The madness and drama of Fear Itself has taken its toll on the mighty Avengers; now, they must reinvent themselves once more — as the whole world watches! Witness the latest and greatest roster of Avengers in action as they battle the new Dark Avengers - and the combined forces of Hydra, A.I.M., the Hand and H.A.M.M.E.R. - all under the leadership of Norman Osborn!

The summer of the Avengers starts here! Collecting Avengers (2010) issues #18 to 24, written by Brian Michael Bendis, pencilled by Daniel Acuna and Renato Guedes, featuring cover artwork by Daniel Acuña.

Marvel, hardback, 168 pages, published May 2012

Titan Merchandise are proud to announce their latest range of limited edition, officially-licensed, high-quality statuary: the Star Trek Masterpiece Collection!

Continuing the ongoing range of Star Trek figurines, this beautifully-crafted maxi-bust presents Star Trek legend DeForest Kelley in his unforgettable role as Dr. Leonard “Bones” McCoy.

Every detail and nuance of McCoy’s dedicated & compassionate approach to 23rd century medicine is captured in this astonishingly-detailed polystone bust, standing 8” tall and 5” wide.

The New Avengers are about to face their biggest threat: the revitalized, resurrected and rejuvenated H.A.M.M.E.R. - led by none other than Norman Osborn! What insanity is Osborn about to unleash on the world? And can the Avengers stop his master plan when Osborn unleashes a new squad of Dark Avengers?! Get ready for old-school blockbuster action as the New Avengers’ new line-up charges into action!

And wait until you find out who’s behind the Dark Avengers’ masks! (Actually, wait until the Avengers find out!) As the blistering battle rages, an Avenger leaves the team in defeat, a Dark Avenger just might become a New Avenger, and not everyone makes it out alive! Collecting New Avengers (2010) #16.1 and #17 to 23, written by Brian Michael Bendis, pencilled by Neal Adams. Mike Deodato Jr., with cover artwork by Mike Deodato.

Marvel, hardback, 192 pages, published May 2012

Titan Merchandise are proud to announce the latest item in their limited edition, high-quality Doctor Who Masterpiece Collection!

This beautifully-sculpted 8" maxi-bust of Paul McGann's unique incarnation of the ever-regenerating Time Lord captures the every detail of his performance as the adventurous and romantic Eighth Doctor!

Paul McGann starred in the 1996 BBC/Fox Network TV movie (and many subsequent Big Finish audio adventures) as perhaps the most individual and certainly the most outwardly-romantic incarnation of The Doctor! The Eighth Doctor and his frockcoat, waistcoat, cravat & signature timepiece is brought to life in this intricately-detailed three-quarter length sculpt standing 8" tall.

Get ready for our most amazing Spider-Man Masterworks yet! Filled with heroic Spidey battles against the likes of the villainous Vulture, Mysterio and Medusa of the Inhumans, this one’s a nail-biter if there ever was. And here’s the real treat: In 1968, mighty Marvel created a new magazine-sized comic offering: The Spectacular Spider-Man!

Tying directly into the long-running storylines in Amazing, the series exploded on the stands first with a marvellous graywash masterpiece, and then a 58-page Spider-Man/Green Goblin fight to the finish you’ll never forget! And no, we’re not going to let you catch your breath because it all wraps up with the sensational origin of Peter Parker’s parents - as Spider-Man battles no less than the Red Skull!

Collecting Amazing Spider-Man (1963) issues #62 to 67 and Annual #5, and also Spectacular Spider-Man (1968) #1-2, written by Stan Lee, pencilled by John Romita, with cover artwork by John Romita and Dean White.

Marvel, paperback, 328 pages, published May 2012

Get ready for our most amazing Spider-Man Masterworks yet! Filled with heroic Spidey battles against the likes of the villainous Vulture, Mysterio and Medusa of the Inhumans, this one’s a nail-biter if there ever was. And here’s the real treat: In 1968, mighty Marvel created a new magazine-sized comic offering: The Spectacular Spider-Man!

Tying directly into the long-running storylines in Amazing, the series exploded on the stands first with a marvellous graywash masterpiece, and then a 58-page Spider-Man/Green Goblin fight to the finish you’ll never forget! And no, we’re not going to let you catch your breath because it all wraps up with the sensational origin of Peter Parker’s parents - as Spider-Man battles no less than the Red Skull!

Collecting Amazing Spider-Man (1963) issues #62 to 67 and Annual #5, and also Spectacular Spider-Man (1968) #1-2, written by Stan Lee, pencilled by John Romita, with cover artwork by John Romita and Dean White.

Marvel, paperback, 328 pages, published May 2012

Comicdom’s #1 non-team is back, and they’ve never been better! Hulk, Dr. Strange, Sub-Mariner, Valkyrie and Nighthawk team with Luke Cage, Daredevil and Son of Satan to take on the likes of the Wrecking Crew, Satannish and Asmodeus!

Then, spinning out of Marvel Two-In-One, comes Steve Gerber! Deconstructing genre conventions with a healthy dose of absurdity, Gerber’s innovative Defenders run turned readers’ expectations on their heads - so suitably we’re including the original Atlas Era appearances of the Headmen: Gorilla Man, Jerold Morgan and Chondu the Mystic! Topped off with a Giant-Size battle royale with the Grandmaster and a Squadron Sinister rematch, this one is a Marvel Masterworks if there ever was!

Collecting Defenders (1972) issues #17-21, Giant-Size Defenders #2-4, Marvel Two-In-One #6-7; and material from Mystery Tales #21, World Of Fantasy #11 and Tales Of Suspense (1959) #9, written by Len Wein & Steve Gerber with Chris Claremont & Jim Starlin, pencilled by Sal Buscema with Gil Kane, Don Heck, George Tuska, Bob Powell, Angelo Torres and Doug Wildey, with cover art by Gil Kane.

Marvel, hardback, 256 pages, published August 2012

Comicdom’s #1 non-team is back, and they’ve never been better! Hulk, Dr. Strange, Sub-Mariner, Valkyrie and Nighthawk team with Luke Cage, Daredevil and Son of Satan to take on the likes of the Wrecking Crew, Satannish and Asmodeus!

Then, spinning out of Marvel Two-In-One, comes Steve Gerber! Deconstructing genre conventions with a healthy dose of absurdity, Gerber’s innovative Defenders run turned readers’ expectations on their heads - so suitably we’re including the original Atlas Era appearances of the Headmen: Gorilla Man, Jerold Morgan and Chondu the Mystic! Topped off with a Giant-Size battle royale with the Grandmaster and a Squadron Sinister rematch, this one is a Marvel Masterworks if there ever was!

Collecting Defenders (1972) issues #17-21, Giant-Size Defenders #2-4, Marvel Two-In-One #6-7; and material from Mystery Tales #21, World Of Fantasy #11 and Tales Of Suspense (1959) #9, written by Len Wein & Steve Gerber with Chris Claremont & Jim Starlin, pencilled by Sal Buscema with Gil Kane, Don Heck, George Tuska, Bob Powell, Angelo Torres and Doug Wildey, with cover art by Gil Kane.

Marvel, hardback, 256 pages, published August 2012

Grant Morrison’s wildly innovative X-Men saga returns! The X-Men, re-imagined with a new look and a new mission, must face weird new threats including evil twins, organ harvesters, sentient bacteria, rebellious mutant youth, power-enhancing street drugs and living weapons!

Joined by wicked telepath Emma Frost and mysterious powerhouse Xorn, the X-Men go public - expanding Xavier’s school to train a new generation of mutants including the insect-like Angel, the bird-boy Beak, the living sandstorm Dust and eerie telepathic quintuplets the Stepford Cuckoos.

And as secondary mutations alter familiar mutants, the team is tested when Emma Frost sets her seductive sights on Cyclops, the all-consuming Phoenix threatens to rise again, and shocking traitors plot the destruction of everything the X-Men have accomplished! Featuring the Shi’ar Imperial Guard, the X-Corporation, Fantomex and more!

Collecting New X-Men (2001) issues #114 to 154 and Annual 2001, written by Grant Morrison, pencilled by Frank Quitely, Ethan Van Sciver, Leinil Francis Yu, Igor Kordey, John Paul Leon, Phil Jimenez, Keron Grant, Chris Bachalo and Marc Silvestri, with cover artwork by Frank Quitely.

Marvel, hardback, 1120 pages, published August 2012 (new edition)

The sequel to the biggest creator-owned book of the decade - the one that spawned the No. 1 hit movie and the worldwide phenomenon - is here! KICK-ASS is back, just as over-the-top as ever! As everybody’s favourite psychotic 11-year-old Hit Girl trains Kick-Ass to be…well, a bad-ass, Red Mist gathers a team of super villains to take them down! It’s super-hero mayhem as only Mark Millar and John Romita Jr. can bring you! Collecting Kick-Ass 2 issues #1 to 7.

Marvel, hardback, 208 pages, published May 2012

The Archie Best of the Decades series continues with the 1970s. Experience the women's movement as it spreads through Riverdale! Relive the Bicentennial! Witness the emergence of patches, pet rocks, and CB's! Play along with "Pong"! Boogie with Archie and the gang at the disco and laugh again at the antics of America's #1 teenagers!Written and illustrated by various, featuring cover art by Andrew Pepoy.

IDW, hardback, 188 pages, published May 2012

Jack, Ace Chance, and Shanghai Peg each play unexpected parts in the conclusion to Harold Gray's most sophisticated story of the 1930s. Plus, Annie encounters the gangster Nick Gatt and is captured by the international criminal mastermind named Axel. Can "Daddy" save her? He brings along some heavy-duty help -- Punjab, the Asp, and "Daddy's" old pal, Wun Wey -- but things don't turn out as expected in Volume Eight of The Complete Little Orphan Annie. Contains all strips from June 9, 1938 - February 28, 1940.

IDW, hardback, 288 pages, published May 2012