"A Day in the Life" by Dale Mettam with art by Drew Moss. "Kicked" by Leslie Nichols with art by Courtney Huddleston.

Have you heard the latest about the idiot performer and his lecherous manager? Manager Reiji has a new client: the dimwit actor Narumi! He has his client’s best interest at heart(?), whether he’s banishing gossip or gleefully trading cute baked goods for kisses and more! But one day, Reiji sees a woman leaving Narumi’s apartment…! A dictator and a dummy: the SILLY GOSSIP about this absurd couple is surprisingly delicious! Translated by Barbara J. Vincent; Edited by Kimberly Lammens; Lettered by Alexandra Gunawan

Fukuko Matsuo's first collection is here, featuring ten short stories of sweet romance! In the title story, two friends meet in a snow covered field. One can never say what he means, and the other takes everything he hears too literally. Will they ever overcome their language barrier and share their true feelings? In other stories, you'll meet magical cats, childhood friends, and young men learning to get along with new step-siblings. From whimsical Halloween fantasies to supernatural encounters in snowy climes, there's a heartfelt story for everyone!

BASED ON The Screenplay Script Written BY RICHARD ROTHSTEIN STORY BY Stanley Resnicoff Graphic Novel Written by ERIC HUTCHINS and MATT ANDERSON Cosmo Niditch doesn't want to follow in his father's footsteps and become a military man. No, he dreams of becoming a great clown in the Cyrus Brothers Intergalactic Travelling Space Circus. But running away to thecircus is only the beginning of the adventure that will take him across the galaxy, to Earth, in search of the legendary Flying Berrendo Brothers.

When Spaceman Jax receives a distress call while delivering zandabite crystals, he literally drops everything to save the day. The transport ship is scheduled to bring his niece Dekkin back from camp, and the disabled vessel is drifting into the Mantagon minefield at the border zone, which the Mantagons are none too happy about. Can Spaceman Jax slip through the minefield and carefully tow the ship to safety – all the while avoiding the angry Mantagons and their Ultra-turbo-zap-guns – and still make his delivery on time? Knowing Spaceman Jax – the hero with a heart of gold and the intellect of a Ploridian Lunar Beast – it’s going to take a lot of sheer, dumb luck. This special Silver Age throw-back is the first comic book tie-in to the 1960s animated TV show, Spaceman Jax and the Galactic Adventures. But don’t worry if you don’t remember it -- the show, like the comics, never existed! Since 2010, Curio & Co. has been creating entertainment collectibles from an alternate history that play with the power of nostalgia and re-create warm memories from childhood. These were the kind of comics that you hid behind the textbook in Mrs. Henderson’s Social Studies class. She’d always threaten to take it away if she saw it again, but she never did. (She was sweeter than we ever gave her credit for.)

Lord Algernon Sloughshire has been found dead! The only clue to what caused the murder was a single strand of spaghetti found tied around his lordship's neck. Luckily there's only one person oblivious enough to "solve" this case, none other than the DETECTIVE INSPECTOR!

Steve Mannion (Fearless Dawn, The Bomb) serves up a 40-page giant comic issue containing two stories which offer a humorous and quirky approach to the classic fairy tale genre. "The Tale" is a rollicking chronicle about love, heroism, friendship, and mowing down evil demons with machine guns. "Little Dead Riding Hood" is a warped retelling of the classic children's story, with a gruesome "twist" ending reminiscent of the finest pre-code horror comics of the 1950s. B&W 40 Pages

Steve Mannion (Fearless Dawn, The Bomb) serves up a 48-page anthology containing four stories featuring the misadventures of legendary pirate Brownhole Jones and his crew of stooges. Also featuring the sexiest good girl on the seven seas, Sea-Goin' Lil, as well as Brownhole Jones' alter ego, Steampipe Johnny! a giant 48 page extravaganza! B&W interiors, full color painted covers, 48 pages

The debut graphic novel from the creator of Unterzakhn. Leela Corman's September 2002 graphic novel Subway Series follows the exploits of Tina, a frustrated sixteen-year-old city girl whose affections are divided between two guys. The problem is, one has an out of town girlfriend and the other is a complete jerk. Add to that a cruel adversary whom she once called a friend who's out to humiliate her, and now confused Tina doesn't know which way to turn.

A long awaited book of all-new, never before published short comics and art by Steven Cerio. Included in Sunbeam on The Astronaut are comic book adventures of Cerio's characters from his various films with top-hatted, eyeball-performance greats The Residents; a dozen short narratives; a collection of paintings and collages and stills from his newest film The Magnificent Pigtail Shadow; and much more.