- What’s The Furthest Place From Here? (Image)
- 4 Kids Walk Into a Bank (Black Mask)
- Dead Dog’s Bite (Dark Horse)
- The Department of Truth (Image)
- DC vs. Vampires: World War V (DC)
- You’ll Do Bad Things (Image)
- Exquisite Corpses (Image)
- Universal Monsters: Phantom of the Opera (Image)
- Exquisite Corpses: Rascal Randy (Image)
Comic creator Tyler Boss joins the Capes and Tights Podcast for Episode 286 on June 17, 2026. To prepare for the conversation, we have compiled nine comics by Boss you should read.
Boss is the artist behind such comics as What’s The Furthest Place From Here?, 4 Kids Walk Into a Bank, Dead Dog’s Bite, a few issues of The Department of Truth and more. Tyler also has many variant covers under his belt. Lately he has jumped into the writer’s seat for You’ll Do Bad Things, Universal Monsters: Phantom of the Opera, and Exquisite Corpses at Image Comics.
What’s The Furthest Place From Here? (Image)
From Eisner nominated artist Tyler Boss (4 Kids Walk Into A Bank, Dead Dog’s Bite) and bestselling writer Matthew Rosenberg (DC vs. Vampires, Uncanny X-Men) comes an epic adventure about growing up and getting lost at the end of the world.
When 16 year-old Sid goes missing in the wastelands, it’s up to the members of her gang to try to discover what happened. But what they find is a whole world beyond anything they could imagine. Like Lord of the Rings meets Lord of the Flies, or John Carpenter by way of John Hughes, this series smashes together sci-fi and fantasy with elements of comedy, horror, and mystery for an emotional coming-of-age story unlike anything you’ve read before.
4 Kids Walk Into a Bank (Black Mask)
4 Kids Walk Into a Bank is the darkly comedic story of four burgeoning child criminals and their elaborate plans.
When a group of bumbling criminals show up in her father’s life looking to pull one last job, young Paige has two choices – let her father get caught up in their criminal hijinks or enlist her three best friends to do the job first. Paige picks the bad one.
200ish pages of full color comic-booking about friendship, family, growing up, and grand larceny from rising star writer Matthew Rosenberg (We Can Never Go Home, Kingpin, Secret Warriors) and equally rising star artist Tyler Boss (Lazarus, Calexit, Vice Magazine).
Dead Dog’s Bite (Dark Horse)
Cormac Guffin has gone missing. It’s been three days and no one has seen hide nor hair of her. The police have nothing, and the townsfolk are acting more like a funeral procession than a search party. If Cormac has any hope of being found, it rests on the slouching shoulders of her best friend Joe. Joe will need her wits about her though because, like any story worth hearing, nothing is what it seems.
The Department of Truth (Image)
Cole Turner has studied conspiracy theories all his life, but he isn’t prepared for what happens when he discovers that all of them are true: the JFK Assassination, Flat Earth Theory, Bigfoot, Mothman, and so much worse. One organization has been covering them up for generations, controlling the narrative for what they claim is the greater good
What is the deep, dark secret behind the Department of Truth―and will learning it destroy Cole’s life from the inside out?
Tyler Boss illustrated issues 7 and 25.
DC vs. Vampires: World War V (DC)
It’s the dead of winter, and any hope for a fragile truce between the Green Arrow-led human heroes and vampire queen Barbara Gordon’s army has been dashed by Damian Wayne and his guerrilla fighters. He’s the only one fighting back against the bloodthirsty hordes, leaving Green Arrow with a choice: Does he stand and fight, or sacrifice the boy in the name of peace?
Tyler Boss illustrated issues 2 and 3.
You’ll Do Bad Things (Image)
It’s been ten years since the release of He Came in With a Smile, the true crime smash hit that chronicled the brutal murders committed by the Nursery Rhyme Killer. But in the decade since its release, its author, Seth Holms, hasn’t produced another title.
Seth wants to write a story with a happy ending, but every time his fingers clack across the keyboard, it always ends in his characters’ deaths. Worse yet? These tales of blood and barbarity that flow so freely from Seth’s imagination are starting to happen in real life…
Exquisite Corpses (Image)
Trick-or-treating. Clocking in for your shift at work. Going to the annual Halloween party down at the Pit. For the citizens of Oak Valley, Maine, any one of these activities could spell a gruesome death as twelve of the most dangerous killers in the world turn their sleepy little town into the playing field for a game that will decide the fate of the entire country for years to come.
Boss wrote issues 6 and 9.
Universal Monsters: Phantom of the Opera (Image)
After a series of violent crimes wracks the Paris Opera House, Christine Daaé’s career is in chaos. But the show must go on, and Christine will discover that no one — especially the mysterious voice whispering from the eaves — is what they seem.
As an old friend returns to investigate these surprising attacks, Christine will find out there’s no escaping… THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA.
Exquisite Corpses: Rascal Randy (Image)
The sleepy little town of Aurora Springs, NY, has exactly one claim to fame: it’s the birthplace of Rascal Randy. Not the man in the suit — the man has never mattered. He was no one until he put the mascot head on for the first time, until he felt the life leave someone’s body through the thickly furred gloves of the suit.
No, Aurora Springs is the birthplace of Rascal Randy the rabbit, who, once upon a time, was poised to become the greatest animated character this country had ever seen — until greed and tragedy changed his trajectory forever.
Now, before the events of Exquisite Corpses Season 1, witness the final murder spree of this iconic killer, as chaos hops into town with buckteeth bared and ears flopping… and the secret, sordid history of Rascal Randy is finally revealed.
The first issue of Rascal Randy hit local comic shops on July 8, 2026.
