The Monarchy, The: Bullets Over Babylon. Vol. 1.

London, Titan Books 2006, cm.17x26, pp.224, paperback. Following the senses-shattering events of Identity Crisis, which threatened to tear the Justice League - the world's greatest super-heroes - apart, the world has become a darker, much more dangerous place for heroes and villains alike! The Spectre, the living spirit of divine vengeance, has teamed up with the mighty villainess Eclipso to launch a war against all magic in the universe...and only a rag-tag team of sorcerers, demons, and a hard-drinking chimp can stop him. They're not just putting their own lives at stake - if they fail, the Spectre could destroy everything! Written by best-selling fan favourite Bill Willingham ("Fables"), and featuring an array of the world's greatest super-heroes, this is a book no comics fan will want to miss!

London, Titan Books 2003, cm.22x30, pp.80, paperback. Muzak Killer is a razor-sharp pop culture satire from the pen of Garth Ennis (Preacher), illustrated by acclaimed artists Dermot Power and John Burns. When Mega-City One's muzak stars fall prey to a deadly killer, Dredd must act to save muzak from the harshest critic of all - one who will stop at nothing to wipe out cheesy pop! But a good critic never lays down and dies - and Dredd must defeat him again in a return battle which really is the last Word! This collection also includes 'Teddy Choppermitz', the touching tale of a robot-gone-wrong, and 'Raider', an all-action tale of a Judge-gone-wrong - both of whom have to answer to Dredd!

London, Titan Books 2003, cm.22x30, pp.80, paperback. Judge Dredd: He is the law! In the vast, over populated sprawl of the future metropolis Mega-City One, the Judged are all that stand between order and chaos. The unswerving dedication to uphold the law is epitomised by stone-jawed Judge Dredd as he dispenses instant and brutal justice. From Garth Ennis, the award - winning creator of Preacher, comes a second collection of Judge Dredd atories with his own, unique flavour of dark, dark humour and blistering action. With art from Carlos Ezquerra and an all-new cover by Bryan Hitch (JLA, Authority), this is the best of British. In this collection the dead won't lie down in Mega-City One, and there's a sudden glut of killings...but all in a good cause!

London, Titan Books 2002, cm.17x26, pp.112, paperback. The next phase of George Lucas's epic saga, already the most successful film series of all-time, continues with the graphic novel adaptation of Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones. Set ten years after Episode I, Attack of the Clones focuses on an nineteen year-old Anakin Skywalker - who will eventually become Darth Vader and father of Luke and Leia - and his continuing training in the mysteries of the Force by young Jedi Obi-Wan Kenobi (Ewan McGregor), his growing romance with Padme Amidala (Natalie Portman), and some new enemies - not the least of whom is feared mercenary Jango Fett!