Centuries before the Clone Wars or the Empire, in the early days of the High Republic, it was an age of exploration in a galaxy far, far away. . Daring pilots chart new routes through hyperspace, while Pathfinder teams make contact with frontier worlds to invite them to join the Republic. When a Pathfinder team’s communications droid is found drifting in space, damaged and bearing a cryptic message, Jedi Knight Silandra Sho and her Padawan, Rooper Nitani, are sent to find the missing team members. Their investigation leads them to the planet Gloam, a ravaged world said to be haunted by mythical monsters. Can the Jedi find the missing Pathfinders and unravel the mystery of the monsters? The answers lie in a hidden city beneath the planet’s surface. Don't miss these other adventures of Star Wars: The High Republic! A Test of Courage by Justina Ireland Race to Crashpoint Tower by Daniel José Older Mission to Disaster by Justina Ireland Quest for Planet X by Tessa Gratton

Ra's al Ghul is dead, and Talia is out for revenge! Batman is on the case to find Deathstroke before Talia's elite killers do! But Batman starts to piece together that not everything is what it seems in Ra's's death and knows whom he must interrogate to get answers Talia herself! Can the two former lovers ever work together again? This hardcover collects all the parts of the SHADOW WAR story from Batman #122-123; Robin #13-14; Deathstroke Inc. #8-9; Shadow War: Alpha #1; Shadow War: Omega #1; Shadow War Zone #1.

Collecting some of the most iconic tales from Mark Waid's run this first volume of the omnibus collection is one you cannot miss! Starting with a reimagining of the first meeting between Wally West and Barry Allen and their first adventure together where Barry gives Wally his own Flash costume! This omnibus collects The Flash #62-91; The Flash Annual #4-6; Green Lantern#30-31, #40; The Flash Special #1; and Justice League Quarterly #10.

The world of manga was devastated by the May 2021 death of Berserk creator Kentaro Miura, but Miura-sensei left behind one final volume to cap his thirty-plus-year commitment to his signature vision. While Miura’s epic remains unfinished, Berserk Volume 41 is a fitting curtain call for the beloved series, filled with joy, sadness, laughter, and imagination. Includes a two-sided color poster insert. Though Casca has at last been released from the prison of her own mind, she cannot escape the reminders of the terrors she has experienced. And nothing triggers the return of these harrowing memories than Guts the Black Swordsman, who faced those same horrors in his relentless quest to bring Casca to a place where she might be healed. But the reappearance of a strange, mute boy could well be the key to bringing peace to Casca’s troubled soul.

The Eltarian War has been won, but the Power Rangers are more vulnerable than ever before to a surprise invasion! In the wake of the Eltarian War, the Mighty Morphin team finds themselves exposed due to a decimated Command Center which has left their connection to the Morphin Grid, the Power Chamber, vulnerable to attack. The Power Rangers and Zordon embark on a desperate mission to the Lion Empire to secure a new Command Center before their enemies strike, cutting them off from their powers forever! In order to do so, they’ll need to leave behind one of their own, Rocky the Red Ranger, with only Promethea and the Green Ranger as backup to defend Earth.. But Rocky won’t be able to focus on taking care of his family for long… as King Aradon of the Machine Kingdom and his forces invade Earth! Even with the Green Ranger by his side, will the Red Ranger be able to hold off Aradon’s Mechanical Minions long engouh for the rest of the Power Rangers to make it back in time? Rising star Mathew Groom ( Ultraman, Inferno Girl Red) and fan favorite artist Moisés Hidalgo ( Dark Blood) take control of the Command Center to usher in the next pulse-pounding Mighty Morphin saga! Collects Mighty Morphin #17-20.

Abandoned as a child, Robyn sought solace in Sherwood forest, raising herself, learning to trust no-one, especially Tuck, the monk she steals for. Now, however, something is coming, and in order to defeat it, she must learn to play with others. Robyn is not the tale you know. It's characters are familiar and yet their roles are different. Abandoned as a child, Robyn sought solace in the forest, and raised herself in this harsh environment. She learned to trust no-one, especially not Tuck, as she lives from dawn to dusk in the shadows of Sherwood. Now, however, something is beginning, and it's something she cannot defeat alone. In this first arc of Robyn, we meet a band of people she must learn to protect, or face losing everything.

Bell, Maddie, Noah, and the rest of the gang are back in Book 2 of the Animal Rescue Friends graphic novel series—and they’re about to meet a whole new crew of furry pals in need of a little TLC! Bell, Maddie, Noah, and the rest of the gang are back in Book 2 of Animal Rescue Friends—and they’re about to meet a whole new crew of furry pals in need of a little TLC! It’s the start of a new school year, and the kids are excited about their new club, Oakville Elementary School’s Club for Animal Appreciation, Education, and Rehabilitation—even if their new club advisor, Mrs. Wen, doesn’t share their enthusiasm. But as they meet a decidedly unusual crew of animals, including a bearded dragon who won’t eat, a therapy pig named Truffles, and a prickly porcupine who needs first aid, the kids and adults alike learn that when people help animals, the animals help them right back.

Eisner-nominated comics writer and novelist Alisa Kwitney (Rogue: Untouched) and artist Mauricet (Star Wars Adventures) are sending the most unlikely pair of time travellers back to the 70s on the day they first met in G.I.L.T. Meet Hildy Winters, a tough, outspoken survivor of New York City's Upper West Side-with her very own time-travel portal. For Hildy belongs to G.I.L.T., the Guild of Independent Lady Temporalists. Their prime directive: Do not alter the past without co-op board approval! G.I.L.T. follows two very different women whose lives become entangled when they both slip through a portal in time to the day they first met in 1973. Trista is the Bill Murray of home health care aides, a cynical screw-up who doesn’t care for anything but her Fleuvog shoes and her paycheck. She meets her match in Hildy, a sarcastic second-wave feminist living on a steady diet of cigarettes and regret. When Hildy seizes her last chance to return to a fateful day in 1973, she accidentally takes Trista along for the ride. But as the old saying goes, there are no accidents in time travel. And Hildy and Trista don’t remember each other, but they met each other forty years earlier—on Hildy’s wedding day. Now they’ve got to come to terms with the past before they accidentally dismantle the future.

From Chinese checkers to the Wheel of Fortune board game — the story of how one family business shaped the way Americans play. "A wonderful trip down memory lane, and a remarkable story of perseverance... The pictures are priceless!" —R ichard E. Grey, former chairman and CEO of Tyco "This book chronicles the 'ins' and 'outs' of the everchanging toy industry better than anything I have ever read... For me, as a competitor and friend of Pressman Toy, this book is inspirational and instructional." — Bob Moog, President and Co-founder of University Games "This is a must-read for anyone interested in the toy industry, and actually anyone interested in how to successfully build a business." — Tom Kalinske, former CEO of Mattel, Matchbox, Sega, and Leapfrog When Jack Pressman went into business as a manufacturer of basic playthings like lead soldiers and toy xylophones in 1922, he could little have imagined that his small venture would become one of the iconic American toy companies. The firm scored its first megahit in the 1920s, when it popularised Chinese checkers, and it went on to introduce enduring favourites like Rummikub and Tri-Ominos. Today the Pressman Toy Corporation remains well known for its line of classic board games in eye-catching red boxes, as well as games based on popular TV shows. This centennial history traces the growth of the company under the leadership of three successive Pressmans: Jack, his wife Lynn (one of the first female CEOs in the industry), and their son Jim. It is a story that reflects the development of the toy industry as a whole — encompassing the rise of plastics, the emergence of character licensing and TV advertising, and the surprising endurance of the physical board game in our digital age. Abundantly illustrated with new colour photography as well as rare archival images, this will be an essential volume for anyone with an interest in the history of play.