Bomb Queen! Dee Rail! Blacklight! Rebound! Editor Girl! Tempest! Fetish! The girls must work together to solve a problem that affects them all... something is rendering all the men in the world impotent! Bomb Queen reluctantly teams up with the super-heroines to find the culprit and save the human race... although not for that reason. -- Solicitation

is a ongoing comic book series published by the DC Comics' Wildstorm imprint and based on the award winning, bestselling science fiction video game franchise created by Epic Games and that is owned and published by Microsoft Game Studios. The series is set after the events that took place in the video game and serves as a prequel to the recently launched . Initial response to the first issue was mixed, but started to pile favorably with each succeeding issue. Issues 1-6 cover the opening story arc entitled "Hollow." Issue #7, entitled "The Quickening" was a special standalone issue of the story of Tai Kaliso, the proud warrior with a gentle heart whose tragedy among the storylines of the mega-hit Gears of War 2 have quite resonated with many. The latest release is a filled with pin-ups from some of the industry's hottest artists and a cool short story written by Joshua Ortega and illustrated by acclaimed StarCraft artist Federico Dallocchio.

is a stock character in western films, but the term usually applies specifically to the iconic character (or possibly characters) played by American actor Clint Eastwood in what is often called "The Dollars Trilogy" directed by Sergio Leone, as well as later films like and . It has spawned countless references, allusions and other forms of homage in popular culture and other media that continues to the present--let's face it: the aura the cognomen elicits have few equals in terms of "cool." For further info, the subject article in Wikipedia is interesting. In the Spring of 2008 Dynamite Entertainment started publishing the ongoing comic book series , set after the events of the film and written by Christos Gage. Interestingly, Dynamite refers to the title character as "Blondie," the name Tuco, the Ugly character in said film, calls him with. The first issue was entitled, "The Man with No Name: The Good, The Bad, and The Uglier."

, is a four-issue miniseries co-written by Christos Gage and Mike Costa and drawn by Antonio Fuso, started in March 2009 and focuses on the Cobra Organisation through the point-of-view of undercover G.I. Joe agent Chuckles. This series is drawing raves for its mature, detailed presentation and over-all content. IGN reviewer Daniel Crown says: "When the solicitations for the first issue of originally surfaced, IDW promised for an extremely personal and elaborate glimpse into the inner-workings of one of the most iconic criminal organizations in the history of comics. And if you are to measure the success of a book solely on its living up to its promises, than this book is a veritable achievement."

Spider-Man’s most mysterious new enemy takes center stage in a 3-issue mini-series by Official Amazing Spider-Man Web-Head Fred Van Lente and newcomer Gianluca Gigliotta. One-half benevolent philanthropist/One-half underworld mastermind, has carved out a substantial slice of the big apple for himself over the past year. But when the super-villain mastermind The Hood strikes at the heart of Mr. Negative’s criminal operations with a whole horde of classic Arachno-Foes (including The Scorcher, Speed Demon, The Squid and the long awaited return of the White Rabbit), Spider-Man is left to clean up the mess between these two violent nemeses. --

The Ragin' Cajun takes a trip back to his roots this June in X-Men Origins: Gambit #1, a special one-shot from writer Mike Carey and artist David Yardin. "This is really the story of how Gambit comes within the orbit of the X-Men, which in his case happens in a number of stages spread out across several years," Carey tells of the special. For fans of Carey's work on LEGACY, the writer reveals that this special will tie in to Gambit's story in that series as well.

(real name Kara Zor-L, also known as Karen Starr) is a DC Comics superheroine, making her first appearance in All Star Comics #58 (January/February 1976). After going through various iterations and developments amidst DC Comics Universe upheavals (Power Girl is the Earth-Two counterpart of Supergirl, the first cousin of the Pre-Crisis Earth-Two Superman and a member of the Justice Society of America), which brought about a confusing mess of conflicts and in continuity, the new ongoing series will clarify these conflicts and specify her present official powers and abilities with a retelling of her formal background, re-establishing Power Girl's secret identity as Karen Starr, and reaffirming her cult status as the superheroine with the best bosom--or cleavage, if you will.

"The Great Fables Crossover" part 8 of 9! What do the cast of JACK OF FABLES and bad comedians have in common? They both go to the Catskills to die! In this, the thrillingest and most penultimate issue of the "Great Fables Crossover", battles are won, lives are lost, and a whole lot of really weird stuff happens. But then again, what were you expecting? --

With the entirety of Star City deafened by Discord's revenge scheme on Black Canary, Green Arrow finds an unlikely ally in Cupid! Written by Andrew Kreisberg, Art by Mike Norton and Josef Rubinstein, Cover by Ladrönn – dccomics.com