ONI PRESS FOR MARCH

THE SECRET HISTORY OF D.B. COOPER #1

Written, art and cover by Brian Churilla.

The most infamous airline hijacker of all time, D.B. Cooper remains on the FBI's most-wanted list almost 40 years after the crime. For the first time, the secret history of the man and the hijacking will be revealed. During the height of the Cold War, a fringe group within the C.I.A. wages a crusade on the deadliest battlefield of all: the mind. Aided by powerful psychotropic compounds, Cooper assists in a campaign of psychic assassination against the Soviets. But as he mentally and physically deteriorates, the line between two worlds blurs, and he goes rogue on his governmental overlords.

32 pages, $3.99.

THE SIXTH GUN #20

Written by Cullen Bunn, art and cover by Brian Hurtt with Bill Crabtree.

The Six -- when brought together under the right circumstances -- can rewrite all of creation. This is the true power of the weapons that have fallen into Drake Sinclair and Becky Montcrief's hands. This is the power the Knights of Solomon wish to unlock. But Drake isn't sharing what he knows--and the Knights are prepared to introduce him to their cruelest member in order to rip the secrets from him!

32 pages, $3.99.

WASTELAND #35

Written by Antony Johnston, art by Justin Greenwood, cover by Christopher Mitten.

"Under the God" continues! Michael and Gerr have disappeared, and Abi is held at the mercy of Godsholm's Templars while Rykerd's men scour the town for the missing blasphemers. But Abi isn't so helpless as they think, and while Michael and Gerr get some "quiet time," she makes a discovery that will change their relationship forever -- and even threaten their journey to A-Ree-Yass-I!

32 pages, black and white, $3.99.

THE COLDEST CITY HC

Written by Antony Johnston, art and cover by Sam Hart.

November 1989. Communism is collapsing, and soon the Berlin Wall will come down with it. But before that happens there is one last bit of cloak & dagger to attend to. Two weeks ago, an undercover MI6 officer was killed in Berlin. He was carrying information from a source in the East -- a list that allegedly contains the name of every espionage agent working in Berlin, on all sides. No list was found on his body. Now Lorraine Broughton, an experienced spy with no pre-existing ties to Berlin, has been sent into this powderkeg of social unrest, counter-espionage, defections gone bad and secret assassinations to bring back the list and save the lives of the British agents whose identities reside on it.

176 pages, black and white, $24.99.