Retreating from the mad, mad world of mechanical overlords, Magnus descends into the SubStructure, where a bizarre collection of feral humans called Gophs live free from robot society. Winding up in the Uncanny Valley, a forbidden sex and death club, the timelost rebel discovers a gladiatorial pit where humans fight to the death, and the slain are dismembered for spare parts. Can Magnus hold his own against the merciless Goph hordes? Collects issues #5-8 of the ongoing Magnus: Robot Fighter series.

Do humans dream of owning electric sheep? Artificial intelligences, rather than becoming our overlords, have settled into an uneasy symbiosis with humanity – they work for us as our colleagues and servants, earning vacation-time they spend in a boundless digital universe running on human-maintained server farms. But not all AIs are cool with the deal. Enter Magnus – a human psychologist tasked with navigating both worlds in order to bring recalcitrant AIs back into productive society...

The epic that will redefine the Gold Key heroes continues! The year is 2025, Turok has gone missing and Magnus is good and worried about that. When even a time traveling mission to confer with Doctor Spektor and the creature once known as Solar don’t yield any answers, Magnus must brave the unknown to track the missing hero down

The identity of the third conspirator behind Dr. Faustus' insane plot to free The Accursed from their immortality by destroying the world is finally revealed--and proves to have a shocking connection to Vampirella. Also, a figure from Vampirella's past--a character dating back to her earliest Warren magazine appearances--makes a dramatic return--with a vengeance. Discover the surprising truth about Vampirella's origin that even she doesn't know in the final chapter of The Accursed story arc: "The Farmer's Daughters".

Alliterative action, as Vampirella faces and fights corruption with Kurtz, romance with Rassendyll and violence with Van Helsing. Hentzau's plot is in motion, Vampirella's secrets are revealed and the moral of the story is never let Dr. Moreau give you a haircut.

Alone and on the run, Eve begins to piece together the fragmented memories swirling in her head, as the time comes to face the truth. She is a Cylon. But what does that mean for her life and her purpose? What other lessons must she learn before realizing her destiny? And can anyone help show her the way? Witness the birth of a Cylon from the inside in this enthralling sci-fi adventure!

Harry, Molly and Mouse have embarked on a journey into the darkest recesses of the supernatural: the subterranean realm known as Undertown. At the end of their path lies the evil power behind the creature that's murdered two innocent people. Finding and defeating that being will be hard enough-and it'll be even harder with an uninvited ally along for the ride...

Following Zorro's first appearance at the Archduke's slave-driven, rail construction site, Django begins to piece together clues that lead him to a startling conclusion...and a fond reminiscence. Meanwhile, Diego expresses his doubts as to the Archduke's claim of territorial endowment. Things come to head when suspicion eventually centers on Django himself, leading to a bloody confrontation and a surprising bit of role reversal. This must-read series is the first official sequel to any of writer/director Quentin Tarantino's films with the final script provided by Eisner-award winner, Matt Wagne,r and gorgeous western art by Esteve Polls.

Even when you can do basically anything, saving the entire world is a tall order. But Erica doesn't have much choice, because EVERY NUCLEAR MISSILE on Earth has been activated and primed to wipe out civilization. It's up to her and her dad (and her dad's math) to keep the flying things that blow up from blowing up.

The bodies have been piling up as private detective John Shaft has been searching for the missing Marisol DuPree. Now that he's found her, all the pieces of the puzzle are starting to fit into place. Shaft finally knows what is going on, and why so many people around him have died. He thought he was done fighting wars. He thought he was done with the killing. But he was wrong. For men like Shaft, there's always a war to be fought, and the killing always comes easy.