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Seven Deadly Sinners graphic novel cover

New graphic novel

Seven Deadly Sinners

Trouble starts on a lonely farm—the kind no one walks away from clean. When the call for help goes out, it isn't the police who are called in. It's the sinners. Seven walking problems with nothing to lose and no interest in playing nice. What follows is a fast, brutal descent into outlaw justice where survival matters more than redemption and mercy is a luxury nobody can afford.

From comics legend Chuck Dixon and powerhouse artist Bob Hardin, Seven Deadly Sinners delivers unapologetic, grindhouse-style storytelling packed with violence, velocity, and attitude. Dixon's razor-sharp script builds a team of morally compromised anti-heroes who barely trust each other—yet they're the only thing standing between the innocent and something far worse. Hardin's raw, kinetic artwork and heavy-hitting colors punch every moment through the page, giving the world a scarred, lived-in grit you can practically feel.

If you like your comics fast, fierce, and fearless—welcome to the sin.

Seven Deadly Sinners comic panel showing a bloodied biker striking an opponent
Seven Deadly Sinners comic panel showing bikers riding through a colorful crowd
Invasion 55 graphic novel cover

New graphic novel

Invasion 55

It's Halloween 1955 and the town of Hidalgo Falls, New Mexico is about to receive a real scare — an invasion by aliens. It seems Roswell wasn't enough. Now it's Hidalgo's turn to be the ultimate alien truck stop. It must be the dry air and year-round golf that attracts so many aliens to this southwest state. It's up to a very odd team of humans to tie a knot in the aliens' collective butts. You've got a “been there, done that” former Air Force Lieutenant, a biker with a sandpaper soul, a curvy, nervy female reporter and a six-year old boy that wants to be the next John Wayne. It makes you wonder why the aliens haven't already cut bait and run! Take a step back into the days when sci-fi adventures had low-tech solutions and high-octane adventure.

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Invasion 55 comic panel: a biker and child face a gunman in the street
Invasion 55 comic panel: a biker and child run through a tunnel entrance
Radio Boy No. 1 comic cover

Graphic novel

Radio Boy

"Radio Boy," script by Chuck Dixon, pencils by Chuck Dixon and Jim Engel, inks by Jim Engel; Radio Boy is summoned to save Japan from Mitsu, the plant demon who so terrifies.

"King Big," script by Chuck Dixon, pencils by Flint Henry, inks by Tom Wimbish; King Big is summoned to destroy an alien terror...but is Big too big for Japan's own good?

"Death Guy," script by Chuck Dixon, pencils by Flint Henry, inks by Timothy Truman; Origin of Death Guy, gritty hero of the post-Apocalypse, as told by his sidekick, Hoho. A history of comic creator Hawiya Nistamicha and Radio Boy; includes the lyrics to the TV theme song from "Radio Boy." 36 pgs.

Unprepped graphic novel cover

Graphic novel

UNprepped

You may THINK you're ready for the apocalypse, but even after lockdown plagues, town-razing natural disasters, and an ever-present threat of rogue nations going nuclear, the average Joe just isn't prepared for a total global disaster.

Witness mankind's transition from the Digital Age to the Stone Age in the blink of an eye, and the only light comes from an angry sun setting on two families struggling to survive.

Comics legend Chuck Dixon reunites with frequent collaborator Scott Beatty to chronicle the final days with artist Marlin Shoop. It's the end of the world as THEY know it!

Preppers comic panel showing a disaster scene and a message about going off the gridPreppers comic page showing a family gathering before the lights go out
My Sister Suprema graphic novel artworkMy Sister Suprema Issue 1 cover art

Graphic novel

My Sister Suprema

Randy is a young boy who devours comics and dreams of becoming a superhero. One day, he discovers a secret formula on the Internet that claims to provide an individual with superpowers. After assembling all the ingredients and technology required, he experiments with the process, but the whole thing goes terribly wrong. Somehow, by accident, his big sister Cecelia ends up with the very superpowers he'd been seeking for himself. And she has no idea what to do with them.

It falls to Randy to help her figure out what her powers are, select a costume, choose a superhero name, and teach her what it means to be a superhero. But while Randy and his sister are trying to figure things out and hide her new powers from their parents, the villain whose formula Randy inadvertently discovered is hunting for the thieves who stole his secret.

Written by The Legend Chuck Dixon, MY SISTER SUPREMA is a unique and charming superhero origin story.

My Sister Suprema comic panel showing Cecelia thinking in costumeMy Sister Suprema comic panel showing Cecelia flying with super sight
Hunter Ninja Bear Provenance Volume One graphic novel cover

Graphic novel

Ninja Hunter Bear

THE ENEMY OF MY ENEMY IS MY ENEMY. HUNTER. NINJA. BEAR. Infinitely more savage and ruthless than the world's oldest hand game of Rock Paper Scissors, this saga's rules are just as simple: Hunter beats Bear. Ninja beats Hunter. Bear beats Ninja.

The first volume, Provenance, proudly presents the first 12 complete issues of the highly acclaimed brand-new HUNTER NINJA BEAR series. Brought to you by a premier collection of comic greats, New York Times best-selling author Chuck Dixon teams up with artist Mel Rubi to help create an origin story that will leave no fan disappointed.

These beautifully illustrated pages weave through this emotionally charged epic with grace and fury. HUNTER NINJA BEAR recounts an amazing tale erased from history books a long time ago by historians long forgotten. An incredible story for the ages, readers will bear witness as three supreme forces of nature are brought to viciously battle within their own merciless triangle of death.

360 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2022

Silenziosa graphic novel artwork

Graphic novel

Silenziosa

SILENZIOSA is a series about a Princess of the Blood, Alissabetta, the daughter of King Charles Arthur III of Inghiltar, Yrlandia, and the Skotian Isles, who to her surprise and dismay finds herself sent by her parents to a foreign school for noble assassins.

She is totally unsuited for the Silent Academy, as she is a sweet and gentle soul whose primary concerns tend to revolve around kittens and clothes. However, her inner steel is revealed in the unforgiving environment, which has been known to prove lethal to students and instructors alike.

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Spy Bunnies comic coverSpy Bunnies issue two comic cover

Graphic novel

Spy Bunnies

Groovy Antarctic Press action and adventure, baby! It's the Swingin' Sixties, a time of the Cold War, evil criminal organizations and super spies. Enter three special ladies: Patty, Coco and Martine. Most know them as workers at the international Jet Setters Club, but they are secretly part of the agency known as B.U.N.N.Y. They must leap into action to stop a plot to destroy the Vatican!

Spy Bunnies artwork showing three women escaping an explosion near a domed landmark
Sword of Wood graphic novel cover showing an armored swordsman inside a cathedral

Graphic novel

Sword of Wood

A Shadow on the Land. Weary of war in the Holy Lands, a knight returns home to find that a plague of vampires has turned his manor into an open grave. Now he sets out on a dark crusade of his own, pursuing the army of the undead led by a would-be vampire emperor who holds his wife and children captive. A medieval horror epic written by comics legend Chuck Dixon with astounding art by Wagner Reis.

Sword of Wood artwork showing an armored knight kneeling over a sword
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Graphic novel

Something Big

The aliens came, the aliens saw, the aliens conquered.

A defeated human race is looking at its last days as invaders from space rape the planet for its mineral wealth.

But life, such as it is, goes on and former heist man Larry Dorfman sees that there's still an angle to worked, cash to be made.

He plans the biggest score in history but he'll need a gang to help him pull it off.

Who says you can't live large while the Earth dies?

Something Big comic panel showing Missy holding a staff in a wooded scene
The Savage Sword of Conan: The Original Comics Omnibus Vol. 10 cover

Graphic novel

The Savage Sword of Conan: The Original Comics Omnibus Vol. 10

Collecting 13 issues of the classic Conan magazine, Savage Sword of Conan and featuring 18 Conan stories from 1987 written by the likes of Chuck Dixon, Larry Yakata and Don Kraar, and drawn by Gary Kwapisz, Andy Kubert and Val Mayerik. The omnibus also includes the graphic novel, Conan The Reaver written by Don Kraar and drawn by the legendary John Severin.

Stories include: Cursers of the Light, Blind Vengeance, The Waiting Doom, Winter of the Wolf, Three Lives for N'Garthl, Fool's Night, Seventh Isle of Doom, The Tolltaker, The Lost Legion, The Brawl, Lair of the Lizard God, The Mine, Garden of Blood, The Caravan, Girl of the Haunted Wood, Nightmare, The Crimson Citadel, Feast of the Stag, and Gift of the Pirate King.

The Vanishers graphic novel cover

Graphic novel

The Vanishers

From the turn of the 20th century, to medieval England, and into the far-flung future, Andy and Arvis must escape their pursuers, rescue their friends, and return to their own time. Andy's friends begin to disappear and only he remembers that they ever existed. When Andy discovers another student, Arvis Voltoz, has noticed the disappearances, he follows Arvis home and begins an adventure that takes him and Arvis through time.

War Man comic artwork

Graphic novel

War Man

An American military operative working in a future time and place where a shadowy cabal of multi-national corporations vie for control over a peaceful nation in South America. Operating outside international law with a mission to stop the evil machinations of a madman, War Man navigates through the halls of power and the streets of rebellion.

The Horseman issue one Rippaverse comic cover

Graphic novel - Rippaverse

The Horseman #1

Hector, a former member of the elite black-ops unit known as the Four Horsemen, is a broken soldier struggling to adjust to civilian life after losing his team. When a mysterious message calls him back into action, a powerful tech mogul offers him a second chance at purpose. But stepping back into the fight means taking on someone else's agenda along with his own—and the cost of the offer becomes clearer with every job. The first issue of the ongoing Horseman series, written by Bane co-creator Chuck Dixon—following the introduction in the original graphic novel and continuing into #2, #3, and the Definitive Horseman collection. A clean jumping-on point that resets the character for the ongoing series, rewarding readers who met him in the original graphic novel while welcoming newcomers to the street-level corner of the Rippaverse. From writer Chuck Dixon—co-creator of Bane and the writer behind landmark runs on Batman, The Punisher, Nightwing, and Conan. The Horseman is Dixon's creation for the Rippaverse line.

Zalen Rippaverse comic cover

Graphic novel - Rippaverse

Zalen

A relentless enforcer. A forgotten past. A galaxy on the brink. Zalen Darq is a force of justice in a universe teetering on chaos, guided by a single, unyielding creed—what kills, dies. Roaming the stars, he delivers swift retribution to those who threaten order. But when a mission goes disastrously wrong, leaving destruction in its wake, Zalen is forced to confront the ghosts of a past he cannot remember. His search for answers leads him to Hadrian IV, the desolate remains of his former homeworld, where a cryptic message in the language of his ancestors hints at a long-buried truth. Before he can decipher its meaning, warships descend, thrusting him into a conflict that could rewrite everything he thought he knew. With powerful enemies closing in and the mystery of his past unraveling, Zalen must fight—not just for survival, but for the truth. But in a galaxy where justice is measured in blood, one question remains: is he the hunter…or the hunted?

Rippaverse

Alphacore Vol. 1 Rippaverse comic cover

Graphic novel - Rippaverse

Alphacore Vol. 1

Years ago, Bryan Solari retired from the Texas Military and settled down in Florespark. He was hero to most, but his mission was complete. Bryan believed that joining the police force would be the closest he'd get to being the good guy in a war. Tasked to deal with Excepts, Bryan realized that he needed allies. He recruited Braxwell, and this marked the formation of Alphacore. The duo became a trio with the addition of Ingrid Valdez. Together, they nullify Except-related threats that occasionally plague this affluent city! Written by comic book legend Chuck Dixon, Alphacore #1 sets out to familiarize readers with their new favorite team. Artist Joe Bennett brings the characters to life with his incredibly unique artwork. This is what a First-Issue is ALL ABOUT!

Chuck Dixon's Avalon graphic novel cover

Graphic novel

Avalon

From the mean streets of Moseley to the oceanfront villas of Diamond Beach, crime affects everyone in Avalon. And the presence of the superhumans known around the city as "specials" hasn't made life for the average citizen any better. Unlike their criminal counterparts, the crime-fighting duo of King Ace and Fazer are true heroes. All Fazer and the big guy are trying to do is make everyday life better for everyone who lives in their city.

But even heroes face temptation.

Written by legendary comics writer Chuck Dixon, Chuck Dixon's Avalon is set in the world of ALT-HERO.

Avalon comic illustration of a winged heroine flying through a starry sky

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Avalon comic panel: a group confronts Mister Knezevic
Avalon comic panel: a character corrects a mistaken nationality
Avalon comic panel: two men are warned to leave
Iron Ghost: Geist Reich graphic novel cover

Graphic novel

Iron Ghost: Geist Reich

Berlin, Germany, 1945: The tide of the war has turned in favor of the Allies. The fall of the Nazi empire is inevitable, but there is still something even more dangerous than the ever approaching Allies to the Third Reich: The Iron Ghost. It's up to two non-Nazi German police officers to capture the Ghost. But once they discover the truth will they want to — or even be able to — stop him?

Iron Ghost comic page showing German officers investigating a fiery wreckage
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Graphic novel

Law Dog

Lawdog by Chuck Dixon and Flint Henry. The mind-warping, dimension-hopping, reality-bending cult series of the 1990s skids into the 21st Century with all cylinders firing and guns blazing. Lawdog and 'Lina return to battle the creatures, thugs, fascists and monsters across the vast reaches of multiverse! Re-colored and restored in full digital splendor for a brand new audience. The action is hot and the concepts thought provoking as the eternal highwayman drives across the gulf between realities to keep the universe in balance! Issue one! Chuck Dixon is the bestselling author and co-creator of Bane most known for long influential runs on both Batman and the Punisher. Flint Henry is a frequent collaborator with Dixon and know for his run on Grimjack as well contributing to many comics for DC, Marvel and Dark Horse.

ORIGINAL ARTWORK

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Joe Frankenstein comic cover

Graphic novel

Joe Frankenstein

An action/horror/adventure tale by Graham Nolan and Chuck Dixon! Young Joe Pratt discovers, upon meeting the monster of his ancestor, that he is the heir to the Frankenstein name...a legacy that may get him killed if the creatures of the night have their way!

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Midnight's War Volume 1 graphic novel cover

Graphic novel

Midnight's War

Welcome to the Midnight World.

In the year 8466 of the Cainite calendar, in the aftermath of a catastrophic global economic crisis, the vampire tribes came out of the shadows for the first time in more than 2,600 years and revealed themselves to an unsuspecting humanity. With near-complete control of the media, national governments, the global financial system, and most major international institutions, humanity was helpless to resist the vampiric bid for power.

A dark world order was established. The global monetary system was replaced with a new currency backed by human blood, and a global tax was introduced to ensure humanity's new rulers that their endless thirst would never again go unslaked.

The Great Concord of Gomorrah was established to secure the rights and duties of Man and Vampire alike. Under its protection, famous, infamous, and notorious figures emerged from the annals of history, revealed to have survived their apparent deaths through the Rites of Cain. But as an ocean of blood flowed freely through the new global economy, long-dormant vampire rivalries were reborn in new forms.

Not all humans submitted to the Great Concord, and not all human blood proved palatable to mankind's cruel overlords. Drawing inspiration from the crusading orders of the Middle Ages, twelve young men joined together in a new military order: the Knights of Saint Michael and the Catacombs of Rome. Armed with little more than their faith and blood that is poison to their enemies, they wage a desperate war against the vampire lords of the Midnight World.

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Two Fisted Manly Tales Storming Paradise comic cover

Graphic novel

Two Fisted Manly Tales

A TWO-FISTED MANLY TALE "STORMING PARADISE" The graphic novel that raised testosterone levels all over the world returns with a knuckle-busting, lip-splitting, teeth-spitting 144pg deluxe hardcover written by the legend, Chuck Dixon and illustrated by the late, great Butch Guice! This WWII tale asks the question, what if all the scientists on the Manhattan Project were killed and we never developed the A-Bomb? All the preparations for the invasion of mainland Japan that had become moot thanks to "Fat Man" and "Little Boy" now have to be implemented. Our troops now face a dug-in population willing to fight to the death for their Emperor god.

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