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Advances the 250th anniversary of America, Marvel Comics will release a bold new limited series in November 1776. The Five Islands Epic is written by comic book legend J. Michael Strakinski and features artwork by fan favorite illustrator Shawn Damien Hill, who was praised as a fan-favorite ronrim. First announced to retailers during San Diego Comic-Con, 1776 brings together a unique team of Marvel Heroes sent in time to the birth of the American Revolution. So they join forces with historical figures such as George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, and John Adams to ensure that history does not change. Combining superhero…

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Of all the incredible lore of the two films of Blade Runner, the fate of Las Vegas may be the most convincing. Enter Blade Runner Black Lotus: Las Vegas #1 on September 17th. In this all-new series, Elle, a deadly replicant combat model, is also known as The Black Lotus Killer. Her journey takes her to the irradiated ruins of Las Vegas. It is a sandy ghost town now haunted by the aftermath of a dirty bomb, and later appears in Blade Runner 2049. Blade Runner Black Lotus: Las Vegas #1 is a very noir story. Opens at the Labyrinthian…

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Written and illustrated by debut graphic novelist Anna Meyer, Saint Catherine launched First Second’s new adult-focused imprint, 23rd Street Books, in April 2025. As Meyer’s debut graphic novel, Saint Catherine struck the perfect balance, seamlessly weaving together spiritual introspection and bold visual narrative storytelling to reimagine the life of Catherine of Siena — part visionary, part activist, part rebel nun whose voice defied the constraints of her time. Through meticulous (and life-long) research, personal experience, and expressive, almost haunting illustrations, Meyer brings Catherine’s fervent faith and complex humanity to a contemporary audience in a way that’s bold, emotional, and refreshingly…

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(L-R) Ebon Moss-Bachrach as Ben Grimm/The Thing, Pedro Pascal as Reed Richards/Mister Fantastic, Vanessa Kirby as Sue Storm/Invisible Woman and Joseph Quinn as Johnny Storm/Human Torch in 20th Century Studios/Marvel Studios’ THE FANTASTIC FOUR: FIRST STEPS. Photo by Jay Maidment. © 2025 20th Century Studios / © and ™ 2025 MARVEL. I don’t begrudge anyone who found Fantastic Four First Steps a delightful film that evoked feelings of joy over the Fantastic Four. These OG Marvel characters have always had an endearing, old timey feel, and many fans have a big soft spot for them.   For myself, it was a…

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Welcome to another edition of Fantastic Five. This week, the ultimate absolute universe reigns supreme, each of whom has grabbed the perfect ten. Let’s reach the book! The Week’s Best Comics: August 7, 2025 #5: JSA #10 “JSA” #10 declares victory for the injustice association Although it’s not a perfect problem compared to JSA#8, JSA#10 is still a fun read. The cast of characters depicting this storyline is well chosen, with each hero playing an important role in the story. Similarly, despite some members still feeling out of place within the team like Scandal Savage, the group of villains that…

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At least, no one will run away from the skin police without a fight. We are excited to debut the exclusive first look of Skin Police 2#1, an explosive new jump-on point for ONI Press. Released on September 3rd, the four miniseries returns to a harsh, adrenaline-immersed future created by author Jordan Thomas (Mugshot) and artist Daniel Gete (Mars biker mouse). The first series began in October 2024. In a world haunted by black market clones called “Dupée,” the unstable doppelgangers – Agent Eckis and Sheen – who can quickly turn into bloodthirsty killers, are tasked with eliminating the threat…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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