Jane's Defence Weekly no other publication is as accurate at pinpointing geopolitical threats, revealing new weapons technology and analysing military activity across the world. Reputed for finding the facts and expert interpretations of what we see on the ground, at sea, and in the air.

No other publication is as accurate at pinpointing geopolitical threats, revealing new weapons technology and analysing military activity across the world. Reputed for finding the facts and expert interpretations of what we see on the ground, at sea, and in the air.

A supercop story with a human touch, Painkiller Jane tells the story of police officer Jane Vasko, killed by mob violence, and brought back through “some weird voodoo” as the nearly indestructible scourge of the underworld, Painkiller Jane. Ironically, Jane’s invincibility leaves her emotionally hollow and in intense psychic suffering—almost suicidal sometimes. Her inner conflicts and turmoil add an overlay of drama and humanity to her grim quest for vengeance and justice. The multilayered story of Painkiller Jane was launched by creators Joe Quesada and Jimmy Palmiotti, but deftly developed by Mark Waid and Brian Augustyn. Art by Rick Leonardi and Palmiotti and a beautiful full-color treatment make Painkiller Jane one of the standout independent titles of the mid-1990s.

It was founded by Fred T. Jane in 1898 who had begun by sketching ships as an enthusiast, and this gradually developed into an encyclopedic knowledge, culminating in the publishing of All the World's Fighting Ships (1898).

Jane's Attack Squadron is a next generation World War II flight combat simulation where take control of a number of pivotal battles in the European Theater of Operations, from either the Allied or Axis side. Missions include air strikes on a wide range of targets including warships, subs, trains, tanks, airfields, and factories. Other mission types add variety, and include Patrol, Intercept, and Strategic Bombing.