Dan Abnett

From the multi-million NYT bestselling author... To veteran war correspondent Lex Falk, covering the ongoing peacekeeping operation on Planet 86 seems like just another boring assignment, until a bloody bombing occurs which military high command seems strangely keen to keep the media from reporting. In an effort to reach the heart of the action, Lex gets himself ‘chipped’ inside the head of a soldier on his way to the frontlines. But on the brink of uncovering the story of a lifetime, the soldier is killed, leaving Lex trapped… And his only hope of revealing the truth lies in somehow getting home. File Under: Science Fiction [ Future War | Breaking News | All In Your Head | Long Way Home ]

Legendary creator Stan Lee brings you a new kind of hero. Half Human. Half Alien. All Weapon. Stan Lee and Javier Pina are joined by superstar writers Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning on Volume 2 of the year's most exciting new superhero series. In the aftermath of last volume's epic battle, SOLDIER ZERO finds himself hated by the public, and Soldier Zero's alter-ego Stewart Trautmann finds himself more confused than ever -- while a new threat emerges A perfect jumping-on point for new readers as Stan Lee drives SOLDIER ZERO full speed ahead.

The dangerous cosmic fissure known as The Fault has ripped opened a portal to the Marvel Universe, spilling out the demented forces of a horrific mirror universe where there is no death and life prevails unchecked - the Cancerverse From this dark realm, the evil Lord Mar-Vell - a twisted version of the legendary Captain Marvel - leads his army to claim our universe for their own Nova, the Silver Surfer, Quasar, Gladiator and more of the greatest cosmic champions of the Marvel Universal rise to stop them, but when even they cannot stop the forces of the Cancerverse, the fate of the universe lies in the hands of the cosmos' never-say-die underdogs, the Guardians of the Galaxy Facing a threat like none other, Star-Lord and company cook up an all-or-nothing plan to bring their prisoner, the mad titan Thanos, into the Cancerverse to unleash hell With everything on the line, the fate of the universe rests in the hands of one of Marvel's greatest villains

In the dark hills of rural England, on land haunted by the ravages of time and an evil older than time itself, a darkness spreads to those unfortunate enough to know of, or have connection to, the town called Callow. That was where Kieron worked when he disappeared, before some unfortunate soul found his body naked with his hands cut off. That was where Jo Hanlon was heading when she picked up an old lady hitch-hiking, with her carpet bag full of bloody, murderous surprises. Now Gordon and Jack have lost two friends to the same horrific fate, and they're determined to find out what bloody evil caused those tortured deaths. But no rational mind could ever anticipate what they'll find in the evil recesses of Callow.

Wallace & Gromit, stars of their very own Oscar-winning, blockbuster movie, return for more exciting comic-strip extravaganzas...and this time they've brought Shaun the Sheep and the dastardly Feathers McGraw!In this huge collection of original stories, Gromit is kidnapped by Feathers, forcing Wallace to rob a bank! There's more inventions madness in the next tale when Wallace's creations go haywire; our heroes get mixed up in the hunt for a UFO; and finally there's mind swap mayhem as Shaun and Gromit accidentally exchange brains!Wallace & Gromit have featured in four films which are adored by all ages, and are amongst the UK's best-loved characters, appealing to children and adults alike.

The Seventh Doctor embarks on more thrilling adventures in time and space in this first volume of collected comic strips from the pages of Doctor Who Magazine This book features eleven amazing stories: "A Cold Day in Hell ," "Redemption ," "The Crossroads of Time," "Claws of the Klathi ," "Culture Shock ," "Keepsake," "Planet of the Dead," "Echoes of the Mogor ," "Time and Tide," "Follow that TARDIS ," and "Invaders from Gantac " Featuring stunning artwork from John Ridgway, Bryan Hitch, Lee Sullivan, Geoff Senior, John Higgins, and Andy Lanning, plus scripts from Simon Furman, Grant Morrison, Mike Collins, Dan Abnett, and Alan Grant. Includes an Introduction from comic strip editor Richard Starkings, an overview from former DWM editor John Freeman, and a special seven-page commentary section where the writers, artists, and editors reveal the stories behind the strips.

Journey along with Columbus on his history-making 1492 voyage to find a water route to Asia.

Sitting Bull was a warrior, medicine-man, leader of the Sioux nation, and an inspiration to his people to fight for their land. Travel back for a glimpse of this proud warrior's life and the sad plight of the Native Americans.

Follow Tubman as she risks everything to escape to freedom, and then returns again and again to lead other Africans out of enslavement.

This narrative uses comic-style format to illustrate the life details of Abraham Lincoln on his path to freeing the enslaved. The dramatic events of the war are detailed and Lincoln's own personal losses are shared.

This narrative uses comic-style format to illustrate the life details of Abraham Lincoln on his path to freeing the enslaved. The dramatic events of the war are detailed and Lincoln's own personal losses are shared.

If the patriots hadn't won the war, Washington would have been one of the greatest traitors in history. Instead he led the rebels to victory and a great democracy was born.

Follow Tubman as she risks everything to escape to freedom, and then returns again and again to lead other Africans out of enslavement.

This May 1864 confrontation in the dense thickets of The Wilderness in Virginia became one of the war's most gruesome battlegrounds. Opposing armies found themselves fighting in the heavy growth of trees and shrubs as the area became a fiery inferno. With movement limited by the dense growth, soldiers were trapped in the blazing fire, thousands perishing in the intense blaze.

In this historic clash in March 1862, the Union Monitor, called by many a "cheese box on a raft," exchanged cannon shot after cannon shot with the Confederate Merrimac, comically referred to as a "floating barn roof." Although an indecisive victory for either side, the spectacular event, witnessed by hundreds of people on nearby boats and shorelines, forever changed the way naval warfare was to be fought.