
Star Wars: Dark Droids #1 is an Epic Like You’ve Never Seen Before!
Horror comes to a galaxy far, far away in Star Wars: Dark Droids, the most ambitious event in Star Wars comics history.

Horror comes to a galaxy far, far away in Star Wars: Dark Droids, the most ambitious event in Star Wars comics history.

This month for the Galactic Comics and Collectibles Book Club we read Flashpoint from writer Geoff Johns and artist Andy Kubert published at DC Comics.

TRVE KVLT is a hilarious and thrilling comic book that explores the complexities of minimum-wage life, satanic panic and fast food restaurants by writer Scott Bryan Wilson and artist Liana Kangas.

Dan Panosian and artist Giorgio Spalletta return for another trip to the world of Wonderland with BOOM! Studios’ twisted tale Alice Never After.

The Ribbon Queen #1 takes you on a thrilling ride through ancient powers, corrupt police departments and the shocking realization that some things may never be stopped.

Moon Knight’s latest adventure in Moon Knight: City of the Dead takes him on a harrowing journey that is both stunning and terrifying.

Legendary writer J. Michael Straczynski teams with superstar artist ACO, inker David Lorenzo, colorist Marcelo Maiolo and letterer Sal Cipriano for a tale of bloody vengeance in The Madness from AWA Studios.

When IDW Publishing and Dark Horse announced their TMNT x Stranger Things crossover, fans on both sides were understandably ecstatic.

Sirens of the City is a gritty urban fantasy created by writer Joanne Starer and artist Khary Randolph shines a light on bodily autonomy in a patriarchal world.

Mariko Between Worlds is an original graphic novel from Mad Cave Studios that brings a unique twist to an age-old topic, with an intergalactic setting and characters that are out of this world.

What would you wish for if you had a pair of x-ray glasses that could make said wish come true? This is explored in the Specs miniseries along with the wishes you decide not to make.

Project Riese #1, brought to life by the combined efforts of Zac Thompson, Jeff McComsey, Paul Little, and Justin Birch, is enthralling tales of treasure hunting and the mysterious.

The DC Universe is filled with powerful heroes and villains, each with their unique abilities and backstories. But what happens when they are confronted with their worst nightmares? This is precisely what Knight Terrors is all about.

Barnstormers is the newest comic from Dark Horse by Eisner Award winning writer Scott Snyder and artist Tula Lotay.

This month for the Galactic Comics and Collectibles Book Club we read Wynd Vol. 1 from writer James Tynion IV and artist Michael Dialynas published at BOOM! Studios.

It’s Christmas in July with Death Comes for the Toymaker #1, an unforgettable holiday tale from writer Dakota Brown and artist Ryan Cody at Scout Comics.

Creed: The Next Round continues the Creed story in a different way – in the form of comic books, set ten years after Creed III.

We are always a sucker for a great post-apocalyptic comic book story and Savage Squad 6 #1 from Dark Horse Comics did not disappoint.

Imagine being trapped inside an airport during a snowstorm. Now, imagine being trapped with a supernatural creature. That’s The Approach in a nutshell.

Space Outlaws #1, from Scout Comics, has to be one of the most beautifully designed comic books of 2023 and the story follows closely behind.

We fell deeply in love with Marvel during the Civil War and Secret Invasion events (2006-2009) and again with Secret Wars (2015). However, it has been a bit since we have had an event that made us excited until Ultimate Invasion.

If you had one wish…what would you wish for? What if everyone else on the planet had one wish too? That is Eight Billion Genies by Image Comics.

Murder by Mail #1 from Source Point Press is a unique comic book experience unlike anything currently available.

While horror and ghost stories are more common in today’s comic books, Haunt You To The End #1 from Image Comics is a debut that sets itself apart from other comics.

Written by Jordan Blum and Patton Oswalt, Minor Threats: Quick End to a Long Beginning takes a unique approach to the superhero vs. supervillain narrative.
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