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'Witchblade' #14 Kicks Off with New Story Arc - Will The Darkness Rise Again?

 Could this be the long-awaited re-emergence of Jackie Estacado?  As the countdown to the next Witchblade (2024) story arc intensifies, fan speculation regarding the return of The Darkness is reaching a fever pitch. Marguerite Bennett & Giuseppe Cafaro’s Witchblade (2024) #14 promises major revelations, a stunning new costume debut, and heavily rumored ties to The Darkness mythos that have speculators and lore-hunters on high alert. This highly collectible new issue is set to hit shelves this September from Image Comics. Following the events of Witchblade (2024) #13, New York City Police Detective Sara Pezzini returns to work while her partner clings to life, still reeling from the world-shattering events of last issue and coming to grips with the new nature of the Witchblade. In the City, a deadly serial killer is targeting the homeless, but the crime scenes reveal clues only Sara and the Witchblade can follow. How is a teenage conspiracy theorist involved i...

Matt Kindt's THEY'RE ALL TERRIBLE Returns with Stunning New DELUXE EDITION Cover

THEY'RE ALL TERRIBLE makes its highly anticipated return to comic shops on October 1st! BAD IDEA: New York Times best-selling writer Matt Kindt ( BRZRKR ) and powerhouse artist Ramon Villalobos ( X-MEN ) have combined their powers to deliver an ultra-violent, bloodthirsty barbarian epic for the ages. Launching to critical acclaim and fan fervor, THEY'RE ALL TERRIBLE took the comic world by storm. Now, the end is here. And make no mistake: you are not ready. Brace yourself for an epic conclusion years in the making. But first, we're giving you a chance to revisit the first two issues with in a massive 64-page THEY'RE ALL TERRIBLE Deluxe Edition #1-2 ! Because this much raw action can not be contained in a standard format. This 48-page goliath collects every skull-crushing page from the first two issues of THEY'RE ALL TERRIBLE , plus a brand-new BAD IDEA B-side— all wrapped up in a deluxe format featuring a stunning new cover by master illustrator and se...

'Supergirl' Writer Tom King Scripts Live-Action Archie Movie at Universal

Lord Miller, Emma Watts, and Archie Comics are producing, with blockbuster comics writer Tom King scripting In a competitive auction, Universal Pictures is developing a live-action film based on the iconic characters of Archie Comics, one of the comics industry’s longest-running publishers. Tom King ( Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, Lanterns ) will write the screenplay. Phil Lord, Christopher Miller, and Aditya Sood ( Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, The Lego Movie ) will produce the project through Lord Miller’s first look deal with Universal, along with Emma Watts, who brought the project to Lord Miller with King, and Archie Comics CEO and Publisher Jon Goldwater. “We are longtime fans of Archie, Veronica, Betty, and the gang in all of their iterations. When we heard Tom King’s take on the classic material, we instantly thought it made sense as an event movie for all audiences—both lifelong fans and a whole new generation. We’re so excited to bring these beloved character...

Groundbreaking Eisner Award-Winning 'All-Negro Comics' Remastered Paperback Features New Content

 The first comic created by African Americans, for African Americans Image Comics is pleased to present a gorgeously remastered milestone in comic book history, the Eisner Award-winning All-Negro Comics: America’s First Black Comic Book . It will be curated by writer/editor Chris Robinson and feature bonus essays to provide historical and cultural background to this momentous publication, a discussion guide for educators, and new comics by some of today’s most notable Black comics creators. All-Negro Comics: America’s First Black Comic Book hits shelves in trade paperback this November.  This new paperback edition features essays, comics, and prose from Eisner Award-winner Dr. Qiana Whitted ( EC Comics: Race, Shock, and Social Protest ), David Brothers ( Good Devils: Don’t Play Fair with Evil ), Shawn Pryor ( Fast Break ), Micah Peters ( The Ringer ), Zipporah Smith ( DC Power: Rise of the Power Company ), Samantha Guzmán (short story writer of "Visibly Invisible...

EXTENDED PREVIEW: David & Maria Lapham’s New Series 'Good as Dead'

 The New Crime-Horror Series for Fans of 'Stillwater' Debuts September 2025 Today Skybound and Image Comics unveiled a new look at interior pages from the all-new comic book series Good as Dead , from Eisner Award-winning comics icons David & Maria Lapham ( Stray Bullets ) and co-creators Chris Black (creator and showrunner, Monarch: Legacy of Monsters ) and David Alpert.   Set in the shadows of a seemingly quiet small town, Good as Dead is a simmering thriller packed with crime, justice, death, and long-buried secrets. The first issue of this haunting tale will debut in comic book shops on September 17, 2025.  The Emissary Bridge has always connected the citizens of Port Lindon to hope and opportunity. But when one man shockingly sets himself on fire, the bridge now brings something else to the town--CERTAIN DEATH.   As the town’s lead lawman, Sheriff David Calhoun will need to stay one step ahead of the forces looking to take his town apa...

Frank Miller Reunites with Todd McFarlane for a 'Spawn' Universe Cover for First Collaboration in Over Thirty Years

The Curse of Sherlee Johnson #3 debuts two iconic new variant covers from Miller and McFarlane on shelves this September This September The Curse of Sherlee Johnson #3 will deliver a landmark moment for the Spawn Universe and feature not one, but two jaw-dropping variant covers by comics legend Frank Miller, including a must-have collaboration with Spawn creator and Image Comics President Todd McFarlane himself.  The issue will include Miller’s latest variant as well as a rare joint edition with McFarlane the will mark their first time working together on cover art since 1994’s Wizard Magazine #32—and their first cover collaboration ever set within the Spawn Universe. Miller’s last artistic contribution to Spawn came in 2000 with his cover for Spawn #100. Now, 25 years later, he returns with a bold new variant cover, providing both pencils and inks, and finished with colors by Alex Sinclair. But the real collector's gem will be a 1:25 copy incentive black-and-white va...

Acclaimed MUTTS Cartoonist Patrick McDonnell Launches 'Adopt Love' Campaign To Raise Awareness for Pet Adoption and Fostering

MUTTS Joins Forces With Animal Care Centers of NYC, Muddy Paws Rescue, and Isabel Klee for a Month-Long Campaign this August Between his compassionate, heartfelt MUTTS comic strips, his 18 years as a member of the Board of Directors of the Humane Society of the United States, and his work on the board for the Fund for Animals, renowned cartoonist Patick McDonnell has spent his life helping and celebrating animals in need. To further this great effort, MUTTS is joining forces with Animal Care Centers of NYC, Muddy Paws Rescue, and Isabel Klee (@SimonSits) for the Adopt Love Campaign to raise awareness for pet adoption and fostering. Timed to coincide with Clear the Shelters Month, the Adopt Love campaign will feature new art from McDonnell, a giving campaign, and more on MUTTS.com throughout August.  “This August, I’m partnering with Animal Care Centers of New York, Muddy Paws Rescue, and Isabel Klee to help you find your new best friend at a local animal shelter,” says...

'More Weight' Recounts the Dark History of the Salem Witch Trials

"The most insightful, beautifully crafted, and impressively researched dramatization of America’s founding frenzy that exists in any medium, and a perfect illustration of why bloody-minded Northampton men should never set foot in the New World. An appalling masterpiece." — Alan Moore Releasing September 23 , More Weight is the debut graphic novel from Ben Wickey - an eye opening read of a horrifying series of events.  Wickey has crafted a stunning work of historical fiction featuring beautiful artwork and HAND LETTERED!    Ben Wickey is a Massachusetts-born artist, writer, and animator. He is one of the contributing illustrators of Alan Moore’s The Moon and Serpent Bumper Book of Magic , the illustrator of Ki Longfellow’s The Illustrated Vivian Stanshall , and the director of several stop-motion animated short films, including the award-winning The House of the Seven Gables.  More Weight: A Salem Story By Ben Wickey “Every word is an accusation…and ev...