After saving her house and the nearby town from a magical flood, Henrietta Achilles prepares to settle in for the winter. But as her friends say farewell and depart the manor, a strange army of walking statues begins heading her way. With her allies elsewhere, Henrietta will have to search for help in the unlikeliest of places...

In “Asterix the Legionary,” one of the three classic Asterix graphic novels collected here, Asterix and Obelix do as the Romans do and join the Roman Legion in hopes to get closer to Obelix’s big crush in the process. Instead, the troops are sent far from Gaul to North Africa. Then, in “Asterix and the Chieftain’s Shield” with the village chief away, Caesar and his men come to play—and get their hands on a priceless Gaul shield! Asterix must foil their search and protect his village. Then Asterix heads to Greece to participate in the Olympic games. But how do the Gauls register themselves? As Romans? And is their powerful potion an ancient form of performance enhancers? It’s an international bout for the ages and just when you think you know what to expect in Asterix, the creators Goscinny and Uderzo throw things at you that you never could’ve imagined.

Join Astro Mouse, the insightful Light Bulb, and their… er… pet Caca, as they battle intergalactic potatoes, (delicious) astro chickens, and solve a civil war between mint and fruit flavored chewing gum. Getting lost in space has never been so ridiculous!

Defining 70s music is a challenge. Spinning out of the Motown sound, funk, soul, and R & B influenced the burgeoning soft and hard rock genre. Smooth jazz replaced the big band sound popular since World War II. Protest songs from the 60s continued to fight “the man” and “his” war in Vietnam. Disco, the feel-good, dance until you drop, pop culture phenomenon, dominated the second half of the decade. It was the golden age of vinyl, and the sexy party music wore out the needles on record players everywhere. Showcasing the musicians who dominated the Billboard Hot 100, Orbit: The Seventies features the biographies of David Bowie, Alice Cooper, Keith Richards, Michael Jackson, and many more. With a striking cover from famed comic book artist Joe Phillips, this collected edition revisits the “Me Decade” through the eyes of the artists who shaped it.

Parvati, Neo, Yuko, Miguel, Abigail, and Amir are six kids from across the globe gifted with the power of the gods. Now, they are banding together to defeat Evil from spreading in the world. Along with Evil comes Chaos ready to strew destruction. Can these six young heroes, along with their mythical mentors, save the world before it’s too late?

Some parents want their children to turn out just like them. Only a few secretly turn their kids into elite special operatives. Josie Black can infiltrate any building, speak a dozen languages, and fight like a martial arts master. But no one told her that. After J.B. detects gaps in her memory, her mom reveals the truth: she works for a covert agency, and she's given J.B. the skills of a super spy. After J.B. freaks out, runs off, and tries to escape the weird world of espionage, she'll have to decide who she wants to be.

Fans shout his name while former and current players whisper it in respect for the man considered the best soccer player globally. Diego Maradona’s career was formed while he was only a child, kicking a ball in the slums of Buenos Aires, Argentina. He became a legend during the World Cup tournament in 1986 and was named the FIFA Player of the 20th Century alongside his childhood hero, the remarkable Pelé. His passing, mourned by millions and marked by Pope Francis, shook the sports world to its foundations. The Hand of God had passed.

This is it! The big finale to the hit mini-series. The VSS takes the fight to Rule Eddie and his Rule Ladies in an attempt to put a stop to his plot. But will Scarlet and the girls lose all in one terrible roll of the dice and one terrible spin of the wheel? In this action-packed issue, all bets are off!

In the near future, friction mounts between the Earth and its Martian colony. Only diplomat Benton Hawkes stands a chance of bringing the warring factions together. There's only two problems--Hawkes hates Mars, and even if he does go, there's an assassin out to kill him before he can get there.