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TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 2007

DARK HORSE COMICS FOR MAY

ALIENS OMNIBUS VOLUME 1

Written by Mark Verheiden, art by Mark A. Nelson, Den Beauvais and Sam Kieth.

Dark Horse Comics took the industry by storm with its release of Aliens, a comics series that for the first time captured the power of film source material and expanded its universe in a way that fans applauded worldwide. Now, the first three Dark Horse Aliens series -- Outbreak, Nightmare Asylum, and Female War -- are collected in a value-priced, quality-format omnibus, featuring nearly four hundred story pages in full color. Written by screen and television scribe Mark Verheiden (The Mask, Battlestar Gallactica) and illustrated with consummate skill by Mark A. Nelson, Den Beauvais, and Sam Kieth, Aliens Omnibus Vol. 1 is an essential piece of the Aliens mythos and a great entry point into the storied Dark Horse Aliens library.

384 pages, $24.95, in stores on July 11.

APPLESEED BOOK 3: THE SCALES OF PROMETHEUS (3RD EDITION)

Written and art by Shirow Masamune.

Life seems ideal within the utopian confines of Olympus, a shining beacon in a post-World War III wasteland, but perfection is always an illusion. Stalking the ruins of New York City is Artemis, a renegade, flesh-eating bioroid (enhanced artificial human) carrying data critical to the future of Olympus, and the elite ESWAT is sent in to tranq her and bring her back to Olympus. But when Artemis recovers during transit, the powerful combat bioroid brings down the transport ship and escapes into Olympus. ESWAT agents Deunan and Briareos are dispatched to bring in the feral Artemis, but will they emerge as heroes . . . or lunch?

216 pages, black and white, $14.95, in stores on July 4.

BERSERK VOLUME 18

Written and art by Kentaro Miura.

Hell has broken loose in the kingdom of Midland. On the death of Midlands king comes invasion, demonic forces seem to be on the rise, underground pagan cults are running wild, and the church is busily rounding up and teaching heretics the errors of their ways. While Guts is busy testing out his newly repaired sword on the invaders, his former captain and lover, Casca, her mind wrecked by her unholy tryst with the demon lord, has fallen in with a rough crowd who don't exactly wish her well. But she, like Guts, is marked with the Brand of Sacrifice, and her abusers may soon find themselves face-to-face with the unholy abominations that are inexorably drawn to the Brand!

Created by Kentaro Miura, Berserk is an unstoppable manga avalanche, an overwhelming epic of unbridled action, unsettling horror, and uncivil humor that has crushed both friend and foe alike in its relentless path of destruction. No pain, no gain!

240 pages, black and white, $13.95, in stores on July 25.

BLADE OF THE IMMORTAL #125

Written and art by Hiroaki Samura.

"Barefoot," part 4 of 5. Döa and Rin finally realize that they have something very strange in common! They begin a heated exchange over the existence of the murderous Ittô-ryû sword school before being interrupted by a clue that literally begs for their attention. Sounds odd? It is . . . and we won't be giving anything away here! As Döa and Rin come across a huge, horrific breakthrough in their quest to find Isaku and Manji, crazy Doc Burando revels in his newfound power. Imprisoned in an underground torture chamber deep below Edo Castle, Manji doesn't know what's worse, having his mystical bloodworms and healing powers tested every day or -- as a "captive audience" -- having to listen to Burando's insane rants on modern medicine and immortality. Enjoy an episode of discoveries and heartache, as Samura's two powerhouse heroines reach a major turning point that will change their relationship forever!

32 pages, black and white, $2.99, in stores on May 9.

B.P.R.D.: GARDEN OF SOULS #3

Written by Mike Mignola and John Arcudi, art by Guy Davis, colored by Dave Stewart, cover by Mignola.

During his desperate search for Abe, Daimio discovers a plot that could shake the foundations of the earth. Meanwhile, Abe's reunion with figures from his past turns sour when he reveals that he remembers almost nothing of his previous life as Langdon Caul. Back at B.P.R.D. headquarters, Johann, Kate, and Liz discuss the implications of Daimio's own hidden history.

32 pages, $2.99, in stores on May 9.

BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER #3

Written by Joss Whedon, penciled by Georges Jeanty, inked by Andy Owens, colored by Dave Stewart, cover by Jo Chen.

With Buffy incapacitated, Amy the witch has taken the opportunity to -- get this -- lay siege with an army of the undead. Willow takes her on in a witches' battle royal as hundreds of Slayers defend their Scottish citadel, but without the kiss of true love, Buffy will be out of commission indefinitely -- with an unwelcome familiar face, and an image you won't soon forget.

32 pages, $2.99, in stores on May 2.

BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER OMNIBUS VOLUME 1

Written by Joss Whedon, Fabian Nicieza, Christopher Golden, Dan Brereton, Scott Lobdell and Paul Lee, with art by Lee, Eric Powell, Joe Bennett, Cliff Richards, Hector Gomez and Will Conrad.

The definitive comics collection of all things Buffy starts here. This first massive volume begins at the beginning -- The Origin, a faithful adaptation of creator Joss Whedon's original screenplay for the film that started it all. The newly chosen Slayer's road to Sunnydale continues in Viva Las Buffy and Slayer, Interrupted. Next, Sunnydale, the Scoobies, and an English librarian lead the way into Season One continuity. Plus, The Goon creator Eric Powell provides pencils to "All's Fair," featuring Spike and Drusilla at the 1933 World's Fair.

The smash TV hit Buffy the Vampire Slayer led to nearly a decade of comics at Dark Horse -- including multiple specials, one-shots, and guest miniseries. This omnibus series is the ultimate compilation of the Buffy comics Dark Horse has published, and runs along the TV series' timeline. A fitting companion to Whedon's comics-based relaunch of the show.

320 pages, $24.95, in stores on July 18.

CHRONICLES OF CONAN VOLUME 12: THE BEAST KING OF ABOMBI AND OTHER STORIES

Written by Roy Thomas, art by John Buscema, Ernie Chan and Sal Buscema.

Conan and Bêlit, Queen of the Black Coast, reunite with their pirate crew aboard the Tigress only to be drawn into the vermin-infested swamps of Stygia. In the dark depths of this haunted land, they battle for their lives amidst stately pleasure gardens transformed into treacherous dens of deceit. There, a twisted beast-king reigns supreme, his hordes of abominations descending mercilessly upon the Cimmerian and his lover. Together, the two shall face monstrous man-crabs and a sultry sea-witch, but when an ancient secret is unleashed it means only one thing for a member of their heroic party -- death!

Featuring ten more issues from the famed Roy Thomas/John Buscema run on Conan the Barbarian, stories showcasing Conan's adventures with Bêlit the She-Pirate, one of Robert E. Howard's most powerful and beloved female characters.

168 pages, $16.95, in stores on July 4.

CHUNCHU: THE GENOCIDE FIEND

Written by Kim Sung-Jae, art by Kim Byung-Jin.

In a time of chaos and war, a godforsaken era, twin sons are born to an emperor. But legend states that the son of the emperor shall be born a demon! But twins? Who is the demon, and who shall reign as emperor?

Chunchu is the story of a young man saved from death by his mother, banished by his people, hunted by his brother, and tortured by the demons within. Living and fighting with a low-born warrior tribe who can never trust him, Chunchu lives a life of blood and violence, every day a struggle to survive. But something mysterious lurks within his cold exterior, something that could be awakened by the touch of a woman.

208 pages, black and white, $10.95, in stores on July 25.

CLASSIC PEANUTS CHARACTERS #8: WOODSTOCK

Inspired by "syroco" sculptures that were popular in the 1930s and 40s, the 10 new Peanuts statuettes from Dark Horse are designed and manufactured in a style consistent with the earlier figures. This month Dark Horse features the eighth statue in the series -- Woodstock. Produced in a limited edition of hand-numbered copies, the figure is fully painted and ready to display.

5" tall, limited to 1,200 pieces, includes booklet and button, $39.95, in stores on July 18.

CONAN #40

Written by Timothy Truman, penciled by Paul Lee, colored by Dave Stewart, cover by Cary Nord and Richard Isanove.

Two Wizards and a Funeral: King Conan has vanquished the forces of Koth and slain the cruel wizard Tsotha. But the barbarian king learns too late that severing a wizard's head makes him no less dangerous when Tsotha returns with a new and deadly ally: Conan's ancient foe, Thoth-amon!

An oft-requested peek into Conan's years as King of Aquilonia in this direct follow-up to Robert E. Howard's "The Scarlet Citadel."

32 pages, $2.99, in stores on May 16.

CONAN AND THE MIDNIGHT GOD #5

Written by Joshua Dysart, penciled by Will Conrad, colored by Juan Ferreyra, cover by Jason Shawn Alexander.

Ra Sid's diabolical plans reach their climax in a deadly crescendo of magic and murder. As ancient spells clash with Aquilonian steel, King Conan must put his personal vendetta aside to save his kingdom -- and world -- from a fate far worse than the darkest death.

32 pages, $2.99, in stores on June 27

DWIGHT T. ALBATROSS'S THE GOON NOIR

Written by Thomas Lennon, Patton Oswalt, Steve Niles, Brian Posehn, John Arcudi, Arvid Nelson, Scott Allie, Roger Langrdige, Bill Morrison, with art by Langridge, Morrison, Eric Powell, Mark Farmer, Ryan Sook, Mike Ploog, Tony Moore, Kevin Nowlan, Guy Davis, Humberto Ramos, Hilary Barta and Todd Herman.

Described as "EC by way of Looney Tunes," multiple award-winning cult hit The Goon has quickly risen to the forefront of hot creator-owned titles. Now a heapin' helping of the top names in comics and comedy put a new spin on their favorite characters! Powell himself and frequent co-conspirators Tom Sniegoski and Mark Farmer also present the three-part "Peg Leg Full of Heaven," featuring the Little Unholy Bastards, and erstwhile publisher Dwight T. Albatross contributes a little somethin' for the ladies. See the Goon universe as never before in The Goon Noir!

104 pages, black and white, $12.95, in stores on July 18.

EMILY THE STRANGE #4: THE ROCK ISSUE

Written by Rob Reger, Jessica Gruner and Cosmic Debris, art by Buzz Parker.

For those about to rock . . . here's the comic book you'll need when you get there! Rob Reger and Buzz Parker (the creative monsterminds behind Emily the Strange!) turn it up to 11 on Emily the Strange: The Rock Issue. Join Emily as she journeys through the "herstory" of rock, stage dives, lights her guitar on fire, plays piano with her teeth, spends an afternoon in Traffic School with Karen O from the Yeah Yeah Yeahs . . . and that's just the beginning!

Rock out with Emily the Strange and get your hands on one of the strangest, funniest, and most unique comics available today. Each issue features forty eight pages of short stories, art freak-outs, interviews, and more.

This one also includes a super cool pull-out poster, commemorating Emily's role in the history of rock!

48 pages, $7.95, in stores on April 18.

GHOST IN THE SHELL 1.5: HUMAN-ERROR PROCESSOR #8

Written and art by Shirow Masamune.

A top government official has disappeared, and superstar-for-hire sniper Yuen Shohoi may have "disappeared" him. But the investigating agents of Section 9 begin to suspect something else afoot -- that the minister is in hiding, possessing secrets that others in the government are determined to make sure never see the light of day. And by tracking down the minister, are the agents simply leading the predators to the prey?

Ghost in the Shell 1.5: Human-Error Processor presents for the first time in America the "lost" Ghost in the Shell stories, created by Shirow Masamune after completing work on the original Ghost in the Shell manga and prior to his tour-de-force, Ghost in the Shell 2: Man-Machine Interface. This deluxe-format issue concludes "Lost Past," the final of four Ghost in the Shell tales.

24 pages, black and white, $2.99, in stores on May 16.

THE GREAT ADVENTURE OF THE DIRTY PAIR

Written by Haruka Takachiho, art by Yoshikazu Yasuhiko.

Charged with keeping the peace and investigating crime among the stars, the Worlds Welfare Work Association (WWWA) prides itself on a reputation of safety and regard for life and property. If only someone would tell that to Agents Kei and Yuri, codename "the Lovely Angels," but better known as the Dirty Pair. Part female James Bond and part walking disaster, this duo gets the job done, though there are no guarantees that a city or two won't get razed in the process. In this adventure, the Angels are called in to investigate the cataclysmic destruction of the Gravus Heavy Industry facility on the planet Dangool. What they find there hurls the pair into a danger-filled trek across the galaxy. Created by popular science fiction author Haruka Takachiho in 1979, the Dirty Pair are among the most beloved characters in popular anime and science fiction circles.

280 pages, black and white, $8.95, in stores on June 13.

GUNSMITH CATS BURST VOLUME 2

Written and art by Kenichi Sonoda.

The long-awaited return of Gunsmith Cats continues with its second exciting volume! By day, Rally and Minnie-May run a weapons shop in Chicago . . . but they have a side business as bounty hunters! Their main task is to hunt down runaway criminals, but they somehow always end up undertaking risky jobs and get themselves into major messes!

192 pages, black and white, $10.95, in stores on July 4.

HELLBOY ANIMATED MINI-BUST: KATE CORRIGAN

Introducing the fourth mini-bust in a series inspired by Hellboy Animated -- Kate Corrigan! A former professor at New York University, an authority on folklore and occult history, Dr. Corrigan has been a B.P.R.D. consultant for over ten years, now serving as a special liaison to the enhanced-talents task force. With Kate, you will have a well-rounded collection of B.P.R.D. members!

6.5" tall, limited to 1,200, $39.99, in stores on May 30.

HELLBOY ANIMATED RUBBER STAMP KIT

Consisting of 6 rubber stamps, 2 ink pads (black and red), and 20 notecards with envelopes, the Hellboy Animated Rubber Stamp Kit is a must for all creative Hellboy fans.

Packaged in a 6" x 9" magnetic closure box, set of 6 stamps, 2 ink pads, 20 notecards with envelopes, $18.99, in stores on June 27.

HELLBOY: DARKNESS CALLS #2

Written and cover by Mike Mignola, art by Duncan Fegredo, colored by Dave Stewart.

Hecate is gone, and the witches of the world want something from Hellboy. But can Hellboy put aside past grudges long enough for the witches to make their case?

32 pages, $2.99, in stores on May 30.

HELLSING VOLUME 8

Written and art by Kohta Hirano.

London is already bathed in blood, its citizenry almost entirely slaughtered by vampiric, reborn Nazi soldiers. And marching through the rivers of blood -- thousands of extreme Catholic warriors in creepy cloaks. But the focus of this chaotic eighth volume is the return of Alucard, the slave-paladin of the British Protestants, who's just piloted an aircraft carrier up the Thames to join the fray. It's a crazy face-off between three gory armies and their primary killers. If you think that sounds nuts, wait until you dive into the crimson-stained new volume of Kohta Hirano's creepy-cool Hellsing manga series.

208 pages, black and white, $13.95, in stores on July 4.

JIMBO LIMITED EDITION VINYL FIGURE

Possibly the most influential graphic artist of his generation, Gary Panter is the creator of Jimbo, a post-nuclear cartoon character whose adventures were first chronicled as a comic strip in the '70s LA hardcore-punk paper Slash and later in RAW magazine. Panter was among the artists honored in the 2006-2007 exhibition "Masters of American Comics." This is the first-ever officially licensed figure of Jimbo. Working directly with Gary Panter, Yoe! Studio have crafted a very detailed (in every sense even anatomically!) rendition of this iconic character.

9.5 inches, features fabric costume of tartan loincloth and tattered t-shirt, limited-edition of 2,500 copies, $34.99, in stores on Sept. 5.

LANKHMAR BOOK 3: SWORDS IN THE MIST

Written by Fritz Leiber.

Lean times in Lankhmar force brothers-in-arms Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser to part ways. Only after a joust of wits and swords do the friends join together again, stealing the ship the Black Treasurer and sailing round and through The Claws. Fighting sea kings, curses, and seven-eyed wizards, the pair set out on their heroic wanderings through the wilds of Nehwon.

224 pages, black and white, $12.95, in stores on July 11.

LITTLE LULU VOLUME 16: A HANDY KID

Written by John Stanley, art by Stanley and Irving Tripp.

A classic contribution to American popular culture, Little Lulu is the ultimate all-ages comic! The humor is quick-witted and fresh, the characters are unique and delightful, and the art is simply out of this world. Join Lulu, Tubby, Annie, Iggy, and all the rest of the troublemaking gang as they get themselves into some seriously silly situations. Lulu outwits the clubhouse boys, tells tales of the wicked Witch Hazel, and even solves a few mysteries with help from The Spider (AKA Tubby) in this fun-filled volume. John Stanley and Irving Tripp were master craftsmen of comedy and the world they brought to life is timeless. Adults and children alike are sure to love these hilarious stories of one clever little girl and her legion of lovable pals.

216 pages, black and white, $10.95, in stores on July 11.

REELART STUDIOS FRANK CHO'S BABE & APE STATUE

Sculpted by Mike Petryszak.

ReelArt Studios has captured Frank Cho at his best. Babe & Ape depicts Cho's humorous Good Girl Art rendition of beauty and the beast.

8" tall, limited edition of 500 units, Certificate of Authenticity included, $225, in stores on July 11.

ROBOTS AND DONUTS

Written and art by Eric Joyner.

In the years following World War II the major export from Japan wasn't electronic equipment, but toys, specifically tin toys. Crafted in the shapes of submarines, planes, trains, cars, and horses, one of the most popular motifs were toy robots. Constructed in virtually every shape imaginable from the 1940s throughout the 1960s, they ranged in appearance from horror to science fiction characters. Today, these toys are not only fondly remembered by collectors but are being re-created for a whole new generation!

Capturing this period in history became a passion of painter Eric Joyner's and in Robots and Donuts he celebrates this forgotten era with images marrying the metal creations with images plucked from his imagination. And, almost always, with donuts. (Why? Well, who doesn't love donuts?) This book also features a look into Joyner's painting style as well as a glimpse at some of his other non-robot themed artwork.

176 pages, $24.95, in stores on July 11.

SCARLET TRACES: THE GREAT GAME

Written by Ian Edginton, art by D'Israeli.

The front line of the War of the Worlds has been taken to the red planet itself! After almost four decades of conflict, the British invasion of Mars has ground into a bloody stalemate. The nation is cracking at the seams, and liberties are being revoked as Prime Minister Spry struggles to maintain order at home while waging war another world away. What does Spry have up his nasty little sleeve? Robert Autumn, aged gentleman adventurer and hero of Scarlet Traces, is determined to find out!

He approaches the gifted photojournalist Charlotte Hemming with an offer she can't refuse -- a covert mission that will send her straight to Mars, and into the heart of the beast! As the last great battle in the War of the Worlds rages around her, and the Martians close in, she stumbles across a secret history of the planet . . . and an even greater revelation that could spell the extinction of all human life on Earth.

104 pages, $14.95, in stores on May 16.

THE SECRET #4

Written by Mike Richardson, art by Jason Shawn Alexander.

Tommy and Kyle have snuck inside the decrepit farmhouse where they hope to find some sign of Pam, who was abducted a year ago. When the ominous figure unexpectedly returns, they discover what he keeps in his horrific basement‹and they're trapped in the middle.

32 pages, $2.99, in stores on May 2.

STAR WARS: 30TH ANNIVERSARY COLLECTION VOLUME 5 -- LIGHT AND DARK

Written by John Ostrander, art and cover by Jan Duursema, inked by Dan Parsons, colored by Brad Anderson.

The Clone Wars have begun, and what it means to be a Jedi will be changed forever! Taking on new roles as generals, warriors, and even spies, the Jedi face difficult choices about their ideals, and what they are willing to sacrifice for the Republic they are sworn to protect.

Jedi Master Quinlan Vos has had more than his share of brushes with the dark side of the Force, which is exactly why he is chosen to pierce the inner circle of Count Dooku, the ex-Jedi Separatist leader. Yet to complete his mission, Vos must plunge headlong into the shadow of the dark side -- a path from which there may be no return!

Each month, the Star Wars 30th Anniversary Collection series will bring readers a limited-edition hardcover of the best of Dark Horse's Star Wars graphic novels. Available only through Direct Market retail outlets, each volume's print run is limited to initial orders and will not be reprinted.

144 pages, $24.95, in store on July 4.

STAR WARS: KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC #17

Written by John Jackson Miller, penciled by Dustin Weaver, colored by Michael Atiyeh, cover by Chris Warner.

Keeper of a terrible secret, addled inventor Camper spent most of his life running from Adascorp, the most powerful organization on his homeworld of Arkania. Now he lies gravely ill aboard the Arkanian Legacy, the colossal flagship of the corporation, his life in the hands of its owner -- Lord Adasca! Does the young lord really intend to cure Camper and make amends for his predecessors' relentless hunt of the old man?

Elsewhere in the galaxy, the ship carrying fugitive Padawan Zayne Carrick gets caught in a massive space battle. Whether his captors know victory or defeat, Zayne faces certain doom either way. Time to come up with an escape plan -- and quick!

32 pages, $2.99, in stores on May 30.

STAR WARS: LEGACY #12

Written by John Ostrander, art and cover by Jan Duursema, inked by Dan Parsons, colored by Brad Anderson.

"The Ghosts of Ossus," part 2 of 2. Beneath the ruins of the Jedi Temple on Ossus lies a powerful secret that, in the wrong hands, could end the legacy of the Jedi once and for all!

Now, at the site of his father's death, Cade Skywalker must decide what he owes the past, and how it will shape his future. Personal responsibility is not a well-developed trait in this last heir to the Skywalker name, and Cade will be forced to look past his fears, addictions, and painful memories if he is to take up the mantle that has been offered him.

32 pages, $2.99, in stores on May 23.

STAR WARS: REBELLION #6

Written by Rob Williams, art by Michael Lacombe, colored by Wil Glass, cover by Ryan Sook.

"The Ahakista Gambit," part 1 of 5. This is the Star Wars story that no fan of the original trilogy can afford to miss -- an all-new adventure set in the dangerous underworld of the war between the Empire and the Rebellion!

A lieutenant to one of the most powerful gangsters in the galaxy, Wyl Tarson is a master of lying, cheating, and stealing‹and a hero of the Rebel Alliance! For years Wyl has been acquiring valuable information for the Rebellion through his employer Raze's expansive criminal network. That is, until Raze discovers Wyl's second life as a Rebel spy. Now, subjected to a mysterious procedure, Wyl has become a prisoner in his own body, subject to Raze's every whim.

32 pages, $2.99, in stores on May 9.

USAGI YOJIMBO #103

Written and art by Stan Sakai.

Jei -- the most popular villain in the history of Usagi Yojimbo -- makes a terrifying return in the first part of a thrilling new story! Known far and wide for his compassion and his abilities as a healer, Priest Jizonobu answers the call of a local lord who is in grave need. The lord's daughter is frighteningly ill, and he hopes the priest can save her. However, as the girl slips deeper into a coma, it appears as if the task is beyond even Jizonobu's skill. That is, until the lord makes a deadly threat, forcing the priest to pursue other paths to curing the girl -- paths that will lead this pious healer down into darkness.

24 pages black and white, $2.99, in stores on May 30

USAGI YOJIMBO VOLUME 21: THE MOTHER OF MOUNTAINS

Written and art by Stan Sakai.

The discovery of gold ignites a struggle of striking proportions as a power-mad tyrant's lust for wealth threatens to destroy not only Usagi Yojimbo and his companion Tomoe but an entire innocent village!

When plague strikes a border town in the mountains of the Geishu Province, Lord Noriyuki sends his loyal bodyguard Tomoe to investigate. Once there, she and her retinue discover a truth far more terrible. Meanwhile, back at the castle, the sycophantic Lord Horikawa sets in motion a plot to eliminate Tomoe his own way. Only the rabbit ronin Usagi could extricate a friend from a predicament this perilous‹if he hadn't ended up landing in the same one himself!

Usagi and Tomoe must use every ounce of skill and wit if they are to survive "The Mother of Mountains," an adventure in the spirit of the award-winning epic "Grasscutter" by internationally celebrated storyteller Stan Sakai!

Introduction by film director John Landis! Available in trade paperback or as a limited-edition hardcover volume with a dust jacket, endpapers, and a specail tip-in art plate, signed by artist Stan Sakai. Numbered and limited to 300 copies.

184 pages, black and white, $15.95, in stores on July 4; Limited edition hardcover, $59.95, in stores on July 25.

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