Clay Griffith

Hundereds of innocent people are helpless to the impending doom heading their way from beneath the sea. Will the U.S.S. Carlson make it in time to save countless lives? Will disgraced Navy Captain Shepard and his scientist side-kick Faust find a way to destroy the monster for good this time? Find out in the second issue of It Came From Beneath the Sea… Again!, the continuation of the 1950s cult flick.

Captain Shepard joins forces with the ghosts of his past to banish the that pesky mutant sea creature that just refuses to die. However, something even more sinister awaits…

Deep in central Africa, Allan Quatermain must join forces with his former enemy, the sorcerer Lokongoi, to escape the bloody power of Bwana Nzige. With a small band of refugees, Quatermain makes his way into the treacherous Congo forest, with death all around. But Quatermain's new ally may have a secret more terrifying than any he has ever encountered.

Deep in central Africa, Allan Quatermain must join with his former enemy, the sorcerer Lokongoi, to escape the bloody power of Bwana Nzige. With a small band of refugees, Quatermain makes his way into the treacherous Congo forest, with death all around. But Quatermain's new ally may have a secret more terrifying than any he has ever encountered.

The thing from beneath the seas just won't die! Don't miss the thrilling conclusion to It Came From Beneath the Sea… Again! as Navy Captain Shepard engages in one last life-and-death battle with the ocean's most terrifying predator.

Nelson Mandela of South Africa is one of the most important figures of the last century. He was symbol of the struggle against racial and political oppression, and a model for sustaining that struggle with grace and decency. Born into an elite family of the Thembu people, Mandela could have had an elevated place under European control, but he chose a different route. He became a successful lawyer, political activist, national leader, fugitive guerrilla, and finally a prisoner of South...

Nelson Mandela of South Africa is one of the most important figures of the last century. He is a symbol of the struggle against racial and political oppression, and a model for sustaining that struggle with grace and decency. Born into an elite family of the Thembu people, Mandela could have had an elevated place under European control, but he chose a different route. He became a successful lawyer, political activist, national leader, fugitive guerrilla, and finally a prisoner of South...