Starhenge Book One: The Dragon and the Boar
Walk into a world if you will, a world where magic was, is and will be! Now in this same world picture the complete extinction and annihilation sponsored by machines in the very guise of humanity to bring it all to a stop! This is the world of Starhenge.
You’ll Do Bad Things
When a writer sits down in front of a blank page, there is always a lingering fear in the back of their mind: what if the words simply stop coming? Writer Tyler Boss explores what may be the most terrifying thing that can happen to any creative professional: the writer's block.
The Power Fantasy Volume 1: The Superpowers
If you aren't already reading The Power Fantasy, you are missing out on one of the most captivating worlds and casts on the shelf right now. If you’re looking for one of the best new “Superhero books” at your LCS, you've found it.
M1: Monster Racing League #1
[Critic Score: 8.0]
M1: Monster Racing League #1 revs its engine but hesitates at the starting lights. The story of Dev, a Chicagoan high schooler, and her discovery of Tokyo’s underground street-racing scene, has exceptional style, but misses a few marks in bringing the racing experience to panel.
Final Boss Vol. 1
Final Boss is a love letter to the 80s-90s arcade fighter. Inspired explicitly by Mortal Kombat and Streets of Rage, Tyler Kirkham, as both writer and illustrator, gives readers an amazing take on the EXTREME vibe that we were getting from the era.
No Man’s Land #1
[Critic Score: 9.8/10]
In No Man’s Land #1, writer and artist Szymon Kudrański takes readers into the heart of the Cold War with a chilling story that blends political intrigue and the tense equilibrium of global powers with the suspense of a murder mystery thriller.
Everything Dead & Dying #1
[Critic Score: 10/10]
Everything Dead & Dying #1 marks the debut of a new zombie story by Image Comics, written by Tate Brombal with artwork by Jacob Phillips.
Universal Monsters: Invisible Man #1
[Critic Score: 9.5/10]
Universal Monsters: The Invisible Man #1 delves into the darkest corners of the human psyche, showing how the eager curiosity of a scientist can turn him into a monster.