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(c) 2025 Viz Media Omega Volume 2 PalaceStory and Art: fumi tsuyuhisaPublisher: Viz MediaImprint: Sublime (Print & Digital)Translation: Adrienne BeckRetouching and lettering: Gwen ButlerPublication date: May 13, 2025Rating: Mature (uncensored)Genre: Manga, Boy’s Love, Omegaverse The war destroyed the land of Hanu. Ilia, Omega’s husband of King Khalid, flees to a safe shelter after hearing rumors that Khalid’s death and that Khalid’s brother Zayn will take the throne. Eight years have passed since Ilia devoted herself to protecting the people of Hanu. (c) 2025 Viz Media Their reunion feels sweet and brings a sense of security as both Ilia and Khalid…

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Dynamite Comics provided us with details on the third trade paperback in the ongoing incredible Thundercats series. Declan Shalvey and Drew Moss have knocked it out for a year with Thundercats, and fans can read Thundercats Volume 3: Apex, Collecting Issues #11-15 Thundercats Volume 3: Apex Collected 3rd installment. From solicitation: Available in both hardcover and trade paperback editions, Thundercats Volume 3: Apex features breathtaking cover art by renowned artist Lucio Parrillo, as well as paperback Declan Shalvey. This 128-page collection offers a thrilling third major arc from author Declan Charby and artist Drew Moss, leading to a stunning revelation…

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Following the big numbers in the release of Death of the Planet, the bad idea has unveiled Cal de Sac, a new horror title with Mike Carrey and illustrator Jonathan Wayshack’s creative team. Writer Matt Kint and artist David Raffam are set to return to The Hero Trade Universe in a new two-part story of Hero Trade: Project Chimera #1. Bad ideas are known for their uncooperative approach to publicity, and both of these new titles have a very fun variation of Cul de Sac and The Hero Trade: Project Chimera #1, both coming to the local comic shop on…

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This beat is proud to reveal Monster High’s cover and seek information: House Hunter, a new five island biweekly series that will arrive this September in time for Halloween. In this miniseries from author Ben Khan and artist Sonia Riao, Ghoolfriend decides to check out the skaabub of “Normie” just to discover that things have not appeared. Plus, IDW is making fun of the introduction of brand new characters into the franchise! Editor Riley Farmer teased: House Halters is a Wild Ride. We all had some suspicious skaabumbu experiences, but Ben Khan and Sonia Riao bring things to a new…

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For those who maintain their score, the ultimate universe already had three major ends. Ultimate, the end, the big change. There are no doubt four if you include Spider-Man’s death. And the smaller mini-ends of individual series are like “decomposition,” “World War I X,” “Split,” and almost the entire run of Jonathan Hickman in most ultimates. You can probably find a little more if you want. If anything, the ultimate universe was undoubtedly superior to offering the level of destruction and death that is often unprecedented in the Main Line 616. And then they pick up themselves, shuffle the status…

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It’s only two months away from the release of Fantastic Four. This is the first step. Needless to say, the bar is pretty low as attempts to adapt Marvel’s first family didn’t work. In any case, the film’s marketing campaign is already in full swing. When appropriate, the first wave of Funco Fantastic Four: First Step numbers have been revealed today. As teased in the latest trailer, the birth of Franklin Richards, the child of Mr. Fantastic (Pedro Pascal) and the invisible woman (Vanessa Kirby) become the main plot points. The invisible female Funko figures also include a minifigure of…

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Superman won the new Five Island Black Label series this August: Superman: W. Cryptonite spectrum from Maxwell Prince, Martin Morazzo and Chris O’Halolan. This sounds like a perfect fit for DC’s more experimental black label line. The Prince/Morazzo/Ohaloran team is the heart behind the quirky, surreal, Eisner nominated Ice Cream Man. This time, they have Superman submit to every flavor of Kryptonite under the yellow sun, in a story that looks like a take that is very different from the usual steel fare. W. Maxwell Prince said in a statement: “We’ve cultivated a reputation for a rather central experiment when…

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Marvel Comics revealed the Imperial War, a five-one-shot line tied to the upcoming Cosmic Event series Imperial by Jonathan Hickman and others. The first two specials co-authored by Hickman will consist of Black Panther by Victor Laval and Cahuo, Black Panther by Stephanie Phillips and Emilio Lyso and Planet Che Hulk. Covered by Francesco Mortalino Wakanda’s intergalactic empire is on fire from all aspects of the Imperial War: Black Panther! T’Challa, who has condemned the assassination that launched an all-out Galactic War, needs to survive the brutal attacks from the world destroyers Hulk and Amadeus Cho before he can even…

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A summary of some business news from the week: Rebellion joins Lunar This week another publisher declared the moon: Rebellion Publishing, home of 2000 AD, the UK Comics Treasury has signed a non-exclusive agreement with the monthly distribution to distribute directly to the market. The new partnership means that the rebellion will share a core backlist with the moon’s retailer for the first time over the summer. Ben Smith, the head of the rebellion for film, television and publishing, said of the partnership: “We look forward to welcoming Rebellion Publishing to The Lunar Family, a name synonymous with high quality…

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never say never. The aftermath comic is back! In late 2022, I filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy (along with sister companies Rive Gauche and Media Production Entity) amidst the usual messy debt and unpaid creators. Since then, it seemed like the company has fallen into a “dead, a category that you don’t actually remember,” but you came out of Chapter 11 and filed a plan to get out of bankruptcy a few months ago, and this week they made it official. The plan has hundreds of pages of filing, and the graphics policy has a breakdown, but not an approved version,…

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