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Ordained #1 turns to shops this January with a Second Printing with Ordained #2 Shifting Release Date

Ordained #1 was Bad Idea‘s biggest selling issue of 2025, outside of the monstrous one-million-plus-copy-beast that is Planet Death.

But it wasn’t enough. Comic shops sold out of Ordained #1 on Day One, we’re sold out at the distributor level. Ordained #1 was severely under-ordered. 

Bad Idea has responded with the BIGGEST Second Printing in its history — over three times larger than any second printing they’ve ever done before.

And it still wasn’t enough.

Ordained #1 Second Printing has already sold out at the distributor level, so we’ve rushed a Third Printing. Ordained #1 Third Printing (LUNAR CODE: 0126BD0528) hits stores on February 11th, with orders due by January 12th.

Bad Idea wants everyone caught up before Father Roy throws the next punch. That’s why Ordained #2 is now moving to a February 11th release date, to give everyone the chance to track down and experience the explosive first issue before the next chapter hits the stands.

Ordained is written by Robert Venditti with art by Trevor Hairsine with the second issue featuring art also by Tonči Zonjić, lettering by DC Hopkins, and coloring by Dave Stewart.

Ordained #2 gets expanded to 48 pages!

THE HEAT IS ON! Ordained #1 is out NOWAnd it’s already a runaway success with nationwide store sell-outs, a second and third printing, and comic fans beating down our door for more high-octane action. Bad Idea has announced it’s expanding Ordained #2 into an action-packed 48-page powerhouse!

Ordained is written by Robert Venditti with art by Trevor Hairsine and Tonči Zonjić, color by Dave Stewart, and lettering by DC Hopkins, with a main cover Jorge Fornés.

After a bruising brawl with mob boss Cormac Byrne’s hired guns, Father Royston Craig is still standing. But Cormac’s not through with Roy yet. Now an entire city of corrupt cops and ruthless thugs is tasked with one mission–KILL THE PRIEST. Forced to rely on the combat-hardened skills he earned in a life he thought he left behind, Roy is battered, outnumbered, and on the run. His faith will be tested, and in a city full of killers, the question is: who can he trust?

Check out a preview of Ordained #2 and don’t miss it when it comes to shops January 21.

Ordained #1 gets a Third Printing

After just one week on the stands, Ordained #1 has already annihilated its Second Printing weeks before it hits the stands on January 21st! With a record number of orders forcing an instant sellout, Bad Idea is fast-tracking a Third Printing to attempt to keep up with the insane demand.

Ordained #1 Third Printing arrives in comic shops on February 11th.

And it features an ultra-limited incentive showcasing Arturo Lozzi’s breathtaking stained glass cover, now in black and white for the first time.

Ordained #1 is from writer Robert Venditti, art by Trevor Hairsine, color by Dave Stewart, and lettering by DC Hopkins.

Ordained #1 is a solid concept and debut that feels like an 80s/90s popcorn action flick

Father Royston Craig became a priest late in life but he’s determined to make up for lost time. Along with his regular duties at his St. Louis church, he also performs the prayers of the last rites to patients on their deathbeds at the nearby hospital. One day, he’s called to give these sacraments to Cormac Byrne, who doctors say won’t last the night. Byrne, like many others, has turned to God only at the end; he hasn’t been to church in decades. Father Roy is eager to hear his confession, but what starts as petty crime from a lifetime ago quickly becomes a horrifying litany of gangland violence and killings. Cormac Byrne is no ordinary man. He is, in fact, the head of the Irish mafia. God offers forgiveness to all who truly repent, and Father Roy completes his task by absolving Byrne of his mortal sins, leaving the man to die at peace……until the next morning. When Byrne makes a miraculous medical recovery. No longer at death’s door, Byrne is quick to return to his old ways. It’s business as usual and he’s got loose ends to tie up. First things first: KILL THE PRIEST who now knows where all the bodies are buried.But Father Roy’s collar wasn’t always white, and Byrne is going to learn the hard way that Father Royston Craig was once Chief Petty Officer Royston Craig, a former Navy SEAL who found his faith in the midst of battle. Now Father Roy must face vicious gangsters, corrupt cops, and his own inner demons if he is to survive. And while he will be forced to tap into a violent skill set he thought never to again entertain, the one thing Father Roy will not do… is kill.

Story: Robert Venditti, Matt Kindt
Art: Trevor Hairsine, Lewis Larosa
Color: Dave Stewart, Laura Martin
Letterer: DC Hopkins, Lewis Larosa, Taylor Esposito

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.

Bat City Games and Comics

Preview: Ordained #1

ORDAINED #1

Written by ROBERT VENDITTI
Art by TREVOR HAIRSINE
Colors by DAVE STEWART
Cover by JORGE FORNÉS
$5.99 | 48 PGS. | FULL COLOR

Father Royston Craig became a priest late in life but he’s determined to make up for lost time. Along with his regular duties at his St. Louis church, he also performs the prayers of the last rites to patients on their deathbeds at the nearby hospital.

One day, he’s called to give these sacraments to Cormac Byrne, who doctors say won’t last the night. Byrne, like many others, has turned to God only at the end; he hasn’t been to church in decades. Father Roy is eager to hear his confession, but what starts as petty crime from a lifetime ago quickly becomes a horrifying litany of gangland violence and killings. Cormac Byrne is no ordinary man. He is, in fact, the head of the Irish mafia. God offers forgiveness to all who truly repent, and Father Roy completes his task by absolving Byrne of his mortal sins, leaving the man to die at peace…

…until the next morning. When Byrne makes a miraculous medical recovery. No longer at death’s door, Byrne is quick to return to his old ways. It’s business as usual and he’s got loose ends to tie up. First things first: KILL THE PRIEST who now knows where all the bodies are buried.

But Father Roy’s collar wasn’t always white, and Byrne is going to learn the hard way that Father Royston Craig was once Chief Petty Officer Royston Craig, a former Navy SEAL who found his faith in the midst of battle. Now Father Roy must face vicious gangsters, corrupt cops, and his own inner demons if he is to survive. And while he will be forced to tap into a violent skill set he thought never to again entertain, the one thing Father Roy will not do… is kill.

Soon to be a major motion picture starring an A-list Oscar nominee.

ORDAINED #1

Preview: Ordained #1

ORDAINED #1

Written by ROBERT VENDITTI
Art by TREVOR HAIRSINE
Colors by DAVE STEWART
Cover by JORGE FORNÉS
$5.99 | 48 PGS. | FULL COLOR

Father Royston Craig became a priest late in life but he’s determined to make up for lost time. Along with his regular duties at his St. Louis church, he also performs the prayers of the last rites to patients on their deathbeds at the nearby hospital.

One day, he’s called to give these sacraments to Cormac Byrne, who doctors say won’t last the night. Byrne, like many others, has turned to God only at the end; he hasn’t been to church in decades. Father Roy is eager to hear his confession, but what starts as petty crime from a lifetime ago quickly becomes a horrifying litany of gangland violence and killings. Cormac Byrne is no ordinary man. He is, in fact, the head of the Irish mafia. God offers forgiveness to all who truly repent, and Father Roy completes his task by absolving Byrne of his mortal sins, leaving the man to die at peace…

…until the next morning. When Byrne makes a miraculous medical recovery. No longer at death’s door, Byrne is quick to return to his old ways. It’s business as usual and he’s got loose ends to tie up. First things first: KILL THE PRIEST who now knows where all the bodies are buried.

But Father Roy’s collar wasn’t always white, and Byrne is going to learn the hard way that Father Royston Craig was once Chief Petty Officer Royston Craig, a former Navy SEAL who found his faith in the midst of battle. Now Father Roy must face vicious gangsters, corrupt cops, and his own inner demons if he is to survive. And while he will be forced to tap into a violent skill set he thought never to again entertain, the one thing Father Roy will not do… is kill.

Soon to be a major motion picture starring an A-list Oscar nominee.

ORDAINED #1

Save Now #2 goes off in unexpected directions and choices making us guess what’s to come

He’s running out of time! After years spent rewinding his life in a desperate bid to stop the impending apocalypse, Saver is grizzled, grey, and through playing hero. No matter how far back he jumps, the future always ends in flames. So he gives up trying, hiding out in the past to relive one perfect year with his wife, over and over again. But when he finds out his wife is pregnant, everything changes. Now anchored in time by the birth of his daughter, Saver can only go back so far without erasing her from existence.

Story: Matt Kindt, Robert Venditti
Art: Tomas Giorello, Trevor Hairsine
Color: Diego Rodriguez, Dave Stewart
Letterer: DC Hopkins

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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Bad Idea’s Ordained #1 Has Sold Out Before Release and Heads Back for a Second Printing

Ordained #1, which comes to shops December 10, has sold out at the distributor level before its release. The comic from writer Robert Venditti, art by Trevor Hairsine, color by Dave Stewart, lettering by DC Hopkins, and published by Bad Idea is getting a second printing with a cover by Jorge Fornes. The Ordained #1 second printing arrives January 21.

The series has buzz with it heading to the big screen in an adaptation starring Colin Farrell in a movie by the Russo Brothers and Derek Kolstad.

Father Royston Craig became a priest late in life but he’s determined to make up for lost time. Along with his regular duties at his St. Louis church, he also performs the prayers of the last rites to patients on their deathbeds at the nearby hospital.

One day, he’s called to give these sacraments to Cormac Byrne, who doctors say won’t last the night. Byrne, like many others, has turned to God only at the end; he hasn’t been to church in decades. Father Roy is eager to hear his confession, but what starts as petty crime from a lifetime ago quickly becomes a horrifying litany of gangland violence and killings. Cormac Byrne is no ordinary man. He is, in fact, the head of the Irish mafia. God offers forgiveness to all who truly repent, and Father Roy completes his task by absolving Byrne of his mortal sins, leaving the man to die at peace…

…until the next morning. When Byrne makes a miraculous medical recovery. No longer at death’s door, Byrne is quick to return to his old ways. It’s business as usual and he’s got loose ends to tie up. First things first: KILL THE PRIEST who now knows where all the bodies are buried.

But Father Roy’s collar wasn’t always white, and Byrne is going to learn the hard way that Father Royston Craig was once Chief Petty Officer Royston Craig, a former Navy SEAL who found his faith in the midst of battle. Now Father Roy must face vicious gangsters, corrupt cops, and his own inner demons if he is to survive. And while he will be forced to tap into a violent skill set he thought never to again entertain, the one thing Father Roy will not do… is kill.

Ordained #1

Cul-De-Sac #4 answers a lot of questions as to what the kids actually are and teases what’s going on

After a high speed chase gone wrong, the kids are left reeling, and one of them isn’t getting back up. But there’s no time for tears. The bloodthirsty vampire assassin Jagger is finally within striking distance and she’s dying to sink her claws into the survivors. Caught in a desperate fight for their lives, Gail and her friends must unlock the secrets behind their mysterious new powers if they’re going to make it out alive. And they better do it fast–because Jagger is just the scouting party. A full-on vampire army is amassing, ready to bear down on the kids fang-first!

Story: Mike Carey, Matt Kindt, Robert Venditti
Art: Jonathan Wayshak, David Lapham, Trevor Hairsine
Color: Dave Stewart
Letterer: Tom Napolitano, Dave Sharpe DC Hopkins

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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Optimus Prime and Duke Will Meet for the First Time in G.I. JOE!

Skybound, Image Comics, and Hasbro, are bringing seismic changes to the Energon Universe with two explosive upcoming G.I. JOE issues. Led by writer Joshua Williamson and artist Andrea Milana, with colors by Lee Loughridge, and letters by Rus Wooton, this powerhouse team delivers high-octane storytelling fans can’t miss. G.I. JOE #19 and #20 hit comic shops on February 18 and March 18. 

Duke and Optimus Prime meeting for the first time in the Energon Universe? What’s led to this momentous meeting of the EU’s two greatest heroes? All we can say is it involves Clutch, Autobot Hound, and America’s most wanted man – Matt Trakker! 

G.I. JOE #19 features a main cover by Tom Reilly, plus an incredible lineup of variants from Joshua Cassara and Romulo Fajardo Jr., Ben Oliver, Tonči Zonjić, Trevor Hairsine and Romulo Fajardo Jr., Andy Lanning, a spoiler foil variant by Pye Parr and a premium foil mask variant from John Amor and Andres Juarez

The G.I. JOE #20 cover lineup includes a main cover by Tom Reilly, two open to order variants from Joshua Cassara and Ben Oliver, a 1:25 incentive variant by Tonči Zonjić, and a 1:50 incentive variant by Jorge Corona

The full list of variant covers is below: 

  • G.I. JOE  #19 Cover A by  Tom Reilly 
  • G.I. JOE #19 Cover B by Joshua Cassara & Romulo Fajardo Jr. 
  • G.I. JOE #19 Cover C by Ben Oliver 
  • G.I. JOE #19 Cover D (1:25 Incentive)  by Tonči Zonjić 
  • G.I. JOE #19 Cover E (1:50 Incentive)  by Trevor Hairsine, Andy Lanning, & Romulo Fajardo Jr. 
  • G.I. JOE #19 Cover F (1:100 Incentive, Foil)  by Pye Parr 
  • G.I. JOE #19 Cover G (Foil Mask, $4.99) by John Amor & Andres Juarez 
  • G.I. JOE  #20 Cover A by Tom Reilly 
  • G.I. JOE  #20 Cover B by Joshua Cassara & Romulo Fajardo Jr. 
  • G.I. JOE  #20 Cover C by Ben Oliver 
  • G.I. JOE  #20 Cover D (1:25 Incentive) by Tonči Zonjić 
  • G.I. JOE  #20 Cover E (1:50 Incentive) by Jorge Corona & Mike Spicer
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