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Get a first look at Judge Dredd/Bike Mice From Mars #1. It’s Meets Mega-City One in the 22nd Century’s Biggest Crossover Event!

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Oni Press, the Nacelle Company,​ and Rebellion have revealed an epic preview of the highly anticipated Judge Dredd/Bike Mice From Mars #1 – the double-sized, 40-page debut of the 22nd Century’s first blockbuster crossover event from writers Dan Watters and Ryan O’Sullivan and artist Jordi Tarragona! Brace yourself for the wreckage-strewn collision of the future’s  most feared lawman against its hardest-charging mutant outlaws – Mega-City One’s Judge Dredd versus the Red Planet’s Biker Mice From Mars – crashes into comic shops on December 2nd with 40 pages of deluxe format fury!!

Across the frayed cordons of space-time, the greed-fueled oligarchs Limburger and Karbunkle have identified a strange new world to plunder, but they never anticipated that Throttle, Vinnie, and Modo—the extraterrestrial antiheroes known as the Bike Mice From Mars—would dare to foil their latest cross dimensional conquest: the smog-clogged metropolis known as Mega-City One.

Now, the Martian brothers and their bikes are stranded between blocks in Mega-City’s endless, chaotic sprawl, alongside 400 million citizens who want them dead and the one man committed to delivering them to justice at any cost: the unforgiving JUDGE DREDD! The law has no place for vermin on Mega-City One’s streets… but when the Biker Mice’s otherworldly abilities draw the gaze of the inhuman entity called Judge Death, man and mouse alike will be caught in the crosshairs!

Featuring full-throttle covers by David Finch, Karl Kerschl, and Andrew Krahnke, maximum thrill-power meets maximum attitude when Judge Dredd/Bike Mice From Mars #1 revs into the red – only in comic shops on December 2nd!

Plus: Available exclusively with Judge Dredd/Bike Mice From Mars #1, get one of four randomly intermixed “Badge Variant” covers (designed by Oni’s Winston Gambro in the style of Brian Bolland’s classic 2000 AD design), featuring Judge Dredd’s iconic shield or one of three alternates spotlighting each of the Biker Mice from Mars on a Department of Justice badge: Throttle, Vinnie, and Modo! 

Cover art for 'Judge Dredd: Biker Mice from Mars, Book One' featuring Judge Dredd in futuristic armor, holding a firearm, standing in a dystopian cityscape.
A comic book page depicting a chaotic city street with smoke and debris. Characters in futuristic law enforcement uniforms engage in a tense standoff, while a woman with blonde hair appears distressed. Dialogue bubbles reveal a discussion about a potential threat and a dimensional breach.
A whimsical cartoon-style image featuring a spooky mansion called 'The Priory' in an urban setting, with a group of anthropomorphic animal characters discussing its architecture.
A comic book page featuring anthropomorphic animal characters discussing their surroundings. The scene includes a variety of mice and a setting resembling a rustic, old building with wooden structures. One character is a mouse with a bandana, while a cat-like character wears glasses and talks with a female character who appears concerned.
Comic page featuring anthropomorphic characters in a futuristic city setting, with one character warning aliens to exit the premises. The scene includes vehicles, a cityscape, and dialogue text boxes.
Comic page featuring anthropomorphic characters, including a cat-like figure and a frog-like character; a woman expresses alarm while characters prepare for action amidst chaos.
Cover of the comic 'Judge Dredd: Biker Mice from Mars' featuring Judge Dredd in a colorful design, holding a gun, with four circular target overlays of anthropomorphic mice characters.
Cover of 'Judge Dredd: Biker Mice from Mars' featuring anthropomorphic mice dressed as law enforcement characters, with vibrant colors and comic book style artwork.

Preview: The Amazing Venom #2

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The Amazing Venom #2

(W) Jordan Morris (A) Luke Ross

OUT OF THIS WORLD! Comeback is determined to get to Klyntar, but for a simple bagman like Boomerang, that’s easier said than done! But didn’t they SWEAR they weren’t doing any space stuff? Regardless, their quest to get the heck off the planet takes them on a tour of Marvel heroes and villains — from Scarlet Witch to the Fantastic Four and many more in between.

Cover of 'The Amazing Venom' comic book featuring Venom in a dynamic pose, launching from a massive rocket, with a cosmic background filled with stars.
Comic book cover for 'The Amazing Venom' featuring a character named Fred Myers, previously known as Boomerang, and the symbiote Passenger. The cover includes character details, creators' credits, and highlights a storyline involving space escapades.
A comic book scene featuring two characters in superhero costumes swinging through a city park, with skyscrapers in the background. One character is talking while the other is hanging onto a web. There are several people and birds in the park around a fountain.
A comic book panel featuring a muscular character with a red and purple symbiotic design, resembling Carnage from Marvel Comics. He is speaking about alternate realities while sitting on a rooftop. Below, there is a detailed view of a green-roofed building with a round window, framed by trees.
A scene from a comic book featuring a character in a red and black outfit holding a mystical energy sphere, addressing a second character in a pink superhero costume. In the background, a ghostly figure emerges, and there is a cluttered room with various artifacts and furniture.
A comic book panel featuring Spider-Man and a female character discussing a serious topic. The female character, dressed in a red costume, appears frustrated while Spider-Man, with a venomous look, listens. A mystical unicorn is depicted in the background along with various objects like books and a vase.

Preview: Gambit Gone #2

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Gambit Gone #2

(W) Steve Orlando (A) Gerardo Sandoval

ROGUE VS. GAMBIT?! The fiery relationship between GAMBIT and ROGUE of the X-MEN has known many ups and downs — but since their marriage, life has been pretty good for these lovebirds. In this follow-up to X-MEN OF APOCALYPSE, Gambit will come to Rogue for help with one of his most dangerous schemes yet — and she’s not very happy about it! And with innocent lives hanging in the balance, Gambit will face an all-new threat… that wants each and every mutant life ENDED!

Cover of 'Gambit Gone' issue 2 featuring two characters facing each other amidst falling debris, with one character in a black coat and the other in a yellow and green outfit.
Comic book cover featuring the character Gambit, with action scenes set in a dynamic layout. The title 'GAMBIT GONE' is prominently displayed along with credits for writers and artists.
A comic book page featuring a character named Gambit reflecting on his past while standing near a futuristic aircraft. The backdrop shows a sunset over the Atlantic Ocean and dense forest, with dialogue exploring themes of regret and responsibility towards the Morlocks.
A comic book scene depicting two characters, one in a trench coat looking over a ruined landscape with shadows and debris, while another character with a distinct hairstyle expression reflects on a past event. Text boxes convey a somber narrative.

Preview: Bishop #5

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Bishop #5

(W) Saladin Ahmed (A) Reese Hannigan, Mario Santoro

TIME’S UP! The Final Brotherhood’s endgame is revealed! With the truth laid bare, Bishop and his sister Shard have to decide between saving their family and preserving the timeline as we know it. Don’t miss the mind-bending conclusion of this explosive series!

Cover art for Marvel's comic 'Bishop' featuring two characters with bold expressions standing back to back in front of a large clock face. The first character has short blonde hair and wears a blue costume with a red emblem. The second character has long black hair and muscular arms, wearing a colorful costume.
Comic book cover featuring Lucas Bishop and Shard in a dystopian setting. The title 'Bishop' is prominently displayed. The background includes artistic elements related to the storyline, including themes of time travel and conflict.
A comic panel depicting a character waking up in a confinement area, expressing confusion and concern about being drugged and isolated. There are speech bubbles indicating dialogue about a previous mission and a possible escape.
A futuristic street scene featuring a humanoid character running from a blue robot, while a tall figure in a purple robe watches in the background. The setting includes tall buildings and a colorful sky.

Preview: Tomb of Apocalypse #3

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Tomb of Apocalypse #3

(W) Ashley Allen (A) Carlos Nieto, Domenico Carbone

MORE HORROR AWAITS IN THE TOMB!

JUBILEE and WOLVERINE of the X-MEN have survived in APOCALYPSE’s tomb of secrets…so far! At odds with RICTOR and SHATTERSTAR, who have other, secret aims for delving into the ancient one’s base, these mutants have only just begun to discover what lies within — and exactly how much danger they’re in! After all… whenever Apocalypse appears, his HORSEMEN are sure to follow!

Cover of Marvel's 'Tomb of Apocalypse' issue 3 featuring characters battling a large, menacing creature with red skin and sharp teeth against a vibrant orange background.
A promotional comic book page for 'Tomb of Apocalypse' featuring text about the storyline involving Apocalypse, Jubilee, and Wolverine, with credits for writers, artists, and additional contributors outlined against a textured background.
A comic book page depicting a dramatic battle scene set in Apocalypse's tomb, featuring a large armored figure striking down while another character prepares to assist. The background shows destruction and energy blasts, emphasizing the intensity of the conflict.
A dynamic comic book panel depicting an intense battle scene with characters showcasing superhuman abilities. Explosions and energy bursts fill the background, while one character wields a weapon and another is mid-action, suggesting movement and confrontation.
A comic book panel depicting two characters, one with claws and the other with a bright energy source, amidst a vibrant, swirling backdrop. Dialogue bubbles express concern and frustration about their abilities and challenges they face.
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