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The motorcycle-riding, two-gun hero known as The Vigilante stars in this graphic novel set in 1940s Las Vegas!
Greg Saunders - a.k.a. The Vigilante - hits Los Angeles to appear in a Western shoot-'em-up. But when his sidekick, Stuff, runs afoul of mobster Ben “Bugsy” Siegel and is killed, The Vigilante swings into action. This gritty tale contrasts the glamor of Las Vegas and Hollywood with The Vigilante's old West justice....
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Inventions examines the ideas, machines, and innovations that have shaped the modern age, from the cell-phone revolution to the incredible growth of the information superhighway, the use of robotics in medicine and heavy industry, the propulsion technology that will one day take human beings to Mars, and much more. It’s an engaging look at the ongoing development of human evolution and creativity. ...
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Some of the greatest heroes of the 1940s JSA including the original Green Lantern, Atom, Hawkman, Starman and othersreturn in this spectacular Elseworlds tale. The story follows their postwar adventures as they battle evil in a world they fear may no longer need them. And as their importance wanes, a new hero, Dynaman, rallies the nation behind his fascist agenda....
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It's a literal clash of the titans as fan-favorite writer James Robinson (STARMAN, JSA: THE GOLDEN AGE) kick-starts his Man of Steel run with a battle to end all others when Superman faces off with Atlas, the lost God of myth.
When the long-missing God stakes a claim on Metropolis, it's up to Superman and his family to bring Atlas down. But who's pulling Atlas's strings? Guest-starring Green Lantern, Supergirl and more....
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The acclaimed series STARMAN, starring a Gen-X super hero from the 1990s, is re-presented in high quality format, featuring spectacular art by Eisner Award winner Tony Harris.
In this new, third volume, Starman's hometown of Opal City is terrorized by Dr. Pip, an eccentric bomber. And with no demands from the mad villain, both Starman and the local authorities are unable to track him down. Also in this volume, Starman teams up with Batman to save the life of reformed villain Solomon Grundy, and readers learn the history of Starman's enigmatic mentor, The Shade....
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Presenting 12 celebratory specials commemorating 70 years of Marvel! Watch a scrawny kid from Brooklyn named Steve Rogers shows the world that you don't need a super-soldier serum to be a hero. And it's the year 1940, and thanks to policewoman Betty Dean, the young Namor the Sub-Mariner has momentarily halted his jihad against the surface world. Find out if the Human Torch can learn to tap into the human side of the Torch, or must he sacrifice himself to save the people he has sworn to protect? All this plus much, much more! Collects All 12 70th Anniversary Specials....
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Acclaimed writer James Robinson takes on WildStorm's flagship super-team
James Robinson is considered by many to one the best modern comics writers. His landmark achievement in the medium is his acclaimed run on STARMAN, which Entertainment Weekly described as “the best written super-hero in comics.”
Now Robinson's defining run on WildC.A.T.s is collected into a single volume, collecting his 1990s issues, which feature the impressive art of Travis Charest and other fine artists who provide breathtaking visuals.
Robinson takes over the reins as writer of WildStorm's flagship super hero team from comics legend Alan Moore (WATCHMEN, V FOR VENDETTA) and continues the amazing adventures of the WILDC.A.T.S while stirring up the WildStorm Universe....
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