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Wall Street's White House
When the media talk about Donald Trump's economic adviser Gary Cohn, he's known as the "liberal in the White House," one of those adults in the room the nation ought to be grateful for. But before crafting that thank-you note to Mr. Cohn, make sure to read the real history, by Pulitzer-Prize winning investigative reporters Gary Rivlin and Michael Hudson, of his central role in both creating the conditions for the great financial collapse of 2008 and managing to score an eye-popping profit from it -- along the way turning bailout money into exploding bonus payments. When Wall Street critics lament that the bankers at the center of the fraud never faced justice, they're talking about people like Gary Cohn. Now he's setting national economic policy.
Demon Gun
A Weird West classic in the tradition of Red Dead Redemption, from the co-creator of classic DC cult hits AMETHYST PRINCESS OF GEMWORLD and BLUE DEVIL! DEMON GUN tells a chilling old west story of vengeance. Preacher Howe is on a quest for bloody six shooting supernatural revenge in this exciting dark horror set in the American Old West. DEMON GUN brings together meticulous historical research with an understanding of the Bible and Psalms, resulting in a tale of frontier justice -- with a twist.
Michael J. Fox
Michael J. Fox hit the big time playing Alex Keaton on the '80s hit Family Ties, where the show's seven-season run solidified Fox as a teen heartthrob.
The Dance of Genghis Cohn
Schatz, de-Nazified by tribunal and now a police chief of a city in the new Germany, is haunted by the ghost Genghis Chan. He is enmeshed in the investigation of a series of murders-22 male victims who died with their pants off and an expression of ineffable bliss on their faces.
Magic Bus and Other Stories
The stories contained in this tome are fictionalized rememberances/retellings of actual events from author's Gary Cohen's past - each story is a roman à clef, if you will - exploring different aspects of the Human condition, engagingly told by a master storyteler with decades of published works. Over the course of his life, Gary has been a student, a roofer, a writer, a teacher a fencing instructor, and oh so much more. Two of the four tales presented here are drawn from his days as a roofer, while a third draws upon his college days. The fourth tale is from the perspective of an older, wiser, muchly-published author who gets caught up in a, well, rather unusual situation. To be sure, while one can imagine Gary as the protagonist in each of these tales, he assures us that quite often, fiction is far more entertaining than the truth. Each of the four stories involves authentic and compelling interactions between charming people who are simply wandering through the ordinariness of their everyday lives that somehow seem far more interesting than each of our own lives when conveyed to us by a writer of Gary's caliber.
The Black Hood: Red Circle #2
Traveling through the southwest, Hood stumbles upon a small town with a monster problem! The locals refuse to discuss the mysterious force that keeps them inside at night, and advise him to leave before the sun sets. Hood soon discovers a killer big rig with a serious case of road rage! Who is behind the wheel of this deadly truck? Plus –the story behind Kip’s lost love and a Fox co-feature.
House of Mystery (1951-) #295
“MOTHER LOVE/MOTHER HATE!” Dmitri Mishkin recounts the night he found out his mother was Mary, Queen of Blood! Plus, “RED OR BLUE?” and “A LOUSE IS NOT A HOME.”
Aquaman Special (1988-1988) #1
A 48-page, one-shot special starring the King of the Seven Seas. Aquaman gambles his very soul to save the oceans of the world from the Magus's magical constructs.
House of Mystery (1951-) #300
“DYING BY DEGREES!” A 46-year-old man responds to a newspaper ad that he feels will allow him to stop being a nobody by murdering aspects of himself, like fear and humility, that he feels are holding him back from achieving something in life. Plus, “HELPING HAND!” and “PAPER GIRL!”
Blue Devil (1984-) #19
Enjoy this great comic from DC’s digital archive!
