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Girls, acne, homework, supervillains. When you're a teenager it pays to be Invincible. Mark Grayson was just an average kid living in a world full of super heroes. It wasn't until he was a teenager that he gained fantastic powers thanks to his biological father Omni-Man. He was able to fly faster than a jet, lift buildings like Hercules, and battle acne like Proactive. Girls, homework, super villains, it's just another day in the life of the one and only Invincible. Join Mark Grayson in his incredible adventures into the unknown and catch some astonishing surprises while you're at it. This is probably the best superhero comic in the entire universe, or so it claims.Written by Robert Kirkman and illustrated by Ryan Ottley.PublishersIssues #0-73 published by Image Comics.Issues #74 and up published under the Skybound Entertainment imprint of Image Comics.Collected EditionsTrade Paperback CollectionsVol. 1: Family Matters (#1-4)Vol. 2: Eight is Enough (#5-8)Vol. 3: Perfect Strangers (#9-13)Vol. 4: Head of the Class (#14-19, Image Comics Summer Special)Vol. 5: The Facts of Life (#0, 20-24)Vol. 6: A Different World (#25-30)Vol. 7: Three's Company (#31-35, Pact #4)Vol. 8: My Favorite Martian (#36-41)Vol. 9: Out of this World (#42-47)Vol. 10: Who's the Boss (#48-53)Vol. 11: Happy Days (#54-59, The Astounding Wolf-Man #11)Vol. 12: Still Standing (#60-65)Vol. 13: Growing Pains (#66-70, Invincible Returns #1)Vol. 14: The Vitrumite War (#71-78)Vol. 15: Get Smart (#79-84)Vol. 16: Family Ties (#85-90)Vol. 17: What's Happening (#91-96)Vol. 18: The Death of Everyone (#97-102)Vol. 19: The War At Home (#103-108)Vol. 20: Friends (#109-114)Vol. 21: Modern Family (#115-120)Vol. 22: Reboot? (#121-126)Vol. 23: Full House (#127-132)Vol. 24: The End of All Things Part One (#133-138)Vol. 25: The End of All Things Part Two (#139-144)Ultimate CollectionsVol. 1 (#1-13)Vol. 2 (#0, 14-24, Image Comics Summer Special)Vol. 3 (#25-35, Pact #4)Vol. 4 (#36-47)Vol. 5 (#48-59, The Astounding Wolf-Man #11)Vol. 6 (#60-70, Invincible Returns #1)Vol. 7 (#71-84)Vol. 8 (#85-96)Vol. 9 (#97-108)Vol. 10 (#109-120)Vol. 11 (#121-132)Vol. 12 (#133-144)Library Collections - "The Complete Invincible Library"Vol. 1 (#0-24, Image Comics Summer Special)Vol. 2 (#25-47, Pact #4)Vol. 3 (#48-70, The Astounding Wolf-Man #11, Invisible Returns #1)CompendiumsVol. 1 (#0-47, Image Comics Summer Special, Pact #4)Vol. 2 (#48-96, The Astounding Wolf-Man #11, Invincible Returns #1)Vol. 3 (#97-144)Non-U.S. Collected EditionsEl Asombroso Hombre Lobo - Volumen 2 (#57) (Spanish)

Al Simmons, once the U.S. government's greatest soldier and most effective assassin, was mercilessly executed by his own men. Resurrected from the ashes of his own grave in a flawed agreement with the powers of darkness, Simmons is reborn as a creature from the depths of Hell. A Hellspawn. Now Spawn must choose between his life on Earth and his place on a throne in Hell.WritersTodd McFarlane #1-8, 12-15, 21-101, 103, 104, 115, 120-134, 139-141, 143, 146-150, 185-200, 202-206, 213-275, 277-323, 327-336 (TOT 261)Terry Fitzgerald #5Neil Gaiman #9Dave Sim #10Frank Miller #11Grant Morrison #16-18Andrew Grossberg #19, 20Tom Orzechowski #19, 20, 88Alan Moore #37Brian Holguin #71, 72, 74-104, 107-126, 128-133, 135-142, 144-150, 186-191 (TOT 80)Steve Niles #100, 105, 106David Hine #150-184Robert Kirkman #200Jonathan David Goff #200, 201, 203-211, 215-225, 228-240, 296, 297, 302-305 (TOT 41)Will Carlton #201-217, 219 (TOT 18)Paul Jenkins #251-254Erik Larsen #259-266 (TOT 8)Tom Leveen #269-274 (TOT 6)Darragh Savage #276-282 (TOT 7)Jason Shawn Alexander #276-282 (TOT 7)Scott Synder #300Philip Tan #306, 307Rory McConville #323-336 (TOT 14)PencillersTodd McFarlane #1-15, 21-24, 27, 29, 30, 33, 50, 195, 196, 200, 255, 259-267, 300-303, 305 (TOT 42)Greg Capullo #16-20, 26-37, 39, 41, 43, 45, 47, 49-75, 78-101, 103, 128, 146, 150, 193, 195, 196, 300, 301 (TOT 84)Marc Silvestri #25Tony S. Daniel #38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48 (TOT 6)Dwayne Turner #75-77Angel Medina #100-127, 129-139, 142-150 (TOT 48)Nat Jones #139-141Phillip Tan #150-164, 306, 307 (TOT 17)Lan Medina #165Brian Haberlin #166-178, 180-184 (TOT 18)Mike Mayhew #179Whilce Portacio #185-192, 194, 197 (TOT 10)Rob Liefeld #196Khary Randolph #198Erik Larsen #199, 258-266 (TOT 10)Szymon Kudranski #200-250, 256, 257, 268-275, 283, 291 (TOT 63)Jonboy Meyers #250-256 (TOT 6)Jason Shawn Alexander #276-282, 284-290, 292-305 (TOT 28)J. Scott Campbell #300Jerome Opena #300, 301Clayton Crain #301Ken Lashley #308, 309Jim Muniz #310Carlo Barberi #311-336 (TOT 26)Thomas Nachlik #321, 323, 327Trade PaperbacksSpawn Book 1: Beginnings (#1-5)Spawn Compendium Volume 1 (#1-50)Spawn Compendium Volume 2 (#51-100)Spawn Compendium Volume 3 (#101-150)Spawn Compendium volume 4 (#151-200)Spawn Compendium Volume 5(#201-250)Spawn Compendium Volume 6(#251-300)Spawn Book 2: Dark Discoveries (#6-9 & 11)Spawn Book 3: Revelation (#12-15)Spawn Book 4: Escalation (#16-20)Spawn Book 5: Death & Rebirth (#21-25)Spawn Book 6: Pathway to Judgement (#26-30)Spawn Book 7: Deadman's Touch (#31-34)Spawn Book 8: Betrayal of Blood (#35-38)Spawn Book 9: Urban Jungle (#39-42)Spawn Book 10: The Vengeance of the Dead (#43-47)Spawn Book 11: Crossroads (#48-50)Spawn Book 12: Immortality (#51-54)Spawn: The Armageddon Collection Part 1 (#150-155)Spawn: The Armageddon Collection Part 2 (#156-164)Spawn: The Complete Armageddon Collection (#150-163)Spawn: The Complete Armageddon Collection (#150-164; digital only)Spawn: New Flesh Collection (#166-169)Spawn: Neo Noir (#170-175)Spawn: Endgame Volume 1 (#185-190)Spawn: Endgame Volume 2 (#191-196)Spawn: Endgame Collection (#185-196)Spawn: New Beginnings Volume 1 (#201-206)Spawn: New Beginnings Volume 2 (#207-212)Spawn Resurrection (#251-255)Spawn: Satan Saga Wars (#256-262)Spawn: Hell On Earth (#263-275)Spawn: Dark Horror (#276-283)Spawn: Enemy of the State (#284-290)Spawn: Vengeance (#291-297)Spawn: The Record-Breaker (#298-301)Spawn: Aftermath (#302-307)Spawn: Omega (#308-315)Spawn: Shadows(#316-323)Spawn: Bad Business(#324-330)Spawn: Sinn War (#331-337)Spawn: Battle for the Throne Part 1(#338-343)Spawn: Battle for the Throne Part 2(#344-349)Origins Trade PaperbacksIn 2009 the trades were redesigned and reformatted in the Origins Collection:Spawn Origins Vol. 1 (#01-06)Spawn Origins Vol. 2 (#7-8, 11-14)Spawn Origins Vol. 3 (#15-20)Spawn Origins Vol. 4 (#21-26)Spawn Origins Vol. 5 (#27-32)Spawn Origins Vol. 6 (#33-38)Spawn Origins Vol. 7 (#39-44)Spawn Origins Vol. 8 (#45-50)Spawn Origins Vol. 9 (#51-56)Spawn Origins Vol. 10 (#57-62)Spawn Origins Vol. 11 (#63-68)Spawn Origins Vol. 12 (#69-74)Spawn Origins Vol. 13 (#75-80)Spawn Origins Vol. 14 (#81-86)Spawn Origins Vol. 15 (#87-92)Spawn Origins Vol. 16 (#93-98)Spawn Origins Vol. 17 (#99-104)Spawn Origins Vol. 18 (#105-110)Spawn Origins Vol. 19 (#111-116)Spawn Origins Vol. 20 (#117-122)Spawn Origins Vol. 21 (#123-128)Spawn Origins Vol. 22Spawn Origins Vol. 23Spawn Origins Vol. 24Spawn Origins Vol. 25Spawn Origins Vol. 26Spawn Origins Vol.27Spawn Origins Vol.28Spawn origins Vol.29Spawn Origins Vol.30Hardcover EditionsSpecial limited edition of 1.200 copiesStarting in 2010 hardcover "Origins" collections were also released; each hardcover edition collects an average of two of the "Origins" trade paperbacks.Spawn Origins Collection Book 1 (#1–12)Spawn Origins Collection Book 2 (#13–25)Spawn Origins Collection Book 3 (#26–37)Spawn Origins Collection Book 4 (#38–50)Spawn Origins Collection Book 5 (#51–62)Spawn Origins Collection Book 6 (#63–75)Spawn Origins Collection Book 7 (#76–87)Spawn Origins Collection Book 8 (#88–100)Spawn Origins Collection Book 9 (#101–112)Spawn Origins Collection Book 10 (#113-125)Spawn Origins Collection Book 11(#126-138)Spawn Origins Collection Book 12(#139-151)Spawn Origins Collection Book 13(#152-163)Spawn Origins Collection Book 14(#164-176)Deluxe Edition HardcoversEach deluxe edition collects two of the "Origins" hardcovers.Spawn Origins Collection: Deluxe Edition Volume 1 (#1–25)Spawn Origins Collection: Deluxe Edition Volume 2 (#26–50)Spawn Origins Collection: Deluxe Edition Volume 3 (#51–75)Spawn Origins Collection: Deluxe Edition Volume 4 (#76–100)Spawn Origins Collection: Deluxe Edition Volume 5Vault EditionsSpawn Vault Edition Volume 1 (#1-7)Spawn Vault Edition Volume 2 (#8-15)Non-U.S. Collected EditionsSpawn Edición Integral - Volumen I (#1-8 & #11-15) (Spanish)Spawn Edición Integral - Volumen II (#9-10 & #16-26) (Spanish)Spawn Edición Integral - Volumen III (#27-38) (Spanish)Spawn Edición Integral - Volumen IV (#39-50) (Spanish)Spawn Edición Integral - Volumen V (#51-68) (Spanish)Spawn: La promesa (#151-157) (Spanish)Spawn: Destrucción (#158-162) (Spanish)Spawn: El monstruo de la burbuja (#174-178) (Spanish)Spawn Fin del juego - Volume 1 (#185-190) (Spanish)Spawn Fin del juego - Volume 2 (#191-196) (Spanish)Spawn Resurrección (#251-255) (Spanish),

English translation of the Japanese manga One Piece (ワンピース).When Monkey D. Luffy accidentally ate the cursed Gum-Gum Fruit, he gained the power to stretch like rubber... at the cost of never being able to swim again! Despite this, he's vowed to someday become King of the Pirates and find the legendary treasure known as "One Piece." With his large crew of powerful and unique characters and his advanced pirate ship, the Thousand Sunny, Luffy's out to become the greatest pirate that's ever lived!3-in-1 EditionsOmnibuses that contains 3 volumes in each book and divided by sagas (global story arcs).4 books of One Piece: East Blue (vol. 1-12)4 books of One Piece: Baroque Works (vol. 13-24)3 books of One Piece: Skypiea (vol. 25-33)4 books of One Piece: Water Seven (vol. 34-45)2 books of One Piece: Thriller Bark (vol. 46-51)1 book of One Piece: Sabaody (vol. 52-54)1 book of One Piece: Impel Down (vol. 55-57)1 book of One Piece: Paramount War (vol. 58-60)10 books of One Piece: New World (vol. 61-90)1 book of One Piece: Wano (vol. 91-93, continues)

NOTE: Issue #150 was released as trade Volume 22: Farewell, and so is not part of this volume.A story that puts to ease your question, "What if all those fairytale creatures I heard of as a child were real and living in New York City?"Currently uses the tagline, "Winner of 14 Eisner Awards".The series originally ran for 150 issues. After a seven year gap, the series resumed from #151 with a new 12-issue arc, "The Black Forest" .WritersBill Willingham #1-157 (ALL)Lilah Sturges #83-85, 143PencillersLan Medina #1-5, 12, 13, 39 (TOT 8)Mark Buckingham #6-10, 14-17, 19-21, 23-27, 30-33, 36-38, 40-45, 48-50, 52-56, 59-63, 65-69, 71-75, 77-81, 83, 87-91, 94-98, 100, 102-106, 108-112, 114-121, 125-129, 131-137, 141-157 (TOT 121)Bryan Talbot #11Linda Medley #18Tony Akins #22, 28, 29, 84, 85, 143 (TOT 6)David Hahn #34, 35, 82Jim Fern #46, 47, 86, 113 (TOT 4)Shawn McManus #51, 124Mike Allerd #57, 58, 76Aaron Alexovich #64Niko Henrichon #70Peter Gross #78-80, 82David Lapham #92, 93Inaki Miranda #99Adam Hughes #100, 113Chrissie Zullo #100Dave Johnson #100J.H. Williams III #100Kate McElroy #100Eric Shanower #101Terry Moore #107Rick Leonardi #113Ron Randall #113P. Craig Russell #113Zander Lannon #113Ramon Bachs #113Gene Ha #122, 123Barry Kitson #130Russell Braun #138Steve Leialoha #139, 140Jae Lee #146Trade PaperbacksVol. 1: Legends in Exile (#1-5)Vol. 2: Animal Farm (#6-10)Vol. 3: Storybook Love (#11-18)Vol. 4: March of the Wooden Soldiers (#19-21, 23-27, The Last Castle)Vol. 5: The Mean Seasons (#22, 28-33)Vol. 6: Homelands (#34-41)Vol. 7: Arabian Nights (and Days) (#42-47)Vol. 8: Wolves (#48-51)Vol. 9: Sons of Empire (#52-59)Vol. 10: The Good Prince (#60-69)Vol. 11: War and Pieces (#70-75)Vol. 12: The Dark Ages (#76-82)Vol. 13: The Great Fables Crossover (#83-85, Jack of Fables #33-35, The Literals #1-3)Vol. 14: Witches (#86-93)Vol. 15: Rose Red (#94-100)Vol. 16: Super Team (#101-107)Vol. 17: Inherit the Wind (#108-113)Vol. 18: Cubs in Toyland (#114-123)Vol. 19: Snow White (#124-129 and backup stories from #114-123)Vol. 20: Camelot (#130-140)Vol. 21: Happily Ever After (#141-149)Vol. 22: Farewell (issue #150, original series finale)CompendiumsFables Compendium Book One (#1-41)Fables Compendium Book Two (#42-82)Fables Compendium Book Three (#83-113)Fables Compendium Book Four (#114-150)HardcoversBook One (#1-10)Book Two (#11-18, The Last Castle)Book Three (#19-27)Book Four (#28-33, 1001 Nights of Snowfall)Book Five (#34-45)Book Six (#46-51)Book Seven (#52-59 and 64)Book Eight (#60-63 and 65-69)Book Nine (#70-82)Book Ten (#83-85, Jack of Fables #33-35, The Literals #1-3, and Werewolves of the Heartland)Book Eleven (#86-100)Book Twelve (#101-113)Book Thirteen (#114-129)Book Fourteen (#130-140)Book Fifteen (#141-150)Book Sixteen (#151-162)Spin-Offs and Tie-InsLong-Running SeriesJack of Fables (50-issue series, following Jack after #35)Fairest (33-issue anthology series)Everafter: From the Pages of Fables (12-issue series following the original finale #150)Fables: The Wolf Among Us (prequel series, loosely based on the Telltale video game): Digital First edition (48 chapters)Print edition (16 issues)Miniseries and Original ReleasesCinderella: Cinderella: From Fabletown with Love (first 6-issue miniseries)Cinderella: Fables are Forever (second 6-issue miniseries)Fables: 1001 Nights of Snowfall (original graphic novel, prequel anthology)Fables: The Last Castle (prestige format one-shot)Fables: Werewolves of the Heartland (original graphic novel)Fairest: In All the Land (original graphic novel anthology)Peter & Max: A Fables Novel (original prose novel, with illustrations and short comic epilogue by Steve Leialoha)The Literals (3-issue miniseries, part of The Great Fables Crossover arc)Batman vs. Bigby! A Wolf In Gotham (6-issue miniseries)Reference WorksFables EncyclopediaCover collections: Fables: Covers by James JeanFables: The Complete Covers by James Jean (rereleased and expanded)

Guts, the Black Swordsman, wanders around in a mediaeval world slaying demons as they are attracted to a demonic mark on his neck. To his help he has inhuman strength gained from a harsh childhood lived with mercenaries, a gigantic sword, an iron prosthetic left hand and the elf Puck. In his search for vengeance on the one who gave him the mark, he meets many interesting people and creatures, whom all is affected by him in one way or another.English translation of the Japanese manga Beruseruku.

When Melinda comes to Loid for counseling, he lucks into a great opportunity to gather intel. During their session, even Loid is shocked by what he learns about Donovan Desmond. Meanwhile, it’s a new term at Eden Academy, and Anya’s found herself in the middle of an international dispute!

Anya’s friendship scheme seems to be taking a turn for the better in the aftermath of the failed hijacking. Meanwhile, Operation Strix and Loid’s true identity are in danger—a mole has been uncovered and has gone underground. Will Loid and his allies be able to catch this double agent before all is lost?Collects Mission 75-84 and Short Missions 9-10.

Commissioner Gordon gets Batman to investigate a series of crimes in which all of the clues have been erased, and the Caped Crusader goes undercover to do so.The Eraser Who Tried to Rub Out Batman!Standing outside a department store window display, Bruce Wayne is captivated by a giant eraser. Wayne is reminded of an old college classmate, one Lenny Fiasco. Prone to making mistakes at the black board, Wayne can only recall a single time he ever saw Fiasco without an eraser in his hands, at a winter carnival. Fiasco, tears brimming in his eyes, watched Wayne ride by with the "Ice Queen", a fellow classmate, and Fiasco's secret crush. Returning to Wayne Manor, Wayne is informed that the police commissioner has been desperately trying to contact Wayne, or rather, his alter-ego, Batman. Wayne, along with his youthful ward, Dick Grayson, as Batman and Robin, journey to the Riverside Bank, and a rendezvous with Commissioner Gordon. The bank robbery is but the latest in a string of crimes that has baffled Gordon. Somehow, the perpetrators have managed to commit these robberies without leaving a single bit of evidence behind. The Batman conducts his own investigation of the crime scene, but can also turn up no clues. Stepping outside for some air, the caped crusader is mobbed by a group of autograph seeking groupies, all but one of whom completely ignore his sidekick, Robin. Suddenly, a model of Batman crashes at his feet. Believing it to be a distress signal, the dynamic duo scales the building wall, to the window the model fell from, and discover a charity auction in the midst of being robbed by masked gunmen. Batman and Robin quickly subdue the would-be robbers. A quick search of the men produces a newspaper that ignites at the Batman's touch. The paper turns out to be a copy of "The Secret Underground", a criminal publication that offers tips on committing crimes. Of particular interest is an advertisement from a man called "The Eraser", who offers to eliminate any and all crime scene evidence, for a mere 20% of the profits. Batman and Robin go undercover to flush the Eraser out into the open.Batman's cover identity is that of an organ grinder, with Robin cast in the role of the monkey. With the co-operation of the Gotham City Police Department, Batman, as the organ grinder, burglarizes a jewelry store. Robin is left behind to serve as back-up, in case Batman runs into trouble. In the process of robbing the store's safe, the "organ grinder" is startled by the sudden presence of the Eraser. The bizarre villain removes his helmet and begins erasing all the evidence the "organ grinder" has left in the commission of this crime. Batman is stunned to see that the face behind the Eraser's helmet is that of Lenny Fiasco, his old college classmate. Unfortunately, Fiasco also recognizes the "organ grinder" as Bruce Wayne, by the signature scent of his shaving lotion. Fiasco confesses his love, to Wayne, for Celia Smith, The Ice Queen of the Winter Carnival. When Wayne "took" her from Fiasco, the brokenhearted collegian left the academic life behind for a life of crime. Now, the class joke who was always erasing his own mistakes, is cleaning up by erasing the mistakes of Gotham City's criminal element. Wayne pleads with Fiasco to reconsider the path he's chosen, but Fiasco gasses Wayne into unconsciousness, and carries his hated rival to his secret hideout. Fiasco has engineered an exact recreation of the Winter Carnival, complete with life sized figures of Wayne and Smith, carved from ice. Wayne is placed inside his own figurine and left to slowly freeze to death. Wayne uses his escape artist skills to free himself from his icy coffin. The Boy Wonder arrives, providing Wayne with the necessary distraction to switch to Batman. The Dynamic Duo uses Fiasco's ice sculptures as cover, as they close with the Eraser, and his gunsels. In short order, the villains are put down. In prison, Batman and Robin gift Fiasco with the giant eraser, from the department store window. By the time Fiasco erases the mistakes of his life, his sentence will be ended.The Ten Best-Dressed Corpses in Gotham City!In the office of Police Commissioner Gordon, Batman and Robin meet with Matt Whitson, the publisher of the magazine, Squire. Every year, Squire releases a "Ten Best-Dressed Men of Gotham City" list. Prior to the release of this year's publication, the first three men on the list, Charles Lowry, Deems Davis, & Terrence Green, have all died. All within the last week. The next name on the list is that of Batman's alter-ego, Bruce Wayne. As they exit the police precinct, Batman tells Robin that, just that morning, he was nearly killed, as Wayne, when he suddenly lost control of his car and drove off into a ravine. With the killer believing that Wayne has perished, Batman and Robin rush to inform the fifth man, Hampden Dennis, of his peril. Dennis brushes off the potential danger, and goes about his business. Batman and Robin tail Dennis to a seedy area of Gotham City. When Dennis' chauffeur enters a building through the basement entrance, then emerges carrying a metal box, Batman reveals his presence. Dennis and the chauffeur attack Batman and Robin, but are quickly defeated. At police headquarters, Dennis is revealed to be the secret king of Gotham City's numbers rackets. While his arrest is a real coup for Commissioner Gordon, it doesn't bring Batman any closer to catching the killer.As Dennis' arrest has only just occurred, Batman reasons that the killer would have no way of knowing that Dennis is safe and sound in the Gotham City jail. Batman and Robin travel to Dennis' home, in the hopes of catching the killer. The Dynamic Duo split up to search the house. When Robin enters the sauna, the door locks behind him, and the room begins filling with scalding hot steam. Robin radios Batman for immediate assistance. As Batman races to the sauna to rescue the Boy Wonder, he is ambushed by the killer. Though the killer has gotten the drop on Batman, the Caped Crusader manages to dodge the killer's bullet, before beating the man down. Once Robin has been released from the trap meant for Dennis, Batman attends to the killer, Matt Whitson. During the Korean War, Whitson had been taken prisoner and, in an act of cowardice, betrayed his countrymen. It had been Whitson's secret for years, until Deems Davis, the author, uncovered the truth while researching for a book about the war. Deems opted to blackmail Whitson, prompting Whitson to kill Deems. By blind chance, Charles Lowry, the architect, perished in a genuine accident, earlier that same week. Lowry's death inspired Whitson to begin staging accidents for the other men on the list, in the hopes of leading the police astray in their investigation of Deems' death. Unfortunately for Whitson, while he may have outfoxed the police, he was no match for Batman.

It’s the battle of the coffee shops, and it looks like there is no end in sight for this crazy caffeine war. Margaret and Eileen get ready to fight the war but it looks like Mordecai and Rigby might have a plan to help…to hopefully help…it might help but really, it’s just going to be a lot of fun.List of covers and their creators:CoverNameCreator(s)Sidebar LocationACover AAndy Hirsch1BCover BKatie McDermott2CCover CT. Zysk3REUnlocked retailer Exclusive CoverDustin Nguyen4