Star Wars: A Long Time Ago...: Dark Encounters. Vol. 2.

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!

Milwaukie, Dark Horse Books 2005, cm.17x26, pp.160, paperback. Robert E Howard's musclebound hero has been striding across his fantastic homeland for more than seventy years, but the immortal, sword-swinging barbarian continues to draw in new legions of fans! The seventh collection of Conan's classic comic-strip adventures finds the barbarian pitting his Hyborian wit, muscle and steel against a new horde of villainous adversaries, including the Fiend from the Forgotten City, the peril of the Garden of Death and the dominating spectre of the Tower of Blood! By Crom! These newly re-coloured and re-lettered legendary stories have never looked or read better!

La Jolla, Wildstorm 2004, cm.17,5x26,5, pp.96, hardcover. High above the planet, aboard a fifty-mile-wide alien vessel, The Authority - seven awesomely powerful super-humans - act as global bouncers for the human race. If you threaten the life and liberty of Earth's inhabitants, they'll do whatever they need to do to set things straight! With the President out to discreetly dispose of them and a seemingly global depression epidemic on their hands, it's only a matter of time before The Authority are forced to react...This stand-alone story is by the brilliant new creative team of acclaimed novelist, screenwriter and journalist John Ridley and up-and-coming artist Ben Oliver.