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DC Comics pulls out plugs from the new Red Hood series and has been announced as a spinoff of Batman’s mature leader. It’s just one problem. Red Food #1 hit the store on September 10th, but DC notified retailers that #2, #3 orders have been cancelled with future installments orders. Also, retailers will be credited for all copies of issue #1, including those already sold. Future issues have already been removed from League of Comic Geeks. Originally announced in July 2025, Red Hood was intended to be a continuous monthly series set in the main DC universe. The plot features…
Next month, when Ryan Parrott, Nick Cotton and Abel launch a brand new Rogue Sun arc, Spawnmania and the massive Veveres will clash. Kicking off with Rogue Sun #30, this issue marks a milestone moment with the arrival of Todd MacFarlane’s iconic medieval spawn. The story is flashed back in 1383. There, John of York (known as the medieval spawn) comes out to destroy a terrifying creature called withered ones. But he is not the only person in the hunt. Caleb Hawthorne, the legendary knight Sun, and his squire also joined the pursuit, causing an epic conflict between two of…
Certainly, there are many great comics released every week. But sometimes its most special title hits the shelf, and it feels like you’re watching memorable talent step up or combine cultural moments. It’s a very often edgy, heartfelt little book called Blood Honey, the latest in author artist Shawn Peacock. The stars of Blood Honey are Vanessa de la Mora and Edgar St. Clair, the most popular couples in the “Burton-style” world at Manderray Reserve High School. But rather than being in love with young (and really climbing the high school hierarchy as the king and queen of Homecoming), Vanessa…
Series co-writer Joseph Illidge teases how explosive the showdown is. “This is a battle that we promised readers from day one! Both Blood Letter and Spawn are former spies. Tim and I knew we had to mix the atrocities with a bit of diving. Tasha Thornwall from Blood Letter is Haitian and South American, so she spawns with Creole magic and speaks in her native language. There is no translation here. You see these two mystics in battle from afar, so the strength of the words associated with their actions tell you what you need to know. Storytelling by artist…
Oni Press, in partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products, is the first issue in a six-part series that spins directly from Rick and Morty: The End #1, this summer’s Rick and Morty vs. The Universe event. This time, Rick and Morty don’t just stand up to impossible odds. They stare at the literal end of everything, including each other. And yes, the title means exactly what it’s saying. After more than a decade of adventure and over 100 issues, the end begins here, and is brought to life by writer Daniel Kibblesmith (Loki) and artist Jarrett Williams (Speed…
Disney’s iconic 1994 film The Lion King returns to a new comic series published by Dynamite Comics from author/artist Edwingalmon, which will be released on November 12th, 2025. The Lion King marks Garmon’s writing debut, having previously performed artwork and covers for multiple dynamite titles such as Lilo & Stitch, Stitch, Giantsize Wacky Races, The Terminator, and Thundercats: Cheetara. “It’s a humble experience to have the honor and opportunity to work together proudly in the Lion King franchise. This is where my childhood imagination meets my adult craftsmanship and I hope people are really enjoying the stories we cooked!” Garmont…
Free Planet by author Aubrey Sitterson and artist Jed Dorgerty is a space epic that has all its own, including action, romance and a vast story focused on free security guards trying to keep this new democracy alive. Sitterson and Doerty catch up with the Beat and talk about how the Free Planet is a new approach to comics not only in the story but also in the visual, and the upcoming Free Planet #5 came out at the comic store on September 10th. This interview has been edited. Javier Perez: I would like to ask about its approach to…
This October, the X-Men will be cast into a dark new future with Age of Revelation, an event that will jump through the Marvel universe ten years away. In this world, Doug Ramsey, the heir to the Apocalypse, rules the mutant utopia while the rest of the earth is wrapped around it from the devastating X-virus. Expect a bold reshape of Marvel’s mutant line as shocking twists, unlikely alliances, and brand new series spins from this dystopian future. SAGA begins with Jed Mackay and Ryan Stegman’s X-Men: Age of Revelation Overture #1, and branches out into 16 interconnected Issue 3…
Mike Mignola is working with Ray Allen (the town with one million eyes) of Ray Allen (the town with one million eyes) for the supernatural western that expands the world of Hellboy. Carmen Red Claw: Berry of the Beast, the Four Islands series, leads to the legacy of Lobster Johnson, combining classic folk tales with Migno Laverse. Co-authored by Mignora and Allen, Allen’s art, Michelle Madsen’s colours, and Clem Robbins’ letters. So, what is Carmen’s red nail? Carmen Red Claw, a descendant of the infamous El Bogavante, roams the territory of New Mexico in the 1870s for shapeshift guns. Her…
At New York Comic Con, IDW is offering fans an Ashkamp preview of teenage mutant Ninja Turtles #13. I was fortunate to see the ink and lettering early. It’s only six pages long, but it was enough to get me excited about what’s coming to this new era for the turtle. First impression (no spoilers) Freddie E. Williams II, who debuted as an interior artist in the main TMNT series, is not disappointed. His crowd scenes are packed with details, and the nuances of each turtle’s appearance are truly pop. Raphael’s mask has an attractive, pointy edge that adds a…