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NYCC 2025: The President Holds Onto an Unconstitutional Extended Term Supported by Vampire Bloodsuckers in Bloodland

Imagine the President of the United States abusing his power well into an unconstitutional extended term, shielded by broken systems and a party of loyalists. Now imagine that government fortified in their power by literal vampires. That’s the concept behind the new political, survivalist horror series from writer B. Clay Moore and Eisner Award-nominated artist Mack Chater, debuting from Ignition Press in Spring 2026. The series was announced during the publisher’s Retailer Day presentation at New York Comic Con. Moore and Chater began work on the series five years ago and it comes to comic shelves in early 2026.

The United States is collapsing. And then there are the vampires.

President Andrew Cross is deep into an unconstitutional extended term, seized and shielded by
executive orders, martial law, and a stacked Supreme Court.

With support splintering, Cross forges an alliance with a cabal of ancient European vampires. As the White Cell’s influence expands, the administration’s pursuit of power and blood purity transforms the landscape into a battleground between emboldened loyalists, aspiring demagogues, and colorful factions of dissenters.

Against it all, Army veteran Heather Brooks is a lone wolf on a warpath to find and avenge her newborn son who’s been sacrificed to the state; and retired pro quarterback Son Cassidy rallies an idealistic resistance. As their courses collide, the two leaders will tilt the odds and change the shape of a cross-country war for the soul of a nation.

Bloodland #1 is available in comic shops early next year from writer B. Clay Moore and artist Mack Chater. This issue features two open-to-order covers from series artist Chater and Christopher Mitten, and a 1:5 variant cover by Andrea Sorrentino. The Bloodland Ashcan will be available in comic shops at the end of October.

SDCC 2015: Ignition Press announces 16 New Creators Joining its Lineup

At its inaugural panel at Comic-Con International in San Diego (SDCC), Ignition Press announced the addition of 16 creators to its talent lineup. The list of bestselling writers, artists, and cartoonists includes Eisner, Harvey, Glyph Comics, National Cartoonists Society Reuben, and GLAAD Media Award-winners and nominees.

During the “Doing Comics Differently with Ignition Press” panel at SDCC, Ignition Press revealed that Aneke, Aaron Campbell, Mack Chater, Rob Guillory, Phil Hester, Dennis Hopeless, Tini Howard, Sam Lotfi, Shawn Martinbrough, B. Clay Moore, Ande Parks, Khary Randolph, Brahm Revel, Will Rosado, Joanne Starer, and Dave Wachter all have projects in development.

Ignition Press has previously announced creators including co-founder and Creative Director Jeremy Haun, Cullen Bunn, Si Spurrier, Leah Williams, Stephanie Williams, Jim McCann, Tim Seeley, the Miranda Brothers, Stefano Simeone, Mike Tisserand, Marika Cresta, David Baldeón, Letizia Cadonici, and Joe Eisma in their lineup. On the eve of SDCC, the publisher announced multiple Emmy Award-winning screenwriter and producer Peter Murrieta was developing a project as well. Murrieta, who was a surprise guest on the “Doing Comics Differently with Ignition Press” panel, revealed the project would be “Chicano futurism” and did a live reading of prose inspired by the project. The announced creators’ projects, which will release in 2026, include a diverse range of genres and themes and include both first time creative collaborations and the reuniting of fan favorite creative teams. Reuniting teams include Seeley and Campbell, Moore and Chater, Guillory and Lotfi, along with Starer and Randolph. The publisher also indicated that a number of creators have multiple projects in development currently. Project titles and other details will be revealed at a later date.

Last Flight Out of Wichita takes flight from B. Clay Moore, Mack Chater, and DSTLRY in February

DSTLRY has announced Last Flight Out of Wichita, a descent into celluloid ‘70s crime from celebrated creators B. Clay Moore and Mack Chater. This gripping new series catapults readers into a high-stakes world where bad decisions and brutal consequences collide. The first issue will debut in February, with pre-orders at local comic shops lasting through January 13th. 

Capturing the post-war erosion of the American Dream in 1977, Last Flight Out of Wichita follows two Vietnam veterans struggling to make ends meet in the Midwest. A desperate gamble plunges the duo into the chaotic underworld of Kansas City’s organized crime, pitting them against mob bosses and violent double-crosses as the pair unintentionally wanders into the crosshairs of the historical Purple Capsule Gang and other factions vying for supremacy. The ensuing mayhem offers a new benchmark in taut, adrenaline-ramping crime comics choreographed with expert precision.  

Each issue of Last Flight Out of Wichita is presented in DSTLRY’s perfect-bound Prestige format, featuring wraparound covers with spot gloss on robust cover stock, complemented by 48 pages of exquisite interior stock.

Review: Miles to Go

Miles to Go is a solid action series that feels like it’d be a solid film. There’s some twists and turns that make it feel like there was more planned but it’s entertaining for fans of the genre.

Collects issues #1-5.

Story: B. Clay Moore
Art: Stephen Molnar
Color: Stephen Molnar
Letterer: Dave Sharpe, Thomas Mauer
Graphic Design & Color Assists: Nova Lee-Fortier

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Review: Miles to Go #5

Miles to Go #5 wraps up the chapter, and maybe the series, with some unexpected reveals that feel a little out of left field.

Story: B. Clay Moore
Art: Stephen Molnar
Color: Stephen Molnar
Letterer: Dave Sharpe

Get your copy now! To find a comic shop near you, visit http://www.comicshoplocator.com or call 1-888-comicbook or digitally and online with the links below.

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Preview: Miles to Go #5

MILES TO GO #5

Writer: B. Clay Moore 
Artist & Colorist: Stephen Molnar 
Letterer: Thomas Mauer 
Cover: Stephen Molnar
$3.99 / 32 pages / Color / On sale 9.1.21

Revelations about the true nature of Amara Bishop and her daughter lead them into a frightening new chapter of their lives, and “retired” killer Moses Graves must decide if he’ll follow them past the point of no return.

MILES TO GO #5

Exclusive Preview: Miles to Go #5

MILES TO GO #5

Writer: B. Clay Moore 
Artist & Colorist: Stephen Molnar 
Letterer: Thomas Mauer 
Cover: Stephen Molnar
$3.99 / 32 pages / Color / On sale 9.1.21

Revelations about the true nature of Amara Bishop and her daughter lead them into a frightening new chapter of their lives, and “retired” killer Moses Graves must decide if he’ll follow them past the point of no return.

MILES TO GO #5

Review: Miles to Go #4

Miles to Go #4, Amara Bishop and her daughter Alea learn that running away can’t help the family left behind, and retired assassin Moses Graves realizes that retirement isn’t always permanent. And the truth behind Amara’s childhood affinity for killing leads to a frightening new understanding of her daughter.

Story: B. Clay Moore
Art: Stephen Molnar
Color: Stephen Molnar
Color assists: Nova Lee-Fortier
Letterer: Dave Sharpe

Get your copy now! To find a comic shop near you, visit http://www.comicshoplocator.com or call 1-888-comicbook or digitally and online with the links below.

comiXology
Kindle
Zeus Comics
TFAW

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Preview: Miles to Go #4

MILES TO GO #4

Writer: B. Clay Moore 
Artist & Colorist: Stephen Molnar 
Letterer: Thomas Mauer 
Cover: Stephen Molnar
$3.99 / 32 pages / Color / On sale 4.07.21

Amara Bishop and her daughter Alea learn that running away can’t help the family left behind, and retired assassin Moses Graves realizes that retirement isn’t always permanent. And the truth behind Amara’s childhood affinity for killing leads to a frightening new understanding of her daughter.

Miles to Go #4

Exclusive Preview: Miles to Go #4

MILES TO GO #4

Writer: B. Clay Moore 
Artist & Colorist: Stephen Molnar 
Letterer: Thomas Mauer 
Cover: Stephen Molnar
$3.99 / 32 pages / Color / On sale 4.07.21

Amara Bishop and her daughter Alea learn that running away can’t help the family left behind, and retired assassin Moses Graves realizes that retirement isn’t always permanent. And the truth behind Amara’s childhood affinity for killing leads to a frightening new understanding of her daughter.

Miles to Go #4
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