Comics' strangest super-team is back! Multi-billionaire Thayer Jost is looking to buy his very own superteam, paying Cliff Steele, formerly known as Robotman, for his services and leadership skills, as well as the Doom Patrol name. With four new members rounding out the team,  Ava, Fever, Kid Slick, and Ted Bruder,  will the latest incarnation of the Doom Patrol even survive their first mission?

Continuing the success of the 2004-2005 Official Handbooks of the Marvel Universe, 2006 will feature the return of the Handbook from A to Z! While the Handbooks of the past two years focused on specific themes, this twelve-issue monthly series will extend the coverage to all Marvel’s characters, teams, objects, events, and places–plus past, future and alternate Earths. The spotlight will fall on more than 600 profiles–including new characters, characters who never received a profile and those needing major updates. As an added bonus, there will be special themed Handbooks covering more than 250 characters throughout the year.

A modern, Wild West road trip about a witch named Yonna cruising the Southwest as a band of bloodthirsty biker vampires, The Hounds of Love, hunt her scattered coven for the source of all magic: witch blood. From the critically acclaimed creators of The Modern Witch Tarot Deck and Long Lost comes WITCHBLOOD, a blend of action, lore, and Americana—perfect for fans of Buffy and American Gods.

When a school holiday pageant takes an extraterrestrial turn, Mulder must contend with old ghosts, present dangers, and close encounters yet to come. But this is no cookie-cutter Christmas Carol. Together with Scully, and a host of holiday visitors and visitations, they'll rediscover the spirit of the season... if they can only survive the night.

Celebrate 25 glorious years of rubber monsters and endless corridors with this affectionate tribute to Doctor Who by Tim Quinn and Dicky Howett. Regular contributors to the Doctor Who Magazine Quinn and Howett are happy to lauch this second volume of their alternative view of the world of Doctor who and the seven Doctors on you, the unsuspecting public. Bursting at the seams with jokes, cartoons and wacky features, it's definately bigger on the inside! A collection of Tim Quinn and Dicky Howett's humorous strips based on TV show Doctor Who and its characters. The two cartoonists regularly contributed a three panel comic strip, Doctor Who?, which was printed in Doctor Who Magazine. This was the second volume of all-new material they had produced, following 1987's The Doctor Who Fun Book, which had been published by Target Books, the same company that (at this time) printed novelisations of the Doctor Who TV stories.