brian Wood (w), Kristian Donaldson (a & c) Pella accepts reality and turns herself into the twin authority of her pursuers, the Yakuza and Porno Swede crime families, but not without a contingency plan, a way out of it all, one that will forever change the very nature of the big city, "The Supermarket" and keep her new friends safe. Not too shabby for a 16-year-old convenience store clerkette from the suburbs. Wood (DMZ) and Donaldson (Doomed) conclude their tale in an explosive way! $3.99 * FC * 32 pages *
Beau Smith (w), Eduardo Barreto (a & c) NOTE TO READERS AND RETAILERS FROM BEAU SMITH: Cobb #2 is jacked-up, jaw-busting, bone-breaking, non-stop action—PERIOD! Cobb #2 grabs you by the throat on page one, beats you senseless throughout the book, and doesn’t let you go until the last page when it tosses your broken body down a flight of stairs. The head of the Russian Mafia has sent his best men to retrieve his former girlfriend who has turned informant. What they didn’t count on is that she is now under the protection of Cobb. Crime better find religion and pray they can get past Cobb. $3.99 * B&W * 32 pages *
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