Collects SKULLKICKERS #18-23 (including the five 'unbooted' issues Uncanny, Savage, Mighty, All-New Secret, and Dark Skullkickers Dark). The fourth SKULLKICKERS adventure is madcap island mayhem with tropical terror, savage stupidity, beach brawls and jungle jams alongside surprising revelations about the SKULLKICKERS mythos.

Two mercenaries become entangled in an assassination plot, and nothing, be it werewolves or black magic, is going to prevent them from getting paid.

"Originally published in single magazine form as Skullkickers #6-11."

When their high school's pop-music club is about to be disbanded due to lack of interest, four girls step up to fill the membership quota. Unfortunately, lead guitarist Yui Hirasawa has never played an instrument in her life. Ever. And although she likes the idea of being in a band, standing in front of the mirror posing with her guitar is a lot easier than actually playing it. It's gonna be a while before this motley crew is rocking out, but with their spunk and determination cranked to 11, anything is possible!

Collects SKULLKICKERS #12-17 The third SKULLKICKERS adventure is a tidal wave of adventure: a pirate ship of lady buccaneers, dangerous cargo, sea monsters, food fights and the strange secret of the mysterious gun at the center of the SKULLKICKERS mythos. Jump on board and see why the Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA) added SKULLKICKERS to their list of "Great Graphic Novels For Teens 2012"

While others look up to the stars, my family know that there are an infinite number of things that shine brightly in the darkness below. Most of our world lies unexplored, unexplained. There are things lurking in the seas that have only ever been spoken about in myth. My family are explorers. We have been for generations. We explore... The Deep.

Contains material originally published in magazine form as AVENGERS: TECH-ON (2021) #1-6.

Otaku: Nerd; geek or fanboy. Originates from a polite second-person pronoun meaning "your home" in Japanese. Since the 1980s it’s been used to refer to people who are really into Japanese pop-culture, such as anime, manga, and videogames. A whole generation, previously marginalized with labels such as "geek" and "nerd," are now calling themselves "otaku" with pride. The Otaku Encyclopedia offers fascinating insight into the subculture of Cool Japan. With over 600 entries, including common expressions, people, places, and moments of otaku history, this is the essential "A to Z" of facts every Japanese pop-culture fan needs to know. Author Patrick W. Galbraith has spent several years researching deep into the otaku heartland and his intimate knowledge of the subject gives the reader an insider’s guide to words such as moé, doujinshi, cospla y and maid cafés. In-depth interviews with such key players as Takashi Murakami, otaku expert Okada Toshio, and J-pop idol Shoko Nakagawa are interspersed with the entries, offering an even more penetrating look into the often misunderstood world of otaku. Dozens of lively, colorful images—from portraits of the interview subjects to manga illustrations, film stills and photos of places mentioned in the text—pop up throughout the book, making The Otaku Encyclopedia as entertaining to read as it is informative.

The entire intergalactic event! When the long-warring Kree and Skrull races unite under a new Emperor and set course for Earth, the Avengers and the Fantastic Four stand in the way! But another alien race is working in the shadows -- and soon the galaxy will face a far deadlier threat than its two most powerful empires combined! As a three-way war rages across Earth, the effects are felt by Captain Marvel, Venom, the X-Men and more -- and the fallout will be huge for the Avengers and FF! COLLECTING: Incoming 1; Road to Empyre: The Kree/Skrull War 1; Empyre 0 Avengers, Fantastic Four; Empyre 1-6; Empyre Aftermath: Avengers 1; Empyre Fallout: Fantastic Four 1; Lords of Empyre: Emperor Hulkling 1, Celestial Messiah 1, Swordsman 1; Empyre: X-Men 1-4, Savage Avengers 1, Captain America 1-3, Avengers 1-3; X-Men (2019) 10-11; Fantastic Four (2018) 21-23; Captain Marvel (2019) 18-21; Immortal She-Hulk 1; Web of Venom: Empyre's End 1; Black Panther and the Agents of Wakanda 7-8; Empyre Handbook 1