With just four more issues to get to the bottom of it all, the wait isn't long…..

Ok I lied. The talented team of the Joshua Luna and Jonathan Luna brings you one of the best running thrillers of the year for guys and girls. A creepy drama of horror, shock and gender that has you turning each page captivated, each other page guessing and each third page a non-pulsed terrified witness helplessly reading on. Did you just notice something amiss, something missing ? That was your last two heart beats.

A tale of two British lads, fresh from dumping Oxford behind, off on a lark through the warm green climes on the lush Irish moors. Who make a wrong move. And take a wrong turn. A very wrong turn.

Writen in 1930 and lost among the flotsam of popular Victorian literature of it's time, William Hope Hodgson's The House On The Borderlands is at once a tale of dark fantasy, disturbing occult and twisted scifi - a classic of dark psychological terror. A tale of a vain, desolate grasp for sanity in the midst of towering madness with a narrative style rivalling the best of Poe and Lovecraft. Hodgson's creates a sinking world of macbre and distorted time with techniques that were beyond his era.

With an introduction by comic legend Alan Moore (The Killing Joke, League Of Extraordinary Gentleman, Watchmen, From Hell and so many more), this ignored classic is given an amazing graphic novel treament. Writer Simon Revelstorke retains the hysteric intensity of the narrative
while artists Ricahrd Corben and Lee Loughridge enhances the menacing atmosphere with an unsettling palette reflecting the rotting psyche.

A sweet bedtime story of forsaken screams, terrified shrieks, rumbling harleys and split pagan sacrifices on a deserted cliff lost in the desert of the Badlands. Written by Rob Zombie - lead singer of White Zombie and director of hit gore flicks like House of 1001 Corpses - and illustrated by classic comic artist Nat Jones.

The father of lies, the proud prince of hell, the wisest of the winged, the favorite of the One, the dark angel who lovingly holds your hand down through the path of despair. Whose caress is deception and whose trade is souls - I introduce you to Satan. Also known as Lucifer Morningstar.

Seperate from both the Sandman series and later released Lucifer (That was launched due to the success of this three issue miniseries), "The Morningstar Option" is the beginning of the unique encounters of Lucifer. Selfish villain or calcualtive hero - you decide. If you can.

A picture is worth a 1000 words.
- Unknown

From the first page on the Sandman broke traditional art boundaries.Sam Kieth's (The Maxx) artwork conveyed the fluid nature of dream, nightmare, and hell in leaping tearing panelwork and twisted inks never seen before. Dave McKean experiments with layered collage cover art won awards. Mike Drinenberg depection of spunky Death caught on in the popular media. And that was just the first series. It was a herald of greater things to come. Morpheus domain spread across space, cultures and reality and demanded art to match. Sandman went out to debut new forms of art and bring on board world famous artists that never inked pages before.

You can't help but love Death - she loves you, after all.
- Neil Gaiman

When Neil Gaiman's The Sandman took off, it was a grand adventure of revenge, redemption and reconstruction across time, space and hell. But for all it's fantastic creativity and variety in storytelling, it could have remained just another comic book adventure. It was in the last story of the first series that readers got an inkling of the grandness of philosophy that Gaiman was aiming at with the debut of that black bubble of mirth, the woman who snuffed out the candle, the girl you'd learn to love. Dream's eldest sister - Death.

“You know that you like her the minute she entered in. You observe her a bit, love that laugh, that saucy toss of her hair. A few minutes more and you know that you got to know her. You'e all brushed up spic and span, versed in your body language, got some killer openers from Deangelo and the gang, you get up, approach” and ….. suddenly once again the current up your spine fizzles out.


From the stables of Ross Jeffries, the original speed seduction guru who counts David Deangelo, Mystery, Style among his students and the model for Tom Cruise's character in Magnolia, comes " How To Have Unstoppable Confidence and Power With Women" . A six day course that slips in an attitude of unrelenting confidence in you – puts back the strut in your walk, the iron in your spine, the beast in your chest, the flare in your eyes. These tapes literally smuggle in a state of unstoppable confidence into your subconciousness.

Neil Gaiman's special long-anticipated return to the path-breaking, award winning decade long series - The Sandman. A treat of art, word, fantasy and thought that shattered all previous conceptions of comics, upset orthodox literary circles with its sweep of the awards and elevated the status of the humble comic to a level never before.

Approchable by the casual reader and the fan, Endless Nights is a collection of each of the Endless - Dream, Death, Desire, Delirium, Despair, Destruction and Destiny. From the nostalgic pastels of Craig Russel to the erotica of Milo Manara to the rust fable of Frank Queitly to the dementia of Barron Storey and more, you are in store for a visual treat never seen before or since and a magic carpet of a ride. The darling of critics worldwide, Endless Nights was the first graphic novel ever to make it to the New Yorker's best sellers list!.

Far beyond it. This is about the Art. Robert Greene, author of the epic New York Times bestseller "The 48 Laws Of Power", takes on the daunting task of figuring out attraction - the methods behind the madness. The mystery that's Seduction. And boy does he succeed.