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Dark Horse Presents #150: DHP2K
 | Millennial fever got you down? Concerns about technological meltdown nagging at your brain? Relax! If you find yourself reading this milestone issue of Comics' Greatest Anthology, you will have survived. Kick off the next thousand years with Buffy the Vampire Slayer in "Killing Time." Buffy has just two minutes to save the earth from a demon that threatens to destroy the world! Paul Chadwick returns to the character he made famous with another brilliant short story for which he himself is justly famous, Concrete. Plus the conclusion of The Nevermen, Jack Pollock's Devil Chef, and other surprise guests in this 48-page spectacular! |
Dark Horse Presents #100-4
 | Dave Gibbons pays tribute to EC with a scary Martha Washington cover, tied in with the 6-page story, "Attack of the Flesh-Eating Monsters," which he and Frank Miller provide for our entertainment pleasure! "Black Cross," which debuted in DHP #1,returns in an 8-page story by Chris Warner. There's a 2-page autobio strip titled "Oh, My Goodness," written by Harvey Pekar and illustrated by Joe Sacco. Ellen Fornéy ( Tomato ) reveals her real-life encounter with Tom Waits in a 4-page story called "Bourbon on the Rocks". There's an 8-page tale titled "Bird Dog" by Ed Brubaker ( Lowlife )and Pat McEown ( Grendel ). Brian Sendelbach takes four pages toteach us that"Violence is Golden". And we're treated to "The Symphony of Daily Nourishment" by Rick Geary, a 1-pager with a good beat we can all dance to! |
Dark Horse Presents #109
 | New York is a young man's best friend -- if that young man has a steady job that pays big bucks. But to comic-book artist Al Milgrom, fresh off the bus from the Midwest, The Big Apple is the worst kind of enemy. He has no job and no friends. But what he does have is his "New York Pets"! Join Al Milgrom -- one of the shapers of the Silver Age of comics -- in this behind-the-scenes look at the creation of a cartoonist. Plus the twists and dips keep on coming in Paul Pope's "One Trick Rip-Off"; Renée French continues to surprise us in "The Ninth Gland"; and the culinary wonders of the underworld are revealed in Jack Pollock's "Devil Chef"! |
Dark Horse Presents #57
 | Alien Fire returns from Anthony Smith and Eric Vincent! New Material from Eddie Campbell, Frank Miller, John Byrne, John Arcudi and Dale Eaglesham! Cover by Miller and Byrne! We had so much great material left over from the 64-page Annual (offered last month) that we couldn't fit it into a regular-sized issue! In this 48-page "Post-Annual," readers will see: the action-packed conclusion to "Interlude," the prelude to John Byrne's The Next Men; Marv comes closer to finding Goldie's killer in Frank Miller's Sin City; Eddie Campbell's trip "Around the World in Eighty Frames," plus, John Arcudi and Dale Eaglesham's The Creep. |
Dark Horse Presents 1997 Annual
 | The return of Jason Pearson's Body Bags ! Aliens by Beau Smith and Gray Morrow! A collaboration between Madman 's Mike Allred and Land of Nod 's Jay Stephens! The world's first comic strip by Penn Jillette, of the comedy duo Penn & Teller! All this plus the amazing talent of Mark Verheiden, Chris Marrinan, Andrew Pepoy, Renée French, John Arcudi, Scott Musgrove, and Paul Pope! It'll keep you up at night and caffeinate you in the morning! |
Dark Horse Presents #100-2
 | Hellboy's origin is revealed in this new 10-page tale titled "The Chained Coffin," written and illustrated by Mike Mignola! Meet the Mom and Dad of the world's greatest paranormal investigator! Bitchy Bitch stomps through a 6-page story by Roberta Gregory. There's an all-new 8-page tale titled "Yes," by comics' hottest newcomer Paul Pope ( THB ). Fat Dog Mendoza is featured in "The Secret Life of Leftovers" by Scott Musgrove. Jack Pollock cooks up a1-page appetizer starring Devil Chef. And there's a 3-page Alec story by Eddie Campbell. |
Dark Horse Presents #100-3
 | We start off with a 14-page Concrete tale titled "The Artistic Impulse," written and illustrated by Paul Chadwick. It brings back the same characters that appeared in the first issue of Dark Horse Presents way back in 1986!Then there's a 6-page story titled "Whistle and Queenie" by girl-hero Megan Kelso! Harvey Pekar tells us about"Breakfast at Billy's" in a 5-page story illustrated by Joe Sacco."Faggot Story" is a 6-page autobio story written by James Sturm and Dan Savage, and illustrated by Jason Waskey. And we cap it off with a page of sick strips from the fevered brain of Ivan Brunetti! |
Dark Horse Presents #33
 | Remember those long summer afternoons when you were young; when you'd find a shady spot to curl up with a comic and let the stories transport you to long ago times and distant worlds? Well, his special issue of Dark Horse Presents will bring those days back! Journey to a lost island where dinosaurs still exist in Michael T. Gilbert's Mr. Monster (with guest-artist Brian Buniak)! Visit the danger-filed future of Race of Scorpions by Leopoldo Duranona! Venture into the bleak New Jersey wetlands, the home of Michael Kraiger's walking toxic waste dump, Zone! And then, it's back to the age of the dinosaurs with Jack ( Big ) Pollock as "Mike and Viv Go to Vegas"--only to make a wrong turn and end up in the Cretaceous Era! The adventures are waiting! |
Dark Horse Presents #100-1
 | For our fifth anniversary, Frank Miller introduced Sin City -- be here as he takes a break from |
Dark Horse Presents #56
 | DHP's third giant-sized annual promises to be the best one yet! Frank Miller's ongoing adventure series Sin City headlines this all-star issue, which also includes part three of the four-part introduction to The Next Men by John Byrne; a two-part prologue to Alien s: Genocide by writer John Arcudi and artists Tony Atkins and Paul Guinan (Terminator); "Eldgytha," a tale of medieval sex and savagery by Rick Geary (who also provides the issue with a stunning back cover); the wacky adventures of Cliff Biggers, Brett Brooks, and Dave Johnson's Earth Boys; a bizarre case from the private files of The Creep, by John Arcudi and Dale Eaglesham; and misguided sorcery in Jo Duffy and Jo Chacon's Fancies. This is one issue you can't afford to miss. |
Deadline USA #2
 | More cutting-edge lunacy from the finest talents in alternative comix, Deadline USA is a 96-page loving tribute to the fact that a little artistic freedom can be dangerous! Featuring * Tank Girl * Johnny Nemo * Doe by Harvey Award nominee Ho Anderson * Steve Dillion's Bebop and Lula * 13 O'Clock by Richard Sala (whose "Invisible Hands" has been featured on MTV's Liquid Television) * plus strips by Shaky Kane, Alec Stevens, Rachel Ball, Phil Hester, Philip Bond, Evan Dorkin, D'Israeli and many more! Added blood-curdling bonus: more hideous historical comics from GWAR! Plus, a no-holds-barred interview with the Kings of Punk, Poison Idea! All this, plus a mind-numbing cover painting by cybervoodoo kingpin Mitch O'Connell! Your brains are too small to imagine it all! |
Decade: A Dark Horse Short Story Collection TPB
 | Frank Miller, Matt Wagner, Mark Verheiden, Johji Manabe, and Paul Chadwick are just several reasons to pick up this short-story anthology. Predator, Concrete, Nexus, Aliens, Sin City, and The Mask are several more. Over its ten-year history, Dark Horse Comics has earned a reputation for publishing the most diverse line of quality comics. That decade of experience is all brought to bear in this collection of original short stories. If you're a fan of adventure or horror, of crime or fantasy, of science fiction or the supernatural, there is guaranteed to be something you'll love within these 112 pages! |
Dark Horse Presents #100-5
 | Arthur Adams treats us to 8 pages of Monkeyman and O'Brien ! Ann and Tiberius duke it out with a bug-eyed monster from outer space in this witty, beautifully drawn story! Self-publishing giants Jeff Smith ( Bone ) and Paul Pope ( THB ) come together for the first time to cook up an 8-page story titled "Pan-Fried Girl". Love & Rockets' Mario Hernandez tells us about"Los Malcriados" ("The Brats") in his 8-page story. Evan Dorkin takes us on a 2-page dairy tirade with Milk and Cheese . And we wrap it all up with the introduction of Frankenstein, P.I. in a 6-page story titled "Butcher's Night Out" by Rich Hedden and Mike McPhillips! |
Dark Horse Presents #67
 | Beginning in this double-sized issue: Part 1 of a three-part lead-in to the upcoming miniseries, Predator: Race War . Story by novelist Andrew Vachss ( Hard Looks ), adapted by Randy Stradley ( Aliens vs. Predator ) and artists Jordan Raskin and John Beatty ( Punisher ). Also in this issue: the tragic conclusion to "An Accidental Death," by Ed Brubaker and Eric Shanower; "The Selfish Giant" (based on the Oscar Wilde short story) by P. Craig Russell; "Money For Nothing," by Jo Duffy and Maya Sakamoto; and, from Rich Hedden and Tom McWeeney's Roachmill , the wacky, behind-the-scenes-at-Dark-Horse exposé: "Zoo-Lou vs. Editor"! Cover by Ray Lago ( Hellraiser ). |
I Am Going To Be Small TPB
 | Everyone needs something funny to stick in their pocket to read on the train or on a lunch break or in line at the DMV. This is that 'something.' Jeffrey Brown sets aside the sappy sentimentality of his autobiographical comics to bring you this subtle and subversive laugh-out-loud giant-size SMALL collection of gag cartoons. Another classic from the creator of Clumsy, Unlikely, AEIOU, Bighead, Minisulk and Be A Man. Enjoy! |
Strip Search TPB
 | Only Dark Horse Comics, the publisher that introduced the world to Concrete, Sin City , and Hellboy , could publish a book this full of new, undiscovered talent. More than a dozen young artists and writers strut their stuff in this hefty collection. These strips are culled from Dark Horse's on-line comics talent search/contest, Strip Search (darkhorse.com/stripsearch) and represent the best of the strips posted. Pick up this book if you want to see the future of comics today. "Strip Search is not only a lot of fun to read, but it's also like a time machine offering a glimpse into the future of comics." -Steve Niles, creator of 30 Days of Night and Criminal Macabre "There seems to be a giant bubble hovering on the horizon, a bubble filled with a genuine Renaissance in cartooning and these comics are a big part of it. Beauty and creative thought pervade as this fresh army of young cartoonists prepares to plunge the world into the fearsome tentacles of a new era." - Tony Millionaire, creator... |
Kramers Ergot TPB Vol. 6
 | The groundbreaking critically acclaimed Kramers Ergot returns! Celebrated as 'the Raw of our times' this anthology mixes heavyweights progressive artists and exciting newcomers from around the world. Edited by Sammy Harkham Kramers Ergot 6 features art by Elvis Studio, Ron Regé, Ben Jones, Jerry Moriarty, Tom Gauld, John Porcellino, Vanessa Davis, Chris Cilla, Shary Boyle and many others. This gorgeous full-color volume belongs on the shelves of comics and art lovers everywhere. |
Best of Dark Horse Presents Volume 2
 | This Buffy one-shot follows Buffy's sister Dawn and the rest of the gang after Buffy's death. Dawn feels that everyone else is blaming her for Buffy's death, for costing them the one person who could keep all the demons, magical thingies, and telemarketers from devouring Sunnydale. In the end though it is Dawn who has the clarity to bring the band together in order to defeat a demon who would have destroyed all of them by devouring their sadness. Taking place after the events of Buffy The Vampire Slayer 's fifth season, this unique variant features a photo cover and red foil logo. This item is already bagged and boarded. |
Best of Dark Horse Presents Volume 3
 | Nobody does it weirder! The first comic book Dark Horse produced was Dark Horse Presents , a black-and-white anthology featuring popular and new artists and writers. In volume three of this continuing collection we look at some of the high spots from DHP issues 31-50. Here are twenty stories, including "Kings in Disguise," "The Aerialist," "Concrete," and "Heartbreakers," featuring artists and writers like Matt Wagner, Eddie Campbell, Rick Geary, Paul Chadwick, Ian Edginton, Anina Bennett, Paul Guinan, Adam Hughes, Karl Story, and many others. |
De:Tales TPB
 | Fábio Moon and Gabriel Bá are Brazilian twins who share an award-winning talent for comics and an abiding love of the medium. Following in the wake of brothers Gilbert & Jaime Hernandez and Tomer & Asaf Hanuka, Moon & Bá bring their considerable skills to Dark Horse in De:Tales , their first major American release! This collection of short stories features the pair working together, in tandem, or separately-trading off on the roles of writing and illustrating, sharing those roles, or flying solo. Brimming with all the details of human life, their charming tales move from the urban reality of their home in São Paulo to the magical realism of their Latin American background, living up to the twins' critical acclaim and proving that they are a talented pair to watch out for. Praise for the work of Moon and Bá: ". . . A perfect blend of fluid storytelling and contemporary style . . . A+." -Tom McLean, Variety "Packed with luscious allegorical imagery... |
Jules Feiffer, Collected Works HC Vol. 4: Passionella And Other Stories
 | Jules Feiffer has had one of the most varied and illustrious careers of any 20th century cartoonist. For over 40 years he contributed strips to The Village Voice and has long been a regular contributor to the London Observer and Playboy. Passionella and Other Stories collects Feiffer's finest extended graphic narratives of the late '50s and early '60s. |
Drawn & Quarterly Showcase TPB Vol. 4
 | Drawn & Quarterly Showcase is the first anthology dedicated to publishing new major talent and it has one of the best track records to date with past contributors including Kevin Huizenga Jeffrey Brown Sammy Harkham Matt Broesma and Genevieve Elverum. This new volume is no exception: featuring three North American cartoonists Dan Zettwoch (The Ghost of Dragon Canoe) of St. Louis Gabrielle Bell (When I'm Old) of Brooklyn and Martin Cendreda (Giant Robot Dang!) of Los Angeles. Zettwoch and Bell have both contributed to the award-winning anthology Kramer's Ergot. |
Dark Horse Maverick: Happy Endings
 | This year's Dark Horse Maverick anthology is an amazing collection of stories by the hottest up-and-coming talent along with the industry's giants. The artists' mission was deceptively simple: in one way or another, each tale had to work with the theme of happy endings -- literally or otherwise. Regardless of the approach, every creator involved poured heart and soul into the work, and the results are astounding: from Gilbert Austin's Depression-era hucksters "Barley and Diggs," to Brian Michael Bendis's autobiographical convention tale "Only In..." to Mike Mignola's fractured fable of "The Magician and the Snake," the stories are as varied as the creators themselves! Best of all, the book itself is even bigger and badder than before. Coming in at a hefty 96 pages and packaged in the compact 6"x9" format, Happy Endings continues a solid annual tradition! |
Dark Horse Comics: The First Twenty Years HC
 | Over the course of its two-decade publishing history, Dark Horse has blazed a trail through the comics industry, setting the precedent for creative freedom and creator rights while consistently delivering the most daring and cutting-edge graphic storytelling. Now celebrating our twentieth year, we take a look back at the writers, artists, and characters who have made Dark Horse the international publishing presence its become, and a look ahead at the up-and-coming talents who will influence generations to come. Dark Horse Comics, twenty years down and we're only getting started! A one-of-a-kind collection featuring the industry's top writers and artists! Over 400 beautiful pages! |
Complete Peanuts HC Vol. 4: 1957-1958
 | The third volume in our acclaimed series takes us into the mid-1950s as Linus learns to talk, Snoopy begins to explore his eccentricities (including his hilarious first series of impressions), Lucy's unrequited crush on Schroeder takes final shape, and Charlie Brown becomes... well, even more Charlie Brown-ish. Over half of the strips in this volume have never been printed since their original appearance in newspapers a half century ago! Even the most dedicated Peanuts collector/fan is sure to find many new treasures. The Complete Peanuts is produced in full cooperation with United Media, Charles M. Schulz Creative Associates, and Mr. Schulz's widow, Jean Schulz. It run 25 volumes, collecting two years chronologically at a rate of two books a year for 12 years. Each volume is designed by the award-winning cartoonist Seth (Clyde Fans) and features impeccable production values; every single strip from Charles M. Schulz's 50-year American classic is reproduced better than ever before. This volume includes an... |
Masters Of Horror TPB
 | This special collection based on the horrific Showtime series includes adaptations of 'Incident On and Off a Mountain Road,' originally written by Joe R. Lansdale and adapted for Showtime by Don Coscarelli (Phantasm, Bubba Ho-Tep) and 'Dreams in the Witch-House,' wherein writer Ivan Brandon (NYC Mech), artist Dennis Calero (X-Factor) adapt horror master H.P. Lovecraft's classic tale, as envisioned by director Stuart Gordon (Re-Animator) and his co-writer Dennis Paoli. |