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G.I. JOE #26 continues the JOE battle against JOE and it’s a lot of fun to read

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ROUND TWO: G.I. JOE AND NIGHT FORCE WON’T BACK DOWN!
The epic battle between the two teams takes a dangerous turn as a new Joe enters the fight!

Can Baroness’s secret mission stop the war?

Story: Joshua Williamson
Art: Tom Reilly
Color: Lee Loughridge
Letterer: Rus Wooton

Get your copy now!

Zeus Comics
Kindle

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Preview: Toxic Crusaders TP

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Toxic Crusaders TP

(W) Matt Bors
(A) Tristan Wright
Cover: Tristan Wright
September 23, 2026
$17.99 / $24.99 CAN

Matt Bors, mastermind of AHOY’s hit TOXIC AVENGER comics, presents a bold update of this classic animated series, with stunning art by new talent Tristan Wright! In the aftermath of the chemical spill that created Toxie, other mutations arose—all gross, all weird, and some evil! Join in the rebirth of the greatest and grossest animated-series sensation of all time: THE TOXIC CRUSADERS—Nozone, Junkyard, Fungirl, Major Disaster, and the Toxic Avenger himself.

Cover art for 'The Toxic Crusaders' comic featuring a group of colorful, mutated characters, including a green, zombie-like figure wearing a headband, a blue-skinned character, a character with a straw hat, and a creature resembling a gnarled lion, surrounded by whimsical background elements.
A comic panel depicting two workers in safety vests discussing the smell of toxic waste. They are surrounded by green, toxic-looking fumes and industrial equipment in the background. The title reads 'The Before Times'.
A comic book page featuring two characters engaged in a conversation about work, featuring dialogue about job conditions and personal remarks. One character is wearing a hard hat, and the other is in casual clothing, highlighting an industrial setting with machinery and train cars in the background.
A graphic novel page depicting a toxic waste spill in a city, with characters reacting to mutations and strange powers caused by the spill. Illustrations show transformed beings engaged in conflicts, accompanied by descriptions of the town's descent into chaos and quarantine.
A colorful comic-style illustration of a quirky group of characters, including a monster with a large head and multiple eyes, a teenage girl with tentacles, and a muscular creature with a plant-like appearance, posing together in front of a backdrop of urban elements like tires and graffiti.
A comic book scene featuring quirky, mutated characters in a chaotic urban environment. Major Disaster, a disheveled character, interacts with a woman merged with a dog, while another character discusses mutation and conspiracies.
A comic panel featuring a group of diverse alien characters discussing a plan to terraform a planet. One character, resembling a green alien with a muscular build, is speaking earnestly. There's a backdrop filled with posters, maps, and various alien creatures, contributing to a lively sci-fi market atmosphere. Elements of humor and urgency are present in the dialogue.

Preview: Terminal #3

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Terminal #3

(W) Robert Kirkman, Joe Casey (A) Andy Kubert

ROBERT KIRKMAN, JOE CASEY, ANDY KUBERT, DAVID FINCH, AND ARTHUR ADAMS TAKE SUPERHERO VIOLENCE TO A NEW LEVEL! Alessandra is lost in despair after recent events. Yet, the battle rages on! Her team faces larger and more deadly threats as The Awakened gain more power. But unfortunately, a deadly new enemy emerges! When it rains, it pours!

Terminal #3

Preview: Superman: Father of Tomorrow #5

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Superman: Father of Tomorrow #5

(W) Kenny Porter (A) Danny Earls

After Jor-El’s battle with General Sam Lane and his WildC.A.T.s goes sideways, he retreats to the Kent farm to heal and come up with a new plan of action. But is the Man of Steel ready for a new threat looming on the horizon in the form of his old partner, fresh from his magical walkabout? Enter: Hex Luthor!

Comic cover of Superman: Father of Tomorrow, Issue Five, featuring Superman and a villain clashing swords amidst a city in flames, with dramatic poses and colorful artwork.
A dynamic comic book scene depicting a confrontation in a futuristic setting, featuring characters in vibrant costumes, with one character in a dark cloak facing another in a metallic outfit. Dialogue bubbles express tension and conflict.
Two comic book characters facing off, one in a nuclear power suit and the other in a green, cloaked outfit. The character in the suit appears to be glowing and is expressing disbelief, while the cloaked character is threatening him. Action lines indicate a blast or attack is occurring.

Preview: Harley Quinn #66

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Harley Quinn #66

(W) Elliott Kalan (A) Carlos Olivares

Ahh, finally time for a nice relaxing—what the heck?! I just got my life back to normal, and now the whole city is gettin’torn apart by prehistoric plants, poisonous pollen, and ahhh … dangit , I ran outta P words for alliteration, so uhhh … terrible treeoids ? I got a bad feeling my one true love, Poison Ivy, is behind alla this. I guess I gotta get my butt down to City Hall stat!

Cover of Harley Quinn comic issue 66 featuring Harley Quinn with pigtails in a dynamic pose, surrounded by large green vines and leaves, with a cityscape in the background.
Comic book panel featuring a conversation between two characters in an urban setting, with brownstone buildings and a colorful sunset in the background. One character, depicted with blonde hair and a playful expression, interacts with another character seated at a table. The scene includes captions and speech bubbles, suggesting a light-hearted dialogue.
A chaotic comic book scene featuring characters reacting to a massive destruction in the city, with one character expressing concern. The foreground shows a girl with blonde hair and dramatic facial expressions, while a figure behind her quips about the unfolding disaster. Debris and explosions fill the background, emphasizing the urgency and tension.

Preview: Green Lantern #39

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Green Lantern #39

(W) Jeremy Adams (A) Szymon Kudrański, Jack Herbert, Adriana Melo

IN LOS ANGELES, FAT CHEWS YOU! Between extraterrestrial plastic surgeons, trolls, and hideous murder-monster Big Belly Burger mascots, has Kyle Rayner finally found love with JSA/JLU hero Jade? And will he have to give it all up to save Hal somewhere beyond the outer sectors? Talk about a city of broken dreams!

Comic book cover featuring characters Green Lantern and a woman with teal hair, looking frightened, as they confront a large alien creature in a colorful, dynamic scene.
A dynamic comic book scene featuring a superhero duo, Green Lantern and a woman in a futuristic suit, amidst chaos with food mascots and villains. The Green Lantern is seen using a power ring while the woman aims a gun, emphasizing a battle against quirky, food-themed adversaries.
A comic panel featuring a character in a pizza-themed outfit battling a monstrous bear, with exaggerated action lines and sound effects like 'BOOM!' and 'GROOWL!'. The scene depicts intense combat with humorous dialogue.
A comic page featuring a large, pink, bear-like creature with an angry expression wearing a blue tutu, charging forward. Characters discussing strategy, with one character in a Green Lantern costume looking concerned. Another character, a female in a black and white outfit, is urging action. Speech bubbles convey urgency and humor.

Preview: The Flash #37

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The Flash #37

(W) Ryan North (A) Gavin Guidry

MORE FLASHES OF INSIGHT! Wally West is now the savior of three cities, depending on how you count: Central, Keystone, and Metropolis. And for once, it’s going great! In fact, it’s going better than great, because Wally’s Flashes of Insight are now letting him see even further into the future, so he can stop accidents (and crimes!) well before they happen— including a simultaneous attack on three bridges in three cities! But there are some forces that really don’t like what Wally is up to—and they intend to stop him whether Wally likes it or not.

Comic book cover of 'The Flash' issue 37 featuring characters Aquaman, Martian Manhunter, Wonder Woman, and The Flash in a snowy mountain setting with the title 'Showdown on Mount Everest'
Illustration of The Flash, a superhero in a red costume with a lightning bolt emblem, running through a cityscape. Text boxes highlight his abilities and focus on his mission to save others.
A comic panel featuring a superhero in a red costume racing towards an explosion in the background, with text describing his insights preventing disasters. The middle panel prominently displays 'KA-BOOOOOOM' as bridges explode.

Preview: DC W.I.P.: Wathcmen #1

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DC W.I.P.: Watchmen #1

(W) Alan Moore (A) Dave Gibbons

Step into the world of comics like never before with DC W.I.P. Get up close and personal with the stunning artwork from one of comics’ greatest artists. Featuring the art of Watchmen #1 from Dave Gibbons! The brilliance of Gibbons’s work can be seen like never before in this massive oversize presentation with a brand-new introduction by Gibbons. Don’t miss your chance to own this incredible, one-of-a-kind piece of comics history.

Black and white comic book cover featuring the title 'Watchmen', with abstract shapes and textures, including a large curved surface and a small figure droplet.
A detailed discussion and reflection on the artistic process behind the creation of the comic book 'Watchmen', including collaboration between artists and writers, techniques for drawing, inking, and layout design.
Black and white comic book page featuring multiple panels with dialogue and illustrations, depicting characters interacting in a gritty urban setting, with themes of crime and existential reflection.
Black and white comic book page featuring several panels with characters discussing a crime scene. One character is holding a cigarette and appears contemplative, while others are engaged in conversation about a dead body. The setting includes indoor elements like a desk and clutter, indicating a detective or investigative theme.
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