Comics
Antarctica Vol. 1
Arcbound Vol. 1
by Tom Hardy (W), Frank Tieri (W), Scott Snyder (W), Ryan Smallman (A)
“With outstanding visuals, unique and well developed characters and a story that sets itself apart from others
in the genre, Arcbound will have no problem finding its spot in the vast world of comics.”
Be Not Afraid
by Jude Ellison S. Doyle (W), Lisandro Estherren (A)
“A rare blend of horror and heartache.”
The Cabinet
by David Ebeltoft (W), Jordan Hart (W), Chiara Raimondi (A)
“It feels like a cultural touchstone for Saved by the Bell fans looking for a magical tome in Bayside’s school library.”
Cemetery Kids Don't Die Vol. 1
by Zac Thompson (W), Daniel Irizarri (A)
“Cemetery Kids Don’t Die stands out as a brilliant example of a comic book that combines story and art magnificently. Zac Thompson and Daniel Irizarri craft a world that is immersive, thrilling, and uniquely executed.”
Children of the Black Sun
by Dario Sicchio (W), Letizia Cadonici (A)
“…a good book and a great addition to an already stellar Ablaze roster of books.”
Christmas 365
by Mikey Way (W), Jonathan Rivera (W), Piotr Kowalski (A)
“The blend of humor with heartfelt moments by Mikey Way and Jonathan Rivera is almost seamless. The duo crafts dialogue that is witty, touching, and honest.”
Creed: The Next Round
by Jai Jamison (W), Latoya Morgan (W), Wilton Santos (A)
COMING SOON
The Creeping Below
by Brian Azzarello (W), Vanesa Del Rey (A)
“A daring experiment that melds mythology, music, horror with modern-day angst that is rare in comics today.”
Destiny Gate
by Ryan Cady (W), Christian Dibari (A)
“Ryan Cady’s engaging and complex script, paired with Christian DiBar’s hauntingly beautiful artwork, makes for an unforgettable debut issue. It’s thrilling, action-packed, and thought-provoking all at the same time.”
Feral Vol. 1
by Tony Fleecs (W), Trish Forstner (A)
“Trish Forstner’s artwork is nothing short of stunning. The illustrations bring the feline characters to life in a way that is both realistic and whimsical.”
The Great British Bump-Off: Kill or Be Quilt
by John Allison (W), Max Sarin (A)
“I’m thrilled that John Allison and Max Sarin returned to Dark Horse to bring Shauna Wickle back. The Great British Bump-Off: Kill or Be Quilt delivers witty mystery and humor, making it a refreshing, lighthearted read!”
Haunt You To The End
by Ryan Cady (W), Andrea Mutti (A)
“The immersive storytelling and artwork bring the story to life, creating a bleak but fascinating world. The post-apocalyptic setting also adds a feeling of dread and unease, making it an excellent choice for horror comics fans.”
Heartpiercer
by Rich Douek (W), Gavin Smith (A)
“Heartpiercer has all the elements of a great fantasy adventure – action, intrigue, mystery, and heart.”
Hello Darkness Vol. 3
by Various Writer and Artists
“Each story is its own unique tale that packs a punch in a small number of pages.”
The Hive
by A.J. Lieberman (W), Mike Henderson (A)
“The Hive is a great addition to the crime genre while carving a path for itself. What Lieberman, Henderson, and Azpiazu accomplish with their debut issue is a compellingly unique experience.”
Kill All Immortals Vol. 1
by Zack Kaplan (W), Fico Ossio (A)
“One of the best comic series of the year.”
A Legacy of Violence Vol. 2
by Cullen Bunn (W), Andrea Mutti (A)
“A Legacy of Violence sits right in that sweet spot of what we love most about independent comics, a wonderful story that could be based on true events, but veers slightly into the unbelievable.”
Marvel Unleashed
by Kyle Starks (W), Jesús Hervás (A)
“The artwork is stunning, the writing is clever and lighthearted, and the characters are all unique and charming.”
The Oddly Pedestrian Life of Christopher Chaos Vol. 1
by James Tynion IV, Tate Brombal (W), Isaac Goodhart (A)
“It’s absolutely stunning.”
Peacemaker Tries Hard!
by Kyle Starks (W), Steve Pugh (A)
“The look, feel and story follow in the footsteps of the on-screen version of Christopher Smith.”
The Ribbon Queen
by Garth Ennis (W), Jacen Burrows (A)
“Garth Ennis has masterfully blended the elements of a classic detective story with supernatural horror, creating a story that is both suspenseful and eerie.”
Rumpus Room
by Mark Russell (W), Ramón Rosanas (A)
“Garth Ennis has masterfully blended the elements of a classic detective story with supernatural horror, creating a story that is both suspenseful and eerie.”
Stranger Things: Tales from Hawkins Vol. 1
by Jody Houser (W), Sunando C (A)
“With its thrilling story and stunning artwork this book will be sure to delight any die hard fan of Stranger Things.”
Subgenre
by Matt Kindt (W), Wilfredo Torres (A)
“With a perfect mix of fantastical elements and noir-inspired detective fiction, this comic is sure to become a classic.”
The Terminator Vol. 1
by Declan Shalvey (W), Sal Crivelli (A)
“The Terminator returns to comics in fitting fashion.”
Those Not Afraid
by Kyle Starks (W), Patrick Piazzalunga (A)
“Each page weaves together an atmospheric horror tale with elements of suspense and intrigue that kept me hooked from the first page.”
Traveling to Mars
by Mark Russell (W), Roberto Meli (A)
“Thoughtful, meaningful, caring story.”
Uncanny Valley Vol. 1
by Tony Fleecs (W), Dave Wachter (A)
“…this comic stands out as one of the best new releases in recent memory. Bring on the rest of the series!”
Uncanny Valley Vol. 2
by Tony Fleecs (W), Dave Wachter (A)
“…this comic stands out as one of the best new releases in recent memory.!”
Vicarious
by Ryan Parrott (W), Eleonora Carlini (A)
“A phenomenal sci-fi psychological thriller…stands out as one of the better comics of the year.”
Where Monsters Lie Vol. 2: Cull-De-Sac
by Kyle Starks (W), Piotr Kowalski (A)
“An excellent sequel with just the right amount of horror and comedy. This series is a unique tale in the wide world of comics with engaging storyline, quirky characters, and stunning artwork.”
w0rldtr33 Vol. 3
by James Tynion IV (W), Fernando Blanco (A)
“At this point Tynion IV can do no wrong when it comes to writing comic books.”
The Writer
by Josh Gad, Ben Berkowitz, Max Berkowitz (W), Ariel Olivetti (A)
“Perfect blend of seriousness and humor with breathtaking artwork.”
Books
Bloodshot
“Fred Van Lente’s Bloodshot delivers more than just explosive action sequences–it provides introspection wrapped within suspenseful storytelling that appeals beyond traditional comics alone. Van Lente crafted a story that goes beyond the character’s origins and allows newcomers to Bloodshota place to jump in and enjoy the ride. Whether you are a longtime fan looking to dive into another Bloodshotescape or a newcomer trying to find out what this iconic character is all about, Van Lente’s latest novel is a good place to be.”
Heads Will Roll (hardcover)
by Josh Winning
“This thrilling summer camp slasher horror had us hooked, eagerly turning the pages to uncover its next chilling twist.”
Murder Road (paperback)
by Simone St. James
“Murder Road is a solid supernatural thriller that delivers on its promise of scares and twists. Simone St. James has once again proven her prowess in the genre, crafting a tale that will keep you guessing until the very end. With its engaging plot, well-developed characters, and eerie setting, Murder Road is a haunting and atmospheric tale that will stay with you long after you’ve turned the final page.”
Serial Killer Support Group (hardcover)
“Serial Killer Support Group is a gripping tale that lures you in with its bizarre premise and keeps you hooked with its unexpected twists.”
