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In 1664, Juup Vanderdecken captained his ship into a gale to be dashed upon the rocks of Mystic Point... and was cursed to eternal damnation, drowning over and over again.But every seven years, he is freed to walk the land and seek the true and faithful love that will free him.He has searched for over three centuries... and this is his last chance for redemption!Collecting the entire gothic saga for the first time!

The action of Mike Grell''s Jon Sable: Freelance continues as issues #17-33 are collected in this second omnibus. The adventure resumes as Sable battles with the elusive Sparrow, gets involved in a real mystery involving the Maltese Falcon, and heads to Nicaragua on an explosive mission. Includes a special guest artist appearance by Sergio Aragones (MAD Magazine, Groo)!

A former Olympic athlete with an enchanted vaulting pole, married to a cocksure Arabian fire demon. A CPA with a magic bag. An apprentice witch. A boy who changes into monsters. And a CEO who's been turned into a prairie dog.Normally, they're detectives-but Bridget and Baraka are off on a worldwide honeymoon from hell, leaving the remaining Soulsearchers in Mystic Grove investigating kooky kidnappings...It's more magical mirth and mayhem from fan-favorites Peter David (Spider-Man, Supergirl, Young Justice, Aquaman, Hulk), Richard Howell (Vision & The Scarlet Witch, Deadbeats, What If...?), Amanda Conner (Harley Quinn, Supergirl, Painkiller Jane) andJohn Heebink, Al Gordon, Steve Leialoha, Al Milgrom, and Ricardo Villagran.Reprinting Soulsearchers and Company #62-72.

Sex. Blood. Rock & Roll.Terror tears through the families of Mystic Grove, as they quiver under the touch of vampiric eternal hunger!Reprinting the fifth arc of the classic series from Claypool Comics in omnibus format.Reprints Deadbeats #49-60.

I suppose you're entitled to a warning.This is it.None of these stories are meant to be taken seriously.Sometimes I sit down at the keyboard and the sentences just start rolling out. I rarely know what's going to happen next. I sit, appalled, watching the bizarre progression of character, incident, and idea that assemble on the computer screen. It astonishes me to see how the most sparkling of sentences can contain no real semblance of appropriate social decorum.Nevertheless, every story in this collection has been purchased by an editor who probably should have known better.Several of these stories were submitted (and sold) to the magazines. Others came into existence because some desperate anthologist offered me money and I was foolish enough to take on the challenge. Maybe it was the excitement of the idea, or maybe I didn't have anything else to do that week-but it was probably the money.I make no apologies, I make no excuses. These stories are best consumed in small doses-like maybe when you need something to read while sitting on the toilet. I do not recommend trying to work through this collection the same way you would read any other book, turning pages to see what happens next. On the contrary, I suggest restraint, proceeding through the pages carefully and with a justifiable mixture of caution and dread.To be fair, a couple of these stories are here because they are funny.The rest of them are here because they refused to lie quietly in the drawer. They escaped. They crawled out of their file folders and demanded to be included without any regard to their obvious lack of substance. Those stories-the ones that I am embarrassed to admit authoring-should be obvious. Please do not encourage them by laughing out loud, or even smiling in their presence. They do not deserve even that much acknowledgment.If there is any kind of theme to this collection, it is that all of these stories have little or no redeeming social value. They were written as an explosion of peripatetic fragments in a delirious attempt at satire-except for a couple that were written for cathartic revenge on things (or people) that annoyed me.There are thirty stories in this collection, nearly 120,000 words. Some of these tales might be worth your time. Others might be unforgivable stinkers, meriting only of an angry trajectory at the nearest brick wall-but which stories fit into which categories will be a subjective experience for every reader.But let me put it this way-I suffered for my art. Now it's your turn.Including:The Great Pan American Airship Mystery Or Why I Murdered Robert BenchleyActual Comments From Lunar TouristsAfternoon With A Dead BusThe Baby Cooper Dollar BillThe Fabulous MarbleCrystallizationThe Kennedy EnterpriseA Shaggy Dog StoryThe Honker StingThe Trouble With HairyThe Killing CroakThe Ghost Of Christmas SidewaysFranz Kafka, SuperheroThrough Time And Space With Ferdinand FeghootThe SpellThe Schwarzchild RadiusA Brief Explanation Of How Budapest Became The Taco Capital Of The WorldTwo Meditations On King KongWhy There Are No Type C Civilizations (with Marvin Minsky)The Feathered MastodonF&SF MailbagThe Strange Death Of Orson WellesMichael Thinks The House Is HauntedThe Fabtastic FourDangerous VirginsThe Great MiloThe Old Science Fiction WriterWhen The "Martians" ReturnedFollow The Other Brick RoadA Mild Case Of DeathThe Shadows Of Alexandrium

A former Olympic athlete with an enchanted vaulting pole. A cocksure Arabian fire demon. A CPA with a magic bag. An apprentice witch. A boy who changes into creatures. A centaur who's off. And a talking prairie dog. They're detectives dealing with acts of vengeance, sieges, onslaughts, infernos, wars of the gods, fear itself... and other things to get cross over.More magical mayhem from fan-favorites Peter David (Spider-Man, Supergirl, Young Justice, Aquaman, Hulk), Richard Howell (Vision & The Scarlet Witch, Deadbeats, What If...?),Amanda Conner (Harley Quinn, Supergirl, Painkiller Jane) andAl Bigley . Dave Cockrum . Kim DeMulder . John Heebink . Steve Leialoha . Mike Manley . Chris Marrinan . Jim Mooney . Bruce Patterson . Marie Severin . Ricardo Villagran . Neil Vokes . Bob Wiacek

Whisper is Diane Young. She used to be Alexis Devin. Sometimes it''s hard to know exactly who it is behind the mask.She was trained in the martial arts by her Japanese stepfather, who worked for the Yakuza. He taught her the way of the ninja. She thought that putting on a costume would make her a superhero. She was wrong. Things just don''t work that way in the real world. The costume just made her a target. And eventually it made her dead.She''s trying to make a fresh start, with a new life in a new place... but her past never lets her go.Continuing the omnibus collection of the acclaimed series by Steven Grant (Punisher, Badlands, 2Guns)!

The critically acclaimed series by Steven Grant (Punisher, Badlands, 2Guns) is finally being collected for the first time in remastered omnibus editons!Alexis Devin was trained in the martial arts by her Japanese stepfather to make her healthy, and it saved her when she became a target. She thought that putting on a mask would make her a superhero… but she’s about to learn that while the world needs heroes, they aren’t the kind you see in comic books.

The ba.i.six company is proud to introduce the latest in home technology— ha.i.ley. The most advanced housekeeping artificial intelligence ever made.She knows what you want.She’s programmed for your every need.Cutting edge.Ready for any task.Calculated to make you happy.She's just too good to be true.

Gil Kane’s original graphic novel icon returns! Savage, the ultimate spy and de facto enforcer reining in the intelligence community’s illegal excesses, is framed by an international criminal cabal and on the run from the very government he’s sworn to protect. Savage is considered so dangerous — so violent — that his name and record are stricken from the books. Only to be turned loose when there is no other choice, Savage is the original anti-hero — the cure that could be worse than the disease.

A former Olympic athlete with an enchanted vaulting pole. A cocksure Arabian fire demon. A CPA with a magic bag. An apprentice witch. A boy who changes into creatures. And a talking prairie dog.They’re still detectives… and the biggest mystery is how they don’t end up killing each other before the monsters do.More weird wackiness from fan-favorites Peter David (Aquaman, Supergirl, Young Justice, Spider-Man, Hulk), Dave Cockrum (X-Men, Legion of Super Heroes, Ms. Marvel), and Amanda Conner (Harley Quinn, Supergirl, Painkiller Jane)!Reprinting Soulsearchers & Company #13-25, originally from Claypool Comics.

Vampires. Demons. Hunters of the night.Mystic Grove continues to earn the nickname of “Fear City” as gothic horrors and generational curses tear through the families of the town, and the undead come to claim what they want!Reprinting Deadbeats #13-25, the second arc of the classic series from Claypool Comics in omnibus format.