Depuis qu'il est revenu d'une expédition où il a découvert les traces d'une ancienne civilisation, Jack Stanton est en proie à des visions. Tout est bizarre autour de lui : on tente de l'assassiner, un cargo se brise en plein Manhattan et, bien évidemment, personne ne veut croire à ses histoires. Un soir alors qu'il traverse le pont de Brooklyn, il se retrouve transporté dans un monde parallèle...

Science is not your friend! The Human Flame is about to learn this the hard way as he accidentally unlocks the terror behind the doors of the most secret facility at S.T.A.R. Labs. Mike's on the cusp of becoming one of the most powerful villains in the DC Universe! Or he may just be on the cusp of being horribly murdered! It's hard to tell with cusps sometimes.

Some call space the "final frontier." But for time-traveling mutant soldier Cable and Hope - the so-called "mutant messiah" - space is their last and only chance at survival. The Earth is dead, thanks to their foe Bishop, and if Hope is going to make it to adulthood, she's going to have to do it in the cold, lonely vacuum of space, alone except for dark forces that know she's coming. Forces which are very, very hungry.

This is a seamless, atmospheric comic book adaptation of perhaps the most famous and best-loved of all of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's full-length novels about the most famous and best-loved of all fictional detectives, by writer Ian Edginton and artist INJ Culbard. As perfect an introduction as any to the the world of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson in Victorian England.

Dynamite Entertainment serves up a reverent, five-issue mini-series entitled, "The Trial of Sherlock Holmes," the latest comic book iteration of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's immortal fictional detective, .

is a five-issue limited series that is writer's Steven T. Seagle's take on Faust. Very well-written and weaves an intricate tale of desperation, anxiety, vengeance, sexuality and betrayal. I have some personal complaints with the ending, though--but over-all another excellent page-turner from Image Comics.

is an American comic book series published by DC Comics under their Vertigo imprint. The stories are fictional but set in and around historical events during the Viking Age. Northlanders is written by Brian Wood, illustrated by various artists on a per storyline basis with painted cover art by Massimo Carnevale. The first issue of the series was published on December 5, 2007. Wood has said that the series will be divided into standalone eight issue story arcs separated by two-issue arcs. Northlanders does not have a true main character; the cast and setting change with each story arc. Issue #20 finally changes that by reuniting readers with Sven, the protagonist of the first arc. It is a worthy sequel to "Sven the Returned" and a perfect standalone issue. This series may perhaps be one of the best monthly comic books ongoing, along with the Robert Kirkman's .

In DC Comics' latest eight-part , master storyteller Jim Starlin takes readers on an epic sci-fi adventure starring Adam Strange, Comet and the reverse Superman known as Bizarro. The title first began in 1950 as a science-fiction anthology starring SF protagonists that ran for 201 issues until it became a supernatural-fantasy title from issue #202 onwards. All in all, the original Strange Adventures ran for 244 issues. In 1999, DC Comics imprint Vertigo released a four-issue mini-series with cover dates October 2004 to March 2005 reviving the Strange Adventures title and concept. In October 2004 to March 2005, Strange Adventures was again revived, in modified format, as the six-issue limited series , which presented a new Golden Age Justice Society of America story incorporating fantasy-fiction themes. The ongoing miniseries started in March 2009 continues the "Aberrant Six" storyline, as well as those advanced in "Rann/Thanagar Holy War" as well as "Countdown to Adventure."

Introducing the latest member of the Justice Society of America to break out into his own monthly series! Tired of chafing at the restraints that being a member of the JSA put upon him, decides to take justice into his own hands and track down who's behind the dealing of high-tech arms to lowlife scum around the DC Universe! Be here as the hunt starts Magog on the path to discovering his own unavoidable destiny thanks to writer Keith Giffen () and artists Howard Porter and John Dell, the acclaimed team behind JLA! Written by Keith Giffen; Art and variant cover by Howard Porter and John Dell; Cover by Glenn Fabry --

A brilliant young robot maker risks his entire company for his factories' newly produced android named Tiffany, but when his new concept fails to work fixing her soon becomes his greatest passion and potentially his own destruction. Inspired by the ideas and lyrics of "Fall Out Boy", brings the magic of innocence to life as both a toy maker and his invention set about learning the true secrets of life. Fall Out Toyworks is created by PETE WENTZ (bass and vocals for "Fall Out Boy"), DARREN ROMANELLI (Dr. Romanelli DRx) and Nathan Cabrera. Dr. Romanelli “DRx” is the ground breaking designer behind the reinterpretations of Nike, Looney Tunes and Black Sabbath. The series is written by BRETT LEWIS, the acclaimed creator of and . --

A spoof in the tradition of Mad Magazine, the 4-issue miniseries took its cue when US President Barack Obama mentioned he collected Conan the Barbarian comics as a kid. Published by Devil's Due Publishing and written by Larry Hama and drawn by Christopher Schons, it is set in a time of swords and sorcery. A gathering of children listen as a shaman retells the legend of Barack the Barbarian. Riding in on a donkey, Barack the Barbarian is determined to set things right in the city of Warshingstun, “where every word uttered was lie, and every soul was for sale. A place where men traded dark secrets and openly peddled a powerful drug named Influence.” The political jokes and gags fly fast and furious; the first issue really kicks into high gear when Red Sarah, the Fighting Queen of the North, appears. The same thing holds true for the second issue. I hate to say it, but... I want more of Red Sarah!

is an eponymous Western comic book antihero created by writer John Albano and artist Tony DeZuniga and published by DC Comics. The right side of his face horribly scarred, he was an officer for the Confederacy during the American Civil War, fought at Gettysburg and is normally shown wearing a tattered Confederate States Army jacket. Hex is surly and cynical, but bound by a personal code of honor to protect and avenge the innocent and is in many ways similar to Clint Eastwood's (2 similar ongoing titles from Dynamite Entertainment are also posted here in Avaxhome by yours truly, complete). Jonah Hex had his first self-titled series that began in 1977 and lasted for 92 issues and which came to be known as Jonah Hex Volume 1. Aside from this, he also had a sci-fi-based eighteen-issue limited series that had scant recognition in the US but gained critical success and acclaim in the UK and elsewhere, plus three other miniseries under DC's Vertigo imprint. The current ongoing series, Volume 2, started in November 2005.

The original Human Torch, Toro, the Sub-Mariner, the Angel and the Ferret team up to prevent Nazi saboteurs and one of the Torch’s earliest foes from creating the ultimate weapon of mass destruction in this all-new 22 page story. Plus another 10 page classic vintage tale from Marvel’s Golden Age! COVER BY: PAOLO RIVERA; WRITER: TOM DEFALCO; PENCILS: CHRIS BURNHAM; INKS: CHRIS BURNHAM; COLORED BY: NATHAN FAIRBAIRN --