Bastard's Waltz #2: Two Snakes

Amp is brand new to the supervillain game. Young, powerful, but woefully inexperienced, he holds a secret that grants him an invitation few in his position ever have... Leviathan, the most powerful villain in the world, has put out the word. He's looking for the ideal candidate to add to his criminal empire. Villains, from shadowy assassins and diabolical geniuses to professional thieves and ev

Collecting the first three issues of the hit indie supervillain series, Breakneck: Knives Out introduces D-list supervillain Ethan Shade, as he becomes the target for every superhero on the planet.

Captain Supreme has strength, speed, an unabashedly noble heart - but not the lucrative sponsorships and merchandising deals the other superheroes have. When the bank forecloses on his Hall of Significance, Captain Supreme and his sidekick are forced to move in with his parents, just in time for his high school reunion. They say you can't go home again, but sometimes, you have to. Cover by Amanda

You know what the problem with being a supervillain is? Superheroes. Simon Zandt was Blacknight. He was never really a world-shaker but he mixed it up. In the end, it just didn't pay. So he took off his mask, took the little money he'd managed to save and started up a shy business. He loans money, he collects it back. He's still got his powers but you don't need it to beat up some degener