Vaughan, Brian K

Six children spy on their parents during a meeting and learn their mothers and fathers belong to a secret criminal society known as The Pride.

"Follows four newspaper delivery girls from the year 1988 who uncover the most important story of all time"--Back cover.

The Runaways must defeat an alien invader in Los Angeles, and then their adventures take them to New York to help Cloak and Dagger overcome a false accusation.

"The end is here. After surviving adventures in their past, present and future, the Paper Girls of 1988 embark on one last journey"--Back cover.

The Runaways are suspicious of a secret super-villain society, and Molly Hayes must survive a night alone on the streets of Los Angeles.

Once the evil Pride is gone from Los Angeles, every villain in the Marvel Universe is looking to fill the void and it is up to the Runaways to stop them. Then, a new team of young superheroes shows interest in the Runaways.

The Runaways welcome a stranger into their midst, only to learn he harbors a shocking secret that endangers them all. Then, the young mutants have an encounter with crimefighters Cloak and Dagger, once teenage runaways themselves, who have been sent to catch them.

A group of six young mutants, having discovered their parents are all secretly super-powered villains, run away from home and embark on a series of adventures, fueled by their desire to thwart their legacy of evil.

Collects issues forty-three through forty-eight of "Y: The Last Man" comics in which Yorick Brown, the last remaining man on Earth four years after a plague that killed all male mammals, teams up with a government operative and a biochemist to find and rescue his monkey Ampersand, whose DNA may hold the key to restoring the male population.

Yorick Brown, an unmotivated man who is the last of his kind, travels with his monkey, Ampersand, and searches for his girlfriend while traveling aboard a ship in the Pacific with Agent 355 and Dr. Allison Mann, who are trying to figure out the key to the future of humanity.