Writer: Tim Seeley Artist: Fero Pe September 1, 2026
The Heroes in a Half-Shell are taking on the King of the Monsters!
Long before the organization was corrupted by Shredder, the Foot Clan’s original purpose was to save Japan from kaiju! Now, Godzilla and its fellow monsters have reappeared. Not only is the Foot not prepared to stop them…it would seem Shredder himself is behind the attacks! The villainous ninja is attempting to use the kaiju to create a new mutagen—one that would give his henchman a massive upgrade—and only four mutant teenage turtles stand between these new monsters and total chaos!
Stunning watercolor artwork, a headstrong young girl, and a huge bear with a gentle heart — all return for an emotional new adventure in this stunning sequel!
After being reunited, Katya and Kodi are settling into their fast-paced new life together in the city. But as Katya starts to fall behind in school and Kodi struggles to find his place in this noisy new world, everything is put at risk by a greedy zookeeper who aims to break them up for good. Now, Katya and her unusual family must venture back into the wild, face their fears, and learn to trust new friends, as they fight to find a place to belong.
The Ringo Award-winning Best Graphic Novel Jane American is a World War II, small town America rip-roaring adventure and heart breaking coming-of-age tale in the vein of Superman For All Seasons and Archie 1941.
During the war years, Jane is living a life of family, stability, and hope… until she isn’t! Until the war delivers tragedy to her front doorstep, and changes her in unbelievable ways that are better left hidden. The end of the war brings with it the reality that dad is not coming home and society has determined that mom can no longer be a Rosie The Riveter to support her family. This leaves Jane with a choice: Stay safe, stay hidden… or embrace who she really is, and what she can truly do, for the sake of everyone that she loves!
Jane American is brimming with the universal and relatable themes of identity, self-worth, you being you in a world that tells you something different; while exploring the appropriate for ALL ages concepts of friendship, isolation, family, super-heroics, and standing up for what you know is right even in the face of self-doubt and insurmountable odds!
The book is a deeply personal story to the author, Jason Douglas, as it is named after and inspired by his late grandmother who, over 80 years ago, struggled with all the same themes audiences can relate to today! It is dedicated to all the students who have traversed through his public-school classroom the last 26 years, and to his late grandfather who was a key component in the early phases of this thoroughly researched story.
Readers of Jane American will be treated to a tale: Guaranteed to make you cheer! Sure to break your heart! Positive to place you in front of a mirror posing the famous Rosie The Riveter FLEX! And not-so-secretly helping you learn the actual history of a bygone era not so different from our own!
Brought to you by the creative team of Ringo Award-nominated writer Jason Douglas (Parallel, No Man’s Land), with art by Ringo Award-winning Best New Talent Annie Wright, and letters by industry veteran Dave Lentz (Felix The Cat, Frozen, Speed Racer), Jane American is an award-winning, full-color graphic novel following Jane’s adventures, friendships, and struggles as she comes of age in turbulent times! This deeply researched yet emotionally powerful story, relatable to kids and adults alike, explores the universal themes of identity, gender, self-worth (you being you in a world that tells you something different), and small-town societal norms in post WWII America. With hints of beloved stories like Superman For All Seasons and Archie 1941, Jane American will break your heart, make you think, and have you on your feet cheering by the end!
(W) Erik Steinman, Kim Shearer, Jair Holguin, Whitney Wetta, Molly Jones, Kat Calamia, Phil Falco, Anna Rich, Kevin Cannarile (A) Jose Hernandez, RuhisuART, David Martin, Lex Hobson, Daniela Rodriguez, Lauren Bird, Alexia Valentine, Jacob Greenawalt, Olivia Walden, David Martin, Megan LeMasurier
NIGHT HAUNTS!
It’s a celebration of all things Lucy Loud in this spooktacular special!
The Ghosts of Ghoul Manor come out to play…a roleplaying game! But can Dad put aside his wizard obsession to get into the spirit of things? Then, Lucy has a vision that Cliff is looking for love! Can the Louds claw together a romance for the cat? And when the Morticians Club goes out for a gloomy afternoon picnic, the weather turns all wrong. It’s sunlight and flowers everywhere! It’ll take an extraordinary invention to bring the vibes back down to the shadows where they belong. Fifty pages of love for Lucy Loud—it’s the hilarious Halloween treat you’re dying for! Another jam-packed anthology of heartfelt stories by the talent behind the Emmy-nominated series THE LOUD HOUSE and THE CASAGRANDES!
Alex Ross, the award-winning and bestselling creator of Marvels, Kingdom Come, and Fantastic Four: Full Circle, takes readers through the Marvel Universe — but all is not as it seems.
Marvel Dimensions is legendary artist Alex Ross’ second book in the Marvel Arts series, following the national bestselling, critically acclaimed, and award-winning Fantastic Four: Full Circle.
The story opens with a sweeping tour through the classic origins of Marvel’s most iconic characters. Spider-Man, the Incredible Hulk, Iron Man, Wolverine, and many others appear in dramatic, fully painted spreads that echo their earliest stories. A narrator describes each moment with confidence, guiding the reader through these touchstones of Marvel’s history. But as the story moves forward, the tone begins to shift. The voice behind the narration is not who the readers expect and carries a motive that slowly pushes the narrative somewhere darker and far more unpredictable.
Once this change becomes clear, the book expands into something larger and more surprising. Storylines twist in on themselves, characters behave in unexpected ways, and events ripple across the Marvel Universe with growing tensions. Ross uses the structure of the book to create anticipation and pull the reader deeper into a mystery that keeps widening. Every new sequence reveals another layer, building toward a final act that reframes everything that came before it. A bonus 32-page comic book is included that is pivotal to the storyline.
With Marvel Dimensions, Ross approaches the Marvel Universe from a new angle with new character invention that invites readers to question what they think and what they know. Marvel Dimensions may be the latest title in the Marvel Arts line… but it is only the beginning.
(W) Shannon Hale (A) Marcela Cespedes Purchase: Bookshop – Amazon
Keep dreaming with the next book in the Dream On series about a young girl with big dreams and an even bigger imagination.
Dream Big is the perfect book for readers who love friendship stories, The Babysitter’s Club and Click graphic novels, and hopeful, inspiring reads.
A movie is being filmed right in Cassie’s neighborhood! Is this her chance to be a star? Dreams come true when she and her best friend Vali get hired as extras. Plus, she’ll get paid, which will help her parents with their money troubles. But when Vali drops out of the movie, Cassie is stuck with the mean kid actors. Even worse, it turns out she’s in a horror movie, and the monster in it scares her. Will she get called a “baby” or “scaredy-cat”. Can Cassie make it through the movie without her fears driving her away?
Join Cassie as she finds the courage to face her fears and dream big!
With bright and charming illustrations by Marcela Cespedes, Dream Big is a joyful story filled with imagination, fun dreams, and wonder.
This book is perfect for readers who want to enjoy a gentle and accessible friendship story, as well as anyone looking for SEL themes about empathy, kindness, compassion, and forgiveness.
Oni Press has announced The Juiciest Tomato of All: Corita Kent, Pop Nun,a graphic memoir from bestselling creator Alison Oliver about the life and times of trailblazing artist Corita Kent. Though not as well-known as her contemporary Andy Warhol, Corita Kent earned international acclaim throughout the 1960s as one of the pop art movement’s leading lights. In the height of her popularity, Kent appeared on the cover of Newsweek, was named one the Los Angeles Times’ Women of the Year, and saw her work exhibited at the Metropolitan Gallery of Art and The Smithsonian. For the first time, The Juiciest Tomato of All: Corita Kent, Pop Nuntells the inspirational story of how a nun living in Los Angeles managed to become an unlikely hero of America’s cultural revolution… and left an indelible mark on the art world and the face of Catholic sisterhood through her searingly fearless artwork.
Through brightly colored silkscreens and pop culture references, Corita Kent told stories that united her two worlds—a spiritual life and one full of art and beauty.The Juiciest Tomato of All depicts the tale of this Iconoclast woman in history who cared deeply about the world she lived in and saw grace and radiance in everything around her.
Alison Oliver’s The Juiciest Tomato of All will be available from Oni Press on May 11, 2027 wherever graphic novels are sold.
Ari Ackerman just witnessed a murder. Or two. Or maybe he didn’t. He’s not quite sure… From writer and colorist Oliver Mertz, artist Alex Diotto, letterer Taylor Esposito, and Oni Press comes A Ghost Arm Made of Angry Ghosts: a weird tale of conspiracy, faded superheroics, and suburban angst in ʼ90s Washington, D.C. For readers who like What’s the Furthest Place from Here?, Love and Rockets, David Lynch, Daniel Clowes, Seinfeld, Agatha Christie, Powers, Fugazi, and Wes Anderson, A Ghost Arm Made of Angry Ghosts will haunt a store near you on September 2, 2026.
Teenager Ari Ackerman loves the Washington, D.C., punk scene and is trying very hard to process the perpetual impending death (and frequent resurrections) of his cancer-stricken father. Ari’s best friend, Maya Meng, just wants to hang out and go see Jawbox play at the Black Cat. But sadly, an escalating series of unexplained deaths can really ruin a perfectly good day… Charmingly whimsical, darkly funny, and stylistically innovative, A Ghost Arm Made of Angry Ghosts is sure to evoke all the feelings that come with being an outsider, making sense of the world around you, and finding your place in it.
Writer Oliver Mertz has put together a playlist for you to get ready to rock out when you read A Ghost Arm Made of Angry Ghosts when it hits shelves this week! Listen to the playlist below and then get the graphic novel when it comes to comic shop shelves this Wednesday!
Coming October 27, 2026 from Street Noise, Soft Targets: Guns in America and Kids Caught in the Crossfire is the debut graphic novel by author and journalist Camila Kerwin.
In 2020, gun violence became the leading cause of death for kids and teens in the United States.
About seven kids die from gun violence each day.
Camila first started speaking to the loved ones of children lost to guns for a story on the 2018 Parkland shooting in Florida. She shares in the book, “That reporting ushered me into the broader world of guns and kids in America. For the most part, these stories don’t make national headlines. They’re quiet, daily disasters—the kids who die in the crossfire of gang violence, or at the hands of an angry relative. The troubled kids who find a gun in a parent’s closet. The curious kids who find a gun in a bedside drawer. Families live in the wreckage.”
Camila’s indictment of gun violence and gun culture in the United States takes us through the stories of four families with children who have lost their lives. These personal stories bring home the true consequences of our country’s lax gun regulations; alongside that, the book unpacks how our country got here.
Camila Kerwin is an award-winning journalist who makes comics and radio. She’s a regular comics contributor to The Boston Globe and a founding member of the audio editing studio Rough Cut Collective. Camila illustrated the Edward R. Murrow Award-winning ‘Class of COVID-19: An Education Crisis for Florida’s Vulnerable Students,’ for WLRN. She has been a producer at Marketplace’s This is Uncomfortable, Storycorps, and NPR’s On Point, and an editor at KCRW’s Bodies. Her work has appeared on WNYC, NPR’s Morning Edition, Sony’s Cheat!, PRI’s The World, and in The Miami Herald. She graduated Summa Cum Laude from NYU and holds a master’s degree from the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism as well as an MFA from Boston University. She lives in Brooklyn with her wife and cat.
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A scientist races against a god‑killing cult, cosmic collapse, and his witch‑queen ex‑wife to save creation — even if it costs him the person he loves most.
At the centre of all creation lies Far Eternity, where universes converge and reality is kept in balance. Scientist John of the Night and his daughter Aysha uncover a plot by The Perfection—a fanatical cult—to kill God and reboot the “flawed” multiverse into something supposedly perfect. As if that’s not enough, Medea—Aysha’s mother and a witch‑queen with a flair for drama—plans to sacrifice her to recharge her magic and avert an invasion. With cosmic forces closing in, John faces an impossible choice: save Aysha or risk the collapse of all existence.
Inspired by Jack Kirby’s grand cosmic epics, John of the Night blends humour, myth, and multiversal mayhem with themes of sacrifice, destiny, and the baffling indifference of higher powers. A cosmic adventure driven by a fraught but fiercely loyal father–daughter bond against reality‑shattering odds.
