Last chance to get in on the ground floor of THE IMPORTANT NEW SUPERHERO UNIVERSE—or regret it for the rest of your worthless life! MY BAD #5 (W) Mark Russell, Bryce Ingman (A) Peter Krause COVER: Peter Krause  SEE: Tragic death! All-out fighting! Flashing lights! Fast food! The climactic showdown between The Chandelier and Emperor King! All this and our fake-friendly letters page! CAUTION: Heads will explode! KA-WHAAAM! BOOOOM! March 23, 2022 $3.99  Courtesy of Ahoy Comics

  We Only Kill Each Other (comiXology Originals) #5 Written by Stephanie Phillips Art by Peter Krause Colored by Ellie Wright Cover byDave Johnson Lettered by Troy Peteri Digital Release Date March 15, 2022 Age Rating 15+ Only Sold by comiXology Score: ★★★★☆ (4/5) 'We Only Kill Each Other' has been an exceptional fictionalized historical comic, in the same way, the great title from Pornsak Pichetshote and Alexandre Tefenkgi, 'The Good Asian,' has been. It's a riveting crime thriller in the middle of horrifying real-world situations. While the growing threat of Nazi occupation continues in Europe and sympathizers assemble in the U.S., two gangsters begrudgingly partner to take down Nazi assassins in their own backyard.  The conclusion to the first arc comes to an exciting finish as Jonas and Levi jump on a moving train trying to prevent an assassination attempt. It's a non-stop action thriller that's both a little familiar and promising if the series were ...

  "'Be Gay Do Crimes' as pure pop art."—Kieron Gillen, The Wicked + The Divine, Die A sinister and sexy five-issue miniseries, Sins of the Black Flamingo by critically acclaimed writer Andrew Wheeler (DC’s JLQ, Marvel Voices: Pride ) and superstar DC Comics artist Travis Moore ( Wonder Woman, Nightwing, Superman: Son of Kal-El ) will launch from Image Comics in June for Pride Month 2022. With colors by Tamra Bonvillain ( Wonder Woman, Crush & Lobo ) and lettering by Aditya Bidikar ( Arkham City: The Order of the World, John Constantine: Hellblazer ), Sins of the Black Flamingo not only boasts one of the strongest creative lineups of the year, but it's also one of the few American comic books from an all-queer creative team.  "Positive representation is vitally important," said Wheeler. "But we also need complicated, messy, queer anti-heroes, and the Black Flamingo is messy as f*ck!" Occult Noir. Miami Sleaze. In Sins of the Black Flami...

 MAYDAY MAYDAY! Yep, MAYDAY indeed. The world seems to be reverting back to the (definitely not) happy Cold War days, so what better way to celebrate than with this spy action thriller set in the 70s by the high octane team of Alex de Campi, Tony Parker, and Blond! April 1971. The CIA is handed the espionage coup of the decade when a KGB general defects with a list of all Soviet intelligence assets in Asia. All Jack Hudson has to do is get the general and his microfilm from Hong Kong to California… and keep Palm Springs’ overzealous FBI office from turning everything into a freakshow. All Codename: Felix has to do is kill the defector and get the microfilm back to the USSR, by any means possible. Easy, right? Now throw in a beautiful woman, a fast car, and a whole lot of drugs. Originally published under Image Comics as a 5 issue miniseries we are thrilled to present it now in one single 152 page digital collection! Available now at  panelsyndicate.com for whatever price yo...

  Co-writers Robert Windom ( Stars Fell On Alabama ) and Kelvin Mao ( 10 Minutes Gone ) team up with superstar artist Jae Lee for his first new creator-owned project since 1994 in the upcoming thriller Seven Sons . This seven-issue miniseries is set to launch from Image Comics in June. " Seven Sons is a complex and interesting story that grabs you from page one," said Lee. "I'm excited for people to join us on this thrill ride!" In Seven Sons , Delph—a young man who may be the Second Coming of Christ—runs for his life as he attempts to learn the truth behind his existence. "Kelvin and I were interested in exploring the impact of religion in society—but with murder, mystery, romance, and even a missile attack or two—and Jae Lee is the perfect artist to realize our vision of this alternative history," said Windom. Seven Sons is the perfect series for fans of fast-paced plotting like The Fugitive paired with The Da Vinci Code ’s Biblically high stake...

  Vinyl and Plastic creator Doug Wagner teams up with artist Tim Odland and colorist Michelle Madsen for a tale of Vikings, trolls, frost giants, and Valkyries in the upcoming Beware the Eye of Odin. This four-issue miniseries is set to launch from Image Comics in June.  “I can’t wait for people to see this book. This whole thing started with Tim and I sitting at a Taco Bell trying to come up with something for he and I to work on together," said Wagner. "He spouted out he’d like to do something with Vikings and monsters (Tim is actually descended from real-life Vikings by the way). I was like, ‘I’m in, but only if we get to put our own spin on all those Norse monsters, creatures, and especially dwarves. I want my crack at dwarves.’ We didn’t leave Taco Bell for four hours after that.” Beware the Eye of Odin follows a Viking prince who, when he discovers the Eye of Odin, must embark on a harrowing quest to return it to its rightful owner—or face a death of boils and deca...

  SWAMP DOGS #2 Writer: J M Brandt, Theo Prasidis Artist: Kewber Baal, Ruth Redmond Publisher: Scout Comics Release Date: March 2, 2022 Cover Price: $3.99 Black Caravan Imprint: Young lovers Ayana and Violet sneak away for more erotic passion in the bayou. Meanwhile metal band The Grunch gear up to find a spooky place to shoot a music video. Both groups gravitate towards the abominable Maison Du Corneilles - the last place many of them will ever know. Love, jokes, voodoo, creepy kids, and the undead... Get ready to start shrieking in delight and fear! Score: ★★★★☆ (4/5) 'Swamp Dogs' is not your conventional zombie tale. It has the makings of a horror movie from the '70s where horny young people end up in some obviously dangerous predicaments and have to fend for their lives. Writers J.M. Brandt and Theo Prasidis have taken the slow burn approach prioritizing character development over easy scares. They've resisted the urge to throw readers on a blood-soaked killing ...