This is it! The battle you've been waiting for! After the events of the last issue, Slaughter finds himself imprisoned, tortured and at the mercy of L.E.E.C.H. It's Slaughter Otter vs. the Leech Queen's army of disposable agents! Who wins? Who doesn't die? Who has a good time? (Answers: Slaughter, Slaughter and finally, Slaughter!)

This is it! The battle you've been waiting for! After the events of the last issue, Slaughter finds himself imprisoned, tortured and at the mercy of L.E.E.C.H. It's Slaughter Otter vs. the Leech Queen's army of disposable agents! Who wins? Who doesn't die? Who has a good time? (Answers: Slaughter, Slaughter and finally, Slaughter!)

In development with Sony Entertainment! At the invitation of Papa Duke, Crooks and a select group of his Stitches travel to Blood World where they embrace their newfound status and perks. Partying and wreaking havoc in Blood World City, the Stitches manage to piss off nearly every gang in town.

In development with Sony Entertainment! At the invitation of Papa Duke, Crooks and a select group of his Stitches travel to Blood World where they embrace their newfound status and perks. Partying and wreaking havoc in Blood World City, the Stitches manage to piss off nearly every gang in town.

Paul Revere gets all the credit for alerting the countryside to the British troops bearing down on Lexington and Concord. But did you know that he was one of three primary riders, carrying the warning? With stunning artwork from Marvel artists, The Ride details the incredible true story of the three riders. It also explores the triggers that ignited the American Revolution-the battles at Lexington and Concord and 'the shot heard round the world.'

1776 is a year like no other. With war upon them, the Patriots in Philadelphia select George Washington to lead the Continental Army. At the same time in Boston, the Battle of Bunker Hill shows the British that the Americans are not going to be pushovers. The Declaration traces these momentous events, as well as the Siege of Boston, culminating in the drafting and signing of the Declaration of Independence, a document like no other.

George Washington and his Continental Army are nearly crushed in the Battle of Long Island, saved by a miraculous escape. As the Patriots are driven from New York, Washington crosses the Delaware and stages a stunning attack on the British, keeping hope alive. Then, in the fall of 1777, the Americans pull off another stunning victory at Saratoga. This brings France into the war on the Patriot side, turning the tide.

George Washington shares the tribulations of a brutal winter with his soldiers at Valley Forge, where the prospects of an American victory seem bleak. But when the French join the fight and the British make some critical mistakes, Washington's troops spring into action. Suddenly, the road to victory opens up in the fall of 1781. That road eventually leads to Yorktown, where the British surrender, and the world is turned upside down.

Stuck in the fort of Turtle Island, Dr. Hanover sees the signs and delivers extremely bad news-the Hot Animal Machines are coming. The fort had better get ready for violence they can't imagine-but she can. She's seen it, beaten it. Can she help these dirt-farmers do the same?

The classic story is presented here by Lev Gleason with full approval from and royalties to the Charles Biro Family Estate for the first time since its initial printing! This issue is a modern reprinting of the complete 'Daredevil Battles Hitler' by Charles Biro and 'The Man of Hate' by Harry Anderson. The art, presented as close to its initial newsstand appearance as possible, has undertaken a restoration effort, no digital color remastering. The issue is printed on uncoated paper to mimic the original issue stock with a 12pt gloss card stock cover.