By day, Detective Blank is a cop on the trail of a vicious serial killer in the year 1949. But when she sleeps, Blank lives a different lifeÑtwo hundred years in the future. Is Detective Blank next on the killerÕs list? Her dreams may hold the key to the case, if only she can remember them in time. The danger mounts and the suspense builds as the detective closes in, in this genre-bending sci-fi noir thriller. For Detective Blank, to catch the killer will mean facing her greatest mysteryÑherself. Collects the entire story of PAKLIS: 1949, as originally published in PAKLIS #5-7

A new story begins with ÒHIRO,Ò Part 1: HiroÕs girlfriend waits for him at the mysterious Grand Hotel after her family has inexplicably vanished. She needs his help, but Hiro knows more than heÕs letting on. It all has something to do with a small toy clown. Also: ÒAMNIA CYCLE,Ò Chapter 7!

The IDW debut of these powerful villains has arrived! The routine life of a street-level goon can get dull, so when opportunity presents itself these two won't let it pass them by, but as they are about to learn the hard way, there's more to being a successful mutant menace than just strength. Don't miss this bone shattering issue that sets the stage for the final showdown in City Fall!

Bebop and Rocksteady stumble across a time-travel scepter, kickstarting the craziest, most destructive adventure yet! Then, when a mysterious new mutant targets Baxter Stockman, it will be up to the TMNT to reluctantly save him, but little does anyone know that a larger trap is being laid by a new arch-foe. Plus, Donatello reboots a new and improved Metalhead only to find that the robot no longer functions entirely as designed. Collects the Bebop & Rocksteady Destroy Everything mini-series, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Universe issues #1-8, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles issues #65-66.

Everyone's favorite mutated masters of mayhem, Bebop and Rocksteady, are road tripping back to NYC! But before they can get started on their journey across America, they run into a crazy old enemy who's bent on derailing their trip before it can begin!

The critically acclaimed anthology series returns with more mind-breaking tales. First, in the surreal Euro-Western “They’ll Bury You Where You Stand!”, a twisted town called Pious Knife prays for salvation, but isn’t prepared for the deliverance it has coming. Then, the tech-noir mystery “1949” continues with time-skipping Detective Blank stranded in the future. Is she being stalked by a killer from the past, or is she losing her mind? Features 56 thrilling pages of original stories in one jam-packed issue!

A spy becomes involved with the subject of his surveillance in this issue's short story, "An Empty Shell in the Ocean." Then Tara heads deeper into the Shadow Zone where she battles Nerial pilots in a deadly dogfight and discovers an unbelievable binary planetary system while on her search for Amnia in "Amnia Cycle," Part Two. And we learn just how big the galaxy is in "Sagittarius," Part Three

In the dramatic conclusion to the tech-noir mystery “1949,” Detective Blank follows the clues in her dreams to the door of a killer. But facing this maniac who has one foot in the future could mean the end for her. Plus, we return to the universe of “Amnia Cycle,” where Amnia and Byzner are stranded on a deserted planet. When Byzner makes his escape, he finds no one believes he is who he says he is.

Detective Blank is on the trail of a killer. Do her futuristic dreams hold the key to the case? A new story begins in part one of the noir thriller, "1949." In chapter five of "AMNIA CYCLE," things quickly turn dangerous for Tara when she finally catches up to the mysterious Shana Tyson. And it is all-out war in "SAGITTARIUS A*," as robots the size of cities wipe out fleets of ships with a wave of their hand. All that and more in the PAKLIS phase one climax.

In this special standalone issue: a diverse collection of never-before-published comics from creator DUSTIN WEAVER. It's got superhero action, space opera, space comedy, cyberpunk, slice-of-life, and hard-boiled anthropomorphic mice. Much of this material is not likely to be collected later