The Couriers, Dirtbike Manifesto: (Couriers)

Graphic fiction.

Werewolves stealing. Vampires mugging. Ghouls beaten in their own sewers. A man murdered by monsters - with a letter opener. The connection? Private investigator Cal McDonald is damned (literally) if he knows.

This post-apocalyptic saga charts the coming of the creature known only as Akira , a power both feared and prized for its potential to shake the recovering world. The Great Tokyo Empire rises, but with technology's most advanced weaponry to hand, the planet is not taking the threat lying down.

King Mob, Ragged Robin, Lord Fanny, Jack Frost and Jolly Roger must prevent the crowning of the Moon-Child at Westminster Abbey, with the help of Mister Six and Division X; while, in the future, a radically changed King Mob and Jak prepare for the end of history.

Mitchell Hundred, ex-civil engineer and erstwhile superhero, The Great Machine, has become Mayor of New York! Until now, he was the world's only superhero - but a mysterious robotic vigilante has started fighting crime in New York, with lethal consequences! Can Hundred stop this new 'hero' before all hell breaks loose?

When his young niece starts dabbling in magic, and racial tensions flare in London, John Constantine - cynical, chain-smoking, trench-coated mystic - unwittingly causes the downfall of an archangel from Heaven. It is an event that foreshadows his own terrifying fall from grace.

In a story that spans Japan's history and future, and alludes to the haunting traditions of the Japanese Ghost story, Kabuki: Circle of Blood touches on the interdependence between organized crime and politics in Japan.

Collects five stories that feature samurai adventures.

Winner of 1999 Eisner Award, this is a useful collection for fans of crime fiction and graphic storytelling.

Revisits Barrow, Alaska, the town where it all began, as the long creeps once more over the tundra. Some things may have changed, but the horror remains.