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THE PENULTIMATE ISSUE OF IDW's ANGEL SERIES! Time is quite literally running out for Angel. He must stop the ultimate Big Bad, Wolfram & Hart, and somehow get back to Connor before L.A. becomes a permanent demon farm. Can Illyria help, or is the sacrifice too great?
In 2005, IDW launched Angel: The Curse #1, kicking off a half-decade of Angel tales. Now, it all culminates in this FINAL ISSUE. Story threads dating back to After the Fall #1 all tie together in this explosive last hurrah for Angel and his team. Don't miss your chance to say goodbye to the original vampire with a soul before he heads off into the twilight (Well, not quite ""goodbye"" stay tuned next month for a special coda and the final issue of Spike, too!)
Brian Lynch, David Tischman, Scott Tipton (w) Elena Casagrande, Franco Urru, David Messina (a) Jenny Frison (c) Angel has had some most excellent adventures in his IDW-verse, and the second ANGEL OMNIBUS volume collects a whole bunch of them! Includes Smile Time, A Hole in the World, Barbary Coast, Only Human, and Not Fade Away.
The New World is turning out to be more than Angel bargained for as he's confronted with a monstrous, mythical beast, and continues to try and find a ""cure"" for his painful new soul. But when the earth begins to shake, Angel finds himself facing the cause of one histories great ""natural"" disasters. [(w) David Tischman (a) Franco Urru (ca) Urru, Dan Panosian]
(W) David Tischman (A) France Urro The recently souled Angel is on a quest for a ""cure"" in San Francisco when, of course, something goes horribly wrong. Seeking out a Chinese healer, Angel encounters a mysterious girl with a strange tattoo, and quickly learns that life in early 1900s America is full of surprises...
Written by DAVID TISCHMAN Art and cover by TIMOTHY GREEN II The cult-favorite 2004 series is collected in its entirety for the first time! FRACTION stars four tough young men from Philly's mean streets who pull off a drunken robbery. What they end up stealing are the components to a high-tech suit of battle armor. How far will each of them go to use the armor for his own purposes? 144 pages. Full Color.
Meet the Mates! They're the greatest super team of all time, straight out of England and into our hearts: Crusader, The Solicitor, Vizier and Zipper. But who are the heroes behind the mania? How did they meet? And what's next for The Mates? You'll find out in this fab 6-issue miniseries written by David Tischman (BITE CLUB) with art by Glenn Fabry (NEVERWHERE, PREACHER and HELLBLAZER covers) that pulls back the curtain to reveal the men behind the masks. GREATEST HITS looks at The Mates, from their humble 1960s beginnings, through the drug-fueled 1970s, and into the techno '80s, the grungy '90s, and to the present day. This is The Mates from the height of their glory to the depths of excess, as filmed by a struggling Hollywood director - one with his own dark ties to the team. Available with a variant cover by Ethan Van Sciver which is only available in a set of 11 (10 regular covers 1 variant) [Written by David Tischman / Art and Cover by Glenn Fabry Variant Cover by Ethan Van Sciver]
"A Day in the Life," Part 2 of 6. The Mates land in New York City and are greeted by thousands of screaming teenage girls camped outside their hotel who can't wait for a glimpse of the greatest super-team on the planet. Zipper gets high, The Solicitor meets a girl, Archie loses a finger and - a hero dies! The fast-paced lifestyle of these super-powered mega-stars never slows down, so keep those cameras rolling! [Written by David Tischman / Art by Glenn Fabry and Gary Erskine / Cover by Glenn Fabry]
Private lives and public expectations are tearing the Mates apart. Crusader reveals a hip, '70s-style island HQ in hopes of keeping the heroes together. But it's a call from space that rallies the team. Back in the present day, Nick and Ethel discover a 35-year-old secret hidden among the lunch boxes and action figures of the world's biggest collection of Mates memorabilia.
[Written by David Tischman / Art by Glenn Fabry & Gary Erskine / Cover by Glenn Fabry]
The Mates race into space and attack the Ilian mothership - but will even the combined super-powers of the world's great super-team be enough to stop an alien invasion? Thirty years later, Nick and Ethel look for that answer in a dusty storage locker. Whatever happens next, we need to get it in one take. Plus: a surprise guest appearance by one of the original Mates! [Written by David Tischman / Art by Glenn Fabry & Gary Erskine / Cover by Glenn Fabry]
Nick walks the red carpet at the hottest ticket in town - the Hollywood premiere of ""Greatest Hits."" Now that Nick knows the heroes in his life don't need to be super, can he be friends with the Mates? And what happened to the greatest super-team of all time? It's all part of the documentary's big reveal. Keep it in focus - it's the final issue, and this film is not yet rated. [Written by David Tischman / Art by Glenn Fabry & Gary Erskine / Cover by Glenn Fabry]
(W) David Tischman (A) Kody Chamberlain Country superstar Trace Adkins is Luke McBain, a man who makes the hard decisions. He doesn't say much, but he""ll kick your ass if you get out of line. He's returned to his northern Louisiana hometown to settle a score, but the town has changed, and the people he grew up with need his help. Luke McBain - an American hero for our times, in a story of right and wrong in the tradition of Walking Tall.
(W) David Tischman (A) Kody Chamberlain Luke McBain has taken a job at his family's Louisiana timber mill to keep an eye on his brother, Paul. Sawdust is in McBain's blood, but his blood's going to flow if he doesn't watch his back. An industrial ""accident"" and a talk with the family lawyer prove that. Paul's up to something, but what? Times are hard, and people want him dead - but this axe handle-wielding, God-fearing Southern man isn't going down without a fight!
(W) David Tischman (A) Kody Chamberlain Luke McBain just buried his best friend, and his scheming brother is about to sell the family business and destroy the town. McBain's got a shotgun, a couple of knives and handguns, ready to kick some ass and take care of business. But the cops are on the way, and it doesn't look good. It's all been building to this, as Luke McBain makes a final stand for what's right, while those in power stand in his way.
Written by David Tischman Art by Philip Bond & David Hahn Cover by Philip BondRed Herring will stop at nothing to halt a global conspiracy of invading aliens and big businessmen. And he's convinced the MacGuffin's near-death experience and dirty little secret affair with a U.S. congressman is the key to his revenge. There are no coincidences. Nothing happens by accident. From creators David Tischman (BITE CLUB, GREATEST HITS) and Philip Bond (KILL YOUR BOYFRIEND, VIMANARAMA), RED HERRING is a dangerous 6-issue miniseries that puts the ""con"" back in conspiracy. Scheduled to arrive on August 12 1 of 6 32 pages. Full Color.
Written by David Tischman Art by Philip Bond & David Hahn Cover by Philip Bond Continuing the all-new, off-the-wall sci-fi miniseries from David Tischman (BITE CLUB, GREATEST HITS) and Philip Bond (KILL YOUR BOYFRIEND, VIMANARAMA)! The sordid details of the MacGuffin's private life become fair and balanced on the 24-hour news channels, and Red Herring sounds like Chicken Little telling stories of men in black sunglasses and how the sky will fall if they find out she's alive. There's a special on blueberry at the House of Pi, and Maggie finds a pair of cute boots at the outlet mall. At the end of the day, it's a good day to die - even if you're being followed by an unmarked car. Scheduled to arrive September 9. 2 of 6. 32 pages. Full Color.
Written by David Tischman Art by Philip Bond and David Hahn Cover by Philip Bond The MacGuffin realizes Red Herring's paranoid conspiracy story is the half-truth (and nothing but the half-truth), as Afi Komen finds them and teaches them that payback's a bitch. On Capitol Hill, elected officials pull their heads out of the sand as Capricorn's sworn testimony pulls the wool over their eyes. It's a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma - but it's our story, and we""re sticking to it. Scheduled to arrive on October 14 3 of 6 32 pages. Full Color.
Space Seeds""-Captain Jean-Luc Picard discovers some harsh realities in a garden-like paradise, when The Enterprise investigates crop failures at The Armada, a colony of self-sustaining agricultural domes built atop an asteroid belt. And Wesley Crusher-adjusting to his mother's recent absence-makes an important self-discovery, as he makes friends with a group of farmer's children. 2 regular covers will be shipped in a 1-to-1-to-1 ratio. [David Tischman (W); Casey Malone (A) Joe Corroney, Photo (C)]
Jean-Luc Picard has always been an explorer, traveling the galaxy to seek out new life and new civilizations, but after seven years as captain of the Enterprise, he makes a startling discovery-scientific information from the Enterprise's mission logs has been used to develop deadly weapons systems. Is Starfleet involved? And if so, how high does the conspiracy go? Ignoring direct orders from his superiors, Picard launches an all-out offensive on the secret base where these weapons are stored. Picard is not about to see his mission perverted for military use and strategic control. Five single-issue stories come together in the explosive, action-filled conclusion of ""The Space Between,"" IDW's hit Star Trek: The Next Generation mini-series. [David Tischman (w); Casey Malone (a) Joe Corroney, Photo (c)]
The U.S.S. Enterprise is dispatched to observe a Quark Gluon Plasma experiment at the Gemini Science Station-in orbit between two suns-in an effort to learn more about the beginning of the universe. But the formation of a black hole from the experiment's outcome means eminent danger for Spock and Dr. McCoy who are stranded on the debilitated science station. Written by David Tischman (Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Space Between) with art by Steve Conley, and an incentive cover by Joe Corroney. [David Tischman (w); Steve Conley (a); Conley, Photo (c)]
As Kirk and the crew investigate the disappearance of the USS Pasteur, a trail of debris leads the USS Enterprise to an automated facility on a lifeless, desert planet in the Gobi system. A landing party finds robotic nannies caring for a computer-controlled nursery of alien babies-which Dr. McCoy's analysis proves to be the final survivors of the planet's dead civilization. But when an ensign disappears, and clues of the Pasteur's fate uncover the facility's startling secret, the computer reveals it maternal instincts-using its awesome power to defend its children-endangering the Enterprise, and forcing Kirk and the landing party to fight for their lives. Written by David Tischman (Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Space Between) with art by Steve Conley [David Tischman (w); Steve Conley (a); Conley, Photo (c)]
The U.S.S. Enterprise™ is ambushed in an uncharted sector of space. Shields are down, weapons are off-line, and key personnel are wounded. The attacker remains unknown, flying a warship configured with engineering and technological specifications of Starfleet, Romulan and Borg vessels. Captain Jean-Luc Picard and his crew fight to find the right answers-before they are all destroyed by the ultimate killing machine. Available with two covers (by Jeremy Geddes and a photo cover) that will be sent randomly unless ordered as a set. [David Tischman (W) Casey Maloney (A) Jeremy Geddes (C)]
In "Light of Day," part four of IDW's all-new Star Trek: The Next Generation relaunch, a shuttle craft accident strands Worf, Geordi, and Ro on an unexplored moon. The trio survive the crash, but when the sun rises they are fighting for their lives... against a colony of nocturnal aliens who become deadly killers with each new dawn. Meanwhile, aboard the Starship Enterprise, the situation gets even more grim! Written by David Tischman (Bite Club) with art by Casey Maloney (Children of the Grave). Featuring a special cover by the artist of rock band KISS's classic "Destroyer" album, fantasy painter Ken Kelly! Zach Howard once again provides a special incentive cover, as well. Covers will be shipped in a 1-to-1-to-1 ratio. [David Tischman (w); Casey Malone (a) Ken Kelly, Photo (c)]
""Space Seeds""-Captain Jean-Luc Picard discovers some harsh realities in a garden-like paradise, when The Enterprise investigates crop failures at The Armada, a colony of self-sustaining agricultural domes built atop an asteroid belt. And Wesley Crusher-adjusting to his mother's recent absence-makes an important self-discovery, as he makes friends with a group of farmer's children. 2 regular covers will be shipped in a 1-to-1-to-1 ratio. [David Tischman (W); Casey Malone (A) Joe Corroney, Photo (C)]
Celebrate the 20th Anniversary of Star Trek: The Next Generation with this all-new relaunch of the Star Trek franchise in comics. In the first collection of this special miniseries, travel to Tigan-7, Kandom 9, uncharted space, and more-each leading the dedicated crew of the Starship U.S.S. Enterprise into unexpected adventures. If you enjoyed watching Star Trek: The Next Generation on television, get ready for the comics adventure you've been waiting for.
[David Tischman (W); Casey Maloney (A); Joe Corroney (C)]
Jean-Luc Picard has always been an explorer, traveling the galaxy to seek out new life and new civilizations, but after seven years as captain of the Enterprise, he makes a startling discovery-scientific information from the Enterprise's [David Tischman (w); Casey Malone (a) Joe Corroney, Photo (c)]
During a routine visit by the U.S.S. Enterprise to Aarak 3, a major supplier of dilithium to the Federation, an attack on the royal palace reveals a group of zealots who resent the Federation's intrusion and desire a return to "the pure ways&qu [David Tischman (W) Steve Conley (A) Conley, Joe Corroney (C)]
Space. The final frontier. This is the voyage of the Starship Enterprise. Her five-year mission to explore strange new worlds? It continues here, with the launch of Year Four in the Original Series' five-year mission. Boldly going where no man has gone before are writer David Tischman (STAR Trek: The Next Generation: The Space Between) and artist Kelsey Shannon (Ashley Wood's Swallow), who is providing full art and colors on this opening issue, as well as a cover that hearkens back to '60s Star Trek comics. Up first, Captain James T. Kirk and the crew of the Enterprise discover the Strand, themulti-planet construct of a dead civilization, run by a brilliant genetic scientist who'sobsessed withrepopulating it.When Kirk discovers the scientist's secret, his creations revolt, forcing Kirk to make a hard decision and pushing the Enterprise into the crossfire! Joe Corroney will provide variant covers for the entire series.
[David Tischman (w) Kelsey Shannon (a); Shannon, Joe Corroney (c)]
Captain James T. Kirk becomes suspicious of his crew after returning from the devastated colony on Phi-11. Mr. Spock and Dr. McCoy try to reassure him that nothing's wrong-unless Kirk's two most trusted friends are in on the plot, too. What has infected the crew, and how-and who's left to help Kirk regain control of the ship? The Original Crew's return to comic book greatness continues here with this standalone tale written by David Tischman (Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Space Between) and illustrated by Steve Conley, with an additional cover by Joe Corroney.
[David Tischman (W); Steve Conley (A); Conley, Joe Corroney (C)]
On Viden 9, the U.S.S. Enterprise encounters a planet similar to 21st century Earth, where the population has a never-ending appetite for entertainment, and people will do anything for fame. When Captain Kirk and his crew become media sensations, the competing networks that control Viden's government won't let them leave, unless Kirk agrees to a deadly ""finale."" Written by David Tischman (Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Space Between) with art by Steve Conley, and an incentive cover by Joe Corroney. 2 regular covers will be shipped in a 1-to-1 ratio. [David Tischman (W); Steve Conley (A); Conley, Photo (C)]
David Tischman, Mariah Huehner (w) David Messina (a) Messina, Joe Corroney (c) Sookie and Eric, Tara and Sam, Jason and Lafayette-they've all spilled their guts, revealing their deepest, darkest secrets-feeding the trickster spirit's need for shame; hoping he'll release them when they're finished. Now it's Bill's turn, and the 184-year old vampire's story of personal regret in post-civil war Louisiana is the most shameful of all! But the sun is coming up, and it's up to Sookie to uncover the spirit's true intentions. Will she discover the monster's secret in time?
(W) Alan Ball, Tischman, Huehner (A) David Messina Alan Ball's hit HBO series, the sensually sizzling story of the lives and loves of vampires, mind readers, and all manner of creature, comes to IDW! Blood and sex mix on a hot rainy night at Merlotte's, when Sookie and her friends are trapped by a vengeful spirit who feeds on shame. People die and dirty secrets are revealed as Sookie, Bill, Eric, Sam, Tara, Jason, and Lafayette and are all coerced to dig deep and tell painful memories from their past-those things we all have locked within us that we never tell another living soul! Bon Temps, Louisiana has never been stranger, or more twisted, in a story co-plotted by True Blood series creator Alan Ball, with a script by David Tischman (Bite Club) and Mariah Huehner, and lush art by David Messina (Star Trek: Countdown). Bonus inside every issue: an exclusive pullout gatefold poster by David Messina! HBO's most-watched show! [Various]
Alan Ball, David Tischman, Mariah Huehner (w) David Messina (a) Joe Corroney (c) Blood and sex mix on a hot rainy night at Merlotte's, when Sookie and her friends are trapped by a vengeful spirit who feeds on shame. People die and dirty secrets are revealed as Sookie, Bill, Eric, Sam, Tara, Jason, and Lafayette and are all coerced to dig deep and tell painful memories from their past-those things we all have locked within us that we never tell another living soul! Bon Temps, Louisiana has never been stranger, or more twisted, in a story co-plotted by TRUE BLOOD series creator Alan Ball!
In this sequel to the first NYT best-selling TRUE BLOOD miniseries, ""All Together Now,"" mind-reading waitress Sookie Stackhouse is in New Orleans, helping Vampire Sherriff Eric Northman track down an insane killer named Guerra. Bill Compton's in town, too, making sure Eric doesn't get fresh with Sookie, and investigating a local Hep-D outbreak that may be connected to Guerra's latest victims. Meanwhile, back in Bon Temps, why is Pam hanging out at Merlotte""s-and what does she want with Lafayette? Based on the HBO mega-hit created by Alan Ball. [(W) David Tischman (A/CA) David Messina]
Mariah Huehner, David Tischman (w) David Messina, Claudia Balboni (a) Joe Corroney (c) Eric deals with his Hep D infection, but he is forced to lean on Sookie and Bill for help-with surprising results. They also learn the truth about Guerra's death at the hands of Godric more than 200 years ago. But who is the real killer, and can they find him before the New Orleans police? Meanwhile, Lafayette creates a new drink for the vampire girls on the go at Fangtasia-The Transfusion.
Mariah Huehner, David Tischman (w) David Messina, Claudia Balboni (a) Photo (c) Eric deals with his Hep D infection, but he is forced to lean on Sookie and Bill for help-with surprising results. They also learn the truth about Guerra's death at the hands of Godric more than 200 years ago. But who is the real killer, and can they find him before the New Orleans police? Meanwhile, Lafayette creates a new drink for the vampire girls on the go at Fangtasia-The Transfusion.
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