Written by James Tynion IV and illustrated by Michael Avon Oeming, Blue Book 1947 takes you on a journey through the strange world of UFO abductions. The followup to the 2023 Blue Book series that was a smash hit.
The Displaced is bound to be one of our favorite comic books of 2024 and it’s only February. The premise of a world where an entire city and its residents disappear without a trace is unique and intriguing. The artwork is fantastic, and the characters are diverse and interesting.
If You Find This, I’m Already Dead #1 is worth the grab for anyone who loves sci-fi. With its engaging storytelling, well-designed characters, action-packed scenes, unique format, and talented writer at the helm, this series is sure to leave you wanting more.
Star Wars: Mace Windu is a thrilling adventure that captures the spirit of the franchise while also delivering something new and exciting.
For those who grew up watching the animated series, ThunderCats, the release of a new comic series is sure to stir up some excitement.
The Cabinet is an exuberant beginning to what promises to be a series as impressive as the cabinet’s powers. The Cabinet #1 hits local comic shops on February 14, 2024 from Syzygy Publishing / Image Comics.
U & I stands out as a wonderful addition to the Resistance Universe. Written by J. Michael Straczynski, with artwork by Mike Choi, this series focuses on an unlikely love story that unfolds amidst a chaotic and violent world.
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.
Attention Star Wars fans, the beloved character Thrawn has returned to the pages of comic books with Thrawn: Alliances!
Jill and the Killers written by Olivia Cuartero-Briggs and artwork from Roberta Ingranata is a thrilling new comic book series that should not be missed.
Cobra Commander is an excellent addition to the Energon Universe. Joshua Williamson’s writing is fantastic and Andrea Milana’s artwork is superb.
Bruce Dickinson’s The Mandrake Project is an epic tale that you won’t want to miss, especially for those fans of Iron Maiden.
Social media has often been described as a double-edged sword. It helps people stay connected, but it’s a breeding ground for digital cultism. Under The Influence takes a dive into the murky depths.
Pine and Merrimac #1 is a stunning detective story that combines humor and suspense in a way. With great writing by Kyle Starks, excellent artwork by Fran Galan, and an intriguing storyline, Pine and Merrimac is undoubtedly worth the read.
Deer Editor #1 written by Ryan Lindsay and illustrated by Sami Kivelä, is a powerful debut issue that introduces readers to Bucky, a deer who also happens to be an editor at “The Truth,” a crime beat newspaper.
Haunt You To The End is a unique comic book, blending elements of horror and climate change, with a hint of realism. Ryan Cady and Andrea Mutti deliver a superb reading experience that’ll haunt you even after you’ve finished the comic.
The Bloody Dozen #1 is a slow-burn supernatural horror-adventure written by Charles Soule and illustrated by Alberto Jimenez Alburquerque.
The Neighbors is a horror gem of a story that fans of the genre will love. It explores family dynamics, horror, and the supernatural, providing a thrilling and chilling read.
If you’re a fan of Kevin Smith’s Askewniverse, then you’re in for a treat with Quick Stops #1, if you are not just move along.
Antarctica Vol. 1, written by Simon Birks, with artwork from Willi Roberts, and letters by Lyndon White is a non-stop sci-fi action blockbuster that deserves your attention.
You’ve Been Cancelled is a thrilling and thought-provoking comic series that explores violence as entertainment, social media, and cancel culture.
This year’s Creepshow Holiday Special is a double dose of holiday horror, featuring two spine-tingling tales from Daniel Kraus, Jonathan Wayshak, James Asmus and Letizia Cadonici.
Invasive’s illustrations, storyline, and design of the book all work together to create a thrilling, disturbing, action-packed ride.
In R.L. Stine’s Stuff of Nightmares: Slay Ride illustrated by Pius Bak with a cover by Francesco Francavilla, readers can be transported into a terrifying world where one Santa Claus is not the lovable character we all expect.
Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev have had some outstanding comics in the past and the reunite for another such comic with Masterpiece at Dark Horse.
