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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

Exquisite Corpses: Rascal Randy #3 is a bit of an improvement as it narrows its focus

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As the two-dimensional Rascal Randy continues his meteoric rise during the golden age of animation, his modern-day doppelgänger’s assault on the small town of Aurora Springs shows no signs of stopping.

But when a mysterious figure from the past arrives touting the answers to who resides underneath that furry rabbit mask, will Lilly & Eli survive long enough to uncover the truth?

Story: Tyler Boss
Art: Dylan Burnett
Color: Jordie Bellaire
Letterer: Becca Carey

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D’Orc #8 continues the fun issues that can almost stand on their own

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D’orc meets Schweinehund, a vicious warrior aimed at bringing justice to all the lords of Sunderaine. Yeah, this dude is wound tight and we’re pretty sure the King of Goblin Gate probably has it coming, but at what cost to D’orc and his companions?
Oh, and Troll meat will be eaten…sloppily.

Story: Brett Bean
Art: Brett Bean
Color: Frank William
Letterer: Nate Piekos

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M.A.S.K. Streetwear Variant Covers by Fadime Yildirim Bring the Heat

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Skybound, Image Comics, and Hasbro have revealed streetwear variant covers by artist Fadime Yildirim starting with M.A.S.K. #7 and continuing through M.A.S.K. #12. 

Following her gorgeous G.I. Joe streetwear variant series, Fadime Yildirim is back with expertly styled variant covers each featuring a member of the M.A.S.K. network with unique, customized keychains and will be available as 1:25 incentive variants across six can’t-miss issues that begin this December. 

M.A.S.K. #7 kicks off a new action-packed story arc for the hit Energon Universe series from writer Dan Watters, artist Pye Parr, colorist Pierluigi Casolino, and letterer Rus Wooton, landing in comic book shops on December 2, 2026. 

T-BOB…WHAT IS YOUR FUNCTION? M.A.S.K. and V.E.N.O.M., no one may trust Matt Trakker ever again.  

Can he prove he’s fit to lead the M.A.S.K. network? 

In addition to the 1:25 incentive variant cover by Fadime Yildirim, M.A.S.K. #7 features a main cover by series artist Pye Parr, two open to order variants by Nick Bradshaw and Jim Charalampidis, and Derek Charm, a 1:50 incentive manga variant by Satoshi Shiki, a 1:100 foil incentive variant by Arist Deyn, a blank sketch cover, and a T-BOB die cut mask cover by Pye Parr, Luke Preese, and Andres Juarez. 

M.A.S.K. #7 (Lunar Codes Coming Soon | SRP: $3.99, unless otherwise noted) will be available at comic book shops and digital platforms including Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, and Google Play on Wednesday, December 2, 2026. 

Comic book cover featuring a stylized female character in a blue and red outfit, with futuristic design elements, holding a holster, and accompanied by a keychain with a character design labeled 'Vanessa'.
A stylish character from the comic book series M.A.S.K., wearing a red and gray outfit, including a puffy jacket and baggy pants, with matching red shoes. The character is posed confidently against a light background, with a keychain featuring a vehicle and a character profile displayed nearby.
A stylized comic book cover featuring a character named Sly Rax in a green and black outfit, wearing sunglasses and holding a weapon. He has a confident pose and a mustache, with a keychain featuring a miniature vehicle and his name displayed prominently.

A full list of the themed covers is below:  

  • M.A.S.K. #7 Cover D (1:25 Incentive) by Fadime Yildirim 
  • M.A.S.K. #8 Cover D (1:25 Incentive) by Fadime Yildirim 
  • M.A.S.K. #9 Cover D (1:25 Incentive) by Fadime Yildirim 
  • M.A.S.K. #10 Cover D (1:25 Incentive) by Fadime Yildirim 
  • M.A.S.K. #11 Cover D (1:25 Incentive) by Fadime Yildirim  
  • M.A.S.K. #12 Cover D (1:25 Incentive) by Fadime Yildirim

Universal Monsters: Blood of the Wolf Man #4 is a finale that challenges what you think is going on

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MINISERIES FINALE
THE WOLF MAN UNLEASHED!
The Wolf Man is loose, and all the Jaeger family’s secrets will be revealed.

Story: Joshua Williamson
Art: Leomacs
Color: Pip Martin
Letterer: DC Hopkins

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Preview: White Sky #6

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White Sky #6

(W) William Harms (A) J. P. Mavinga

VIOLET IS ON HER OWN!

In the aftermath of last issue’s shocking events, Violet flees San Francisco, more determined than ever to find her dad. But will the gift given to her by Walter be a blessing or a curse?

David attempts to escape the scavenger camp, but as he does, it’s attacked.

Cover of 'White Sky' comic book featuring a young man with a beard, wearing a tattered shirt and blue jeans, surrounded by swirling blue energy and ghostly figures in the background.
Cover art for the comic book 'White Sky' issue 6, featuring a young boy in a dynamic pose with a shadowy figure of a girl in the background, set in a mysterious and dark environment.
Cover of the comic 'White Sky' featuring a rugged man with long hair, surrounded by swirling figures and dramatic lines conveying motion.
Cover of the comic book 'White Sky', featuring a black and white illustration of two characters, a boy and a girl, in a dilapidated setting. The title 'WHITE SKY' is prominently displayed at the top.
A comic panel depicting a rugged landscape with a dilapidated structure and three characters engaged in a tense conversation. One character is angrily questioning another about a brother's death, while another offers an ultimatum about survival.
A comic book scene depicting a dialogue between several characters. One character introduces himself as David, while others are seen in a tense discussion about authority and survival in a post-apocalyptic setting.
A comic panel depicting two characters in a dark tunnel labeled 'Transbay Tube.' One character holds a flashlight, while the other looks concerned, suggesting they are in a challenging situation.
A series of four comic panels depicting a character reaching towards a light source in a dark, shadowy environment, expressing relief in their dialogue.
A young person with a backpack peeks into a dark room, visibly frightened. The room reveals a scene with a skeleton covered by a blanket and more skeletal figures in the background. The character's dialogue hints at fear and uncertainty, questioning if their actions are acceptable.

Preview: Geiger #25

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Geiger #25

(W) Geoff Johns (A) Gary Frank

Twenty-five issues! Thirty-two story pages! One amazing comic! Join us in celebrating GEIGER’S 25th anniversary issue with an action-packed story where the Glowing Man, Tariq Geiger, finally faces off against the mysteriously bandaged President Griffin! This issue also kicks off a special prelude to the upcoming GEIGER/REDCOAT crossover: “Radioactive Revolution”!

Cover of the comic book 'Geiger' issue 25 featuring the title prominently displayed, with various characters and a glowing yellow skull.
Comic book cover featuring the title 'GEIGER' in bold, bright letters, with a central illustration of a glowing skull surrounded by various characters and scenes. The cover includes the names of contributors and indicates it is a 25th celebration issue.
A powerful female character in a dark hooded cloak stands confidently amidst flames and smoke, holding weapons in her hands.
Comic book cover for 'Geiger' issue 25 featuring a stylized character with glowing green effects and an action figure design, with the title prominently displayed.
Comic book cover featuring various characters around a blank white space, with the title 'GEIGER' prominently displayed at the top. The cover includes the names of the creators and a celebration mention.
A comic book cover featuring a fierce battle between a woman with long hair, wearing a revealing brown costume, and a glowing green spectral figure, set against a dramatic, smoky background.
Cover of the comic book 'Geiger' issue 25 featuring a character named Widow X, depicted wearing a black dress and hat, holding a gun against a bright yellow and green background with a skull illustration.
A comic panel titled 'FIVE YEARS FROM NOW...' featuring various characters in a tense conversation about a national crisis. One character appears distressed while discussing family and a continuity protocol, while another warns about the consequences of mishandling the situation, hinting at high stakes.
A comic panel featuring a man in a car speaking on the phone while driving towards the Washington Monument, with an explosion visible in the background.
A comic strip panel depicting a car driving on a highway, followed by an explosion in the distance, a shocked man's face with shattered glass around him, a close-up of his eye reflecting the explosion, and a quote about being an enemy to America.
A tense confrontation between two characters, one bald and muscular, kneeling in a dramatic pose, while the other, a glowing figure in a suit, stands above with an explosive power. Speech bubbles convey a conflict of identities and allegiances.
A superhero with glowing energy powers is depicted in a dynamic pose, preparing to unleash a powerful attack, with energy effects illustrated around their body.
A bright explosion of green light, with two figures caught in the middle of a clash, depicted in the top panel.

Rick Remender and Steve Epting’s Hammerfist #1 Heads Back for a Third Printing

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Breakout hit Hammerfist by New York Times bestselling author Rick Remender and acclaimed artist Steve Epting has sold out yet again at the distributor level. The debut issue of this hot new series will be rushed back to print by Image this week in order to keep up with escalating demand.

In Hammerfist, readers meet Mike Denton: a dirtbag hitman, junkie, and absentee father. He’s spent his life chasing the easy fix—drugs, cheap sex, and murder for money—all while failing the one person who still believes he can be better: his daughter.

Now, on the eve of Black Noon—an ancient darkness that erases the light in all things—Mike has to drag himself out of the gutter, awaken a supernatural weapon powered only by love, and fight his way through the living embodiment of evil to save her. This is the story of an unredeemable killer forced to do the one thing he’s avoided his entire life: stand for something other than himself.

Reservoir Dogs collides with Evil Dead in this filthy crime story that mutates into a savage splatter-horror nightmare.

Hammerfist #1, third printing (UPC: 70985304826800113) will be available at comic book shops on Wednesday, October 21.

Comic book cover featuring a tattooed man in profile holding a gun, surrounded by money and bullets, with bold text reading 'HAMMERFIST' and creator credits.
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