Note: Included in the hardback "Archie Marries..." book by this publisher.

Note: Reprints Archie 600-607 (Archie, 1962 series) and includes supplemental material.

Note: by Frank Herbert; adapted by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson; illustrators: Raúl Allén and Patricia Martín; contribution by Bill Sienkiewicz

Note: By Abby Howard

Note: Nominated for a "Best Publication for Teens" Eisner Award.

Note: Book about pre-code horror comics of the 1950s.

Note: Nathan Hale is the name of the author/artist, as well as the historical person who was hanged by the British during the Revolutionary War. The historical Hale acts as a host for the series, telling tales from history (usually U.S. history) to the hangman who is about to hang him and the British soldier who is guarding him, who offer commentary. No time seems to pass as the tales are told, so this small cast of recurring characters are always on the hangman's platform, telling and listening to tales from history. The series has no explicit age guidelines, but is marketed to a primary school and young adult audience. Despite the treatment to appeal to a younger audience, the subjects are generally covered rather in depth.