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Preview: Death Drop Drag Assassin #1

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Death Drop Drag Assassin #1

(W) David Hazan (A/CA) Alex Moore
In Shops: Jun 14, 2023
SRP: $4.99

Death Drop, a hitman turned drag queen, enters a race against time to find her missing drag sister as a mysterious rash of killings and disappearances spreads across the city. With the specter of her former mentor haunting her every step, Death Drop must decide how far she is willing to be pulled back into a life of violence in order to protect her community in this supernatural queer noir.

Death Drop Drag Assassin #1

Harry Blandford Is Stranded In The World of Flogoria. Can He Find His Way Back Home? Find out in Travelers Guide to Flogoria

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The Travelers Guide To Flogoria is an epic, alien world-spanning adventure that’s part Mad Max road movie, part Stand by Me coming of age journey, and part otherworldly travel and food show. It’s the story of an average joe, trying to survive in a world that’s 100% not average and 150% not Earth.

We follow Harry Blandford as he attempts to navigate his way through the fantastic world of Flogoria. But the bizarre flora, fauna, and customs of his new environment aren’t the only things he has to contend with. He also has to learn to overcome the fears and anxieties of his, at times, uncooperative mind.

Whether he’s fighting off badlands bandits, trying to sneak past a nest of Snark Dragons, learning how to fire a Zarboogian Nork Rifle, or just trying to order lunch at a Flogorian restaurant, nothing is going to be easy for Harry Blandford.

The Travelers Guide To Flogoria is by writer and artist Sam Moore and edited by Andrea Lorenzo Molinari.

The Travelers Guide To Flogoria #1

Graphic Policy’s Top Comic Picks this Week!

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Fence: Redemption #1

Wednesdays (and Tuesdays) are new comic book day! Each week hundreds of comics are released, and that can be pretty daunting to go over and choose what to buy. That’s where we come in

Each week our contributors choose what they can’t wait to read this week or just sounds interesting. In other words, this is what we’re looking forward to and think you should be taking a look at!

Find out what folks think below, and what comics you should be looking out for this week.

Astrobots #2 (Massive/WhatNot) – The first issue was great, filling a big Transformers gap. The art was awesome and we’re expecting more.

By the Horns #9 (Scout Comics) – More fantasy fun!

Deadpool: Badder Blood #1 (Marvel) – Rob Liefeld returns to Deadpool.

Fence: Redemption #1 (BOOM! Studios) – Fence is back! The fencing series has been entertaining with every volume and we’re always excited for a new one.

Hairball #3 (Dark Horse) – The horror series has us creeped out and wanting to see what happens next.

In Hell We Fight #1 (Image Comics) – Three condemned teens and their annoying tagalong demon frenemy embark on a daring scheme to hijack a demon lord’s delivery truck. That sounds awesome.

Loki #1 (Marvel) – What chaos will Loki cause in this new series? We’ve enjoyed the past series and we’re hoping for similar entertainment.

Peacemaker: Tries Hard #2 (DC Comics) – The first issue had us laughing and we’re hoping for more of the same insanity.

Shazam! #2 (DC Comics) – The first issue was a lot of fun with a bit of a throwback to the more innocent days of comics without the negativity.

Sins of the Salton Sea #1 (AWA Studios) – A thief is pulled into a conflict between warring factions of a doomsday cult.

Star Wars: Empire (Marvel) – A technician must figure out how to live under the control of the Empire.

Steelworks #1 (DC Comics) – We want to see what DC has for John Henry Irons.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles vs. Street Fighter #1 (IDW Publishing) – The title says it all.

You’ve Been Cancelled #1 (Mad Cave Studios) – It’s a completely off the wall take on cancel culture. Check out our early review.

Count Dante: The Unauthorized (But Sort of True) Story of the Deadliest Man Who Ever Lived #1 is an intriguing start

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Sydney Brown relives his years fighting alongside Count Dante, an iconic and controversial karate master from the 1970s. But while the reporter interviewing him is excited to hear the salacious details of a crazy life, it is clear the time is bittersweet for Brown. Count Dante: The Unauthorized (But Sort of True) Story of the Deadliest Man Who Ever Lived #1 kicks off the sort of true story of the wild life of John Timothy Keehan, whose life is too strange to be true.

Story: J.C. Barbour
Art: Wes Watson
Color: Paula Goulart
Letterer: Wes Watson

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
Scout Comics

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Death Comes for the Toymaker this July!

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Death comes for us all. But for Gil the Toymaker, the visit is a real tragedy. Every year, the holiday gift giver is forced to do the work of Death, carrying a list of ready-to-harvest souls alongside his naughty list and nice list. As the Toymaker reflects on the relationship he’s had with Death for several millennia, an associate reveals a scheme that may just put an end to Death’s contract (and, perhaps, Death himself).

Death Comes for the Toymaker features a script by Dakota Brown, art by Ryan Cody, lettering by Micah Myers, and being published by Scout Comics.

A Space Smuggler Must Capture a Magical Girl in Order to Save His Crew From Space Pirates! The Wild Cosmos is Coming This July!

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Captain Cooper and his crew struggle to stay afloat in The Wild Cosmos. But after finding a derelict space station they have a chance at a big score. The Captain makes the call, they’re going after the dangerous loot… And he’ll have to live with the consequences of that choice.

The Wild Cosmos is written by Curtis Clow with line art and cover by Mauro Mandalari, color by Yinfaowei Harrison, lettering by Toben Racicot, and additional cover by Chun Lo.

In 1887 An Alien Escapes Prison And Flees To Earth Where He Is Confronted By Angry Texas Rangers! Space Outlaws Is Coming Soon!

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Earth. 1887. The most dangerous criminal in the solar system—the prisoner F-24K—has escaped from the Maximum Security Prison on Mars. Upon fleeing the facility, he manages to reach planet Earth, where he is intent on resuming his criminal exploits. The prison’s wardens, however, send the deadliest of their robots, the robot “OV3RK1LL,” to stop the dangerous villain. Meanwhile, F-24K has taken possession of a poor dirt farmer’s body and is committing crimes. However, when a group of Texas Rangers captures the criminal, the situation gets decidedly more complicated.

Space Outlaws is written by and with art by Marco Fontanili. It’s coming soon from Scout Comics.

Space Outlaws

Can A Slovenian Thug Leave His Criminal Past Behind Him? Find Out This July In Trakovi #1

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A botched road heist results in a fatal school bus crash that sets in motion events within the underground community that can only be described as massively inconvenient. 

At the center of the gruesome happening is ‘The Slav with No Remorse’…TRAKOVI! A Slovenian thug taking on light contract work in the Northern Canadian City of Edmonton. His involvement and shocking decision made during the happening has put into motion events that not only affects himself, but those closest to him as they all strive for a somewhat ‘better’ life. The harrowing affair also introduces the barbarous WENDY, who brings ferocious retribution and a shocking revelation that will leave TRAKOVI and YOU the reader in absolute shock!

Each chapter in this 5 part series titled ‘BLIND FAITH’ ends with a massive cliff-hanger that will leave you speechless and clamoring for the next installment!

Trakovi features writing by, art, and lettering by Adriean Koleric and will be published by Scout Comics.

Tech-Savvy Mothers Take The Internet Hostage To Build A Better World! M.O.M. Breaks the Internet is Coming Soon from Jay Sandlin, Patrick Mulholland, and Scout

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Barbie Reed is a brilliant computer programmer, wife, and mother. Her fifteen-year-old daughter, Penny Alonzo-Reed, is an activist organizing free speech protests. The same day Barbie’s company lays her off, Penny is arrested and inappropriately touched by a policeman at a demonstration in front of the Capitol. With Penny facing assault charges, Barbie assembles her fellow moms to create real change by putting the Internet in a permanent time-out by reprogramming games to be educational, disabling trolls, and blocking bullies from spreading hate. Acting under the online persona of MOM, she and the others break the Internet!

If President Waldgrave and his cronies want it back in time for the election, they’ll have to complete her list of honey-dos to create a better world. While MOM wants to keep people safe, she must avoid anti-hacker Agent Ramirez, who is tasked with bringing the tech-terrorist to justice. Can MOM restore sanity amidst all of the hatred and fear? Are her actions truly justice or is she endangering herself and her family for Internet vigilantism? And if Barbie gets caught… what happens to MOM and all the good that she’s done?

M.O.M. Breaks the Internet is written by Jay Sandlin, art by Patrick Mulholland, color by Adriano Augusto, lettering by Cynna Ael, edited by Nicole D’Andria, and published by Scout Comics.

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