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A Desperate Father, A Vanished Child, A Dark Reimagining Of A Classic Tale. Head to the Land of Never with Steve Orlando, Miguel Mora, Fares Maese, and Micah Myers

Mad Cave Studios has announced Land of Never, a haunting new series from writer Steve Orlando, with art and Cover A by Miguel Mora, colors by Fares Maese, lettering by Micah Myers, and a Cover B by Sebastián Píriz. Blending psychological horror with crime-driven suspense, the series reframes a familiar childhood myth through the story of a father determined to uncover the truth behind his daughter’s disappearance.

Six months ago, Jim Hoke’s daughter Wendy disappeared from her room. All Jim caught was a glimpse of a hulking figure at the window—the kind of late-night vision that’s easily written off as a hallucination. No one believes Jim’s story—and six months later, the retired pathologist is just looking for anyone who’ll still listen. And even if he finds someone, should they believe him? Jim had already retired early to plant evidence against an alleged killer. His word doesn’t mean much—and it means even less with him as a suspect in Wendy’s disappearance. He can’t leave town, he can’t forget what he saw, and he doesn’t get any sleep thanks to the nightmares.

With Wendy’s disappearance declared the coldest of cases, Jim believes he’s the only one who cares about finding his daughter. And he’s got a withered Father’s Day card in his pocket to remind him—all he can do is his best. So he’d better step it up. Jim goes into business for himself, tracking leads and harassing anyone polite enough to listen to his story. He dives into rabbit hole after rabbit hole, until he meets someone else like him. Then another, then another, a whole community of people who’ve lost someone to a cryptid they call the Floating Man—just like the huge creature Jim saw take Wendy. Suddenly, Wendy’s abductor has a name—the Floating Man. And Jim’s obsession has direction—he’s got to track down the Floating Man, uncover his crimes, and free not just his daughter Wendy, but everyone who’s been lost.

Land of Never #1 goes on sale June 17, 2026, with Final Order Cut-off on May 25.  

Land of Never #1

51 #1 Sells Out and Get a New Printing

The President’s infamous screw-up son cracks open the vault at Area 51, and now, another secret is spilling out… Mad Cave Studios has announced today that 51 #1, the new sci-fi satire from writer Curt Pires, has sold out at the distributor level following its debut release.

Featuring art, colors, and a fresh new cover by Jok, with lettering by three-time Ringo Award nominee Micah Myers51 blends high-octane action with sharp political satire to imagine a world where every conspiracy theory might actually be true—ripping into conspiracy culture, political rot, and the dangerous people left holding the country’s secrets together with scotch tape as the series heads back to print ahead of issue #2.

What if all the secrets housed in AREA 51 leaked out into the world? Who would be responsible for that mess? And who would be responsible for cleaning it up? After the President’s screw-up son, Harvey, gets in trouble with the law, his dad calls in a favor and gets him assigned to the real-life Area 51—Hangar 51. But it’s not the thrill ride the conspiracy theorists would have you believe. Harvey spends most of his days cataloging items he’s forbidden from even looking at.

That all changes when Harvey and his coworkers decide to throw a rager and wake up from their bender to find that every single item from Hangar 51 has been stolen. Now in the deepest trouble of his life, Harvey and his ragtag crew must go out into the world and put the genie back in the bottle—capturing rogue aliens, stolen superpower formulas, experimental energy weapons, and all manner of impossible objects. And as they hunt each piece down, a darker truth begins to surface: who actually broke into Hangar 51… and what do they plan to do with what they took? Writer Curt Pires and artist Jok take you on a trip like you’ve never been to explore a conspiracy theory you won’t ever believe!

51 #1 2nd printing

The President’s Infamous Screw-up Son Cracks Open the Vault at Area 51, and Now the World’s Buried Sins Are Spilling Out. 51 Arrives March 2026

When every conspiracy is true, the real disaster is who’s in charge. Mad Cave Studios has announced 51, a wicked new sci-fi satire from writer Curt Pires, with art and colors Jok, letters by three-time Ringo nominee Micah Myers, and featuring a striking Cover B by Michael Avon Oeming

What if all the secrets housed in AREA 51 leaked out into the world? Who would be responsible for that mess? And who would be responsible for cleaning it up? After the President’s screw-up son, Harvey, gets in trouble with the law, his dad calls in a favor and gets him assigned to the real-life Area 51—Hangar 51. But it’s not the thrill ride the conspiracy theorists would have you believe. Harvey spends most of his days cataloging items he’s forbidden from even looking at.

That all changes when Harvey and his coworkers decide to throw a rager and wake up from their bender to find that every single item from Hangar 51 has been stolen. Now in the deepest trouble of his life, Harvey and his ragtag crew must go out into the world and put the genie back in the bottle—capturing rogue aliens, stolen superpower formulas, experimental energy weapons, and all manner of impossible objects. And as they hunt each piece down, a darker truth begins to surface: who actually broke into Hangar 51… and what do they plan to do with what they took? Writer Curt Pires and artist Jok take you on a trip like you’ve never been to explore a conspiracy theory you won’t ever believe!

Fast, profane, and darkly hilarious, 51 rips into conspiracy culture, political rot, and the dangerous people left holding the country’s secrets together with duct tape…

Pires blends high-octane sci-fi, political absurdity, and a surprisingly emotional core into a story about found family inside a broken machine, the weight of inherited expectations, and the sins, personal and national, that refuse to stay buried.

51 #1 is on sale March 11, 2026, with FOC on February 16

Galactic #1 is a hell of a lot of fun, a mix of Buck Rogers, Spaceballs, and Han Solo and Chewbacca

What if George Lucas and Quentin Tarantino f@#&ed and had a baby? That baby would be Curt Pires and Amilcar Pinna’s GALACTIC. An ultraviolent interstellar romance that tells the story of a roguish bounty hunter hired to bring back a Princess on a death-bender on a hippy planet, and inadvertently find themselves caught in the crossfire of an intergalactic war.

And maybe, just maybe, falling in love along the way!

Did we mention there’s a talking dog who pilots the starship?!

Story: Curt Pires
Art: Amilcar Pinna
Color: Lee Loughridge
Letterer: Micah Myers

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.

Zeus Comics


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Preview: Lost Fantasy #5

Lost Fantasy #5

(W) Curt Pires, Franklin Jonas (A) Mark Dale, Maxi Dall’o

Following the conclusion of Henry’s brutal case in Montana, Henry has no time to rest, as he’s immediately thrust into solving the murder of one of his closest family members.

The Spine Tingling Second Story Arc of The Fresh New Fantasy hit of the year starts now in… LOST FANTASY BOOK TWO: A WORLD BEYOND.

Plus: an exclusive first look at a brand new lost fantasy spinoff co-written by Curt Pires and Franklin Jonas! Don’t miss the first appearance of a sure to be fan favorite character!

Lost Fantasy #5

Preview: The Last Session Vol. 2

The Last Session Vol. 2

(W) Jasmine Walls (A) Dozerdraws (L) Micah Myers

Erika, Jacob, Marcelle, and Damien have become popular online personas, each with a huge following on their corner of the internet. The only thing they have in common is that they used to be close friends until they drifted apart in high school, leaving their Dice & Deathtraps game unfinished. Now, four years later, their old game master Amina has reached out with a chance to reunite, save the community center that fostered their creativity, and finally finish their abandoned campaign. They have one night to do it, streaming to a live audience with tensions and old grudges on the rise. Can they mend their fraying friendship or will this last session cut their ties for good?

The Last Session Vol. 2

Romanis Magicae #2 is a nice piece of the puzzle as we get to know the team better

In the slums and gutters of ancient Rome a broken ex legionary named Marcus wanders in a drunken stupor, haunted by the shame of loss and failure of duty. Suddenly, he stumbles across a young girl being chased by strange, hooded demons, and in his attempt to help he is plunged into a deadly conspiracy that threatens to destroy the Empire. Step into a vision of ancient Rome that moves away from the temples of marble and clean white togas and into the dirty underbelly of one of history’s greatest empires.

Story: Matthew Blair
Art: Paul Pert-Smith
Color: Eva De La Cruz
Letterer: Micah Myers

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.

Zeus Comics


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Romanis Magicae #1 is an interesting start that feels like a mix of things we’ve seen before

In the slums and gutters of ancient Rome a broken ex legionary named Marcus wanders in a drunken stupor, haunted by the shame of loss and failure of duty. Suddenly, he stumbles across a young girl being chased by strange, hooded demons, and in his attempt to help he is plunged into a deadly conspiracy that threatens to destroy the Empire. Step into a vision of ancient Rome that moves away from the temples of marble and clean white togas and into the dirty underbelly of one of history’s greatest empires.

Story: Matthew Blair
Art: Paul Pert-Smith
Color: Eva De La Cruz
Letterer: Micah Myers

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.

Third Eye Comics
Forbidden Planet

Mine Is A Long Lonesome Grave #1 mixes the supernatural with a gritty story of revenge

Mine Is A Long Lonesome Grave #1

Harley Creed is a bad man. He used to be worse. A violent ex-con with a string of brutal crimes in his past, he only wanted one thing when he finally walked free from prison: to leave Briar Falls, WV, behind and disappear forever. But Harley’s hometown has a strange way of swallowing people whole-call it a consequence of the low-level folk magic that has permeated its darker corners for generations. And now that Harley has returned, pent-up vengeance for his past crimes is about to come roaring back. Somebody has put a hex on him-and Harley has seven days before he dies in twisted, screaming agony. Mine Is A Long Lonesome Grave #1 is an interesting debut that mixes a tale of revenge with the supernatural for a result that keeps you on your toes.

Written by Justin Jordan, Mine Is A Long Lonesome Grave #1 is an intriguing debut. It’s a mix of genres but at its heart, it’s a tale of revenge. Jordan introduces an interesting character in Harley Creed, a man who is mean, violent, and one we shouldn’t be cheering for. He’s just bad. But, Jordan impressively gives us just enough to feel a little sorry for him. A violent criminal, he’s freed from jail and wants to do a minimum in correcting his past while also getting the hell out of dodge. He’s done his time and haunted by his past… literally. And like so many stories of the type he keeps getting pulled back in. And back in he is with over the top violence emphasizing this is a guy we really shouldn’t be rooting on but at the same time, you can have empathy because it’s clear he wants to live a quiet life now.

Chris Shehan‘s art is solid with a great balance of the supernatural, horror, and gritty revenge tale. With color by Alessandro Santoro whose palette delivers a bleak feel and lettering by Micah Myers, the comic nails the vibe it’s going for. The visuals deliver the feel of a man broken down and tired and the choices really emphasize the horror aspects at times leaving readers to imagine the violence being inflicted. But, what’s interesting is even with the supernatural aspects, the visuals still feel grounded. There’s a vibe that reminds me of The Blair Witch in that it mixes the every day with something a little spooky, all mixed with a color palette that reminds you of the fall and the withering that comes with that period of time.

Mine Is A Long Lonesome Grave #1 is a solid read. If you like noir/revenge type stories, then it can be enjoyed just for that. If you like supernatural, there’s that aspect as well. The combo together create a debut that has you wanting to see what’s next and the horrors to come.

Story: Justin Jordan Art: Chris Shehan
Color: Alessandro Santoro Letterer: Micah Myers
Story: 8.0 Art: 8.0 Overall: 8.0 Recommendation: Buy

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