Cowboys and Indians, by the Boys of Brazil. Terra Major presents its first anthology of international artists, showcasing short stories of the American Old West drawn by 10 of the best artists from São Paulo, Brazil. Contributors include artists Fábio Moon (Smoke and Guns) and Gabriel Bá (Ursula, Roland: Days of Wrath), Bruno D'Angelo (Horns of Hattin, Lord Takeyama), Kako (Horns of Hattin), and writer Shane L. Amaya (Horns of Hattin, Roland: Days of Wrath). Mature Readers.

A faithless Crusader, summoned by Death at God's commandment, finds salvation at his life's end, speared on the field of battle, though all that he had relied upon in life - friends, strength, kinsmen, wealth - have forsaken him. Set in Jerusalem, late in the 12th century, between the Second and Third Crusades. Mature Readers.

A powerful warlord sends tidings of his failing health to Jiro, an aged samurai. The daily messages awaken in Jiro memories of his days in battle. They also hint at a way Jiro can avenge himself of the tragedy that has recently struck his family - for a price. Mature Readers.

The deaths of soldiers from 4 different time periods are examined in bold vignettes by the writer of Roland: Days of Wrath. Introducing Brazilian artist Bruno D'Angelo! Mature Readers.

A Viking initiate's shamanic vision. By the creators of Horns of Hattin. Mature Readers.

High in the treacherous passes between France and Spain (circa 778 A.D.), Roland, captain of Charlemagne's conquering army, catapults his outnumbered flank of loyal vassals into a struggle so desperate and bloody that its dead - and their deeds - would be exalted for a thousand years in the most famous French medieval epic: the Song of Roland. Roland's bitter sacrifice, the apocalyptic battle-storm, and Charlemagne's legendary grief come to life, as never before, in a medium that blends the beauty of oral poetry with the power of narrative art. Collects the 4-issue series. Mature Readers.