Le Conteur, la belle Naomi et la Mémoire, créature détentrice d'un savoir qui remonte aux temps les plus anciens, parviennent à prouver que le tyran Shemenit VII est en réalité un usurpateur. C'est le début d'aventures qui les conduiront de l'esclavage à la révolte, le tout sur fond d'une civilisation imaginaire créée avec une précision d'archéologue.

"The Lone Ranger and Tonto" is described by its writer Brett Matthews as a series of one-shot specials that serve as companion piece to Dynamite Entertainment's Eisner-nominated main series, . In these one-shot specials the Lone Ranger share equal billing with his faithful companion, Tonto. And where the main monthly series is character-heavy, these one-shot specials are more plot-centric, focusing on the adventures of the two protagonists while out on the range, with each issue a complete feature story that anyone can enjoy without any concern for story evolution or continuity. The kind I actually like.

Hal needs to unite the seven Lantern Corps in order to attack the source of the Black Lanterns' power. Johns showcases the various members of the Corps this issue, and he is more than up to this formidable task, aided by an in-form Mahnke whose visual talents are perfectly suited for the title. One of the better Green Lantern issues thus far. IGN gave this one a "Great" 8.8 out of 10 rating and an Editors' Choice Award.

is an ongoing comic book series from Vertigo, set in Uganda, written by Joshua Dysart, with art by Alberto Ponticelli. It began publication in October 2008. It is the third series run for the Unknown Soldier character, a symbol for all the nameless soldiers who have fought in all of the wars of the United States of America. It has been gaining praise, one of which comes from Garth Ennis, who incidentally wrote a four-issue mini-series with the same title also under the Vertigo imprint, featuring art by Kilian Plunkett, a much darker portrayal which the current ongoing series has followed: "...A story with teeth, unafraid to confront some horrific truths about the world we live in." It was nominated for an Eisner Award for Best New Series.

After tracking down a threat to The Man of Steel – and all of Metropolis – Red Robin must team up with the new Kryptonian Nightwing to end this mysterious threat and rescue Flamebird. But is all this just a red herring to distract the heroes from an even bigger threat to Gotham City and New Krypton? Be here to find out in this 4-issue miniseries from rising star writer Sterling Gates (SUPERGIRL) and artist Julian Lopez. Written by Sterling Gates; Art by Julian Lopez; Covers by Phil Noto --

Ah, Halloween. That time of year when one-offs emerge from the depths of comic houses, filled with ghastly and ghouly tales of the supernatural and weird, all produced with the gleeful intent of scaring the bee-gees out of readers. Zenescope Entertainment makes their inaugural dip into this annual pool party of the macabre with . A creepy opening scene segues into Belinda telling trick-or-treaters a grim re-imagining of the classic . What happens next? Well, download and you'll find out.

Aspen's anthology series, ASPEN SHOWCASE, combines some of today's finest creators with several of comics best loved properties and characters. The fan favorite heroine Kiani takes center stage in her very own ASPEN SHOWCASE: KIANI. Journey back to the early days of her Elite Warrior training, alongside Siphon and Brande, Cannon and Casque and more! Never before seen secrets of the Elite Warriors, and of the deep and ultimately tragic friendship between Kiani, Brande, and Siphon are uncovered in this revealing look into their past. For Kiani and Fathom fans, this book is a can't-miss at a pivotal story arc relating to the entire Fathom universe! Brought to you by the incredible creative team of writer Marc Andreyko (of Torso and Manhunter fame!), longtime fan favorite artist Scott Clark, and Aspen's own colorist extraordinaire John Starr. Come along as they take you for a special look at one of Aspen Comic's most popular characters. By: Marc Andreyko, Scott Clark --

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 #21 starts a brand new story arc, titled “The Plague Widow.” After a full four issues of two-issue arcs, the series is back to its original format of longer stories placed squarely in the Viking lore. With each story arc, "Northlanders" follows a different character in a tenth- or eleventh-century setting where Vikings have made their mark; sometimes the protagonist is a Viking, as in the first arc, "Sven," while in others the heroes are fighting desperately to repel the Norse invaders. This series may perhaps be one of the best monthly comic books, along with Robert Kirkman's .

Black Lantern Titans are descending together onto Titans Island! Will the Titans be prepared to fight off their deceased allies? And how can Beast Boy not lose his heart to Black Lantern Terra? Explore the effect BLACKEST NIGHT has on the greater DC Universe in this 3-issue miniseries from writer J.T. Krul (JSA CLASSIFIED, Fathom) and superstar artist Ed Benes (JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA)! Written by J.T. Krul; Art and cover by Ed Benes and Rob Hunter --

Following the Black Mask's destruction of Arkham Asylum in BATTLE FOR THE COWL, Dr. Jeremiah Arkham has rebuilt the Asylum following the design of his mad Uncle Amadeus. Intended as a model for enlightened treatment of mental illness, the building soon mutates into a torture house, and the inmates find themselves trapped in a living hell. And when Jeremiah starts hearing a voice from beyond the grave, it becomes painfully clear that the lunatics really have taken over the Asylum! Beginning a 3-issue miniseries from the BATTLE FOR THE COWL: ARKHAM ASYLUM creative team of writer David Hine and artist Jeremy Haun! --

Abraham "Abe" Sapien (born Langdon Everett Caul) is a fictional character in the comic book series , created by Mike Mignola. He is identified as an , similar to a merman. As well as regular appearances in Hellboy and B.P.R.D., Sapien has also previously starred in his own one-shot comic, by Brian McDonald and Derek Thompson, and the mini-series by Mike Mignola. For this next one-shot Mike Mignola and John Arcudi team with newcomer Patric Reynolds, who made his professional debut this summer on . I seemed to have noticed a previous post of the mini-series here before, but current searches have yielded nothing. Please, if anyone has posted the miniseries already let me know so that I won't post it anymore. Thanks.

is a multi-awarded, long-running and still-ongoing weekly British science fiction-oriented comics anthology that serializes a number of separate stories each issue (called a "prog") that has been at the cutting edge of contemporary pop culture since it’s first publication by IPC Magazines in February 26, 1997. IPC, later Fleetway, continued to produce the title until 2000, when it was bought by Rebellion Developments. Due in part to its weekly publication schedule, it is one of only a few comics to surpass 1,600 issues. It is most noted for its Judge Dredd stories, and has been contributed to by a number of artists and writers who became renowned in the field internationally, such as Alan Moore, Neil Gaiman, Grant Morrison, Bryan Talbot, Brian Bolland, Garth Ennis and Mike McMahon.