Genres range from post-apocalyptica to horror to sci-fi to, and sometimes, a mix of all three, but the unifying factor of this anthology is that all these Peter Rogers-penned stories were at one point scheduled for publication elsewhere.

David Wohl and Bill Sienkiewicz’s Dark Sector Zero is a haunting, beautifully drawn tale that serves as a lead-in for the Dark Sector video game.

This series uses tried and true plot elements from countless “teen monster fighter” manga and anime to the already T&A-intensive mythos of the Witchblade.

In this title, science fiction writer Cory Doctorow’s previously published short stories are translate into comic book form.

In this series, writer Mark Powers gives the ‘Joes histories, families, and personal issues, transforming them from cartoon archetypes into living, breathing people.

This first issue is a further adventure Shy, a badass martial artist with a dark past who is just trying to live a peaceful existence in relative isolation with her boyfriend and their daughter.

NeverWanderer gives this third issue of the Paul Dini series an A-!

Devil’s Due has made their breakthrough with this series and they need to shout it from the hills, far and wide…

This revisiting of the series (re)introduces Abigail van Alstine, the teenage girl who can speak to the dead