Available Light is a collection of new short writings and digital photography by Warren Ellis, creator of Transmetropolitan, Planetary, and Ministry of Space. The 30 photographs are taken with an eyemodule, a camera plugged into a handheld computer. Low-fi, high-tech -- smaller than a lighter, but limited by fixed zoom and no flash. It works only with available light. Its eerier, grainily vérité images are coupled with 30 new prose pieces inspired by the pictures, ranging from strange science fiction to observational writing.

Bruce O'Connor is on the cusp of realizing his childhood dream - playing professional baseball. But while driving to Florida to report for spring training, Bruce falls asleep at the wheel and wrecks the car of a man-hating witch who has just gone through a really messy divorce. Enraged, the witch curses him to die every day at dawn and come back to life at dusk. With his baseball career in jeopardy (not to mention being dead for twelve hours a day), Bruce and his friends beg the witch to lift the curse...

Connie Bremen's got a problem. Actually, he's got plenty of 'em: an oil baron he's on the wrong side of; the boss' daughter who wants to be under him; the FBI and the CIA who want to talk to him; some chump named Oswald; and how to get out of having President Kennedy in his rifle scope's sights. Steven Grant and Vince Giarrano's Badlands returns, sporting an all-new introduction by Jonathan Vankin (Conspiracies, Cover-Ups And Crimes from Dell Books), a new afterword by the author, and a new cover by award-winning graphic designer Brian Wood.

Comic book author Steven Grant (The Punisher, Mortal Souls) thinks comics are paper movies. Have you ever wondered what a film version of his award-winning Badlands might be like? Well, you can't head down to your local metroplex and buy a ticket just yet, but you can do the next best thing: pick up a copy of his unproduced Badlands screenplay. It's all here: the tale of intrigue, conspiracy, sex and murder... and the guy who really killed Kennedy... fashioned for the screen by the author himself. Cover by Brian Wood.

Fifty years from now, an elevated highway spans the nation. Initially a response to international terrorism, the US government grounds commercial airline flights and builds The Black Diamond. The project leader and chief architect is named Jim Maddox. Years pass and Maddox' daughter Kate becomes an engineering savant in her own right. Married to Dr. Don McLaughlin, DDS, they have an idyllic relationship; both are at the top of their fields and highly respected. But when the government decides to clean up The Black Diamond, and when Kate is kidnapped to be used as a hostage by forces loyal to the road, Dr. McLaughlin has to borrow his brother-in-law's illegal 1973 Mercury Cougar to get on the highway and rescue his wife. AiT/Planet Lar's first full-color book also features a six-page preview of the upcoming Smoke and Guns.

From the creators of Teenagers From Mars, Rick Spears (Dead West) and Rob G (Couriers).

John Dough isn't real. He doesn't matter. He's just the background in other people's lives. He's just FILLER. John survives the gritty city on the margins, filling out police line-ups and selling his plasma for a living. Until Debra Cross (a hooker with a black eye and a sad story) struts into his life. Before he knows it, John is off - brass-knuckled fist gleaming, into a tangled, twisted web of ass-kicking, limb-chopping, triple-crossing murder. Mature Readers.

Zeke Kirby knew being a lunar waste disposal technician wasn't a perfect job, but it paid his bills. The downside was it took him away from his little girl, but the upside was he got to go into space. The positive was he got to play a real-life astronaut, but the negative was that sewer pipes clog up faster in one-sixth gravity. So when he and his crew make a routine maintenance call to the Intercorp lunar sci-station and find it disturbingly empty, Zeke finds out fast that crap flows downhill... even on the moon. Where'd everyone go? And why are there werewolves everywhere?

Writer Stuart Moore (Lone, Zendra) and artist Ryan Kelly (Lucifer) present a political satire for the 21st century! Meet the U.S. Department of Giant Robot Warriors - an under-funded, over-burdened team that has to jump into action when a tiny Middle Eastern country suddenly achieves Giant Robot technology.

The fine line between 'hero' and 'villain' is just another of longtime super-villain henchman Mike Fulton's many scars. Now, faced with a terrible choice that could mean life and death for heroes, villains, his family, and himself, Mike ponders just how his normal life went so crazy. Slam-bang adventure, powerful biography and loving homage to superhero comics, Hench is a new, original graphic novel from writer Adam Beechen (Teen Titans Go!) and explosive new artist Manny Bello!

Disappointed with the life around her, teenager Jacqueline "Jax" Epoch, accidentally winds up falling through the Realmsend, a passageway into a different dimension. Expecting a lush, fantasy world, she instead finds a barren plain, devoid of the magic she's dreamed of. When she returns home she finds that everything that was magic in the other realm has leaked into her own, causing her reality to fall apart. Dragons fly over the streets of Manhattan, marshmallows talk back, snow falls in July, her boyfriend dumps her... and worst of all, Jax is put on trial for bringing about the end of the world... and only a robot lawyer can defend her.

When teenager Jax Epoch "borrowed" some magic items from another dimension, she set into motion a series of apocalyptic events known as the "Quicken Forbidden." Now, the stuff of fantasy is invading the real world: snowstorms rage in the summer; mechanical knights ride through the streets of Manhattan; and dragons are forced to get day jobs. Amid the growing strangeness, Jax is put on trial for causing the End of Reality?! and something is hunting down anyone and anything connected to the Quicken. This is volume 2 of the series, collecting issues #6-10 with a new eight-page epilogue.

The Wild Man from Chicago! He's rough! He's tough! He's Johnny Dynamite! A two-fisted private eye from the Windy City, Johnny's back - along with his best gal, and faithful secretary, Judy Kane - in a psychotronic/occult/period piece fighting zombies with crime on their undead minds! By the writer of Road To Perdition and sporting an all-new painted cover by Terry Beatty!