Collects Amazing Spider-Man #658-662. The Sinister Six vs. Spider-Man and the FF - and by FF, we mean the entire Future Foundation! A full-scale battle with the world's deadliest super villains is on and the kids of the FF are caught in the crossfire!

Welcome to Skyrealm–where a thousand different cultures meet and all things are possible. Darius is a magic invoker of questionable prowess who's part of a trading party from the distant Unbroken Empire. But when the Unbroken transport is blasted out of the sky by pirates, Darius and his single surviving shipmate, Captain Krieger, find themselves up to their necks in trouble. Can they stay alive long enough to become the Heroes of Skyrealm? Discover a world of adventure that goes even further in Heroes of Skyrealm, mobile coming soon from Mechanist Games for iOS and Android!

Rust is a high-octane adventure set in the prairie lands of an unknown time. Life on the Taylor family farm was difficult enough before Jet Jones crashes into the barn, chased by a giant decommissioned war robot! Oldest son Roman Taylor struggles to keep his family's small farm afloat as the area heals from a devastating world war. While the rest of his family may not trust the mysterious boy with the jetpack, Roman believes the secrets of Jet's past may be the key to their survival.

Steven Universe is just your normal everyday Beach City citizen-who is anything but normal! Join Steven as he learns how to save the day with the help of Garnet, Amethyst, and Pearl, discovering what it means to be a great friend and an even better neighbor. Written by Jeremy Sorese (Adventure Time) and illustrated by Coleman Engle (Regular Show), Steven Universe explores the magical world of the hit Cartoon Network show with all-new adventures sure to make your gem shine. Collects issues #1-4.

En esta serie, Jason Lutes nos hace un estupendo retrato del Berlín de los años veinte. Una vez acabada la gran guerra, esta ciudad poco a poco se ha convertido en una especie de zoo humano donde conviven las más diferentes especies, desde los seguidores de Hegel y Marx hasta los incipientes nazis de Hitler, desde los personajes más bohemios hasta los burgueses mas convencionales. En el comic se cita que culturalmente, solo París superaba a Berlín en esos momentos, y es cierto, el Berlín de los cabarets se había convertido en una ciudad donde se daban cita los artistas y literatos más importantes de la época.

Emilio, un antiguo ejecutivo bancario, es internado en una residencia de ancianos por su familia tras sufrir una nueva crisis de Alzheimer. Allí, aprende a convivir con sus nuevos compañeros –cada uno con un cuadro “clínico” y un carácter bien distintos– y los cuidadores que les atienden. Emilio se adentra en una rutina diaria de cadencia morosa con horarios prefijados –la toma de los medicamentos, la siesta, las comidas, la gimnasia, la vuelta a la cama…– y en su pulso con la enfermedad para intentar mantener la memoria y evitar ser trasladado a la última planta, la de los impedidos, cuenta con la ayuda de Ernesto, su compañero de habitación…

A través de la conversación entre un viejo pintor y su modelo, el artista rememora todo lo que sabe del amor y, más concretamente, sobre la relación de los hombres y las mujeres con el sentimiento amoroso y el amor físico. Fundiéndose con el relato (en el que se adivinan retazos autobiográficos), Baudoin evoca los sentidos y los sentimientos con una gran dulzura no exenta de poesía y melancolía.

Frank is a unique, visionary comic, exquisitely drawn and so fully realized that adults and children alike find themselves drawn deeply into Woodring's hallucinatory mindscape. The stories, almost entirely wordless, are told with brilliant, candy colors that people of all ages find alluring. Frank is an 11-year-old generic anthropomorph who lives in a force-laden landscape called the Unifactor. He is curious but not smart, naive but not noble, and his most outstanding character trait is his ineducability. Along with Pupshaw, Frank's semi-subservient housedog-like godling, the two traipse across their surreal landscape, occasionally encountering Manhog, the bloated bladder of sin with a heart of radiance who exists to thwart their prosperity. For all its mystery, the world of Frank is a simple, delightful, mesmerizing example of world-building at its most fanciful, surely to delight parents and children alike.

Set in a direct 1930's extension of Bram Stoker's universe, and steeped up to its eyeballs in the pulp tradition, Silver introduces James Finnigan, a witty but (figuratively) soulless con man, who sets out to separate the living-dead from their silver. Personality conflicts, emotional entanglements and character comedy abound, as Finnigan assembles the crew of talented but broken misfits needed to pull off the heist of the last ten centuries. But whether or not he survives his walk through the garden of the truly soulless, one thing is sure–in the process, Finn will gain a new perspective of what it is to be truly alive.