Vertigo's most skin-crawling series crashes to an apocalyptic conclusion as the boys (and girls) of Bug Bee Gone fight the battle they always knew was coming: humanity's last stand against the chaos o... (more)

Part 2 of "Bug Brothers Forever." The eclipse of Saturn is coming fast, and that means the ancient bug god Kheperon is ready to return to Earth. That leaves the Bug-Bee crew no time to mourn a fallen ... (more)

Part 1 of "Bug Brothers Forever." The bug-god Atan (returned to Earth in the form of Henry's depraved ex-partner AJ) and his army of Mayan Hissers begin a massive attack. They need one last key to ope... (more)

John Lucas provides guest art for the stand-alone story "Raising Ché." The teen years are tough for Mrs. Perez's newly adolescent son Danielo. His first girlfriend awakens an emerging sense of hi... (more)

Laura learns an age-old lesson in how power corrupts — and how the only thing worse than power is finding out you never really had any. When she realizes that the Koribati Islanders have been ma... (more)

Of all the weird things Henry James has witnessed at Bug-Bee-Gone, the resurrection of his dead, drug-addled, demented partner, A.J., is the weirdest. Now, for the first time, the truth behind A.J.'s ... (more)

Original series artist Tony Moore returns for a stand-alone issue! Stretch and Henry draw a plum assignment aboard a cruise ship. But their working vacation turns to watery weirdness as they battle an... (more)

The explosive conclusion of "Crossfire and Collateral," the most skin-crawling EXTERMINATORS arc yet! Henry and Stretch must form an unlikely alliance with the drug kingpin Otiz to have any hope of es... (more)

Part 4 of "Crossfire and Collateral." Henry and Stretch find themselves trapped in a warehouse with a pile of weapons, two angry drug dealers and, gathering outside, a vast army of Mayan Hissers ̵... (more)

The Bug-Bee boys go to war in Part 3 of "Crossfire and Collateral!" The Mutated Mayan Hissers are somewhere in the bowels of L.A., ready to unleash their assault on our civilization. But the Extermina... (more)

Guest art by Darick Robertson! Faced with overwhelming odds, the Bug-Bee crew locks and loads for its apocalyptic showdown with the invading Mayan Hisser army, while in the Ocran boardroom, the newly ... (more)

The creepiest Exterminators arc yet starts here, with gleefully gruesome guest art by premier penciller Darick Robertson (TRANSMETROPOLITAN, THE BOYS). Crone's operation to flood the streets of L.A. w... (more)

Part 1 of the 2-part "Showdown at Scatshot" featuring guest art by Ty Templeton. Stretch and Saloth attend an exterminators convention where, as at any convention, the real, sordid drama takes place a... (more)

Concluding the 4-part "Lies of Our Fathers." Laura makes a major career move that puts her in a position to help Henry stop the flood of illegal Draxx into the city's poorest neighborhoods. But how sh... (more)

"Lies of Our Fathers," Part 3 of 4. Secrets from Henry's prison past are catching up with him. Crone is determined to take the Brotherhood in an insidious new direction. And he's going to make Henry a... (more)

"Lies of Our Fathers," Part 2 of 4. A nemesis from the darkest period of Henry's past is determined to force his way back into Henry's life. Now Henry has a problem even more dangerous than the vermin... (more)

Part 1 of the new 4-part story "Lies of our Fathers." The Bug-Bee-Gone boys bury one of their own and another remains missing, but nature waits for no man, so the business of bug-killing mus... (more)

Concluding the 2-part "Brother #38," featuring skin-crawling guest art by Mike Hawthorne. A chance encounter with an old associate threatens to destroy Saloth's romance with Professor Neal &... (more)

Part 1 of the 2-part "Brother #38," featuring guest; Art by Mike Hawthorne (Queen and Country, Umbra). The mysterious Dr. Saloth reveals an unexpected romantic side as he courts his would-be... (more)

The calamitous conclusion of the 4-part "Insurgency." Nothing is more deadly than a militia of insects willing to kill themselves for a cause. The Bug-Bee boys discover that the cause is to ... (more)