Product Description: Rick Veitch's fierce and darkly comic BRATPACK has long been considered a subterranean classic of the genre. Now, at last, the notorious graphic novel that made the mainstream safe for totally twisted superhero satires is available in a new KING HELL trade paperback edition! Veitch's no-holds-barred dissection of the hoary old 'kid sidekick' phenomena is as harrowing as it is hilarious; subversively subtle yet completely over the top...read more

Product Description: KING HELL PRESS proudly announces the first paperback Rare Bit Fiends Collected Edition! RABID EYE: THE DREAM ART OF RICK VEITCH concentrates The World's Most overworked cartoonist's chaotically complex uncorking of the collective unconscious in a single crypto-autobiographical collection of comics! Downloading this juicy gigabit of the Roarin' one's dream life, as recorded in the first eight issues of RARE BIT FIENDS, takes readers on a multidimensional mind-mulching roller coaster ride of panel art after which they'll never think of dreaming (or comics) in quite the same way again! Also included is the absolutely essential UNDERSTANDING RARE BIT FIENDS from Issue #12; an enlightening explanatory trip through the history, science and magic of dreaming as well as Veitch's unique and personal perspective on the nature and importance of the dream function...read more

Product Description: Rick Veitch is a cartoonist well known for cutting to the quick, and his ground breaking dream comic, Rare Bit Fiends, continues to entertain and intrigue readers regularly with some of the most personal and revelatory panel art being published today...read more

The Swamp Thing arrives in Gotham City to free his friend Abigail Holland. He plans to turn the city into a green paradise but there are some who oppose him, not least Batman, who is the most powerful if not the most confused.

Due to amnesia caused by a revision in time, comic book artist Ethan Crane, a.k.a. Supreme, fights to remember his past in flashbacks that range from the 1930s through the 1990s, with artwork reflecting the time periods he inhabits. (view table of contents)

Meet Adam Strange, a cosmic drifter back and forth between two worlds, Earth and Rann. But Rann is dying, and like carrion birds, the winged Thangarians circle, ready to pick the bones of its technology. And on Earth, Abby faces her own personal nightmares, paving the way for reunion.

When Hector Espejo hacks into an adjacent reality, he discovers that Captain America fought in the Civil War, the Fantastic Four were cosmonauts, Daredevil lived in feudal Japan, Namor grew up on land, Thor was a herald of Galactus, and Wolverine was public enemy no. 1.

When a New Jersey National Guard unit is deployed indefinitely to a never-ending series of wars in the Middle East, the citizen soldiers--ranging from kids fresh out of high school to middle-aged corporate managers--are motivated by the modernized military, who has gone into take-no-prisoners marketing mode.

Product Description: An unforgettable trade paperback collection of WATCHMEN writer Alan Moore's definitive Superman tales that is sure to appeal of readers of his BATMAN: THE KILLING JOKE graphic novel. Moore teams with Curt Swan, the definitive Superman artist from the 1950's through the 1970's, to tell the final adventure of the Man of Steel featuring his last stand against Lex Luthor, Brainiac and his other foes in "WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THE MAN OF TOMORROW?"...read more