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SHOWCASE PRESENTS: TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED VOL. 1• Collecting TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED #1-20! • Mysterious tales of the weird including: • “The Secret of Cell Sixteen” •“The House Where Dreams Come True” • “The Man Nobody Could See...
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HOUSE OF MYSTERY #25In this special issue, five writers get together to tell one fantastic tale. Join HOUSE OF MYSTERY regulars Matthew Sturges and Bill Willingham, former Vertigo editor Alisa Kwitney, newcomer Dave Justus, and industry legend Paul Levitz to find out what happens when a single story is passed from one creative mind to the next – each one trying to write the next into an impossible corner. It could be brilliant, it could be utter madness... but it will definitely be interesting!
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HOUSE OF MYSTERY #3"Room and Boredom," Part 3 of 5. Everyone is a prisoner in one way or another, and Fig Keele is no exception. Trapped in the House of Mystery with a quartet of strange companions and a bar full of drinkers, Fig's willing to do anything to escape. Everyone else just wants bacon. Also featuring a tale illustrated by none other than HOUSE OF MYSTERY's distinguished alumnus Bernie Wrightson!
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HOUSE OF MYSTERY #4In part 4 of the 5-part "Room and Boredom," things are going from bad to worse for our heroine Fig Keele – she's starting to believe that she may never actually escape from the House of Mystery, and that the people she's trapped with may be less friendly than they appear. But the greatest danger, she will soon realize, comes from the House itself.
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SHOWCASE PRESENTS: GHOSTS VOL. 1From the 1970s comes this value-priced collection of classic ghost stories, featuring stories like:
• "Ghost in the Iron Coffin"
• "The Tattooed Terror"
• "Death Held the Lantern High"
• "The Dark Goddess of Doom"
• "The Haunted Hero of Saint Helena"
• "The Screaming Skulls" -
HOUSE OF MYSTERY #26Even good witches are problematic at best. Especially when they show up looking for help from goblins. "Witches plus goblins" can't be good. A seriouly stressed-out Fig may just be in the market for a witchy role model. Includes the short story "Peter" illustrated by Cristiano Cucina (HELLBLAZER).
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HOUSE OF MYSTERY #27Life can be tough when you're a lonely gay goblin, a homeless girl or the daughter of the witch queen. But things are about to change for Tursig, Fig, and Daphne respectively... Features the origin of Byzantium Mack, illustrated by the psychedelic brilliance of Brendan McCarthy (SHADE, THE CHANGING MAN).
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HOUSE OF MYSTERY #28The Witch Queen seems to think that Fig is very important, but the more time they spend together, the more the Witch Queen has her doubts… Plus, this month's short story is illustrated by cover artist Esao Andrews (FABLES: 1001 NIGHTS OF SNOWFALL) and stars our dearly departed Poet.