Includes - 'Tintin in the Land of the Soviets', 'Tintin in the Congo'.

Includes - 'Tintin in America', 'The Cigars of the Pharaoh', 'The Blue Lotus'

The innovative, dramatic graphic novel based on the life of the philosopher and mathematician Bertrand Russell.

An epidemic of apocalyptic proportions has swept the globe, causing the dead to rise and feed on the living. In a matter of months, society has crumbled: There is no government, no grocery stores, no mail delivery, no cable TV. In a world ruled by the dead, we are forced to finally begin living.

Rick and Carl are left to pick up the pieces and carry on, knowing that they could join their fallen friends and family at any moment. This volume collects 'The Walking Dead' issues numbered 49-54.

Despite the meticulous pre-launch planning, there are two extra passengers on board the Moon rocket. The result of the extra people on board is a shortage of oxygen: supplies have only been calculated for four people and a dog! Will the heroes manage to make it through this adventure in one piece?

Simon Tofield returns with a charming follow-up to Simon's Cat.

Proving that mainstream comics could be infused with past literary/cultural ideals and still be best sellers, the America's Best Comics imprint took the dilapidated superhero genre and created three vastly entertaining hybrids with Tom Strong , Promethea and Top Ten . Now, a stunning coup de grace is delivered with this masterful pairing of Victorian adventure fiction's greatest characters and the old war-horse of the super-group. With the stunning The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen , it would be no exaggeration to say that Alan Moore has produced a near-perfect piece of adventure fiction that is clever, literate, rich with excitement and hard to put down.

It's 1898 and at the behest of M, the mysterious head of the secret Service, Campion Bond is dispatched to procure the services of Miss Mina Murray (nee Harker), adventurer Allan Quartermain,"Science-Pirate" Captain Nemo, Henry Jekyll (and his monstrous alter ego) and Hawley Griffin (aka The Invisible Man). Together, they must combat an insidious threat that will decide supremacy of the London skies, but their success may unleash a far greater threat. With no shortage of action, Moore and O' Neill sustain a high level of suspense, intrigue, mystery and terrific wit that all contribute to an indispensable read. O'Neill's art, so memorable in Marshal Law , produces a London filled with vivid, magnificent architecture and a malevolent atmosphere ripe with thrills and danger. An unmitigated triumph, the sequel cannot come soon enough, with such a glorious past showing what the future can hold for comics. Magnificent--pure and simple. -- Danny Graydon

Batman's got a new nemesis, and he's organising the usual villains - like Poison Ivy, Killer Croc and the Joker - into a deadly series of attacks on the Dark Knight. It's all part of a nerve-shredding battle of wits which ends in a night at the opera.

Marjane Satrapi's Persepolis is an exemplary autobiographical graphic novel, in the tradition of Art Spiegelman's classic Maus . Set in Iran during the Islamic Revolution, it follows the young Satrapi, six-year-old daughter of two committed and well-to-do Marxists. As she grows up, she witnesses first-hand the effects that the revolution and the war with Iraq have on her home, family and school.

Like Maus , the main strength of Persepolis is its ability to make the political personal. Told through the eyes of a child (as reflected in Satrapi's simplistic yet expressive black-and-white artwork), the story shows how young Marjane learns about her family history and how it is entwined with the history of Iran, and watches her liberal parents cope with a fundamentalist regime that gets increasingly rigid as it gains more power. Outspoken and intelligent, Marjane chafes at Iran's increasingly conservative interpretation of Islamic law, especially as she grows into a bright and independent teenager. Throughout, Marjane remains a hugely likeable young woman

Persepolis gives the reader a snapshot of daily life in a country struggling with an internal cultural revolution and a bloody war, but within an intensely personal context. It's a very human history, beautifully and sympathetically told. --Robert Burrow

As the survivors settle into their prison home something has drawn them out into the open...out of the prison...out of their sanctuary. This is a major turning point for the overall story of 'The Walking Dead', setting the stage for years to come.

Includes - 'Tintin and the Broken Ear', 'The Black Island', 'King Ottokar's Sceptre'

Alive with historical figures and starring a host of familiar superheroes, including Batman and Wonder Woman as you've never seen them before, this graphic novel takes the arms race and infuses it with the thrilling powers of Kryptonite!