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\"\"[ENGLISH] DC Comics tells us:<\/strong> DC Comics In October 2010, Part 3: Vertigo. American Vampire, How to understand Israel in 60 Days or Less, Daytripper, Greek Street, Hellblazer, Unwritten, Unknow Soldier, DMZ, House of Mystery, Fables, Madame Xanadu, iZombie…<\/p>\n[nggallery id=228]\n

FABLES #99
\nWritten by BILL WILLINGHAM
\nArt by INAKI MIRANDA
\nCover by JOAO RUAS
\nMister Dark continues having his effect on the mundy city of New York, as Castle Dark rises menacingly above the skyline. But now one of the Fables (no, we won\u2019t tell you who) has vowed to kill Mister Dark in a duel. What has to happen before a duel? A visit from one\u2019s \u201cSeconds\u201d to try to talk them out of such folly. But who\u2019s powerful enough to call on the Dark Man without getting his body corpsified and his teeth stolen?
\nOn sale OCTOBER 20 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

JACK OF FABLES #48
\nWritten by MATTHEW STURGES & BILL WILLINGHAM
\nArt by TONY AKINS & ANDREW PEPOY
\nCover by BRIAN BOLLAND
\nIn this issue, everyone who\u2019s ever been in an issue of JACK OF FABLES is accounted for. We mean it. Everyone. We catch up with each character, and if they\u2019re dead, we\u2019ll even show you the corpse. And that\u2019s a promise you can take to the bank. Why are we doing this? Because we\u2019re building to a grand epic moment that was planned out years and years ago. Honest!
\nOn sale OCTOBER 27\u00a0 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US\u00a0 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

FABLES #100
\nWritten by BILL WILLINGHAM and MARK BUCKINGHAM
\nArt by MARK BUCKINGHAM, BILL WILLINGHAM, CHRISSIE ZULLO, JOAO RUAS and STEVE LEIALOHA
\nCover by JOAO RUAS
\nIn this fantastic 100-page issue, it\u2019s time to put an end to Mister Dark once and for all, and time for the Fables to return home to Fabletown. For that to happen, one of the Fables agrees to take on the Dark Man in single combat! It\u2019s big, it\u2019s epic, and if you live in New York City, you may want to take a quick vacation when this issue comes out, because things are going to get wrecked!
\nIn addition to the larger-than-life main story, we have a FABLES prose story written by Mark Buckingham and illustrated by Bill Willingham! We have an All-Star Burning Questions section that will knock your socks off (seriously, innocent people are going to lose some socks here). We have a puppet theatre created by the unstoppably creative Mark Buckingham, a FABLES board game, sequential stories painted by Chrissie Zullo and Joao Ruas, and even more surprises in this square-bound behemoth celebrating this award-winning Vertigo series!
\nOn sale NOVEMBER 24\u00a0 \u2022 100 pg, FC, $9.99 US MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

AMERICAN VAMPIRE #8
\nWritten by SCOTT SNYDER
\nArt and cover by RAFAEL ALBUQUERQUE
\n1935, Las Vegas. Who are the Vassals of the Morningstar? What do they want with Skinner Sweet? And who do they consider to be \u201cthe most dangerous vampire in the world\u201d? Don\u2019t miss the penultimate chapter of \u201cDevil in the Sand,\u201d and see why critics are going crazy for this can\u2019t-miss new Vertigo series.
\nOn sale OCTOBER 27 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $3.99 US MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

DMZ #58
\nWritten by BRIAN WOOD
\nArt by DANILEL ZEZELJ
\nCover by JP LEON
\nLast time we saw the legendary street artist \u201cDecade Later,\u201d he was in cuffs and headed to a detention camp. Years have passed, and the man is back, walking the streets like he never left \u2013 a symbol of art defiant in the face of violent oppression.
\nOn sale OCTOBER 20 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

iZOMBIE #6
\nWritten by CHRIS ROBERSON
\nArt and cover by MICHAEL ALLRED
\nSpot, the were-terrier, is hands-down the sensational character of the year! A mild-mannered computer technician by day, under a full moon he transforms into a monster with the lusts and appetites of a well-behaved house pet! But who is he really, and what is his connection to Mister Chimps? Here, at long last, the amazing secret origin of Spot is revealed, in a story we just had to call \u201cI, Were-Terrier\u201d!
\nOn sale OCTOBER 6 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US \u2022 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

HOUSE OF MYSTERY ANNUAL #2
\nWritten by MATTHEW STURGES, PETER MILLIGAN, MIKE CAREY, CHRIS ROBERSON and MATT WAGNER
\nArt by LUCA ROSSI, JILL THOMPSON, GIUSEPPE CAMUNCOLI, MICHAEL ALLRED and PETER GROSS
\nCover by ESAO ANDREWS
\nThe haunting began last Halloween, but this year, Matt Sturges, Peter Milligan, Mike Carey, Jill Thompson and a hoary host of guest creators deliver even more spine-tingling thrills in the HOUSE OF MYSTERY HALLOWEEN ANNUAL #2! The annual House of Mystery Halloween Party is in full swing when the doorbell rings, which is unusual because a) it\u2019s never happened before and b) there isn\u2019t a doorbell at the House of Mystery! What does Fig find when she opens the door? A warped trio of kids cursed to trick or treat until the end of time who will spin a tale spanning the years involving many Vertigo favorites such as Hellblazer, Lucifer, Madame Xanadu, iZombie and loads of others!
\nOn sale OCTOBER 13 \u2022 48 pg, FC, $4.99 US MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

HOUSE OF MYSTERY #30
\nWritten by MATTHEW STURGES
\nArt by LUCA ROSSI & CARINE BRANCOWITZ
\nCover by ESAO ANDREWS
\nThere\u2019s so much happening in this issue that it\u2019s nearly impossible to summarize. There\u2019s the thing with the witches, the bit with the monster, and then there\u2019s killer ribbon. See? Too much.\u00a0 With stunning art by French fashion illustrator Carine Brancowitz (Vogue, Elle)!
\nOn sale OCTOBER 6 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US \u2022 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

MADAME XANADU #28
\nWritten by MATT WAGNER
\nArt by MARIAN CHURCHLAND
\nCover by MARK BUCKINGHAM
\nFor Charlotte Blackwood, taste turns into a nightmare when every time she eats a meal, she gets a vision of what her food went through before arriving on her plate! Can Madame Xanadu help get her off this bad trip? Find out in \u201cExtra Sensory\u201d part 5 of 6 featuring stunning art by Marian Churchland (Beast).
\nOn sale OCTOBER 27 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US \u2022 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

HELLBLAZER #272
\nWritten by PETER MILLIGAN
\nArt by GIUSEPPE CAMUNCOLI, SIMON BISLEY and STEFANO LANDINI
\nCover by SIMON BISLEY
\nJohn Constantine\u2019s potential wife Epiphany Greaves finds herself shunted off to London in 1979 by a love-spurned Shade, The Changing Man! Back in the present, Constantine finds himself right in the path of a succubus with evil on her mind in part 2 of \u201cBloody Carnations.\u201d
\nOn sale OCTOBER 20 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US\u00a0 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

JOHN CONSTANTINE: HELLBLAZER \u2013 CITY OF DEMONS #1-2
\nWritten by SI SPENCER
\nArt and covers by SEAN MURPHY
\nDon\u2019t miss this stand-alone, 5-issue miniseries from writer Si Spencer (Torchwood) and red-hot artist Sean Murphy (JOE THE BARBARIAN) shipping twice in October!
\nWhen John Constantine is run over by a truck, it takes a little while for England\u2019s nicotine-fueled magus to realize that he\u2019s perched between life and death. After a few weeks of hospital rehab, Constantine find the London streets VERY different from when he left them behind as a series of occult murders and mutilations demands his attention. The common denominator points back to the ER where Constantine was admitted\u2026
\nIn issue #2, safe in sanctuary, Constantine is forced to relinquish the temptations of his hot and deviant nurse and limp back onto his beloved
\nLondon streets only to find that things are changing fast in the City of Demons.
\nIssue #1 on sale OCTOBER 13
\nIssue #2 on sale OCTOBER 27
\n32 pg, FC, $2.99 US<\/p>\n

LUNA PARK TP
\nWritten by KEVIN BAKER
\nArt and cover by DANIJEL ZEZELJ<\/p>\n

\u201cA tough-nosed crime story redolent with magic and sadness, LUNA PARK serves as a fine showcase for two great artists working to the best of their abilities.\u201d \u2014 PUBLISHERS WEEKLY<\/p>\n

\u201cFrightening, beautiful and compelling to the very last panel.\u201d \u2014 Denise Mina (HELLBLAZER, Still Midnight)<\/p>\n

\u201cThe most satisfying story I\u2019ve read \u2014 in any medium \u2014 in years. Perhaps the greatest work of one of America\u2019s greatest writers.\u201d \u2014 Darin Strauss (Chang and Eng)<\/p>\n

New York Times bestselling author Kevin Baker (Dreamland) writes his first original graphic novel with internationally acclaimed artist Danijel Zezelj. Alik Strelnikov lives in the shadow of Coney Island, a world of silenced rides and rusting amusement parks that mock his dreams of becoming a hero. Ten years ago, he traded a brutal existence in the Russian army for the promise of America only to become an enforcer in the Brooklyn mob. Now, he chases his ghosts with all he has left: booze, heroin and his lover, Marina, part-time prostitute and full-time fortune teller.
\nThe only way the two of them can escape their miserable fates hinges on a desperate plan that will put them between warring mobs and span a century, from contemporary Coney Island to the Russia of the Second Chechen War to spellbinding 1910s New York. Mixing historical novel, immigrant fiction and crime thriller, LUNA PARK marks Kevin Baker\u2019s return to Coney Island, the setting of his critically beloved Dreamland and features breathtaking art by Danijel Zezelj (LOVELESS) with to-die-for colors by Dave Stewart (DC: THE NEW FRONTIER).
\nOn sale NOVEMBER 24 \u2022 160 pg, FC, $14.99 US \u2022 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

GREEK STREET VOL. 2: CASSANDRA COMPLEX TP
\nWritten by PETER MILLIGAN
\nArt by DAVIDE GIANFELICE
\nCover by DAVIDE FURNO
\nIn this second volume collecting, issues #6-11, a shocking new drama unfolds on Greek Street as disturbed mother-killer Eddie and aristo visionary Sandy try to get to London where Dedalus investigates a suicide and an urban witch tries to get through to a monster.
\nOn sale NOVEMBER 17 \u2022 144 pg, FC, $14.99 US \u2022 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

GREEK STREET #16
\nWritten by PETER MILLIGAN
\nArt by DAVIDE GIANFELICE
\nCover by DAVIDE FURNO
\nThe curtain is finally coming down on our players when a Deus Ex Machina you\u2019ll have to see to believe arrives on Greek Street… Don\u2019t miss the heart-stopping final issue of Peter Milligan\u2019s classics-and-crime mash-up!
\nFINAL ISSUE \u2022 On sale OCTOBER 6 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

NORTHLANDERS #33
\nWritten by BRIAN WOOD
\nArt by RICCARDO BURCHIELLI
\nCover by MASSIMO CARNEVALE
\nBlessed by the gods, for better or for worse, and driven by rage and sadness, Erik cuts a massive swath through the Christian-dominated Northlands. He seeks nothing less than a total cultural purging, and it seems like his one-man jihad will succeed\u2026
\nOn sale OCTOBER 13 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US \u2022 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

PREACHER BOOK 3 HC
\nWritten by GARTH ENNIS
\nArt by STEVE DILLON, CARLOS EZQUERRA and others
\nCover by GLEN FABRY
\nCollects PREACHER #27-33, SAINT OF KILLERS #1-4 and PREACHER SPECIAL: CASSIDY – BLOOD AND WHISKEY! During some down time, Jesse Custer faces an enemy from the past, who seeks vengeance for his father\u2019s death. Also includes a story spotlighting the Saint of Killers and a standalone tale starring Cassidy, the vampire.
\nOn sale DECEMBER 15 \u2022 352 pg, FC, $39.99 US \u2022 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

SCALPED #42
\nWritten by JASON AARON
\nArt by R.M. GUERA
\nCover by JOCK
\nIn the gut-wrenching conclusion to \u201cThe Unwanted,\u201d Carol decides the fate of her unborn child while Dash struggles with the idea of fatherhood.
\nThis issue is resolicited. All previous orders are canceled.
\nRESOLICITED \u2022 On sale OCTOBER 27 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

SWEET TOOTH #14
\nWritten by JEFF LEMIRE
\nArt and cover by JEFF LEMIRE
\nJust as Jepperd gathers his army to take down the militia camp, Gus and the hybrid kids embark on a daring escape. In the process, our doe-eyed hero crosses a line, and he\u2019ll never be the same. \u201cAnimal Armies\u201d amps up as our cast all head toward a bloody, heart-wrenching collision.
\nOn sale OCTOBER 6\u00a0 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US \u2022 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

THE UNWRITTEN #18
\nWritten by MIKE CAREY
\nArt by PETER GROSS
\nCover by YUKO SHIMIZU
\nDon\u2019t miss this tale of power plays and double-bluffs that takes readers into the inner council of Tom\u2019s enemies. Uncover their dark past and violent present. Wilson Taylor is dead, but how did the 14th book get hijacked? Why is Tom still alive? And whose head is going to roll for it?
\nOn sale OCTOBER 13 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

UNKNOWN SOLDIER #25
\nWritten by JOSHUA DYSART
\nArt by ALBERTO PONTICELLI
\nCover by DAVE JOHNSON
\nFor two years, Unknown Soldier has broken ground and received overwhelming critical praise both in and out of the comic book industry. Now, in this final chapter, Moses Lwanga…saves the
\nworld!
\nFINAL ISSUE \u2022 On sale OCTOBER 27 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

UNKNOWN SOLDIER VOL. 3: DRY SEASON TP
\nWritten by JOSHUA DYSART
\nArt by ALBERTO PONTICELLI
\nCover by DAVE JOHNSON
\nA brutal murder at an IDP camp sends The Unknown Soldier spiraling into the dark underground of the refugee population in this new collection of issues #15-20.
\nOn sale NOVEMBER 10 \u2022 144 pg, FC, $14.99 US MATURE READERS<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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