Vietnam-Era Zombie Horror Series ’68 Collected in New Paperback This Halloween

68Image Comics will release the ’68 Compendium paperback this October, gathering the entire 30-issue run of the cult military-horror comic from creators Mark Kidwell, Nat Jones, and Jay Fotos. The 752-page volume brings together the original one-shot, multiple miniseries, one-shots, and backup stories in a single edition.

Set against the backdrop of the Vietnam War, the series imagines the outbreak of a zombie apocalypse beginning on February 13, 1968. U.S. soldiers and the Viet Cong alike face a new battlefield threat as the war collides with the undead. Known for its blend of historical grit and graphic horror, ’68 has developed a reputation as one of the more distinctive takes on zombie comics.

The ’68 Compendium will be available in comic shops on October 8 and in bookstores on October 21, just in time for Halloween.

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First Look at Paranormal Comic High Strangeness from Oni Press and SpectreVision

high-strangenessOni Press and SpectreVision, the production company founded by Elijah Wood, Daniel Noah, and Lawrence Inglee, will launch High Strangeness, a five-part limited comic series influenced by documented cases of paranormal phenomena. The series begins October 8, 2025, with High Strangeness: Book One.

Written by Chris Condon (That Texas Blood), SpectreVision co-founder Daniel Noah, and illustrated by Ringo Award winner Dave Chisholm (Plague House), the debut issue follows Chicago magazine writer Harry Kean in 1967 as he investigates the disappearance of a teenager linked to a UFO sighting in rural Indiana. His search leads into encounters with strange phenomena and the enigmatic “Men in Black.”

Each of the five oversized issues will feature essays by researcher and podcaster Jim Perry (Euphomet), providing historical context on the paranormal cases that inspire the story.

High Strangeness: Book One arrives in comic shops October 8.

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Rook: Exodus Returns in October With New Arc and Villain

rook-exodusImage Comics and Ghost Machine’s Rook: Exodus will return this fall with a new six-issue story arc beginning October 1. The fantasy sci-fi series from Geoff Johns and Jason Fabok has been one of the publisher’s standout titles, and the upcoming storyline introduces both a dangerous new villain and deeper exploration of the Wardens who inhabit the world of Exodus.

The arc begins in Rook: Exodus #7, as Rook and Dire Wolf set out to save Dire Wolf’s father, Bloodhound, who may hold the key to preventing the collapse of Exodus. Bloodhound, however, has been driven to madness by the influence of his mask, leaving him a threat as much as an ally. Complicating matters further is Stag, a mysterious new character first hinted at earlier in the series, who is now hunting Bloodhound with lethal intent.

Geoff Johns has teased appearances by additional Wardens introduced in the first arc, including Matterhorn, the Warden of Goats, and Arachnid, the Warden of Spiders. The new storyline aims to expand both the mythology and the visual scope of the series.

The launch issue will feature multiple variant covers, including a six-part connected cover by Malaysian artist Kael Ngu that spans the entire arc. Readers can also catch up with Rook: Exodus, Volume One, now available in trade paperback, with a deluxe hardcover edition forthcoming.

Rook: Exodus #7 arrives in comic shops October 1.

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Marvel Launches First-Ever Wiccan Solo Comic Series This December

wiccan-witchesMarvel Comics has announced Wiccan: Witches’ Road, the character’s first solo comic series, launching in December. The five-issue limited run is written by Wyatt Kennedy (X-Men: The Wedding Special) with art by newcomer Andy Pereira, making his Marvel debut.

Since his introduction in Young Avengers, Wiccan—son of the Scarlet Witch and partner of Hulkling—has become one of Marvel’s standout young heroes. The new series places him on the mystical Witches’ Road as he faces a dangerous new enemy, explores the scope of his magical abilities, and reckons with his role in Marvel’s supernatural hierarchy. The story also ties into his recent live-action debut in Agatha All Along.

Covers for the debut issue will be provided by Lucas Werneck, Russell Dauterman, and Luciano Vecchio. Pereira’s interior artwork will also feature in the release. Wiccan: Witches’ Road #1 arrives in comic shops in December.

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Guillem March’s Karmen to Be Released in Paperback by Image Comics

Guillem-March-KarmenImage Comics will publish a trade paperback edition of Karmen this winter. The graphic novel by Batman and Catwoman artist Guillem March follows Catalina, a young woman who, after taking her own life, is guided on a surreal journey by an unconventional angel.

The story, first published in Belgium by Dupuis, was translated for U.S. readers in single issues and later collected in a hardcover edition in 2020. Combining elements of magical realism with themes of grief and redemption, Karmen is noted for its dreamlike artwork and introspective tone.

March’s work has been compared to other graphic novels such as Daytripper and I Kill Giants, as well as films like Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

The paperback release follows the hardcover’s sell-out and continues Image Comics’ efforts to bring international titles to the U.S. market.

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Emma Ríos’ Anzuelo Brings Eco-Horror and Coming-of-Age Themes to YA Graphic Fiction

anzueloAnzuelo, the latest graphic novel from Eisner Award-winning artist and writer Emma Ríos, will be released in trade paperback on November 19 via Image Comics. Originally released in hardcover, the story has earned widespread acclaim for its imaginative worldbuilding and visual complexity.

Described by The New York Times as a “sweeping magical-realist coming-of-age story,” Anzuelo follows a group of teens navigating a world transformed after the sea mysteriously rises and absorbs the horizon. As reality bends, the characters are forced to adapt—physically and emotionally—while searching for meaning and gentleness in a fractured world.

Set in a surreal, post-apocalyptic landscape shaped by climate collapse, Anzuelo explores themes of nonviolence, survival, and transformation. The book has drawn praise for its poetic tone and ecological undertones, with Publishers Weekly calling it a “stunningly rendered postapocalyptic eco-horror” in a starred review.

Known for Pretty Deadly and Mirror, Ríos brings her signature lyrical style to a story that resists easy categorization, blending speculative fiction, dystopia, and dreamlike storytelling.

Anzuelo will also be available in digital formats and at major retailers, including Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and independent bookstores starting December 2.

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Wonderstorm Unveils The Dragon King, a New Series Set in The Dragon Prince Universe

dragon-kingAt San Diego Comic-Con, Wonderstorm announced The Dragon King, a new animated series expanding the world of The Dragon Prince. Set seven years after the original Netflix series, the new story follows returning characters as they confront the reemergence of Aaravos and face world-altering challenges in a more mature narrative arc.

The series reunites Avatar: The Last Airbender veterans Jack De Sena (Sokka) and Dante Basco (Zuko), reprising and expanding their roles as Callum and Zym, respectively. Joining them is Critical Role’s Liam O’Brien, voicing a new antagonist who threatens the balance of Xadia.

Designed as a standalone entry, The Dragon King aims to appeal to both longtime fans and new audiences with epic battles and god-tier powers, while reflecting the evolution of its characters and viewers alike.

To support production, Wonderstorm is launching a Kickstarter campaign next month, offering fans behind-the-scenes access and participation in the creative process. The initiative underscores the studio’s commitment to independent storytelling and fan collaboration.

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New Character Debuts in The Lucky Devils #4; Issue #3 Returns to Print

thelucky-devilsWriter Charles Soule and artist Ryan Browne return with The Lucky Devils #4, set to release July 30. The new issue introduces a major character as the story continues its descent through the circles of Hell. In tandem, a second printing of issue #3 will also be available for readers catching up on the series.

The fantasy satire follows devils Collar and Rake as they secretly do good on Earth to destabilize Hell. In issue #4, their actions draw the attention of powerful demons, who send a dangerous hunter to restore order.

Soule and Browne acknowledged delays due to health challenges, but both confirmed the series is back on schedule. Multiple cover variants for issue #4 will be available, including artwork by Browne and Andrew MacLean.

The Lucky Devils is published by Image Comics and is also available digitally via Kindle, Apple Books, and Google Play.

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Western-Horror Comic Everything Dead & Dying Launches This September

everything-is-dead-and-dyingThat Texas Blood artist Jacob Phillips and House of Slaughter writer Tate Brombal are teaming up for Everything Dead & Dying, a new five-issue western-horror miniseries debuting September 3 from Image Comics and Tiny Onion.

Billed as The Last of Us meets Yellowstone, the series follows Jack Chandler, a man coexisting with zombies—including his undead family—until outsiders threaten his fragile peace. This marks Brombal’s Image Comics debut and Phillips’ first major series since Enfield Gang Massacre.

Variant covers will feature art by Joshua Hixson, Sean Phillips, and a surprise “stealth” contributor.

Everything Dead & Dying #1 will be available in comic shops and digitally via Kindle, Apple Books, and Google Play.

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The “Ice Cream Man” Summer Scoop: New Sickly Sweet Flavors Coming Soon

ice-cream-manThe delectable, 2025 Eisner Award nominated series by creators W. Maxwell Prince, Martín Morazzo, and Chris O’Halloran returns with a tasty tale of terror this July

Listen for the ear-worm jingle of the Ice Cream truck as it pulls up to the curb with a sickly sweet new Summer scoop…The darkly inventive, critically acclaimed comic book series by creators W. Maxwell Prince, Martín Morazzo, Chris O’Halloran, and Good Old Neon will return with a yummy new tale of terror, Ice Cream Man #44, in July and the Ice Cream Man, Vol. 11 trade paperback collected edition in September from Image Comics.

This tantalizing tale will center around a job performance review gone wrong. Additional upcoming issues of the anthology will feature a twisted Hitchcockian Rear Window homage, a completely creepy tale of cryogenic anti-aging chambers, and a series of vintage medical ads that downplay some pretty shocking side effects.

“Golly. I can’t believe we’ve been putting this book out for 7.5 years,” said Prince. “In comic time, I think that makes us officially geriatric. And so, speaking as a veritable sequential grandpa, I’ll tell you this: I still don’t quite understand how and why we have made it this far. I mean, I am so proud of the corpus of tales we’ve assembled; Ice Cream Man is the defining artistic project of my life. (And I think I can probably say the same for my co-creators).”
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