A Few of The Titles On Sale:
- Blacksad
- Blacksad: A Silent Hell
- The Creep #0
- The Creep #1
- The Creep #2
- The Creep #3
- The Creep #4
- Crime Does Not Pay Archives Volume 1
- Crime Does Not Pay Archives Volume 2
- Frank Miller's Sin City Volume 1: The Hard Goodbye
- Frank Miller's Sin City Volume 2: A Dame to Kill For
- Frank Miller's Sin City Volume 3: The Big Fat Kill
- Frank Miller's Sin City Volume 4: That Yellow Bastard
- Grandville
- Grandville Mon Amour
- Grandville Bete Noire
- Mark Waid's The Green Hornet #1
- Mark Waid's The Green Hornet #2
- Mark Waid's The Green Hornet #3
- Mark Waid's Green Hornet #4
- The Green Hornet Annual #1
- The Green Hornet Annual #2
- Green River Killer: A True Detective Story
- Hound of the Baskervilles
To learn more, visit the official Crime Sale page on Dark Horse Comics.
About Dark Horse Comics
Dark Horse Comics was founded in 1986 by Mike Richardson as an offshoot of his Oregon comic-book retail chain, Things From Another World. Richardson pursued the idea of establishing an ideal atmosphere for creative professionals, and twenty-five years later the company has grown to become the third-largest comics publisher in the United States. In 2012, Dark Horse reestablished itself as the premier publisher of creator-owned and licensed content by kicking off the year with a New York Times number-one bestseller, Avatar: The Last Airbender, which quickly became a smash hit. Soon after, The Art of Mass Effect followed and swept video-game audiences off their feet. As Dark Horse’s comics continued to grow in print, Dark Horse Digital continued to grow in the consumer market, invading Nook, Kobo, and Kindle tablets, as well as producing a four-star Android app. Dark Horse Deluxe celebrated a record year as well, releasing the beloved Troll dolls back into the public, not to mention keeping fans busy with a series of highly collectible Game of Thrones products. Dark Horse’s creator-owned series saw a significant number of titles launched, including Matt Kindt’s MIND MGMT, Mike Mignola’s Hellboy in Hell, and Michael Avon Oeming’s The Victories. Perhaps the most celebrated launches came from acclaimed author Brian Wood, who began writing Conan the Barbarian along with his own series, The Massive, and finished the year with the announcement that he would be writing a new Star Wars series. Dark Horse Comics also took home five Eisner Awards in 2012, including Best Anthology for Dark Horse Presents.