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Courtesy of Marvel Comics, AIPT can share the preview page for Doctor Strange #450 on September 3rd. Derek Randy headlines include Roger Stern and J. Michael Strakinski, the most influential authors of the two characters, and many superstar artistic talents, including Ron Lim and Ivan Fiorelli. That’s not all. Check out the preview page below! As chaos grabs Asgard, Doctor Strange’s life is about to change forever. But when he stands at the threshold of his true journey into mystery, it turns out that the past hasn’t happened much with him yet… Fan-favorite creator reveals Stephen Strange’s untold stories of…

James Tynion IV and Letizia Cadonici’s Truth of Truth #32 have a new kind of villain, but this one doesn’t come from a suspicious government office or has no badges. He does not even exist beyond the realm of hallucinating and drug-induced dream states. Covered by shadows (is he wearing a shadow?), Hatman’s office is actually your own bedroom in the middle of the night. His visits are often unwanted (though some people try to “contact” him), and the experience is usually frightening. All you need to do is a dangerous amount of antihistamines or cold medicine. Image Comic There…

Mold typeMinacher: Nick BorelliDesigned by Patrick ClottyPublisher: PEOW2/$25June 2025 Mold Mold is an artist’s monograph edited from works by custom miniature makers. “Conversion” kit basher and creepy tinker. Enthusiasts. You should see his workspace. Nick Borelli’s works are just as overwhelming. Nightmare human forms are often very mutated and no longer recognized as people. This is similar to a generator. A goofy flash mass mini. Despite its inexplicability, it’s stupid. Glossy, charming and unique. Each creature tells a story, so pause your sanity and listen. Mold Mold is located at the boundary between the artist’s catalogue and the creature’s grand…

Unveiled to retailers during San Diego Comic-Con, Marvel can tap on bestselling artist Inhyuklee to rethink the iconic Marvel character in sophisticated techwear-inspired fashion with a new line of bold street variant covers and hit the issue chosen this November. Known for his impressive digital illustration and fashion talent, Lee blends the iconography of a superhero with futuristic and functional designs, offering a stylish new look that fans like Spider-Man, Avengers, X-Men, Fantastic Four, and Doctor Doom. “It was an honor to have created a street variant cover for Marvel,” Lee shared. “I started my career as a character designer…

Over the past 20 years, comic writer Dan Slot has had a very prolific career with Marvel, most notably the prominent run that has written the publisher’s mark character Spider-Man. He’s no longer exclusive to Marvel, so Slot returned to DC Comics earlier this year, writing an iconic superhero dressed in yet another major colour outfit, and unveiling a brand new Superman Unlimited ongoing series. At San Diego Comic-Con, I had the opportunity to sit with the slot and discuss everything, including his thoughts on the new film, the introduction of a new superpower for The Man of Steel, and…

Following the fall of Miss Truthdale and Hyperborea in the hit 2023 series, legendary Hellboy creator Mike Mignora and artist Jesse Ronergan (Best of the Man) are working together again in the next chapter of the saga. This fourth-issue miniseries written by Mignola features art and colours by Ronergan and letters by Clem Robbins, but also features main and variant covers by Ronergan. “Since putting together the BPRD series, I’ve become more and more interested in exploring the origins of Hellboy’s universe,” said Mignora. “I don’t dream of telling the rise of humans without Jesse Ronergan’s incredible storytelling ability. The…

Earlier this year, 10 Speed published a non-fiction graphic novel, “The Short History of a Long War: The Battle against Russian Rule in Ukraine.” Today, this beat can reveal the unforgettable American version of the book by Ukrainian artists Ilia Vus and Ivan Kipivida. The long short history of the war was written by Ukrainian scholar, activist and award-winning journalist Mariam Nayem. In addition to examining the 2014 Russian-Crane war that led to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022, this is just a recent demonstration of Russian Ukraine’s oppression – Nayem examines how Russia and the Soviet government were exposed…

Avengers of Truth Trap! Author: Chip KiddArtist: Michael ChoPublisher: Abrams ComicartsPublication date: August 2025 Was there a time in recent memories that caused superheroes to evoke more real hope and inspiration than this summer? The audience responded fiercely to the optimism and pleas of a better world, both in Superman and Fantastic Four. It is based on two of the most influential comics in the history of the genre. A few years after people were the most imaginative ideas for this genre, being superheroes using the power of Gory Debauchery, superheroes are once again inspiring… Hope? Two of the most…

Digital Comics Reading Platform GlobalComix has announced a major upgrade to PanelfLow™ technology. It introduces a suite of intuitive, AI-assisted tools aimed at enhancing storytelling, while firmly prioritizing the ethical use of artificial intelligence. Overhaul introduces smarter object detection, SAM assist integration and creator-first design, marking what the company calls a “transformative” leap for digital comics. Don’t know what all of this means? Continue reading. New Panelflow™ is a redesigned framework of AI-assisted framework that helps creators frame Comic panels more easily, leading readers to the story and frame readers more easily without relying on generative AI or training them…

Fantagraphics has released a new book by influential (and controversial) cartoonist Robert Crumb and Tales of Paranoia, scheduled for November. The book is the first of 81 years old since Mystic Funnies #3 in 2002, and consists of 12 short comics, “Mixing Memoirs, Controversy, Neurology, and Conspiracy,” including the late finale of the 1993 series Dirty Laundry. The story of Paranoia cover art by Robert Crumb The single-handed cartoonist who returned in 1967 at the age of 81 and invented an alternative comic form for first-person anthology on his own, still infuriated with the world and himself, still portraying like…