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Years after Peter Pan's adventures with Wendy Darling, the boy who wouldn't grow up is now the last one in Neverland still clinging to his adventurous youth.

Meanwhile in London, Wendy also yearns for childhood and its freedom from responsibility as she rails against the transition to adulthood and her family's expectations.

As their desires create a mirror of fantasy and reality, a disastrous encounter with the aging Captain Hook becomes the catalyst for Peter's realization that Neverland is growing up without him.

But will the two of them find each other once again to carry on their age-old adventures... or is this truly the final threshold of their adolescence in this modern take on a classic tale from legendary writer Dan Panosian (Alice Never After, Canary), and rising star artist Alessio Avallone!

After being shot down in the middle of a war zone, five Thunderan warriors are fighting for their lives. Together they face a horde of heavily armored soldiers, and the team's only hope is to somehow break through their lines to reach the wreckage of their ship.
Such overwhelming odds will strain their abilities to the absolute limit. But even if Pumyra, Lynx-0, Shen, Ligon, and their hammer-wielding commander Bengali make it out alive, will they still be able to complete their mission? And even more important: who is the mysterious antagonist who is hunting them and what is his connection to the Book of Omens?
Author ED BRISSON and artist RAPHA LOBOSCO, the celebrated creative team behind ThunderCats: Apex, present a never-before-seen side of the ThunderCats universe in ThunderCats: Lost #1 featuring extravagantly intriguing covers from an all-star roster of talent, including FELIPE MASSAFERA, CLAYTON HENRY, DECLAN SHALVEY, MARK BAGLEY, and JAE LEE & JUNE CHUNG!

The Wild West just got wilder! Inspired by classic movies of the 20th Century, Dinosaurs Vs. Cowboys is a fun action horror romp, with art by both the legendary John McCrea (Hitman, Deadpool) and 2000AD's Eoin Coveney with additional illustrations by Steve White and Jimmy Broxton. Imagine a world in the 1800's that is suddenly re-introduced to its former prehistoric masters... the Dinosaurs! What technological innovations would man create to survive in this terrifying new history? Find out as worlds collide in this new series from Scratch Comics.

FolkTales Of The Cryptids is a chilling horror comic anthology crafted by a talented collection of artists, each bringing to life the eerie legends of cryptids. In this volume, readers will encounter dark, spine-tingling tales inspired by infamous creatures such as The Mothman, Chupacabra, Pukuwudgie, and The Momo Man. Dive into the shadows and explore where the unknown lurks and legends come alive.

After a series of strange coincidences and the shock disappearance of Zipp and Pipp's beloved pet, suspicion abounds as everypony at the end-of-the-year bash becomes a suspect! Key among them is the glamorous influencer Chrysanthemum, whose obsession with popularity puts the sisters on her case! Is she responsible for the party mayhem? Or is there a larger secret ahoof in the castle?

Born from one of the greatest unsolved mysteries of the 20th century, this taut and breathtaking original limited series launches with a double-sized, 48-page debut from Eisner Award-nominated writer Christopher Cantwell (Plastic Man No More, Briar) and Eisner Award-nominated illustrator Tyler Crook (Harrow County, The Lonesome Hunters)!
Convicts Frank Morris and Clarence Anglin have washed ashore in San Francisco after surviving their infamous escape from Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary in June 1962. They soon meet their gruff and disappointed handler, a mysterious young woman who's also running from something, and hope to quickly get their way north to the border-if they can even make it out of Modesto alive. As a dogged federal manhunt and chance encounters threaten the desperate convicts, everyone involved is about to discover the same bloodstained truth: life on the run is an even more hellish prison than Alcatraz could have ever been

Washed-up actors Derek and Alex have been best friends ever since playing teen superheroes "Swallow" and "Buzzard" in the '90s TV show Power Pals. Wait, you've never heard of it? Don't worry, you're not alone; it was canceled after three episodes. But that small taste of fame left them hungry for more, and they've been trying to get back on the Hollywood train ever since. After being fired from their studio security jobs and dropped by their agent, the middle-aged pair decide to don their old costumes, and thrust themselves back into the public eye, walking the Hollywood Boulevard alongside the popular cosplayers. When a video of the duo defending tourists from being badgered by a pair of rip-off characters goes viral, the attention inspires them to fight more crime. But when their low-level crime-fighting inadvertently disrupts the plans of a crazed crime boss, their friendship will undergo the ultimate test, and it, or they, may not survive long enough to enjoy their new found fame.