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Marvel Comics has released Hulk: Smash Everything, a fifth issue series written by Hugo Award-winning Ryan North. As promised in the title, the book continues with the Hulk until he discovers that he will “pass through space and hit his own path beyond the limits of reality” in every battle! ” Hulk: Hit all Adam Kubert cover art Guaranteed smash hit! Is the Hulk really the strongest? Certainly he is stronger than most people… but is he really stronger than everything? dinosaur? planet? gravity? The power of the universe? When the Hulk says he will take on all comers in…
Writer Frank J. Barbiere (Five Ghosts, Violent Love) and artist Morgan Beam (Swamp Thing: Twin Branch, You belong here) are joining forces for a new, ongoing metafiction fantasy series, which will be released by Image Comics in October. Premiering as the 40-page extra-length debut issue and featuring various covers of Shimizu and Jorge Corona, the series follows the failed author Hector Ramirez, who was offered the opportunity for a life-changing career. Unfortunately, there is much more to this deal that Hector recognizes. Beat chatted with Barbiere and Beem about upcoming titles. Deanna Destito: What inspired this story? Frank J. Barbiere:…
What happens when the magic of Christmas cozy clashes with a dark folk tale buried in pagan roots? This is a central issue of Yuletide, the new third issue of ONI Press, which was released in October this year, an extra-length comic series. Yuletide is the brains of writer George Nordie (best known for his fascinating work due to the renewal of CW and ONI EC comics) and artist Rachele Aragno (Leonide the Vampyr). Here you will follow three teenagers on Christmas in Pennsylvania, stumbling over ancient artifacts and unleashing hordes of terrifying holiday monsters. I think Goonies will meet…
It is often said that heroes are as good as their villains. If so, the shredder is the majority of why teenage mutant ninja turtles have endured them for so long. Regardless of the medium or duration, saki will always be a permanent thorn on the turtle’s side. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder #1 flips the script and asks, “What happens when there’s no leg clan or fighting turtle for Shredder to resort to?” Saki has returned from a long and challenging journey, so the answer slowly unfolds on the page Shredder #1. In his absence, he discovers that one…
Following a serial killer can be exciting. Perhaps because they want (or know) them to be caught. That certainly applies to the under a tree that no one sees: the ritual of spring. The first issue revealed that one brother of Sam’s murderers in the first series doesn’t stop until they find out what happened. Seeing monsters hidden in their appearance is unstable and magnetic. The sequel series to Patrick Horvath draws out its obsession with even more sober accuracy, especially after defeating the second issue. The first problem, my biggest complaint, the lack of the main character Sam -…
I was torn apart in the debut issue of the new series Sonja Reborn. This takes place in one of the multiverse alternative universes of Dynamite. I admire dynamite who wants to do something different to Red Sonja, but Christopher’s Priest and Alessandro Miracolo’s Sonjariborn #1 is a rocky start and introduces Margaret (Maggie) Sutherland. The two face off against the guts of the New York City subway, leading to Maggie taking Alice into Akirine, one of the most civilized kingdoms in the world of Robert E. Howard’s sword and magic. Yes, Maggie is now in Red Sonja, wearing her…
I get it: you’re jaded. You’ve been a comic fan for ages, and you’ve been subject to dozens and dozens of re-releases and anniversary celebrations. Some of these are your long-time faves, and others you’ve just discovered after 20 or 30 years. Either way, enough of these books end up landing somewhat flat — mere cash grabs without much significance or value beyond that inherent capitalistic ploy. Even the “good ones” often make you wonder why some new book wasn’t slated instead, But for a moment, open your hearts (and possible your wallets…) to the wonder of the forthcoming remastered…
In honor of National Dog Day, in time for Peanuts’ 75th anniversary, Abrams Comic Cart offers fans more than just a book. They celebrate the legacy of Charles M. Schultz in full. Today, aipt can exclusively view and share the extras that come with the book! Alongside the Essential Peanuts, a deluxe coffee table collection by award-winning author Mark Evanigier, fans can enjoy a special array of extras, from postcards and stickers to art prints and even facsimile comics. These memorabilia revealed here highlight the artistry and timeless humor of Schultz’s work, offering fans a new way to connect with…
Vault Comics has announced that Corin Howell’s hit Sapphic Horror Series Lilith will officially return in 2026 as an ongoing series. The second arc will be featured in the aftermath of a monster attack that fixed Penny’s bookstore. Michael offers a cheeky solution to cover repair costs. Create a sexy fundraising calendar. As Penny, Michael, Lilith and Benny work on the project, the group becomes closer and Lilith and Penny move forward in translating a mysterious book that holds the key to sending Lilith home. However, their progress is threatened as Penny approaches revealing Lilith’s true motivations and her dark…
Comes from Graphic Universe™ on September 9, 2025, absolutely everything captures the reality that is Damian Alexander’s vibrant, emotionally resonating intermediate graphic novel, often seen growing up in ADHD, which is often overlooked. The story follows Marcela, a quirky and lovable sixth grader trying to catch up with school, friendship and family, but it seems that she is constantly distracted and overwhelmed by why she finds life more difficult than anyone else, why herself is distracted and overwhelmed, homework forgotten, conversations wafting, even her best friend seems to be slipping down. When her parents announce that they are in motion,…