Cover B by Eric Basaldua featuring a sexy college co-ed and an evil looking Cheshire Cat! Decades ago a regular house cat was sent into the unnatural realm called Wonderland. Not long after did that feline grow to become another entity altogether as it formed a consciousness and self-awareness that only Wonderland could provide and found a power that turned an innocent kitten into a killing machine. Now the feline they call the Cheshire Cat is trapped back in this world and might be developing something that never seemed possible: a conscience. From Zenescope Entertainment

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Here is Ebas' cover featuring the sexy redhead Danielle and her lollipop, shattering the scene. What if there was a drug that gave you the power to fly? How far would you go to possess it and who would you hurt to get your next fix? This is the story of Eddie Patron. Eddie was trying to live a normal life. A rundown broken life but a normal life nonetheless. But Eddie has a secret and that secret is coming back to haunt him and his life will never be the same again. Cover by Ebas and Nei Ruffino for Zenescope Entertainment

Here we find Sinbad the sailor in battle with Slavic witch, Baba Yaga. Sinbad and his crew come face to face with the Grimm Fairy Tales universe as Baba Yaga journeys to their realm to take possession of the one weapon that might destroy the Dream Eater.

"The Jungle Book," adapted from the Rudyard Kipling story of the same name, follows Mowglii, the girl raised by wolves, as she finds herself in the middle of an animal civil war where all the tribes of the jungle rise up against each other. Shere Khan the tiger, Kaa the python, King Louis, Baloo, Bagheera -- even Rikki Tikki Tavi -- make an appearance in the five-issue miniseries written by Mark L. Miller with interiors by Carlos Granda.

"The Jungle Book," adapted from the Rudyard Kipling story of the same name, follows Mowglii, the girl raised by wolves, as she finds herself in the middle of an animal civil war where all the tribes of the jungle rise up against each other. Shere Khan the tiger, Kaa the python, King Louis, Baloo, Bagheera -- even Rikki Tikki Tavi -- make an appearance in the five-issue miniseries written by Mark L. Miller with interiors by Carlos Granda.

"The Jungle Book," adapted from the Rudyard Kipling story of the same name, follows Mowglii, the girl raised by wolves, as she finds herself in the middle of an animal civil war where all the tribes of the jungle rise up against each other. Shere Khan the tiger, Kaa the python, King Louis, Baloo, Bagheera -- even Rikki Tikki Tavi -- make an appearance in the five-issue miniseries written by Mark L. Miller with interiors by Carlos Granda.

"The Jungle Book," adapted from the Rudyard Kipling story of the same name, follows Mowglii, the girl raised by wolves, as she finds herself in the middle of an animal civil war where all the tribes of the jungle rise up against each other. Shere Khan the tiger, Kaa the python, King Louis, Baloo, Bagheera -- even Rikki Tikki Tavi -- make an appearance in the five-issue miniseries written by Mark L. Miller with interiors by Carlos Granda.

"The Jungle Book," adapted from the Rudyard Kipling story of the same name, follows Mowglii, the girl raised by wolves, as she finds herself in the middle of an animal civil war where all the tribes of the jungle rise up against each other. Shere Khan the tiger, Kaa the python, King Louis, Baloo, Bagheera -- even Rikki Tikki Tavi -- make an appearance in the five-issue miniseries written by Mark L. Miller with interiors by Carlos Granda.

"The Jungle Book," adapted from the Rudyard Kipling story of the same name, follows Mowglii, the girl raised by wolves, as she finds herself in the middle of an animal civil war where all the tribes of the jungle rise up against each other. Shere Khan the tiger, Kaa the python, King Louis, Baloo, Bagheera -- even Rikki Tikki Tavi -- make an appearance in the five-issue miniseries written by Mark L. Miller with interiors by Carlos Granda.