ATTENTION! If you've made it this far. . . . If you think you know what's going to come next. . . . YOU WILL BE WRONG! Because rising star Jordan Thomas (Mugshots) and hyper-visceral artist Daniel Gete (ber) are about to break you with the most topsy-turvy, reality-shattering revelations yet as Skin Police reaches its boiling point! DIC Agent Brisson Eckis and his rookie partner Sheen Corfer have survived a gauntlet of assassins, intrigue, and four-way double-crosses. . . . But that's nothing compared to the conspiracy being carried out at the highest levels of government. WHO IS BEHIND IT ALL? WHO WILL SURVIVE? AND WHO IS NOT WHO THEY THINK ARE? Trust will be tested when Eckis comes face-to-face with the manipulators behind the year's most gonzo sci-fi action thrill ride!

4-3-2-1! HAPPY NEW YEAR . . . WE THINK?!?! From writer Christof Bogacs (United Kingdom) and illustrator Tony Gregori (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) comes a New Year's special featuring a gargantuan 56 pages of not-so-SFW madness! Rick Sanchez, eternal a**hole and pompous egomaniac, has made a New Year's resolution to . . . be nice? But without Rick's jerkiness to keep it at bay, the Cosmic Code Authority-a godlike being determined to make the universe as family-friendly as possible-starts to censor all of reality! It's up to Rick to save the day (again), but it'll come at the cost of abandoning his New Year's resolution.

4-3-2-1! HAPPY NEW YEAR . . . WE THINK?!?! From writer Christof Bogacs (United Kingdom) and illustrator Tony Gregori (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) comes a New Year's special featuring a gargantuan 56 pages of not-so-SFW madness! Rick Sanchez, eternal a**hole and pompous egomaniac, has made a New Year's resolution to . . . be nice? But without Rick's jerkiness to keep it at bay, the Cosmic Code Authority-a godlike being determined to make the universe as family-friendly as possible-starts to censor all of reality! It's up to Rick to save the day (again), but it'll come at the cost of abandoning his New Year's resolution.

4-3-2-1! HAPPY NEW YEAR . . . WE THINK?!?! From writer Christof Bogacs (United Kingdom) and illustrator Tony Gregori (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) comes a New Year's special featuring a gargantuan 56 pages of not-so-SFW madness! Rick Sanchez, eternal a**hole and pompous egomaniac, has made a New Year's resolution to . . . be nice? But without Rick's jerkiness to keep it at bay, the Cosmic Code Authority-a godlike being determined to make the universe as family-friendly as possible-starts to censor all of reality! It's up to Rick to save the day (again), but it'll come at the cost of abandoning his New Year's resolution.

The rivalry between Wolverine and the Hulk kicks into high-gear! Every full-color page of art has been meticulously converted to classic red-and-blue 3D by Anomaly Productions, leaders in 3D comic art enhancement! Wolverine separates from the X-Men to confront a familiar scent. Before the Canuckle-Head can explain that he's not here for a fight, the Hulk well, let's just say what follows is not pretty. Polybagged with 3D glasses!

It was January 1947 that the first real, indisputable horror comic came along-Eerie Comics #1, published by Avon. It had a striking cover that was, well... eerie, depicting a strange-looking man with a knife on the steps of some sort of ruin, approaching a bound woman, a theme that was to be repeated countless times in the future... Whet your appetite for these horrors inside including 'The Eyes of the Tiger,' by Bob Fujitani, featuring a pet tiger who gets his first taste for blood; no surprises there then? 'Dead Man's Tale,' by Jon Small gives us the story of a bottle that gave Myron Morgan wealth and how he died when it was destroyed. 'The Man-Eating Lizards,' Joe Kubert-when a plane goes down in the ocean, the surviving crew members find themselves on an island of giant, man-eating lizards. 'The Strange Case of Henpecked Harry,' by Fred Kida, tells how Harry Horton plots the death of his wife, only to be driven mad by guilt.

These single issues cover the Fox publication of Phantom Lady #22 and #23 from 1948. Faithfully reproduced with all scans reworked to bring them back as close to the original glossy covers and interiors printed on environmentally friendly matte carbon-based paper.

: Fox Publications: Phantom Lady: ISSUE : #23 This single issue covers the Fox publication of Phantom Lady #23 from 1948. Faithfully reproduced with all scans reworked to bring them back as close to the original Glossy covers and interiors printed on environmentally friendly matt Carbon Based paper

Incredible SF action from the Eisner-nominated UK anthology! The line-up that commenced in the Xmas prog barrels through January as Constanta and Oscar Wilde discover monsters in the Old West in Fiends of the Western Front: Wilde West by Ian Edginton & Tiernen Trevallion; Hawk investigates a city under a spell in Hawk the Slayer: The Last of Her Kind by Alec Worley & Simon Coleby; an ancient ceremony is afoot in Portals & Black Goo: A Quorum of Fiends by John Tomlinson & Eoin Coveney; Judge Dredd faces enemies within in 'Soft' by Rob Williams, Arthur Wyatt & Jake Lynch; and Cyd reunites with an old friend in the finale to 'The Out' Book 4 by Dan Abnett & Mark Harrison!

Garth Ennis and Keith Burns continue A Couple of Heroes. As Johnny Red flies his final mission, his nemesis, Von Jurgen, has his own mission in mind-one last dogfight, one last chance to kill Johnny. Garth Ennis also writes the second story in this issue, as Hellman takes A Walk in the Woods and discovers horrific things that shake him to his core, drawn by Hellman's original artist, Mike Dorey.