Mega-City One, a dystopian nightmare of the future teetering on the brink of chaos and the only thing stopping the sprawling megalopolis from succumbing to the mayhem, maniacs and murderers are the Judges - toughest of them all is Judge Dredd. THE BOOK OF DREDD Mega-City One, a dystopian nightmare of the future teetering on the brink of chaos. The only thing stopping the sprawling megalopolis from succumbing to the mayhem, maniacs and murderers are the Judges, and toughest of them all is Judge Dredd. The best-selling series collecting The Law in order continues as Dredd uncovers a decades-old cover-up that will see justice come for the Judges themselves and, one hotel, one night, multiple psychopaths, but who will live to see daybreak? Written by John Wagner ( A History of Violence ), Gordon Rennie ( Missionary Man), Rob Williams ( Kingsman: The Red Diamond ), Robbie Morrison ( Doctor Who ), Pat Mills ( Marshal Law ), Al Ewing ( The Immortal Hulk ) and Si Spurrier ( Hellblazer ), with art by Simon Coleby ( Low Life), Dave Taylor ( Zorro ), Richard Elson ( Sonic the Comic ), Patrick Goddard ( Hulk ), Kev Walker (Guardians of the Galaxy ), Sam Hart ( Starship Troopers ), Paul Marshall ( Firekind), Cliff Robinson ( Mother Earth), Smudge ( Chiaroscuro), David Roach ( Doctor Who ), Inaki Miranda ( Ragman ), Neil Googe ( Welcome to Tranquility ) and Peter Doherty ( The Dreaming ).

Part first contact story, part dark comedy, and part bizarre love triangle, The Fourth Consort asks an important question: how far would you go to survive? And more importantly, how many drinks would you need to go there? Dalton Greaves is a hero. He’s one of humankind’s first representatives to Unity, a pan-species confederation working to bring all sentient life into a single benevolent brotherhood. That’s what they told him, anyway. The only actual members of Unity that he’s ever met are Boreau, a giant snail who seems more interested in plunder than spreading love and harmony, and Boreau’s human sidekick, Neera, who Dalton strongly suspects roped him into this gig so that she wouldn’t become the next one of Boreau’s crew to get eaten by locals while prospecting. Funny thing, though—turns out there actually is a benevolent confederation out there, working for the good of all life. They call themselves the Assembly, and they really don’t like Unity. More to the point, they really, really don’t like Unity’s new human minions. When an encounter between Boreau’s scout ship and an Assembly cruiser over a newly discovered world ends badly for both parties, Dalton finds himself marooned, caught between a stickman, one of the Assembly’s nightmarish shock troops, the planet’s natives, who aren’t winning any congeniality prizes themselves, and Neera, who might actually be the most dangerous of the three. To survive, he’ll need to navigate palace intrigue, alien morality, and a proposal that he literally cannot refuse, all while making sure Neera doesn’t come to the conclusion that he’s worth more to her dead than alive.

Now released with a gorgeous paperback cover, the imaginative new space opera for fans of Gideon the Ninth filled with sapphic romance, space pirates, a blind witch and powerful priestesses Korinna has simple priorities: stay on the Navitas, stay out of trouble, and stay alive. She may be a Redseer, a blind priestess with the power to manipulate space-time, but she is the weakest in her Order. Useless and outcast. Or so she has been raised to believe. As she takes her place as a navigator on an Imperium ship, Korinna’s full destiny is revealed to her: blood brimming with magic, she is meant to become a weapon of the Imperium, and pawn for the Order that raised her. But when the ship is attacked by the notorious pirate Aster Haran, Korinna’s world is ripped apart. Aster has a vendetta against the Imperium, and an all-consuming, dark power that drives her to destroy everything in her path. She understands the world in a way Korinna has never imagined, and Korinna is drawn to her against her better judgment. With the Imperium and the justice-seeking warrior Sahar hot on her heels, Korinna must choose her side, seize her power and fulfil her destiny--or risk imperiling the future of the galaxy, and destroying the fabric of space-time itself.

Trees are beautiful, useful, and important! Join a little girl in this Step 1 Comic Reader as she shares the many wonderful things about trees and how we need more, please! Comic Readers are told almost entirely in action-packed dialogue! Simple, graphic, paneled layouts introduce emergent readers to the joy of comics. Trees! And more trees! They are big and beautiful and all around us! A little park ranger girl wants to explore them all—trees both tall and small; trees that give us fruit or shade or a place to climb or sit beneath. Trees do so much for us and the planet. Do you want to care for them just like they care for us and make the Earth a better place? Then say it with her: "More trees, please!" Step 1 Readers feature big type and easy words to decode. They are for children who know the alphabet and are eager to begin reading aided by rhymes and rhythmic text paired with picture clues.

Trees are beautiful, useful, and important! Join a little girl in this Step 1 Comic Reader as she shares the many wonderful things about trees and how we need more, please! Comic Readers are told almost entirely in action-packed dialogue! Simple, graphic, paneled layouts introduce emergent readers to the joy of comics. Trees! And more trees! They are big and beautiful and all around us! A little park ranger girl wants to explore them all—trees both tall and small; trees that give us fruit or shade or a place to climb or sit beneath. Trees do so much for us and the planet. Do you want to care for them just like they care for us and make the Earth a better place? Then say it with her: "More trees, please!" Step 1 Readers feature big type and easy words to decode. They are for children who know the alphabet and are eager to begin reading aided by rhymes and rhythmic text paired with picture clues.

Amid the turbulent unrest of the early 80''s the UK''s borstal system on Planet Earth reached full capacity and a scheme was developed by the government to move overspill to the moon. This is it''s story. Welcome to Space 1982 - a brutal, pitch-black, and hilariously bleak graphic novel from Modern Toss. Think Scum meets Star Trek, but with more laughs. Featuring Modern Toss''s signature deadpan humour, bleak social commentary, and an unhealthy amount of swearing, Space 1982 is a must-read for fans of gritty sci-fi, British satire, and stories about authority figures on the moon getting told to stick it up their arse. Set in an alternate 1982, this retro-futuristic graphic novel blends lo-fi sci-fi aesthetics with the signature absurdity and razor-sharp wit of Modern Toss. Each 24 page installment is packed with ongoing bust ups between the inmates and the screws as they ruck over precious resources like oven chips, crispy pancakes and cigarettes. Perfect for fans of dystopian comedy, bleak British humour, and anyone who still dreams of the future they were promised in the ''80s. Space 1982 - A warning from the past, set in the future, delivered in the present. Sign yourself up yeah?

One of the darkest eras in Tony Stark''s long history continues as Iron Man battles Iron Man! Dennis O''Neil and Luke McDonnell''s rich storytelling in the latest Marvel Masterworks is a compelling exploration of what makes a man and what makes a hero. Brought to his knees by the bottle and by Obadiah Stane, Tony Stark continues his struggle to regain control of his life. Meanwhile James ''Rhodey'' Rhodes fights to rebuild the empire Stark lost, but the Iron Man armour may drive him mad first. The tension between these headstrong heroes builds until it explodes in a historic war of Iron Men. Only one man can wear the red-and-gold. Who will it be? This volume also features the never-before-reprinted solo saga of Iron Man''s compatriot Jack of Hearts, revealing his mysterious origins in a cosmic quest. Collecting: The Invincible Iron Man (1968) #183-192 & Annual (1970) #7, Marvel Team-Up (1972) #134 and Jack of Hearts (1984) #1-4

Desperate times call for desperate measures. This manhwa adaptation of Hong Heesu’s webnovel is now available in English print for the first time. Juvelian, infamous daughter of the legendary Duke Floyen, must rebuild her reputation if she is going to survive the events that led to the end of her previous life. Amid scandalous rumors of a secret lover, she makes careful plans for the debut of her reformed self at an aristocratic birthday party. But finding a suitable escort for the event proves more difficult than Juvelian expected. When she discovers that her father is making plans of his own—ones that see her married off to the tyrannical crown prince—Juvelian is determined to thwart them. The only problem: She’ll need to convince Max, her father’s unpredictable protégé, to join the scheme. This volume collects episodes 15–31 of the webcomic Father, I Don’t Want This Marriage.