Published in 1901, Rudyard Kipling's Kim is portrays the Indian people, culture, and religions during the British rule. The story concerns Kimball O' Hara, orphaned son of an Irish soldier stationed in India. Kim becomes the disciple of a Buddhist who is on a holy journey. Along the way, Kim is recognized by his father's regiment and is recruited by the British Army and thus involves in The Great Game.

Product Description: Written by various Art by various Cover by Bernie Wrightson Nearly 500 black-and-white pages of HOUSE OF SECRETS horror stories in one value-priced volume collecting issues #99-119. These stories features work by horror master Bernie Wrightson, Michael Ka

Product Description: The sinister caretaker Cain introduces readers to tales from the horror comic strip series including "Two Lives to Live," "A Witch's Garden of Magic," and "Body Beautiful."

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