Parker decides to throw a party in the breakroom, which is seriously against the rules, but no one can say anything because her dad is the CEO. Elena, the newest employee at Jog Mobile, has had enough (on her birthday, of all days), but that won't stop her from getting the job done.

David Powell has regained all his missing memories and reunited with his wife, Astrid, and their young son, Elijah. With the family back together, a new journey starts for David as he embarks on fully embracing his "Noble" persona, while Astrid's past begins to creep back into their lives in the form of a sinister new enemy. Meanwhile, David has to face a new foe of his own that challenges what it means to be "noble." Think being a superhero is hard? Try being Noble.

Strap in for the second-to-last issue of season two of KINO, as we reach our final, explosive climax! Agent Gilmour is closer than ever to locating Alistair Meath and rescuing him from his virtual prison. Meanwhile, Alistair is shaking the confines of his mental prison with his abilities, releasing more energy and power thanAturo, his captor, may be able to keep contained. Alistair has realized he is trapped in his own mind, and when he breaks out, someone is going to pay.

The Incidentals are making their mark in Hollywood! Marko is managing the group as the initial offering from Luminous Talent AgencyBo Vincent Chen's latest entrepreneurial effort to recruit superhero talent. But rather than enjoy their new celebrity status, the Incidentals still struggle with their lack of communication, which threatens to unravel the team. Meanwhile, a mysterious new power player enters the fold with an eye to recruit our heroes . . .but can the Incidentals really trust him, or is something more sinister in motion?

Your favorite mummy boy, Milo, just can't catch a break! No matter how much he tries to stay out of trouble, trouble finds him! Snacks go missing during a camping trip, his dad gets pulled into a dangerous martial tournament, and his best friend somehow endsupin Wizard Prison! Under any circumstances, however, Milo will always come through to save the day! Usually. Thisvolume includesbackstories drawn by Yehudi Mercado, Mason Dickerson, Sean Mac, Aaron Pittman, andShan Murphy.

Special agent Stella Moonkicker is tasked with keeping the peace on board the Infinity 8 interstellar cruise liner, which is surprisingly easy with the peaceful, historical art society who hastaken to the quaint philosophy of elegance and happiness perpetuated centuries ago by a mysterious group called "Nazis." Imagine how confused they are when the actual head of AdolfHitler is found floating through space, only to be grafted onto a robot body in order to take violent control of this misguided army of simpletons in an attempt to take over the ship . . . The second arc in the eight-part space opera introduces new agent Stella Moonkicker, as well as other faces who will become more familiar as the mystery of the floating barricade of debris unfolds.Written by series co-creator Lewis Trondheim and illustrated by series co-creator and design director Olivier Vatine, this madcapand often socially poignantadventure captures the best of classic pulp sci-fi with a modern twist.

The city-sized, deep-space cruise ship "Infinity 8" stops halfway in route between the Milky Way and Andromeda, blocked by a massive field of debris containing wreckage and artifacts from countless planets, cultures, and possibly dimensions. The captain of the ship calls upon eight of the ship's top security to investigate the anomaly, each one sent out in a parallel time-loop to collect information which can then be assembled to hopefully discover the truth before disaster erupts. Each time-loop lasts only eighthours, at which point things snap back to the way they were when they started, with no memories of their time in that window. Can the eightagents solve the mystery without making things worse? Danger reveals itself within the interspecies population on the ship, some of whom may know more than they lead on . . . The second in the eight-volume series of pulpy sci-fi adventures, this time by legendary writer Lewis Trondheim and series designer Olivier Vatine themselves. Another venture into the field of debris uncovers some strange artifacts from numerous historical eras . . . including the head of Adolf Hitler! Returning it to the ship for study turns disastrous as their future science restores life and awareness to the head, giving rise to the threat of a brand new Reich made up of robots and fanatics who've lost all understanding of the genocidal agenda the former dictator originally unleashed! Crucial information transmitted by first agent Yoko Keren (at the end of Vol.1) has made the Captain decide to launch a new parallel time-loop and activate a second agent: the impulsive Stella Moonkicker, who will only have eighthours to collect the maximum amount of information possible. Flanked by Bobbie, her boring probation robot, shadowing her since her most recent bout of "unprofessional conduct,"she is assigned as security for a group of fanatics who long for the return of the Nazis, not fully understanding exactly what the Nazis actual did or stood for. Their centuries-old impression has become watered down to something like a simple philosophy for peace . . . a far cry from the dangers of their actual original philosophy. But when they find the cryonized head of Adolf Hitler floating in the mysterious wreckage blocking the ship and try to reactivate it, the threat of a Fourth Reich on the Infinity 8 proves to be very serious. Stella and Bobbiewill have to confront the reanimated Fhrer, who is confused by this strange future and hell-bent on taking over the world (again). But if the Captain is killed, no reboot can take place and the advent of the Fourth Reich will become the only time frame to have ever existed . . .

Timothy Top is a grade school kid going through a hard time. His parents are constantly quarreling, and he's feeling like an outsider among his classmates.His fascination with nature and superheroes makes for an unusual combination that few of his peers can relate to. But when a crooked businessman moves into the neighborhood with plans to "reinvent the local park" into a concrete monstrosity devoid of nature and life, Timothy sets out on a mission to save a famous tree from the bulldozers. Being just a kid, he doesn't know how he'll be able to go about this, until one night he discovers that he's been given the power of a magical green thumb that can heal and grow plant life! He's a superhero! But will he be able to use this power to save the parkor the relationship between his parents? A simple tale but with many layers, this first volume supports respect for the environment, as well as dealing with bullies, quarreling parents, and school expectations. Future volumes tiptoe into other topics such as discrimination, forgiveness, and commitment.

1863: during the American Civil War, the inhabitants of New Fraternity, Indiana, find themselves far from the front lines of the conflict embroiling the United States but still constantly under threat from it; food is scarce, deserters come to seek asylum, and a mysterious feral beast that walks on two legs prowls the forest around the town. The beast seems to have some connection to Emile, a feral child found a few years earlier who had been taken in by the townsfolk during simpler times. As their fear and paranoia grows, the townsfolk start to hunt the beast and turn on each other, with tragic results that threaten to undo all that they have been working toward.

Wiz is distraught. His best friend, Milo Mummy, hasanother friendan age-appropriate one!This simply is too much to bear. This calls for drastic measures; Wiz must find new friendshis own age.But not even dad friends can keep Wiz out of trouble on a Guys' Night.