The world below is no longer a secret and everything has led to this... Aspen Matthews must restore the balance between both humans and The Blue as once again Fathom's preeminent villain, Killian, has returned to reclaim what he believes belongs to himself and his people! The stakes have never been higher as this volume returns Aspen's best-selling franchise for over 20 years to its roots, as Aspen must risk the fate of both worlds in order to stop Fathom's most dangerous foe! Aspen's Vince Hernandez (Michael Turner's Fathom: Kiani, Charismagic, Dellec) marks his debut on Fathom's principal series alongside artist Mauricio Campetella (Jirni) and colorist Peter Steigerwald (Fathom, Superman/Batman), in a storyline that will define the Fathom universe for years to come!

After taking down three massive mutants and cleaning up their trail of terror, mayhem, and murder, Daniel Dos Santos isn't feeling very stable. His life isn't stable, his relationships aren't stable, and even his molecules are unstable. Before he loses himself entirely to this bizarre new life or heroism and violence, and before his body completely disintegrates and forever becomes a part of "the Stream," Daniel decides to take a break from the hero life and heads to the desert to commune with a ghost. And that might be the least strange thing to happen in Daniel's life lately.    

It has been three months since Alistair Meath woke to a world profoundly changed. Instead of exulting in the near-miss of the asteroid, Britain has turned in on itself, becoming unsettled, cruel, and paranoid, with news outlets claiming the asteroid itself never existed. No further KINO sightings have been reported, and against this darkening backdrop, Alistair Meath now finds himself sleeping rough on the pitiless streets of West London, profoundly traumatized by his experiences in space and then Assante's lab. He remembers the meteor, then rage and blood, then . . . nothing. But it seems that another man has taken on the role of Alistair Meath while he was away—a man who is physically identical to him.    

It's the royal rumble of horror heroes! If Cassie can be persuaded to give up the power of Draugsplitter, she'll have just enough time to join the Chaos heroes in a battle against Lucifer himself! Vlad vs. Cremator! Everyone vs. everyone!

Wait, did we kill Toyo Harada in the middle of his own series? It is called THE LIFE AND DEATH OF TOYO HARADA, after all... A young Toyo spends some quality time with one of the most brilliant men in history: Albert Einstein. Yes, really. Things get veeeeery violent with Toyo's savage alien friend, LV-99... If you're looking for a truly compelling villain, it doesn't get any better than THE LIFE AND DEATH OF TOYO HARADA, by writer Joshua Dysart (HARBINGER) and artists CAFU (Action Comics) and Adam Pollina (X-Force).

Amanda finds herself face-to-face with a brand-new foe, and things are beginning to get personal. The Psiot Safety & Education Program welcomes Livewire into a supported safe haven for psiots. But is Livewire willing to let the same government that once hunted psiots house her family of outcasts? One of the Valiant Universe's most powerful heroes continues her redemption story in LIVEWIRE, by rising star Vita Ayala (Supergirl) and artist Kano (Gotham Central)!

The world's worst superhero team has to save the planet. No pressure, right? Plus, the word's worst due attempts to join the world's most powerful superhero group, Unity. Good luck with that, guys. Enjoy the wild ride in a story that Comicbook.com calls. "One of the best comics on the 'stands. Collects QUANTUM AND WOODY #6-12.