(W) John Wagner (A) Alan Grant, Jose Ortiz Max the maniacal computer is back in Maxwell Tower, dishing out his twisted form of retribution on anyone who dares to cross his beloved residents! From a conniving milkman to thuggish street urchins, anyone who enters Max's territory looking for trouble is going for a one-way trip to the thirteenth floor! However, Max's past exploits have not gone unnoticed. The KGB have sent their own super-powered computer called Boris to make Max an offer - help them conquer the world or face obliteration! This book includes the thrilling conclusion to the classic 80s run of the strip all beautifully rendered by Jose Ortiz (Creepy) in his atmospheric black and white art.

(W) T.C. Eglington (A/CA) Simon Davis Britain, 2019. The secluded rural village of Harrowvale holds a dark past?that years earlier, on a farm bordering the vast tracts of woodland, it hosted a cult that was seeking to escape civilisation and find purity in the old ways, namely worshipping an ancient deity called Thistlebone. Led by the charismatic Jasper Hillman, their pagan beliefs grew ever more radical to the point where they held the young Avril Eason captive with the intention of sacrificing her. But Avril escaped?

(W) T.C. Eglington (A/CA) Simon Davis It has been over a year since journalist Seema Chaudry accompanied cult survivor Avril Eason back to the village of Harrowvale, the site of her terrifying experiences at the hands of Jasper Hillman?s Thistlebone worshippers, a crazed occult group that believed in an ancient woodland deity. Intended as a cathartic experience, both women were changed forever by what they were confronted with. Now, in the process of researching a book on the Thistlebone legend, Seema believes much of it centres around one man ? Malcolm Kinniburgh.

(W) T.C. Eglington (A/CA) Simon Davis The finale to the best selling Thistlebone trilogy. After the events of ?Poisoned Roots? the Harrowvale constabulary find clues that lead them to investigate the abandoned film production of a 1970s folk horror film, The Dule Tree. Based on a harrowing account from the seventeen hundreds where thirteen innocent women and one man were hanged during the witch trials, the film itself ran into production problems, the source of which has remained a mystery for fifty years.

(W) Various (A) Various (CA) Staz Johnson It's three times the charm as the Treasury of British comics returns with a third, action-packed annual! This year we have carefully curated a collection of thrilling, diverse strips from a wide variety of classic British comic titles, including Jag, Smash!, Wildcat, Wham!, Valiant, Misty and Whizzer & Chips amongst others. There are also four new stories, including Spellbinder, Helmet Head, Mytek the Mighty and Gums.

(W) Grant Morrison (A/CA) Steve Yeowell Back to press a second time after an almost immediate sell-out of the initial printing! Berlin, 1945: The allies unleashed the World War II hero Maximan upon the German super soldier Masterman. Maximan's defeat was only kept secret by the nuclear bomb which destroyed both men. Forty-plus years later, and twenty years after a generation of '60s British superpowered heroes came and went, the teenage pop star Zenith is the only superhuman left - and his only interest in women, drugs, alchohol and fame. So when he is contacted about the threat from the many-angled ones and the impending destruction of our world, his first reaction is to steer well clear. But the superhumans of the past have other plans!