Elephantmen Series by Richard Starkings, Moritat, José Ladrönn, Joe Kelly, Chris Bachalo, Axel Medellín, Shaky Kane, Marian Churchland, Monifa Aldridge, David Hine, Boo Cook, Dave Sim

Collecting the sold-out War Toys trade paperback, now in full-color for the first time, and the sequel, Enemy Species, this highly anticipated Elephantmen Volume 00 is packed with extras, including Moritat and Boo Cook sketchbooks and work by Ladronn, Marian Churchland, and Rob Steen, plus a new prologue by Axel Medellin

They were genetically engineered to be supra-human weapons of mass destruction, but ultimately dismissed collectively as Elephantmen. Hip Flask, Ebony Hide and Obadiah Horn count amongst their number; wounded animals who, despite their differences and origins, must live in the world of man. Collects Elephantmen #1-7 featuring art by Ladronn, Moritat, Henry Flint, Tom Scioli, Dave Hine, and Chris Bachalo.

Collecting issues #8-14 of Image Comics' hit Pulp Science Fiction series, Elephantmen: Fatal Diseases details the lives of Hip Flask, Ebony Hide, Obadiah Horn, and the rest of the survivors of MAPPO's genetic experiments in Los Angeles, 2259, as a meteor falls in Santa Monica Bay and a new epidemic must be contained!

The Elephantmen were soldiers - weapons of mass destruction - but now they must live out their lives amongst us. Even so, as three of their number, Hip Flask, Ebony Hide, and Obadiah Horn go about their business in Los Angeles, 2259, a MAPPO sleeper cell has plans of their own for them.Collects issues #16-23.

Featuring a new cover and short story written and illustrated by Image Comics' rising star Martin Churchland, this full-color trade collects the sold-out issues of Elephantmen focusing on the mademoiselles of Mystery City -- Miki, Sahara and Vanity Case. Collects Elephantmen #18-20, complete with an extensive sketchbook of Churchland's art.

A MAPPO sleeper cell has been reactivating Elephantmen, affecting not only the lives of Hip Flask and Ebony Hide, but Vanity Case, Miki, Sahara, and LAPD Lieutenant Blackthorne as well.

Collecting Man and Elephantman (including the sold-out one-shot and the highly sought after issue by Bulletproof Coffin's Shaky Kane) and The Killing Season, Elephantmen Volume 5 is packed with extras, including art by J. Scott Campbell and the shocking "strip" from last year's Liberty Annual by Starkings and Kane. Collects Man and Elephantman and Elephantmen #31-33 and #36-39.

Collecting issues 40-49 of Image's longest-running Pulp Science Fiction series, ELEPHANTMEN, VOL. 6 is packed with extras.