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Exclusive Preview: Daredevil #8

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Daredevil #8

(W) Stephanie Phillips (A) Lee Garbett (C) Frank Martin (CA) Lee Garbett (VCA) Dave Johnson, Eric Canete, Greg Land

FEAR GRIPS NYC! MR. FEAR, that is! When a new drug infiltrates E.S.U., MATT MURDOCK faces a new challenge threatening the student body… as DAREDEVIL faces off against a resurfaced madman! The stakes continue to rise for DD in the runaway hit series by STEPHANIE PHILLIPS and LEE GARBETT! And if you haven’t taken the plunge, leap in with this new arc and jumping-on point!

LEGACY #695

Cover of Daredevil comic issue #8 titled 'City Without Fear Part I', featuring a stylized red Daredevil figure hanging upside down with a dark cityscape background and a sinister, ghostly face peering through dark glasses.
A comic-style panel depicting a breaking news segment with a news anchor, health officials, and a crowd reacting to a mysterious outbreak.
A shadowy figure stands with their back to the viewer, holding a small object, in front of multiple vintage television screens displaying various news images. The text bubble above the figure reads, 'I used to be afraid of the dark.'
A dark, eerie comic panel featuring a sinister figure with a stitched face and oversized glasses, smiling menacingly at a frightened character. The background shows a closet with faint light coming through, suggesting a sense of dread and horror. Text bubbles convey a conversation filled with tension and fear.

Exclusive Preview: Captain America #16

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Captain America #16

(W) Chip Zdarsky (A) Valerio Schiti
(C) Romulo Fajardo Jr. (L) Joe Caramagna
(CA) Valerio Schiti, Romulo Fajardo Jr. (VCA) Jonas Scharf, Riccardo Federici, Tony Parker and Andrew Dalhouse, Devmalya Pramanik and Alex Guimarães

WHO WILL RULE HELL? As the battle for Hell’s throne reaches its dramatic climax, Steve Rogers realizes he may have chosen the wrong side. The effects of the war spill out into the living world, bringing the Marvel Universe to the edge of ARMAGEDDON!

LEGACY #787

Cover of Captain America #16 featuring Captain America in a dynamic pose wielding his shield against a demon-like character, with colorful action elements and shattered images of various heroes in the background.
A comic book page featuring Captain America, with a focus on the story titled 'Hell's Angel' Part 5. The artwork includes a depiction of Captain America holding his shield. Text describes a conflict involving Doctor Doom and Steve Rogers, detailing his struggles and character development.
A comic book scene with a hooded figure confronting a red demonic entity, while a distressed character struggles in the background. Dialogue expressing themes of betrayal, freedom, and despair.
A dramatic comic book panel featuring a large, menacing demon confronting a distressed character on the ground, with fiery imagery in the background. The characters express intense emotions and turmoil, emphasizing themes of danger and betrayal.
A comic book scene depicting a battle with a mysterious figure cloaked in black, a red demon, and various other characters. Dialogue indicates a struggle against evil forces, with themes of fight and freedom. The background features a desolate landscape with ominous structures.

Preview: It Demands Sacrifice #1

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It Demands Sacrifice #1

(W) Philip Gelatt, David Yarovesky (A) Adam Pollina (C) Dean White

On a quiet farm, Bronson, the youngest and smallest member of a close-knit family of goats, lives an idyllic life of sun-drenched fields, fresh hay, and sibling rivalries. His greatest concern is proving to his older siblings—and, more importantly, his imposing father—that he is more than just the runt of the herd.

Then, in a single night, everything changes.

A drug-fueled, sex-obsessed satanic hippie murder cult descends on the farm, slaughtering the family who raised and protected the goats before abducting Bronson and his loved ones. Deep in the wilderness, beneath a blood-red moon, hundreds of cult followers gather for an ancient ritual. Their purpose: to sacrifice the goats and summon a ravenous demon from beyond.

Now, the fate of his family rests on the shoulders of the one creature least prepared to save them.

Innocent, outmatched, and absurdly cute, Bronson must summon a courage he never knew he possessed as he confronts knife-wielding cultists, unspeakable horrors, and forces far beyond his understanding in a desperate attempt to rescue his family before they are offered up in blood.

It Demands Sacrifice #1 cover
A comic panel depicting a chaotic scene with characters shouting for help while goats scatter. One character is urging another, Bronson, to run, while a goat looks distressed. The background shows a house and a dark sky, creating a tense atmosphere.
A comic panel featuring two characters reacting to a situation involving goats, with one character appearing distressed and another holding a goat, while different expressions and dialogue convey tension and humor.
A comic book scene featuring a young boy pleading as he holds a small goat, while a menacing goat with large horns stands nearby. The boy's parents are calling to him in the background, expressing urgency and concern. The atmosphere is dark and ominous, with stormy clouds overhead.
A dramatic comic panel featuring a goat screaming for help, along with an intense scene where a character reacts with alarm. Another character is shown with a shocked expression, while a large ram looms in the background, set against a dark, moody landscape.
Comic panel depicting a scene of chaos with characters reacting to a large, monstrous goat. One character is screaming, while another looks terrified, and a third is falling. The goat appears menacing with intense features, set in a dramatic background.
Comic panel depicting a surreal and disturbing scene with characters reacting to a violent event.

Preview: Young Hellboy: Thrilling Sky Adventures #4

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Young Hellboy: Thrilling Sky Adventures #4

Writer: Mike Mignola · Thomas Sniegoski
Artist: Craig Rousseau
Colorist: Chris O’Halloran
Letterer: Clem Robins
Cover artist: Craig Rousseau

The mystery behind the Devil’s Plateau becomes clear when Scarlett discovers that what is lurking there is less perilous than what the team—including Scarlett herself—could become. Another Young Hellboy series concludes in this rollicking action-adventure finale!

Cover of the comic book 'Young Hellboy' #4 featuring a character in a red mask and cape, surrounded by large, green insect-like creatures. The title is prominently displayed at the top, along with details of the story and contributing artists.
Comic book cover for 'Young Hellboy' featuring characters including Young Hellboy and Scarlett Santiago, with action elements and vibrant colors.
A comic panel featuring a humanoid character with a red face and robotic arm talking to a worried looking man in a bed, while a dog listens. The scene takes place at night with a window showing the moon and a building outside.
Comic strip featuring anthropomorphic animal characters discussing decisions and responsibilities, with expressions of concern and humor.
A comic book panel depicting two characters in a dense jungle: one character is a woman waking up from unconsciousness, and the other is a zombie-like figure speaking to her. There are vintage vehicles in the background.
A comic book panel depicting a mystical cave setting with characters discussing their future and plans for supremacy, featuring a background of ancient ruins and a staircase leading deeper into the cave.
Comic panel depicting various characters in a mysterious underground setting, discussing a significant key and its potential consequences. One character holds an ancient artifact, while another expresses concern about the key's power.

Preview: Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures -Pathfinders #6

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Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures -Pathfinders #6

Writer: George Mann
Artist: Vincenzo Riccardi
Letterer: Comicraft
Cover artist: Jake Bartok

Jedi Master Temesh, his Padawan Anula, Pol and the rest of the Pathfinders stand face-to-face with the rogue comms team at the heart of this galactic mystery! In his mutated madness, a frightening new villain threatens to bring silence to the galaxy at any cost. Can the Pathfinders stop him before he destroys their mission . . . and them?

Witness the thrilling finale in this action-packed issue!

Cover of 'Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures Issue 6' featuring three characters, two wielding lightsabers, with a dramatic background and the title prominently displayed.
A vibrant comic book scene depicting characters in a sci-fi setting at the Zirtona Listening Station. Characters include a figure with headphones, a woman expressing concern, and a muscular green character. Dialogue bubbles indicate a sense of urgency and distress with phrases like 'Master Temesh, can you hear me?' and 'Must bring silence.' The artwork features bold colors and dynamic expressions.
Comic panel featuring a futuristic setting with characters in action. The first panel shows a character named Temesh with a robotic eye and another character responding to him. The second panel depicts two characters aiming guns and speaking. The third panel illustrates one character shooting with the sound effect 'ZAPP ZAPP'. The final panel shows a character ducking from a blast with the sound effect 'WAHHHH'.
A comic book panel featuring a character in distress yelling 'ARGHHHH!', and another character with goggles responding with a sound 'Pfffft', while a third character, wielding a lightsaber, warns 'Stay where you are. Stay...' in an action-packed scene.
A scene from a comic depicting a chaotic medical bay on the Lightbringer spaceship, where characters are frantically working to save an injured individual on a medical table, with dialogue expressing urgency and the arrival of a Jedi transport.
A scene from a comic book featuring four characters in a futuristic setting. Two characters in robes are discussing the well-being of another character lying unconscious on a futuristic medical bed, while a masked figure expresses concern about a dangerous situation. Dialogue reflects urgency and concern for a missing individual.

Preview: Six of Us #2

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Six of Us #2

Writer: Tom King
Artist: Gabriel Hernandez Walta
Colorist: Jordie Bellaire
Letterer: Clayton Cowles
Cover artist: Gabriel Hernandez Walta

Chapter 2: “The Thing About Killing That Guy”

Before the funeral, before the reunion, before the fall—there was a hit sitcom.

America loved The Six of Us. Six young stars. Endless laughs. Perfect chemistry. But behind the scenes, a different story was unfolding.

Told between the bright glow of a ‘90s laugh track and the darkness just off-camera, this issue reveals the moment the cast crossed a line they can’t undo.

Cover of the comic book 'Six of Us' issue 2, featuring a figure lying on the ground with a shadowy silhouette in the background.
Cover of the comic book 'Six of Us' featuring a group of characters looking down into an abyss. A golden trophy is prominently displayed in the center, surrounded by splashes of red, suggesting a dramatic scene.
Cover of 'Six of Us' comic book issue 2, featuring a skeleton swimming underwater with red tones and bold pink title.
A comic strip depicting a somber scene at a cemetery, featuring characters in black clothing. The narrative focuses on relationships and emotions during a funeral, highlighting themes of love, loss, and unexpected moments among friends.
Book cover of 'Waiting for the Bride' by Hanna Thalberg, featuring bold typography on a pink background with architectural elements and palm leaves.
An illustrated billboard featuring a woman in a wedding dress and sunglasses sitting on a bench, with a bus stop sign in the background. The billboard has a bright pink background and text highlighting a comedic review.
A comic-style illustration showing two characters inside a green car driving on a street lined with palm trees. A billboard in the background advertises a movie titled 'Waiting Bride'.
Comic panel depicting two characters in a conversation in a car, discussing film and personal relationships, with one character expressing skepticism and the other offering relaxed commentary.

Preview: He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: The Wings of Fate #4

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He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: The Wings of Fate #4

Writer: Tim Sheridan
Artist: Will Sliney
Colorist: Israel Silva
Letterer: AndWorld Design
Cover artist: Will Sliney

Our heroic ensemble has faced its fair share of trouble—manticores and beast men and evil witches, oh dearie my! But as they approach their journey’s end, their biggest challenge is yet to come.

In this series finale, the battle between good and evil reaches new heights, but what chance does this motley crew have against the most powerful evil forces of Eternia?

Cover of 'Masters of the Universe' comic issue #4 featuring a sinister character with a skull face in a dark hood, surrounded by mystical elements, and a bird with colorful wings at the bottom.
A comic page depicting a confrontation in a fantasy setting. Characters with wings and colorful costumes accuse a small cloaked figure of trespassing, while the cloaked figure appears anxious and requests to be taken to their leader. There is a sense of urgency as one character pleads for help, suggesting a serious situation involving another character in distress.
A comic book panel featuring two characters, one in a red hooded robe and the other a bird-like humanoid, discussing leadership and magic in a colorful fantasy setting.
A comic book page featuring a dialogue between characters in superhero costumes, one with an avian theme and the other in a dark cloak. The scene includes vibrant colors and dynamic poses, conveying a sense of urgency and tension.
A comic panel featuring two female characters engaged in a conversation, one dressed in a flowing gown with long hair, the other in a costume with a mask. The scene takes place in a circular, ornate room.
A comic panel depicting a conversation between two female characters in a mystical setting. One character in a red and blue outfit is performing a healing ritual with an owl, while another character in a white gown stands nearby, expressing concern and offering advice.

Preview: Did You Hear About Mimi Green #4

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Did You Hear About Mimi Green #4

Writer: Connor Goldsmith
Artist: Josh Cornillon
Colorist: Ariana Maher
Cover artist: Josh Cornillon

Mimi Green came to Answers to escape a scandal, but now she must escape Answers with her life! With the world in flux and the Sour Creature’s deeper nature revealed, only accepting the truth and choking it down can set Mimi and her surviving comrades free. But have they bitten off more than they can chew? It all ends in blood, one way or another!

Comic book cover featuring the title 'Did You Hear About Mimi Green?' with stylized illustrations of characters, including a woman with red hair and a man in casual clothing. Background elements include colorful graphics and text overlays, depicting social media themes.
A comic page featuring a series of illustrated panels. The first panel shows dancers and crew on a film set. The second panel depicts a muscular man holding a bat, speaking to a woman in front of a backdrop. The third panel shows the same man looking contemplative with a newspaper, while a silhouette of a man in a hat is seen at the door. The final panel portrays the man in a more surreal set, with the woman watching him, as they discuss the past beauty of Hollywood.
A comic strip depicting a humorous and surreal conversation among three characters in a surreal setting, with themes of entertainment and artistic expression. One character appears to be sitting on a pink, organic surface, while others engage in a playful dialogue about talent and quality.
A comic strip featuring multiple panels with characters expressing emotions and interactions, including scenes of contemplation, performance, and dramatic moments. The artwork showcases diverse expressions and actions, with elements of humor and nostalgia.
A comic panel featuring two characters discussing a third character named Tyler. One character wears glasses and has curly hair, while the other has wavy hair and is depicted in a contemplative pose. They are situated in a room with abstract, monstrous imagery in the background, indicating a surreal atmosphere.
A comic panel featuring two women watching a TV that displays a man talking. One woman expresses confusion about a game, while the other refers to her girlfriend. The lower part shows a woman with glowing, tentacle-like arms in a dramatic pose.

Preview: Cyberpunk 2077: Jayk’s Case #1

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Cyberpunk 2077: Jayk’s Case #1

Writer: Jordan Thomas
Artist: Nicola Izzo
Colorist: Igor Monti
Letterer: Frank Cvetkovic
Cover artist: Nicola Izzo

A private investigator is hired to find the killer of a high-ranking executive, but the objective isn’t for justice—it’s for an escape. Embroiled in a network of Militech agents, he’ll need to find the killer before they do, but what truth are they trying to silence? And with ties to one of Night City’s most dangerous gangs, the death of one corpo may be just the beginning.

Cover of Cyberpunk 2077 comic titled 'Jayk's Case', featuring a pair of black boots standing over a colorful, stylized scene with splashes of red and yellow, and a figure lying on the ground.
Comic book cover for 'Cyberpunk 2077: Jayk's Case' featuring a muscular character with blue hair and a cybernetic arm, standing against a green background with multiple 'Missing' posters.
Cover of Cyberpunk 2077: Jayk's Case comic, featuring a futuristic city skyline with neon lights, a ferris wheel, and two characters in the foreground.
Comic book cover of Cyberpunk 2077 featuring a female character working on a robotic arm in a futuristic city setting with neon lights.
A futuristic comic book scene featuring a tall, sleek building against a night sky with beams of light. A character in a suit is taking a call while lounging on a modern sofa, expressing frustration at work. Another character is present, seemingly engaged in a private moment.
A dramatic comic book scene showing a character in shock as they hold a gun, with vibrant colors and action words like 'SLAM' and 'SQUELCH' emphasizing the intensity of the moment. A figure appears to be in distress in the foreground, and there is a sense of chaos and violence.
A vibrant urban scene depicting a bustling night city with neon lights, showcasing various vehicles including taxis and motorcycles. The top half features a character on a motorcycle, while the lower half includes dialogue between two characters, one dressed in a leather jacket and another with a technology setup.
A comic panel depicting characters on motorcycles in an urban setting. One character, Kata, is depicted in a dynamic pose while another character is shown leaping into action. The overall scene conveys a sense of movement and urgency.
Comic panel depicting an action scene with two characters running in a futuristic cityscape, avoiding danger and a vehicle crash, with dynamic movement and colorful graphics.

Preview: Arrivals #1

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Arrivals #1

Creator: Jonathan Hickman · Mike del Mundo · Mike Huddleston · Nick Spencer
Writer: Nick Spencer
Artist: Mike Huddleston · Christian Ward · James Stokoe
Letterer: AndWorld Design
Cover artist: Mike Huddleston

From the New York Times bestselling and multi-Eisner award-nominated creator of East of West, The Manhattan Projects, Decorum, and more comes this ambitious science-fiction universe presented by comics titan Jonathan Hickman.

A grand new sci-fi epic begins in a bold new universe…

A generation after the disappearance of astronaut and explorer Tajo Vallar, his children are called home to reunite and solve a new mystery—but first, they have to get there!

Experience a guided tour of each of the three worlds and three moons like no other in this stunning, massively oversized introductory issue from the minds of Jonathan Hickman, Mike del Mundo, Mike Huddleston, and Nick Spencer—featuring contributions from Christian Ward, James Stokoe, Juni Ba and many more!

Presented in a prestige, magazine-sized format showcasing stunning artwork from some of the leading creators in comics.

Cover art for the comic book 'Arrivals' featuring a colorful, cosmic scene with spaceships, a central figure with flowing garments, and a vibrant background of planets and stars.
A comic book page featuring a narrative about missing characters Tajo Vallar and his team, illustrated with scenes of exploration and danger. The first panel shows a distant ship, followed by characters in space suits. The central panel depicts a cave entrance with figures silhouetted inside, and the last panel includes characters discussing ominous consequences.
A woman stands facing a glowing backdrop with faint, ghost-like images of people, engaged in conversation about a rescue mission.
A comic panel depicting a heroic figure in armor with long dark hair, holding a sword, alongside two characters in traditional clothing. The first character holds a sword, while the second character looks on intently. The background features abstract shapes and text, hinting at a narrative about strength and resilience.
A graphic design representing an incoming encrypted message with abstract elements, lines, and digital noise. The layout includes sections indicating transmission status and various cryptic symbols, presented in a modern, minimalist style.
A black and white comic page featuring various illustrated panels. The main characters include a naked man sitting on the edge of a bed and another man dressed in a futuristic suit. Text bubbles reveal a conversation about forbidden communication and a family history.
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