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The Last Driver #2 Speeds Off into a Second Printing

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The Last Driver #2 by superstar creator Sean Gordon Murphy is bumper-to-bumper with issue #1 demand and has sold out completely at the distributor level. Image Comics will fast-track this popular follow up issue for reprint this week in order to keep up with the breakneck speed of reorder activity.

The Last Driver #2, second printing will feature new cover art paying homage to retro Nintendo games.

An enemy from the past speeds into this high octane race in the future! What’s a driver without a car? In trouble, that’s what. After demolishing their ride evading the eCops, Clutch and Cuda are on foot as Cuda’s health gets worse. Then, things shift into a new gear when Kowalski calls in a villain from Clutch’s past: The man known as Firebird!

The Last Driver #2, 2nd printing will be available at comic book shops on Wednesday, October 28.

Cover of the comic book 'The Last Driver' featuring a pixelated car design against a dark background, with vibrant geometric shapes and text elements indicating the title and creators.

Preview: G.I. JOE: A Real American Hero/Tomb Raider #1

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G.I. JOE: A Real American Hero/Tomb Raider #1

(W) Kyle Higgins (A) Elena Casagrande (C) Alex Guimarães (L) Pat Brosseau

KNOWING IS HALF THE BATTLE. RAIDING IS THE OTHER HALF! 

Lara Croft has explored some of the most dangerous locations on Earth, but nothing quite like Cobra Island. For this adventure, she’ll need the help of her old acquaintance, Shipwreck, and several squads of Joes to mount a dangerous expedition into the heart of the island to recover a treasure that’s been hidden there for decades. One that Destro and Baroness will do anything to get their hands on first… 

Comic book cover featuring Lara Croft from Tomb Raider holding two guns, with a group of G.I. Joe characters in the background. The artwork includes vibrant colors with tropical elements.

Hammerfist #2 keeps up the action and chase as the robbery and town gets weirder

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MAN BAD. FIST GOOD.
Fleeing the heist, Mike discovers every citizen is a zealot of the cult of MOTHERGRUB. Every corner a trap. Every face a cultist. As Mike is hunted, Cindy is dragged into the ceremonial cathedral to serve as sacrifice to bring about BLACK NOON.

Story: Rick Remender
Art: Steve Epting
Color: Matt Hollingsworth
Letters: Rus Wooton

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Crimes Against Nature #1 sells out and gets a second printing

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New series Crimes Against Nature by Eliot Rahal and Mattia Monaco has hit big with readers instantly hooked by it’s quirky, neo-noir hijinks and issue #1 has sold out completely at the distributor level. Image Comics will rush this debut back to print this week in order to keep up with escalating demand.

Check out our review of Crimes Against Nature #1.

The Crimes Against Nature #1, second printing cover will feature new art by John Bivens.

Best described as Koko the gorilla meets The Usual Suspects, Crimes Against Nature follows famous Hollywood Animal Trainer, Doctor Kermit Groedan, and his only client/best friend—Amigo the Ape, the first gorilla ever nominated for an Academy Award—are framed for a crime they didn’t commit. Now they’re on the run. And to clear their names and save their lives, Kermit and Amigo will be forced to reveal their darkest secrets and confront each other’s hidden past. Will their friendship be able to survive?

Crimes Against Nature #1, second printing is available at comic book shops on Wednesday, October 28.

Cover of the comic book 'Crimes Against Nature' featuring a large ape holding a weapon and a circular inset with a man's face.

Guillem March’s Ofiusa #1 Heads Back to Print

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The debut issue of the highly anticipated follow-up to popular series Karmen—Ofiusa by writer and artist Guillem March—has sold out completely at the distributor level. This sultry intro to the six-issue miniseries is being fast-tracked for reprint by Image this week in order to keep up with escalating demand. 

You can check out our review of Ofiusa #1.

In Ofiusa, the romance between the irresistible Mar and the young entrepreneur Joan gets off to a flying start. In another timeline, Joan meets the enigmatic Isla on a paradise island. A love triangle in which everyone is hiding something, while a dark secret from the past awaits to be revealed.

With exquisite artwork that evokes paradise and a story that gradually lays bare the characters’ souls—while also leaving room for fun, seduction, and the search for truth. Be careful when diving into the waters of Ofiusa.

Ofiusa #1, second printing (UPC: 70985304860200112) will be available at comic book shops on Wednesday, October 28.

An illustrated comic cover featuring a woman with long, dark hair sitting on green fabric underwater, wearing a partially open white shirt and black lingerie, with vibrant blue waves in the background.

Marilyn Howe’s Fate Is Revealed in Terminal #4

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Skybound and Image Comics have shared a first look at Terminal #4, the blockbuster new series created by the dream team of Robert Kirkman and Joe Casey, Andy Kubert, David Finch, and Arthur Adams. Terminal #4 lands in comic book shops on October 28.

The fate of Marilyn Howe. Alessandra goes rogue just as a new enemy makes an unexpected move… 

The complete lineup of covers for Terminal #4 covers includes open to order covers by Andy Kubert and Dave McCaig, David Finch and Dave McCaig, and Arthur Adams and Dave McCaig, as well as a 1:25 incentive variant by Ben Oliver, a 1:50 incentive variant by Jae Lee & June Chung, and a 1:100 incentive variant by Whilce Portacio and Dean White.  

Fans can get a preview of a new enemy’s emergence with this first look at the upcoming issue. 

Comic book cover featuring the title 'Terminus' with characters in the background, one hand covered in blood, and a dark figure in the foreground.
Comic panel depicting a dramatic confrontation between characters with a fierce expression. The left side features a large, organic form, while the right side shows a character shouting in frustration, with speech bubbles conveying a sense of urgency and confusion.
A graphic comic book cover depicting a chaotic scene with several characters in a violent confrontation, featuring a grotesque figure lying on the ground surrounded by blood and monstrous beings.
A comic book panel depicting a tense scene with multiple characters. One character expresses concern for another named Zasha, while a large creature looms in the background. Characters discuss themes of success and failure, and there is a sense of urgency and confrontation as they navigate a tense situation.
A tense comic book scene featuring multiple characters struggling in a chaotic environment, with dramatic colors and expressive dialogue boxes highlighting their distress and conflict.
A graphic comic panel depicting a character with a distressed expression, surrounded by splatters of blood. The background is predominantly red, creating a dramatic atmosphere. Text bubbles convey intense emotions and dialogue.
Comic book cover featuring a monstrous creature with tentacle-like appendages, set against a futuristic background, with two armored figures and a central, suited character.
Comic book cover featuring a muscular superhero in a green and black suit, running with one hand raised. The title 'TERMINAL' is prominently displayed at the top.
Comic book cover of 'Terminal' featuring a green muscular character running forward against a bright yellow background.
Cover art for the comic 'Terminal' featuring a central character holding a large eye surrounded by various other characters, set against a bold title header.
A comic book cover featuring a dynamic, fiery figure with an aggressive expression, surrounded by bursts of energy and debris, conveying action and intensity.

A full list of covers is below: 

  • Terminal #4 Cover A by Andy Kubert & Dave McCaig (Lunar Code: 0826IM0506) 
  • Terminal #4 Cover B by David Finch & Dave McCaig (Lunar Code: 0826IM0507) 
  • Terminal #4 Cover C by Arthur Adams & Dave McCaig (Lunar Code: 0826IM0508) 
  • Terminal #4 Cover D (1:25 Incentive) by Ben Oliver (Lunar Code: 0826IM0509) 
  • Terminal #4 Cover E (1:50 Incentive) by Jae Lee & June Chung (Lunar Code: 0826IM0510) 
  • Terminal #4 Cover F (1:100 Incentive) by Whilce Portacio & Dean White (Lunar Code: 0826IM0511) 

Kieron Gillen, Jim Rossignol, Jeff Stokely, Tamra Bonvillain, and Clayton Cowles take readers on a wild, whimsical ride in The Ludocrats

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New York Times bestselling writer Kieron Gillen, popular game designer Jim Rossignol, artist Jeff Stokely, colorist Tamra Bonvillain, and letterer Clayton Cowles take readers on a wildly unhinged ride through an epically whimsical kingdom where everything is topsy-turvy and the characters are completely insane in, The Ludocrats, Vol. 1. This completely absurdist satire of overly-elaborate high fantasy is available now in trade paperback from Image Comics.

Main nut job Baron Otto Von Subertan embodies an excess and impulsiveness that would make the Queen of Hearts look tame by comparison. His close companion, Professor Hades Zero-K provides a deadpan counter to his flamboyant assertions. Together they defend their wacky and bizarre civilization against banality and boredom. To be “ludicrous” is not only just a requirement in this gonzo world—it’s a virtue!

Monty Python and I Hate Fairyland humor are tossed in a blender with such exhaustively intricate sagas as Dune and The Silmarillion for a surprising cocktail of aristocratic customs, impossible architecture, sexual jokes, and visual gags to delight any reader willing to ride shotgun for the journey.

The Ludocrats, Vol. 1 trade paperback (ISBN: 9781534317031) collects The Ludocrats #1-5 and is available at local comic book shops, independent bookstores, Bookshop, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Books-a-Million, Indigo, and Waterstones.

Cover of 'The Ludocrats' comic book featuring colorful characters: a large, muscular figure with a smug expression holding a fist up, labeled 'SPITE,' and a seated character wearing glasses and a suit, surrounded by abstract shapes and vibrant colors.
A vibrant, colorful comic-style illustration of a bustling hall filled with diverse characters and whimsical creatures. The interior features tall windows with stained glass, balloons, and a variety of fantastical decor. In the foreground, a character in a blue dress interacts with a figure kneeling before them, surrounded by other eccentric beings and curious items.
A colorful comic panel featuring characters in a humorous and chaotic situation, with a mix of exaggerated expressions and dialogues regarding absurdity and satire.
A colorful comic panel featuring a humorous scene with exaggerated characters. One character, an imposing figure in a suit, is using a large sword, while another character's head is depicted as a floating skull with a shocked expression. Surrounding characters display various emotions as they react to the ongoing situation.

Zoe Thorogood and Joe Whiteford team for Vampire on Aisle 6 this December

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This December, Zoe Thorogood teams with Joe Whiteford for the upcoming Vampire on Aisle 6. This all-new, three-issue paranormal miniseries is being published by Image Comics.

Thorogood hit the scene with the critically acclaimed release of her semi-autobiographical novel The Impending Blindness of Billie Scott in the UK. Next she worked with New York Times bestselling author Joe Hill (Locke & Key) to illustrate and adapt one of his popular prose short stories into a standalone graphic novel, Joe Hill’s Rain. From there Thorogood’s profile skyrocketed when Image Comics published her graphic-nonfiction memoir, It’s Lonely at the Centre of the Earth. It’s Lonely at the Centre of the Earth sold out and went back-to-print multiple times within its first year of publication and went on to sell an astounding 100K copies across formats. Thorogood’s instant breakout success caught the attention of the Eisner Awards committee and she was nominated for five Eisner Awards in 2023, making her the most-nominated creator that year. She went on to win the prestigious Russ Manning Most Promising Newcomer Award and solidified her status as “one-to-watch” in the industry.

In Vampire on Aisle 6, Luka claims to be a vampire. He’s trapped in a mascot-themed superstore, the sun won’t set for another ten hours, and he’s just made his first kill.

After being bitten by a mysterious man at the end of an unfortunate week, Luka begins experiencing vampiric symptoms including a newfound bloodlust, a shattered reflection, and an unwillingness to go outside. His life begins unravelling.

Vampire on Aisle 6 #1 will be available at comic book shops on Wednesday, December 23.

Comic book cover for 'Vampire on Aisle 6' featuring a vampire couple embracing inside a coffin, with a colorful checkered background and illustrations of various characters and items surrounding them.
Comic book cover for 'Vampire on Aisle 6' featuring a character kneeling in a kitchen, holding a bloody object. The kitchen has a retro design with black-and-white checkered flooring and a refrigerator adorned with various magnets.
Comic book cover featuring a cartoon possum wearing a crown, holding a spoon and stirring a bowl of meat with bones, labeled 'Meme's Mornin' Meats' with vibrant colors.
Cover of the comic book 'Vampire on Aisle 6' by Zoe Thorogood and Joe Whiteford, featuring bold text design.
A comic book cover titled 'Vampire on Aisle 6' featuring a young man with a distressed expression, covered in blood, pushing a shopping cart with a grotesque body inside, set in a grocery store aisle with a dark and eerie atmosphere.
A comic book panel depicting a chaotic scene with multiple characters. One character appears distressed and bloodied in the foreground, while another character, dressed in blue, looks shocked. The setting is a messy room with several doors open, revealing more chaos. Dialogue bubbles express confusion and panic.
An illustrated scene featuring a bloodied young man in a bathroom, staring into a distorted mirror. The mirror reflects a chaotic version of himself with colorful, fragmented elements. The tile floor is checkered in yellow and blue, and there are bathroom fixtures in the background.
A colorful comic page featuring a series of illustrated panels with text and characters expressing a range of emotions and thoughts, including themes of confusion, despair, and existential questioning.
  • Cover A by Thorogood – UPC: 70985304968500111
  • Cover B by Thorogood – UPC: 70985304968500121
  • Cover C by Joe Whiteford – UPC: 70985304968500131
  • Cover D Blank Sketch Variant – UPC: 70985304968500141
  • Cover E 1:50 copy incentive by Thorogood – UPC: 70985304968500151

Mirka Andolfo’s Long-Awaited Follow-Up to Mercy, the upcoming Merciless, Launches this December

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Acclaimed creator Mirka Andolfo returns to the coaldust-choked Victorian atmosphere of her international hit Mercy—this time with fan-favorite collaborator and artist Lidia Bolognini—to bring fans an all-new Gothic tale in the upcoming Merciless. This four issue miniseries is set to launch in December from Image Comics.

Fifteen years after having rid itself of the terrible Devil of Woodsburgh, the thriving former mining town has finally begun to let out a long-held breath… That is, until an enigmatic new Lady comes to town.

Rory has finally come of age and is ready to open her factory. But her arrival coincides with the uncanny: a strange new drug called Electric Sumac is coursing through the streets, leaving ordinary men and women unnaturally strong… and dangerously unhinged. Rory, and her companion Joel, are determined to stamp it out… whatever the cost. For they know something the rest of the city does not: the drug’s mysterious origins are anything but earthly.

Meanwhile, Sheriff Bancroft has returned to settle the unfinished business his father left in his wake. As old debts resurface and a web of secrets unravels… will Rory find herself caught in the middle of it all? 

Merciless #1 will be available at comic book shops on Wednesday, December 2.

Cover art for 'Merciless' by Mirka Andolfo, featuring a character in a flowing red dress with dark hair, surrounded by colorful abstract shapes.
A hand holds an ornate vintage mirror reflecting a woman with long wavy hair and a somber expression. She wears a ruffled off-the-shoulder top adorned with a dark flower and jewelry, while the background features a soft gradient. A quote appears above her: 'The past must not be forgotten.'
An illustrated comic panel featuring a woman in a historical dress talking to a man in a suit. The woman looks thoughtful and confident, standing in a sunlit room with a window. Dialogues in speech bubbles convey a conversation about a fish factory and memorable historical practices.
A woman in period clothing appears contemplative in the foreground, while in the background, scenes depict characters discussing paperwork in a room, returning to a mansion, and a carriage approaching the building.
A comic page featuring a haunting narrative with various characters: a beautiful blonde woman with starry skin, a young girl in a pink dress, and shadowy figures, depicting themes of memory, identity, and the supernatural.
A stylized illustration featuring a woman in a red coat and wide-brimmed hat, sitting on a white flowing dress while surrounded by colorful, abstract tentacles.
Cover art for 'Merciless' by Mirka Andolfo featuring a woman in a gothic black dress and hat, adorned with a pink flower, surrounded by dark, twisting vines.
Cover art for 'Merciless' by Mirka Andolfo, featuring a young woman in a black hat and elegant attire, holding a book with a dramatic expression, surrounded by twisting, tentacle-like creatures.
Cover art for 'Merciless' by Mirka Andolfo featuring a young woman with dark hair, wearing a large blue hat, surrounded by colorful stars, flowers, and whimsical elements.
Cover of 'Merciless' by Mirka Andolfo featuring a dark purple textured background with ornate patterns and the title prominently displayed in white.
A mysterious woman in a black dress and wide-brimmed hat adorned with flowers, surrounded by twisting dark vines, stands confidently against an arched backdrop.
A young woman in a vintage black dress with ruffled details and a large feathered hat, holding her hands close to her chest. She has striking green eyes and wears pink gloves. In the background, there are surreal, swirling pink and purple tendrils that appear to be emerging from behind her.
A stylized illustration of a woman in a flowing red dress, with black gloves and long hair, set against a vibrant blue and purple abstract background with swirling shapes.
Comic book cover featuring a woman in a red dress with long black hair, surrounded by abstract, swirling designs in shades of green and orange.
Cover art for 'Merciless' by Mirka Andolfo, featuring a stylized illustration of a woman with long black hair and a delicate dress, adorned with a black bow.
  • Cover A by Bolognini & Andolfo – UPC: 70985304967800111
  • Cover B by Bolognini – UPC: 70985304967800121 
  • Cover C by Homare – UPC: 70985304967800131 
  • Cover D by Leirix – UPC: 70985304967800141 
  • Cover E by Nicoletta Baldari – UPC: 70985304967800151 
  • Cover F by Blank Sketch – UPC: 70985304967800161
  • Cover G 1:25 copy incentive virgin by Homare – UPC: 70985304967800171
  • Cover H 1:50 copy incentive virgin by Leirix – UPC: 70985304967800181
  • Cover I 1:100 copy incentive virgin foil by Andolfo – UPC: 70985304967800191
  • Cover J 1:250 copy incentive signed by Andolfo – UPC: 70985304974600111
  • Cover K 1:500 copy incentive original sketch by Andolfo – UPC: 70985304974600121
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