X-MEN 29 [FALL]

ENTER: DOOM'S X-MEN! With the X-Men at their lowest point, yet another group has moved to claim their titlethis one a band of patriotic Latverian mutants loyal only to the great and terrible Doctor Doom! Beloved and celebrated by the nation they are bound to protect, this is one squad of X-Men for whom the Fall of X has given way to glorious summer.

(W) Gerry Duggan (A) Joshua Cassara (CA) Joshua Cassara

HIXSON

DEVIANT 1 (OF 9) CVR A JOSHUA HIXSON

SERIES PREMIERE As snow falls over Milwaukee in 1972, a blood-stained Santa Claus commits unimaginable atrocities against young men. Fifty years later, a troubled young writer interviews this so-called Deviant Killer, who still maintains his innocence from behind bars. And as Christmas approaches once again, the past returns, wielding a sharpened ax. Eisner-winning writer JAMES TYNION IV (W0RLDTR33, THE DEPARTMENT OF TRUTH) and acclaimed artist JOSHUA HIXSON (The Plot, Children of the Woods) unite for a pitch-black holiday horror story.

TRIMPE

GI JOE A REAL AMERICAN HERO 1 (ONE SHOT) CVR A HERB TRIMPE & BOB MCLEOD LARRY HAMA CUT

Celebrate the return of G.I. JOE: A REAL AMERICAN HERO with the definitive edition of its historic first issue! This issue restores Larry HamaÔÇÖs original, unedited dialogue, which has never before seen print!?á ?á?á

ANDERSON

GI JOE A REAL AMERICAN HERO 301 CVR A BRAD ANDERSON

SERIES PREMIERE A new era for G.I. JOE starts here...but one Joe wonÔÇÖt survive THIS ISSUE!?á?á?á The legendary LARRY HAMA is joined by new series artist CHRIS MOONEYHAM (Five Ghosts) and cover artist ANDY KUBERT (Batman, X-Men) to continue one of the longest-running titles in comics history!?á ?á?á

AFU CHAN

TRANSFORMERS 2 CVR B AFU CHAN VAR

THE SMASH-HIT SERIES CONTINUES!?á?á The Decepticons have been unleashed! As Optimus Prime and Autobots regroup, Starscream terrorizes humanity. This issue features a surprising first Energon Universe appearance!

Frank Miller's Daredevil Artist's Edition

Frank Miller helped redefine sequential storytelling in the early 1980s. His style, influenced by Will Eisner’s The Spirit, was new and exciting. One of his earliest issues featured the introduction of Elektra and was the first issue Miller wrote. This Artist’s Edition features more than one hundred pages and covers, including many featuring Elektra from not only her first appearance but also from the legendary “Death of Elektra” issue.

(W) Roger Mckenzie (A) Klaus Janson; Frank Miller (I) Terry Austin; Josef Rubenstein