“This book is dirty, nasty, gritty, and quite possibly the best Conan book Dark Horse Comics has ever put out.”—Newsarama

“King Conan is a triumph of execution, that places worthwhile odds within our hero’s epic quest. Highly recommended.”—Unleash the Fanboy

Now available:

King Conan: The Scarlet Citadel TPB
978-1-59582-838-5 | $14.99 

King Conan: The Hour of the Dragon TPB
978-1-61655-307-4 | $19.99

King Conan: The Phoenix on the Sword TPB
978-1-61655-029-5 | $14.99

King Conan: The Conqueror TPB
978-1-61655-514-6 | $19.99

“The fact that a comic book about Canadian freedom fighters could sell out of more than 90K copies (with zero variant covers!) is a testament to Image, our heroic retailing partners, and most importantly Steve Skroce and the international team of superstars we're lucky enough to have as collaborators. Thanks so much to all the readers out there for supporting new creator-owned work. And if you haven’t checked out our epic miniseries yet, we’re not planning to collect the story anytime soon, so this new printing of #1 is the ideal way to get caught up on the Two-Four’s bloody campaign,” said Vaughan.

WE STAND ON GUARD #1 remains available for purchase across all digital platforms, including the Image Comics website (imagecomics.com), the official Image Comics iOS app, Comixology’s website (comixology.com), iOS, Android, and Google Play.

WE STAND ON GUARD #1, 2nd printing (Diamond Code AUG158130), arrives in stores on October 7th. The final order cutoff deadline for retailers is September 14th.

WE STAND ON GUARD #2, (Diamond Code JUN150510) and WE STAND ON GUARD #3 (Diamond Code JUL150548) are available now.

WE STAND ON GUARD #4 (Diamond Code AUG150498) will be available on October 7th. The final order cutoff deadline for retailers is September 14th.

HARLEY’S LITTLE BLACK BOOK #1 – J. Scott Campbell
JUSTICE LEAGUE #47 – Jim Lee
JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA – Joe Madureira
THE FLASH #47 – Terry Dodson
GREEN ARROW #47 – Tim Sale
WONDER WOMAN #47 – Amanda Conner
SUPERMAN #47 – Lee Bermejo
BATMAN #47 – Alex Ross
HARLEY QUINN #23 – Bruce Timm
GREEN LANTERN #47 – Darwyn Cooke

These HARLEY’S LITTLE BLACK BOOK variants are the latest in a variety of monthly themes.

High school is a challenge for senior Nathaniel Eberstark. His mother disappeared almost a year ago after a long battle with depression. And his father? He’s begun conducting experiments in a bunker out back, furtively running around town in army fatigues, accompanied by a mysterious man in Ray Bans known as The Hat, hunting beasts no one else can see. After an explosion rocks the town on Halloween, Eberstark, along with his only friends Lexi and Gus, discover in the woods something beyond comprehension, something that Eberstark in particular doesn’t want to believe since it may mean his father isn’t as mad as he appears: a wounded monster. Afraid of making a stir in a town that spurns controversy, they make a decision to hide the creature. By doing so they are dragged into a frightening web of conspiracy, dream-logic, and death. From living trucks and mirror-dwelling psychopaths to hellish entities who lurk behind friendly faces, Eberstark, Lexi, and Gus find themselves battling to save not just themselves but the soul of their backwater town.

Inventive and engaging, Samuel Sattin’s THE SILENT END will have you rooting for these three unlikely heroes as they battle monsters, town bullies, and teachers who expect homework done on time. High school can be lonely and scary, the future uncertain. But finding just one, maybe two true friends, can make all the difference. 

“Samuel Sattin has written a young adult novel that's right over the plate for pop culture fans.”-BLEEDING COOL

“This is a book you and your kids can enjoy.”-KIRKUS, September Speculative Fiction Reading Pick

“Imagine if Halloween had been written by The Kids in The Hall instead of John Carpenter and you start to understand the wild, mesmerizing mash up that is The Silent End.”--Victor LaValle, author of The Devil in Silver 

“Do not read this at night. Do not read this alone. But read it. Now."-Sean Beaudoin, author of The Infects

“I dreamed I climbed into a 1950s sci-fi rocket ship with Thomas Pynchon, Charles Dickens, H.P. Lovecraft, Jonathan Lethem, Rebalais, and the crew from Monty Python. I had so much fun and terror and tragedy and delight, I was ready for the booby hatch. You can't dream my dream, but you can get everything it gave me. All you've got to do is read Samuel Sattin.”-D. Foy, author of Made to Break

Bream Gives Me Hiccups is the whip-smart fiction debut of Academy Award-nominated actor Jesse Eisenberg. Known for his iconic film roles but also for his regular pieces in the New Yorker and his two critically acclaimed plays, Eisenberg is an emerging literary voice.

Taking its title from a group of stories that begin the book, Bream Gives Me Hiccups moves from contemporary LA to the dorm rooms of an American college to ancient Pompeii, throwing the reader into a universe of social misfits, reimagined scenes from history, and ridiculous overreactions. In one piece, a tense email exchange between a young man and his girlfriend is taken over by his sister, who is obsessed with the Bosnian genocide ("The situation reminds me of a little historical blip called the Karadordevo agreement"); in another, a college freshman forced to live with a roommate is stunned when one of her ramen packets goes missing ("She didn't have one of my ramens. She had a chicken ramen"); in another piece Alexander Graham Bell has teething problems with his invention ("I've been calling Mabel all day, she doesn't pick up! Yes, of course I dialed the right number - two!").

United by Eisenberg's gift for humor and character, the witty pieces collected in Bream Gives Me Hiccups explore the various insanities of the modern world and mark the arrival of a fantastically funny, self-ironic, and original voice.

©2015 Jesse Eisenberg. Recorded by arrangement with Grove Atlantic, Inc. (P)2015 Audible, Inc.

A leading American philosopher brings the tools of his trade to contentious contemporary debates. How can we have meaningful debates with political opponents? How can we distinguish reliable science from overhyped media reports? How can we talk sensibly about God? In What Philosophy Can Do, Gary Gutting takes a philosopher's scalpel to modern life's biggest questions and the most powerful forces in our society - politics, science, religion, education, and capitalism - to show how we can improve our discussions of contentious contemporary issues.

Gutting introduces listeners to powerful analytic tools in the philosopher's arsenal that they can use to make new sense of current debates. One such tool is a crucial distinction between inductive and deductive reasoning that explains why both sides on a disputed issue often are sure they have compelling cases for their views. Another is the principle of charity, which requires opposing parties to present each other's arguments in their strongest forms - a tool that would make critiques both more respectful and more effective. Gutting also shows how concepts introduced by philosophers from Plato and Aristotle to Michel Foucault and John Rawls can clarify public discussions about morality, the economy, and medicine.

From informed assessments of scientific claims to careful analyses of arguments for and against religious belief, Gutting brings a calm, clear-headed approach to some of the most divisive issues on the table today. He scrutinizes our relationships to work and freedom in capitalism; our modern understanding of happiness and the good life; the value of liberal arts education and the humanities; the role of science and politics in shaping public policy today; and the value of art and popular culture. Perhaps most meaningfully, Gutting shows how we can talk about our own deepest beliefs clearly and directly while listening to what others have to say to us. What Philosophy Can Do makes a powerful case for philosophy's importance to public discussions and shows us that this ancient tradition of inquiry may yet have much to say about our future.

©2015 Gary Gutting (P)2015 Audible, Inc.

UK publisher, Titan Books, has partnered with Microsoft owned video games developer, Lionhead Studios, for an art book, ‘THE ART OF FABLE® LEGENDS’, leveraging the mesmerizing graphics of Fable Legends, the much-anticipated new instalment in the ten year established BAFTA winning action and adventure series, Fable. This will be the most beautiful Albion yet and the book will showcase the rich environments and unique characters in the game as well as featuring a detailed game development history and interviews with key creators. Titan will also release a 500-copy, limited edition, version of the book featuring a unique high-end jacket, slipcase and collectible art print signed by the artist. 

Building on the award winning franchise’s rich heritage Fable Legends is set to redefine games genres allowing four heroes to play cooperatively against a human or computer controlled villain over the Xbox Live multiplayer online service. The game is set to launch exclusively as a free-to-play title on PC (Windows 10) and Xbox One later this year. The graphics and breadth of the gameplay are that expected of a AAA title; nevertheless, the free-toplay format allows fans to play the full game, including all heroes in rotation without any in-game purchases. 

 ‘THE ART OF FABLE LEGENDS’, written by Martin Robinson, offers fans of the game exclusive insight into its visual development through all stages of production as well as access to rarely seen art. The book will also feature detailed creator commentary from the Lionhead Studios art team, giving readers added insight into the evolution of the game.

 “The Art of Fable Legends gives fans a complete look at the thrilling concepts and designs behind the game,” says Titan Books editor Omar Khan. “This is fantastical gameplay that takes its cues from European folktales, legends and fairy tales – always peppered with a charming, Monty Python-esque sense of humor." 

Tinderbox, dedicated digital division of leading global brand extension agency, Beanstalk, was appointed as Fable’s licensing agent in 2014, bringing Lionhead Studios and Titan Books together. 

For more information on Fable Legends go to www.fablelegends.com