Four high school outcasts start a band to gain fame and popularity, but have to defend their hometown from a hungry horde of monsters instead.

"It's the first day of seventh grade, and everything is going downhill for Lucy Sutcliffe. At school, she has the feeling her friends are all leaving her behind. At home, her single father is in a rut, and her globe-trotting photojournalist mother is more absent that ever. Worst of all, Lucy's grandmother is undergoing chemotherapy and is no longer the warm, vibrant presence that her family has come to depend on. But everything changes the day Lucy...

Black Cat Social Club have been at this "band thing" for quite a while, with limited success. (Bummer.) Despite their kick-ass punk rock skills (and a little songcasting magic), these witchy women have been struggling to reach their big break. Discouraged, bassist Hazel sells her soul to a demon for more magical power, prompting singer/lead guitarist Alice to step in and assume the debt herself! Plus side, the band is killing it at their shows now....

The culmination of Ai's journey of self-discovery is at hand, and salvation is on the horizon. As hunters from her homeland close in on her, Ai's record company unleashes its plan to turn their hot new diva into a falling star. Even with Kent by her side, can Ai avoid her enemies and still find a way to bring peace to her troubled homeland? The adventure and romance comes to a shocking conclusion in Princess Ai: Evolution, the final volume in the...

"Starting as the new girl in your senior year of high school is never easy, and Julie Malliari is having a terrible first day -- until she meets Tabitha. After a night out at a rock show, their friendship quickly grows and, before they know it, the two form a band with their sights set on a record deal. They just need to win it in a nationwide battle of the bands competition. With Tabitha's rival keen to take the prize for herself, it's a battle not...

"From Liverpool to Let It Be, the Beatles' legend is written into the DNA of pop culture. But you've never seen it quite like this ... The Beatles Story, first published in the pages of cult UK youth magazine Look-In, is Arthur Ranson (Batman, Judge Dredd) and Angus Allen's superbly crafted take on the dizzying ascent of the Fab Four. Collected here for the first time, it's all here: Hamburg, Sergeant Pepper, psychedelia and more, a journey from Penny...

A graphic novel of stories inspired by albums and lyrics from Joan Jett and the Blackhearts.