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Quote: Writer: Mike Kennedy
Artist: Timothy Green II

Four hundred years in the future, the last of Humanity will live behind the protective walls of Bregna, an idyllic utopia built to shelter them from the deadly jungle growing beyond. Life in Bregna is perfect, or as perfect as the government can make the people believe. But not everyone is fooled by their mood-altering propaganda-a small band of freedom fighters wish to see things change, and they just might manage to pull off this impossible dream with the help of their top secret agent, the sexy, deadly Aeon Flux. As Bregnan authorities prepare a new weapon to use against the jungle pounding at their walls, Aeon prepares to turn their plans against them. But this time she is not alone-she has been instructed to train a new agent, a fiery young woman named Sithandra, who may not be all that she appears . . .


Aeon Flux
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Quote: Writer/Artist: Ricardo Delgado

A lone human explorer, sent to a remote alien world, stumbles upon an ancient secret that could unite the many alien cultures inhabiting the planet in a lasting peace--or plunge them into war. From the acclaimed creator of Age of Reptiles comes a work of breathtaking scope and stunning vision . . . an exploration of alien minds and the human heart.


Hieroglyph
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Quote: Writer: John Arcudi
Cover Artist: Doug Mahnke, Keith Williams
Penciller: Doug Mahnke

He's big, he doesn't speak, and up until today there hasn't been any way to stop him. But now The Mask's mountainous arch-enemy has finally been brought in by the cops -- and even a reprobate like Walter is entitled to his day in court! Will Walter get sent up the river? Or will he send a flood of violence through the court system? Will he ever speak? And why didn't the mask work on him? None of these questions and more will be answered in the wildest series yet from Dark Horse.


Walter: Campain of Terror
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Quote: The spirit of H.P. Lovecraft has possessed this issue of DHP, unleashing three eerie tales of forbidden books and human encounters with the unknown. Mike Mignola's new character, Dr. Gosbro Coffin, solves the mystery of "The Bookroom Horror," but very nearly loses his life in the process. Art by Ryan Sook. In "Worm Song," by Scott Allie and Galen Showman, two supernatural investigators attempt to steal an ancient book from a powerful sorceress. And in "The Keyhole," by Welles Hartley and Vince Giarrano a dead scientist's notebook resurrects an experiment that provides a peek at the terrors that lie beyond our mortal plane.


Dark Horse Presents #142 - Codex Arcana
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Quote: The initial series, simply entitled Body Bags, was a launch title for Dark Horse Comics' Blanc Noir line of books. Produced by Gaijin Studios in 1996, Body Bags includes a large amount of blood, violence and characters who enjoy killing and cursing, which is displayed in a number of scenes in the book that have been deemed "shocking". Pearson's use of an extremely voluptuous 14-year old caused the series to face a certain amount of controversy in the comics industry. Due to the controversy, Body Bags is promoted as "the most controversial comic of the 1990s" [1]. The final issues of the series were delayed for several months because of Jason Pearson falling ill.

Pearson intended to write and pencil a 6-issue follow up to Body Bags, but fell ill during its production and eventually scrapped the series because he didn't like it. The hiatus ended in 2005, when the 2-issue mini-series Body Bags: Father's Day, reprinting the original 4 issues, was released by Image Comics' imprint, 12-Gauge Comics. The follow up to Father's Day was a 1-shot comic entitled Body Bags: 3 the Hard Way, which was delayed and not released until 2006 by Image Comics, and reprinted all the sporadic appearances the characters made in Dark Horse Presents and Dark Horse Maverick with new coloring, as well as including a new story. A new 1-shot, Body Bags: One Shot, was scheduled for release in 2006 but has since not been released.


Body Bags v2
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Quote: Writer: Scott Allie
Artist: Todd Herman

This October, John Carpenter brings one of his most original nightmares back to the big screen with a remake of The Fog, starring Smallville's Superboy Tom Welling. Carpenter and director Rupert Wainwright (Stigmata) team with Dark Horse Comics to flesh out the story of doomed travelers and the supernatural devastation of a small coastal town, in this original graphic novel.

Scott Allie, writer of The Devil's Footprints and Star Wars: Empire worked with the director to craft a bizarre story about a Chinese curse and a town plunged into a walking-dead nightmare. A group of Shanghai traders have come to America hoping to escape a string of weird deaths at the claws of unseen monsters. The arrival of a strange yet familiar fog reveals that the curse has found them, but even they don't know what that has to do with a pyromaniac refugee from the Civil War, the disappearance of one of their sons, or the terrible change coming over the Americans in this small seaside town.


The Fog
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Quote: Writer: Chuck Pfarrer
Artist: John Higgins

First Aliens. Then Predator. Then Terminator and Indiana Jones. Can Dark Horse do it again? What do you think? Picking up where John Carpenter's film left off: MacReady is certain he's going to die. But he doesn't care--as long as he can destroy the frozen remains of the Thing before he freezes to death. That shouldn't be too much of a problem, should it? Should it?

Screenwriter Chuck Pfarrer (Darkman) and painter John Higgins (World Without End) wrap up their two-issue tale by pitting MacReady and Childs against an alien life form that could be inside anyone! Thirty-two pages of Antarctic action that ends in terrot aboard a nuclear submarine!


The Thing from Another World
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Quote: Writer: Chuck Pfarrer, John Arcudi
Cover Artist: John Higgins
Penciller: John Higgins, Jim Sommerville

They found it frozen in the Antarctic: a shapeshifting alien killer capable of duplicating any being it comes into contact with. Released from its icy prison, The Thing went on a rampage of terror and destruction until one man, MacReady, thought he had destroyed it.

He was wrong. He's free of the Antarctic at last, but so is The Thing. Now, in a South American military base, the nightmare begins again, and all humanity is in danger. But how can you kill a monster who could be anyone -- even MacReady?


The Thing from Another World and Climate of Fear
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Quote: Writer: David de Vries
Cover Artist: Paul Gulacy
Penciller: Paul Gulacy

Police Sgt. Rowan arrives at Wallace Harbour from mainland New Zealand to investigate a baffling series of murders on isolated Stewart Island, and is sickened by what he finds. What Rowan will soon discover is that The Thing from Another World has finally made a beachhead on the doorstep to our civilized world, seeking out new flesh and ready to wreak the necessary havoc to get it.



The Thing from Another World: Eternal Vows
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Quote: Writer: Various
Artist: Various

Okay, what are the odds here? A small group of Colonial Marines, deep underground, with no usable transport and minimal firepower. Forty bazillion ill-tempered Aliens. Could be bad. Find out for sure in part 2 of "Aliens: Backsplash"! It's just a paintball game, right? Nothing to cry over. In "Predator: Bad Blood," part 2, Chris discovers that not all the players are obnoxious city slickers. Nor are they all human. Also in this issue... There's nothing wrong with doing a little research... unless your research involves the deadliest organism on Earth. Catch "The Thing from Another World: Questionable Research," part 1 of a new 4-part "Thing" series. Forget the skies -- watch your back!


The Thing from Another World: Questionable Research
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