In the strange town of Perennial Harbor, time doesn't just heal wounds—it reopens them. Decades after their love faded, Melody and Jesse find themselves caught in a spiraling mystery where the past is more alive than the present. As Melody slips further back in time, she finds herself reliving memories and rewriting fate for a time and place she thought she’d left behind. Can she discover the unsettling truth causing reality to unravel around her? Or will it ultimately destroy her and the only person she’s ever truly cared for? From the breakout writing team of Ethan S. Parker (Hello Darkness) and Griffin Sheridan (Kill Your Darlings) and featuring stunning debut art by Keith Browning, this genre-blurring emotional thriller blends sci-fi, romance, and psychological horror into one unforgettable story. Collects Blink and You’ll Miss It #1–5.

Nine high-quality art prints, focusing on Spider-Man, his greatest enemies, and most popular allies, in iconic, display-perfect poses. Each print measures 11” x 17” and all plates are collected in a durable translucent portfolio.

Before he was Nightwing, he was the Boy Wonder. This collection traces the evolution of Dick Grayson from circus acrobat to Batman s trusted partner and one of DC s most enduring heroes. Witness the origin, growth, and defining moments of the original Robin in this essential volume.DC Finest: Robin The Origin of Robin collects key stories from Batman, Detective Comics, World s Finest Comics, and Superman s Pal Jimmy Olsen, spanning the Silver and Bronze Ages. These tales chronicle Dick Grayson s transformation from orphaned acrobat to Gotham s first sidekick, showcasing his solo adventures, team-ups with Superman, and early steps toward independence. Featuring work by legendary creators, this volume is a definitive celebration of Robin s legacy.

Heroes fall. Legacies rise. The future of the DC Universe begins here. When the Justice League falls to the Great Darkness, the next generation must rise to confront a threat that spans reality itself. Legacy heroes—including Nightwing, Jon Kent, Wonder Girl, and the Flash Family—step forward as the Multiverse fractures, the villains unite, and Pariah’s Dark Army pushes Earth to the brink. This sweeping omnibus chronicles the entire Dark Crisis event and all its critical tie-ins—where nightmares take shape, timelines unravel, and hope is reborn in the most unlikely places. The DC Universe enters a new era, forged in loss and bound by legacy. Collects Justice League #75, Dark Crisis #0 FCBD Special Edition, Dark Crisis #1–7, The Flash #783–786, Justice League: Road to Dark Crisis #1, I Am Batman #15, Dark Crisis: Young Justice #1–6, Dark Crisis: Worlds Without a Justice League – Superman, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, Green Arrow, Batman, Dark Crisis: The Deadly Green #1, Dark Crisis: War Zone #1, Dark Crisis: The Dark Army #1, and Dark Crisis: Big Bang #1.

A ghost from Batman s past returns with a vengeance. The mysterious Red Hood is taking Gotham s underworld by storm and he knows all of Batman s secrets. Batman is confronted with a hidden face from the past it s the return of the vigilante Red Hood who appears to be Batman s one-time partner Jason Todd, the same Jason Todd that died many years ago. But the Red Hood s violent ways pit him against the Dark Knight in his hunt for the very person responsible for his death: The Joker. Batman: Under the Red Hood DC Compact Comics Edition collects the full original Red Hood saga from Batman #635 641, #645 650, and Batman Annual #25.

Writer/artist Gabriel Hardman comes to DC Black Label with a hard-boiled modern twist on the DC social thrillers of the 1980s, updating this opinionated trio of lone-wolf vigilantes for the era of open class warfare and ecological collapse! From the decaying husk of Hub City, Vic Sage, the Question, goes deep undercover on the trail of a human-trafficking operation in the frozen Arctic. Oliver Queen, the Green Arrow, pushed out of his own company s C-suite, must get his crumbling life back together but what is Queen Industries involvement with a mysterious project dubbed 'Arcadia'? Spurred on by the Question, Green Arrow joins the hunt for answers but one obstacle stands in the way of their investigation: the Batman.

All-star writer Mark Waid has teamed up with rising star artist Skylar Patridge to tell a brand-new, definitive story of the Man of Steel’s youth! Action Comics tells the story of a teenage Clark Kent in his life on Kent Farm as he struggles to fit into his life both in high school and on Earth as a burgeoning Kryptonian superhero! The Boy of Steel returns! Mark Waid and Skylar Patridge explore the early days of Superman as Clark Kent struggles to fit into his life both as an adoptive member of humanity and as a teenage boy in Kansas! Of course, neither of those things is easy, especially when you also happen to be harboring your secret identity as Superboy, the Boy of Steel! This coming-of-age story links the Clark Kent of the past to the Clark Kent of the present and future, creating the perfect jumping-on point for new and lapsed readers alike to rediscover the Man of Steel and what makes him a quintessential comic book icon! Collects Superman: Action Comics #1087-1092

"Readers of all ages will have fun with this unique tale.” —School Library Journal Hijinx and mayhem ensue as MEGATRON, the biggest, baddest Decepticon of them all, swaps bodies with...THE WORST BOT EVER. As Ballpoint struggles to fit in with his new Autobot friends, a mishap with an experimental weapon causes him to swap bodies with the most feared Decepticon of them all—Megatron! Will Ballpoint’s newfound size and strength finally garner him the acceptance he desires? Maybe! Will the mighty Megatron really accept being placed in the itty-bitty body of the Worst Bot Ever? Of course not! Brian “Smitty” Smith (Pea, Bee, and Jay) and Marz Jr. return for Ballpoint’s next hilarious adventure in TRANSFORMERS: WORST BOT EVER - BOT SWAP!

The first of two hardcover volumes collecting the precisely recreated original art from the 1997 manga adaptation of Star Wars: A New Hope, with a new translation taken directly from the lettering on the boards. In 1977, the world was changed by the release of George Lucas's seminal science-fantasy epic. Fascinating characters, groundbreaking special effects, and breathtaking action affected audiences in ways that movies never had before and seldom have since. Twenty years later, renowned manga creator Hisao Tamaki adapted the films in his own singular style that allowed legions of Star Wars fans to enjoy their favorite story in an exciting new way. Now, Dark Horse has unearthed and meticulously reassembled Tamaki-sensei's original art boards to chronicle and showcase the creation of a unique artifact of popular culture. The Art of Star Wars: A New Hope--The Manga, Volume 1 collects the first half of the adaptation in high-resolution reproductions of the original, unaltered art. The work is accompanied by an all-new translation of the authentic Japanese lettering, which itself was inspired by the alternate language dub that has been enjoyed by Japanese-speaking audiences for generations. An extensive sketchbook section is included and, for the first time in English, the story is presented in the original right-to-left reading format. This volume offers fans an opportunity to revisit the classic adventure through new eyes and in a fresh voice. Join Dark Horse and Lucasfilm to explore the creative journey of a novel view of a galaxy far, far away.

Truth and justice collide at the trial of the shocking double murder case in the captivating conclusion of this mystery crime drama manga. The sordid details behind the double murder case are dragged into the light. But this information contradicts Mizuki's previous testimony, offering a glimpse into her true motive. What version of reality will her lawyers accept? And who was truly responsible for the death of Mako Igarashi? The curtain rises on the fateful trial and only Mizuki and the truth that has become her burden can bring this tragic tale to a close. For mature audiences.

The complete comics saga of the unkillable man and the Witchfinder who fight to defend what remains of the world after Hellboy. Sent to kill Hellboy by the Baba Yaga in Darkness Calls, Koshchei the Deathless hinted at a long and tragic life before being enslaved to the Russian witch. Now Koshchei relives every horrible act on his road to immortality and beyond, with none other than Hellboy himself—in Hell. Then, after the end of the world above and the death of Hellboy, Koshchei is summoned by the Witchfinder Ed Grey to finish the one task he could not—take up his sword again and fight a dark foe hell-bent on destruction. Finally, Ed Grey is summoned by Alice, queen of the last standing realm on earth, to defend her and England against Morgan Le Fay and her champion in a final standoff. Grey must transform into the defender he was destined to be if England has a chance of surviving, while Le Fay has her own shadowy intentions. Hellboy creator Mike Mignola and fan-favorite artist Ben Stenbeck team up for a final saga after the end of the world. This hardcover omnibus collects Koshchei the Deathless #1–#6; Koshchei in Hell #1–#4; Sir Edward Grey: Acheron one-shot; and The Serpent in the Garden: Ed Grey and the Last Battle for England #1–#3; plus all epilogues, a cover gallery, and sketchbook section.

The startling story that turned the wall-crawler's world upside down! Haunted by unsettling dreams. Disturbed by a growing sense of dread. Convinced that people are out to get him. Spider-Man faces his biggest threat yet — a foe so insidious he can’t hope to handle it alone. With friends like Reed Richards, Stephen Strange and Hank Pym, he won’t have to. But can even the world’s greatest minds change the course of fate? And if they could, would they dare? Having finally accepted his fate, Peter Parker decides to put the red and blue tights in the closet and spend some quality time with Aunt May and MJ. But the deadly Morlun has other plans! Beaten to the edge of death by the one foe he has never defeated, hovering in a place short of heaven or hell, Spidey must embark on a journey unlike anything he’s ever experienced. Collecting AMAZING SPIDER-MAN (1999) #525-528, FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD SPIDER-MAN (2005) #1-4 and MARVEL KNIGHTS SPIDER-MAN (2004) #19-22. Written by: Peter David, Reginald Hudlin, & J. Michael Straczynski Illustrated by: Pat Lee, Mike Wieringo, & Mike Deodato Jr.

Back by popular demand! A brand-new printing of the cult classic featuring Spider-Man's deadliest foes! Spider-Man's deadliest foes, in their own book at last! No, not him. Or him. Or her. Or them. We're talking Boomerang! The Shocker! Speed Demon! Overdrive! The new Beetle! Wait, has she even met Spidey? What are these guys trying to pull? Well, isn't that the big question as this questionable quintet set about attempting to prove they're Superior to any sextet? Can they stand each other's company long enough to get their hands on the legendary item that will put them in charge of the New York mob? Find out when Boomerang demands: "Bring me the head of Silvio Silvermane!" There’s bickering, backstabbing and betrayal as the Sinister almost-Six prove that while there's no “I” in “team,” there’s both an “I” and a “me” in “crime.” COLLECTING: The Superior Foes of Spider-Man (2013) #1-17

Tragedy strikes Peter Parker as the tension-torn adventures of comics’ most put-upon super hero, the Amazing Spider-Man, continue! Stan Lee, John Romita Sr., Gil Kane and Gerry Conway bring you new characters like the Gibbon and the return of iconic adversaries like Doctor Octopus and Kraven the Hunter! It’s enough excitement to give a hero an ulcer — and it does! Spidey also teams up with Doctor Strange against a mystic threat, goes toe-to-toe in a fight against the Incredible Hulk and faces Hammerhead — the only gangster with more steel in his dome than in his gun! But the drama reaches its peak when the Green Goblin kidnaps Gwen Stacy in the story that shocked a generation and cemented the Goblin’s name as the definition of evil. Don’t miss this seminal chapter in Spidey’s history! COLLECTING: Vol. 7: Amazing Spider-Man (1963) 105-123; material from Foom (1973) 1,3