This special expanded edition of "The Royals" features extra commemorative images of the royal couple. The wedding of the century is nearly here, and the media attention has exploded. Get in early and grab a front-row seat for an in-depth look behind the curtain at the Prince and his soon to be bride. Kate Middleton and Prince William of Wales have become global celebrities, and this issue will show you who these people are, giving you a closer look than those photos can ever show you. Be here for the comic event of the year.

Live from Bluewater, it's Saturday Night That's right, Saturday Night Live, television's longest-running, highest-rated, most-awarded sketch comedy show is the latest subject of COMICS. From the Not Ready For Prime Time Players to the cultural relevance of modern day America, COMICS: SNL takes you on a four decade-long journey through television history.

50 Cent''s life is as dramatic as any of his songs. Bluewater takes a look at the rapper''s life, his feuds and, most importantly, his music. This new comic series has been featured in "Rolling Stone," "E! Entertainment Television," "New York Times" and thousands more sites.

Anne Rice's uniquely gothic, sensuous, and existential approach redefined the modern vampire mythology. Shaped by personal tragedies, critical successes and failures, and a fervent rediscovery of her Catholic roots, Rice has penned over 27 novels from supernatural to historical tomes, erotica and religious themes. But Anne Rice's life is just as interesting as the tales she spins. This expanded collector's version includes several special extras including a pictorial tour of Rice's beloved New Orleans, a brief overview of the origins of the vampire myth, and an illustrated bibliography.

One of the most popular singers of the decade. Katy Perry is the focus of this biography graphic novel. See her rise to fame that will empower girls of all ages. She has been featured on the hit fox show "GLEE" to winning the Grammy Award.

At the end of the 1970 years Keith Haring decorates the walls of the subway tunnels in New York with simple, two-dimensional characters. His tag is "The Radiant Child." In contrast to the graffiti scene, which consists of little more than repetitions of such tags, Keith develops a diverse language of symbols. They seem to be mystic messages. In 1990 Haring dies, aged 31, from AIDS.