Collects issues #5-8.
Finally Available! They are trapped among the Infected. They have no supplies. Most of their crew has been killed. Selena, Clint and Derrick must get to London, but will they make it? Selena knows how to survive, but that was when she was trying to get out of London. Now she's going back in. The saga continues in this epic, fan-favorite series!

I am a child of the Second Generation of the Shoah. It took me over thirty years to understand. A childhood burdened by the silence of traumatized parents who spoke in Yiddish when they didn’t want their children to understand. A house where the ghosts of my grandparents and my aunts roamed, that my father carried with him everywhere, although trying to look good in a society that wanted to turn the page and build the future. And then one fine day, mourning my little brother who had just ended his own life, my father began to speak. It came out like a dam that suddenly breaks, causing a huge flood. I couldn’t listen. It was too late. It took me years to be able to do so, and then to agree to read his book. In this double trauma, his and mine, between nightmares and anxiety, there are also some funny moments, almost therapeutic releases. Second Generation is not a settling of accounts with my father, or with History. It is an attempt to explain the Second Generation through accurate anecdotes and memories. It is trying to explain a life that became survival

10 years have passed, Noémie, the heroine of “The Midlife Crisis,” spends a weekend at the seaside with her two best friends; an opportunity to take stock of their lives, children, husbands, lovers. An enchanting depiction of the lives of three middle-aged women.

Just outside Tokyo lies Aokigahara, a vast forest and one of the most beautiful wildernesses in Japan… which is also the most famous suicide spot in the entire world. Legend has it that the spirits of the suicide victims are still roaming—haunting those ancient woods. This series, from the creators of the acclaimed “The Veil,” examines the lives of Alan, an average-joe from Tokyo, his girlfriend Masami, and Ryoko, a forest ranger who recovers the suicide victims’ bodies from the woods, hoping to find his father. After their experiences with the Suicide Forest, their lives will never be the same again.

Texto de contraportada: “Existe una relación misteriosa entre una estatuilla macrofálica de la fertilidad, un piso cerrado de Barcelona, un hombre que se derrite, Caravaggio y los dioses cósmicos primordiales, y Álvaro Ortiz la conoce. Rituales funciona a modo de formidable relato caleidoscópico donde lo ínfimo y lo infinito, lo cercano y lo lejano, lo absurdo y lo grandioso se entrecruzan en un tejido misterioso de historias sorprendentes. Rituales es la gran novela gráfica que estábamos esperando de Álvaro Ortiz”. Santiago García

De la contraportada: Jeff Lemire cuenta la historia de Lester, un niño de 10 años que acaba de quedarse huérfano y que debe vivir en la granja de su tío. La relación entre ambos se vuelve cada vez más tirante y Lester se hace amigo del propietario de la gasolinera local, Jimmy Lebeuf. Los dos se refugian en un mundo fantástico de superhéroes, invasores alienígenas y hockey. Historias de la granja es el primer volumen de una trilogía de novelas gráficas ambientadas en una versión novelada del pueblo natal de Lemire, Essex, en Canadá.