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Preview: Flash Gordon #20

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Flash Gordon #20

(W) Dan Abnett (A) Manuel Garcia

THE HIBERGHOSTS ARE COMING… Since their arrival on the huge artificial object hurtling toward Earth, Flash Gordon and his comrades have been hunted. Now their true enemy makes themselves known. One of Flash’s party will change forever—and that’s only counting the survivors. The end of an arc, and the beginning of the biggest Flash adventure yet!

Comic book cover featuring Flash Gordon in a red and black suit, aiming a blaster with a confident smile against a vibrant yellow background.
A muscular hero in a red and black costume holding a wrench in one hand and a toolbox in the other, set against a bright yellow background. The title 'FLASH GORDON' is prominently displayed at the bottom, along with the issue number #20.
Comic panel depicting characters in a sci-fi setting, with a character named Flash Gordon calling out for Director Gamble, who appears to be missing. Other characters are gathered around, looking concerned.
A comic book panel featuring a group of characters engaging in a conversation in a cave-like setting. They discuss concerns about a missing person and express feelings of being watched. The environment is depicted with unusual organic structures, creating a mysterious atmosphere.
A comic book panel depicting a conversation among four characters in a mysterious, cavernous environment. One character holds a futuristic gun and looks startled, while another in a red and black suit appears calm. The dialogue suggests concern about a disappearance and a sense of unease in their surroundings.
A comic book page featuring characters in a space setting, with one female character in a blue outfit and another in a red outfit engaging with a male character in a red and black suit. The scene shows a conversation about adventure and relationships, with several armored figures in the background.

Preview: Dog Tag #5

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Dog Tag #5

(W) Mark Russell (A) P. J. Holden

Castle Itter. A fictional retelling of the true story of the siege of Castle Itter. In the waning days of the war, a small force of American soldiers is tasked with defending Castle Itter from hundreds of SS troops. The German soldiers inside the castle cast their fate with the Americans. The only battle of the war in which Americans and Germans fought side by side.

Comic book cover for 'Dog Tag' #5 featuring soldiers in various uniforms raising a flag on a rocky outcrop, with a map of Europe in the background.
A comic strip illustration featuring military officers discussing the nature of war in front of the Eiffel Tower, with expressive dialogue and somber themes.
A comic panel depicting a group of soldiers in a mountainous area in Austria, May 4, 1945. One soldier is reading a paper while others engage in conversation. The scene conveys a sense of frustration as they discuss the end of the war.
A military scene depicting soldiers and a tank outside a large castle in the mountains, with dialogue between the characters suggesting a humorous exchange about a prison.
A comic panel featuring a conversation between a Major, dressed in a World War II German uniform, and another soldier. The backdrop shows military personnel and equipment. The Major expresses confusion about the situation, while the other soldier suggests an unexpected alliance.

Preview: You Are On Native Land: A Charity Comic for Indigenous Rights

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You Are On Native Land: A Charity Comic for Indigenous Rights

Featuring stories from Kelly Lynne D’Angelo, Arihhonni David, Jackie Fawn, Gord Hill, Gene Jimenez, Chag Lowry, Shaunna Oteka, McCovey, Maya McKibbin, Jon Proudstar, Michael Sheyahshe, Jim Terry, Weshoyot Alvitre, Shaun Beyale, Roy Boney, Arihhonni David, Jackie Fawn, Gord Hill, Gene Jimenez, Steph Littlebird, David Mack, Maya McKibbin, Jim Terry, and Chris Williams.

A charity comic with all proceeds donated to Indigenous-led organizations with a special focus on the Missing & Murdered movement.

Native voices sing out in a star-studded fundraiser anthology!

You Are On Native Land collects stories and art donated by some of comics’ biggest Indigenous creators such as Jon Proudstar, Maria Wolf, and Steph Littlebird. Tales of Native resistance; family and kinship; love and grief fill this beautiful collection, which includes a special reprint of TRIBAL FORCE #1, credited as the first comic to feature a superhero team made up entirely of Indigenous heroes.

Winner of the 2025 Clampett Humanitarian Award with the book LA Strong, publisher Mad Cave Studios continues its commitment to giving back with its third fundraiser anthology. All profits will be donated to Indigenous-led organizations, with a special focus on the Missing & Murdered movement.

Illustration of five Indigenous women standing confidently, with a backdrop of shadowy figures. They are holding various tools and wearing traditional clothing. The title 'YOU ARE ON NATIVE LAND' is prominently displayed, alongside the subtitle 'A CHARITY COMIC FOR INDIGENOUS RIGHTS'.
A comic panel featuring a woman interacting with a child, emphasizing her various roles such as daughter, mother, and aunt.
A comic panel featuring a woman holding jars in a shop, with phrases highlighting strength, resilience, and vulnerability, alongside a protest scene advocating for environmental protection.
An educational infographic titled 'What is Colonialism?' explaining the stages and implications of colonialism, featuring historical imagery of ships and indigenous peoples.
Comic strip illustrating the Powhatan Wars, depicting early English settlers in Jamestown and their interactions with the Powhatan tribe, including conflict and survival struggles.
A snowy landscape featuring two stone cairns on the left side, with a figure walking towards them, holding a stick. The sky is filled with soft shades of blue and purple with falling snowflakes.

Preview: Space Ghost vs. The Herculoids #1

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Space Ghost vs. The Herculoids #1

Writer: David Pepose
Artist: Jonathan Lau
Covers: Francesco Mattina (A), Drew Moss (B), Joseph Michael Linsner (C), Bjorn Barends (D)
FC | All Cardstock Covers | 32 pages | Adventure | $4.99 | Teen

The universe’s most heroic families collide in SPACE GHOST VS. THE HERCULOIDS! When Space Ghost and the Twins stop a brutal hijacking of a Federation cruiser, they discover a new arms race involving a rare mineral known as Quasarite – but when the Federation invades the hidden planet of Amzot to retrieve it, they’ll trigger an unspeakable tragedy that will put the intergalactic barbarian Zandor and the Herculoids on a harrowing quest for revenge! With civilians caught in the crossfire, can Space Ghost and company stop the Herculoids’ attack before they reach the heart of the Federation? And what dark machinations lie ahead for the Federation’s chief prison warden, the evil Collector, and his robotic servant, Mekkano? It’s the showdown of the century that will set the stage for Space Ghost’s next adventures! Featuring the return of the fan-favorite Space Ghost creative team for this special mini-series event, plus covers by Drew Moss, Drew Moss, Joseph Michael Linsner, Tom Raney, Francesco Mattina, and Bjorn Barends!The countdown to Space Ghost Season three begins here – do not miss it!

Cover of 'Space Ghost vs. The Herculoids' comic featuring Space Ghost, a female character, and various creatures battling on a rocky landscape.
Cover art for 'Space Ghost vs. The Herculoids' comic book, featuring Space Ghost and characters from The Herculoids in a dynamic pose against a cosmic background.
Comic book cover featuring Space Ghost in a dynamic pose against a colorful cosmic background, with characters from the Herculoids visible on either side.
Cover art for 'Space Ghost vs. The Herculoids' featuring dynamic illustrations of Space Ghost and a Herculoid character in battle, set against a backdrop of a fierce dragon and colorful cosmic elements.
Comic book cover featuring Space Ghost and characters from the Herculoids in a vibrant action scene, showcasing fantasy and adventure themes.
A dramatic comic panel depicting the destruction of Cetia-7, homeworld of the Galactic Federation. The scene shows characters in conflict, with visual sound effects like 'THOOOM' and 'KRAKOOM' emphasizing the chaos and action.
A comic book scene featuring a confrontation between several characters. One character in a dark costume holds a glowing weapon while another strong, muscular figure confronts him. The background features a rocky environment with a golden aura and other characters observing the scene.
A comic book page depicting a mystical nighttime scene with two characters sitting on a tree branch. One character is speaking to the other, while a ghostly white figure sits beside them. This scene is set against a backdrop of stars and planets, reflecting a fantastical theme.
Comic panel depicting a young boy with red hair recalling his past as a gladiator, battling in an arena, with an imposing figure in armor present.
A warrior woman stands confidently on top of a large dragon, wielding a spear. In the background, a giant hand reaches down, and a group of warriors engages in battle. The scene conveys a sense of action and adventure with comic-style graphics.

Ghostbox returns this October in a Limited Black & White Edition

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Just in time for the spooky season, Mad Cave Studios is bringing Ghostbox back in a new limited format. Written by Mike Carey and illustrated/lettered by Pablo Raimondi, the critically acclaimed graphic novel returns in a black & white edition limited to 1,000 copies. Additionally, there are 100 extra limited signed editions available for preorder exclusively from the Mad Cave website.

Ghostbox Black & White (TPB, $14.99, ISBN: 9781545837320) is available for preorder wherever books and comics are sold. You can also preorder the signed edition ($24.99) directly from Mad Cave Studios while supplies last. It arrives October 14, 2026, and FOC for comic shops is September 21, 2026.

Black and white comic book cover featuring a central character holding a mysterious box, with various other characters' faces in the background.
A black-and-white comic panel featuring police officers discussing a stolen bicycle case in a rural setting, with rain and a barn in the background.
A young person riding a bicycle through a field towards stone monoliths under a cloudy sky. The scene contains comic-style text boxes reflecting thoughts about finding a place of worship.
A black and white comic scene depicting a man in a hat yelling a warning from a rocky edge while a woman in traditional attire stands beside him, looking towards a distant landscape with figures in the foreground.
A black and white comic panel showcasing an elaborate mansion surrounded by clouds and mountains, with characters discussing themes of deception and identity inside an ornate room.
A gothic archway interior with a group of characters in dark clothing observing a figure emerging from a gooey substance. The scene blends horror and mystery, featuring dramatic shadows and intricate architectural details.
A dramatic black and white comic illustration featuring a figure in a cape interacting with a monstrous creature with multiple heads and tentacles, while another character observes. Speech bubbles indicate a conversation about power and sustenance.
A black and white illustration featuring a woman with an intense expression surrounded by surreal landscapes, including fantastical buildings, a spiral tree, and characters interacting in a dreamlike setting.

Preview: The Savage Sword of Conan #16

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The Savage Sword of Conan #16

(W) Jim Zub
(A) Nicola Scott, Chris Campana, Scott Izaakse
B&W, 64pp, $6.99, On Sale September 16, 2026

Prepare for the launch of the new Conan mini-series, TIDES OF THE TYRANT-KING, with this special issue boasting three thrilling tales from legendary writer JIM ZUB.

Bolstered with an array of pin-ups and incredible covers from Joe Jusko and Nick Percival, THE SAVAGE SWORD OF CONAN Issue #16 one is not one to be missed!

Cover art of 'The Savage Sword of Conan #16' featuring Conan battling a mysterious figure in a dark setting.
A black and white comic book illustration depicting a battle scene with multiple warriors, including a muscular figure leading the charge with a sword. The scene is filled with movement and tension as soldiers on both sides clash, with speech bubbles showcasing rallying cries and battle themes.
A black and white comic panel depicting a chaotic battle scene featuring warriors with swords and bows, some charging towards a fortified wall. The focus is on two main characters expressing determination, with various other fighters in the background.
A black and white comic panel depicting a horde of monstrous figures with green eyes and menacing expressions, charging through a forest. The background features tall trees and rocky terrain, while the forefront shows a determined warrior holding an axe, surrounded by other fighters ready for battle.
A cowboy on a galloping horse, dressed in a wide-brimmed hat and long coat, appears against a dramatic landscape with rocky formations, conveying a sense of action and adventure.
A black and white comic panel depicting a cowboy on horseback in a rugged landscape, contemplating regret. The scene includes shadowy figures and a monstrous creature in the background, reflecting a tense moment.
A muscular warrior in a horned helmet holds a sword, wearing a fur cloak and ornate armor. Skeletons and eerie figures are faintly visible in the background, enhancing the dark fantasy theme.
A black and white comic page depicting a forest scene. A girl crouches in the foreground, gathering flowers, while another figure stands nearby. Speech bubbles contain text referencing mushrooms and memories. Inset panels show hands and a mysterious shape, with characters expressing concern for someone named Zuleika.
A black and white comic book page featuring a dramatic action scene with a character delivering a powerful blow, causing an explosion of energy and debris. The page includes the title 'Zuleika: The Warrior Within' prominently displayed at the bottom.
A muscular warrior holding a sword and shield, dressed in minimal armor, standing in a misty landscape. The title 'THE SAVAGE SWORD OF CONAN' is prominently displayed above.

Preview: Masters of the Universe: Genesis #2

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Masters of the Universe: Genesis #2

Writer: Rich Douek
Artist: Gavin Smith
Colorist: Fabi Marques
Letterer: AndWorld Design
Cover artist: Mark Buckingham

Skeletor journeys across Eternia on a mission to raise an army of Evil Warriors. As his forces increase, Skeletor sets his sights on his first target: the city of Operon, ruled by King Thales and his daughter Princess Rhea.

Cover of 'Masters of the Universe: Genesis' comic book issue #2 featuring Skeletor in a prominent stance, surrounded by various hero characters in action poses.
Cover of 'Masters of the Universe: Genesis' comic book, featuring the character Skeletor surrounded by swirling pink energy and lightning.
A group of fantasy characters in a forest, including a cloaked figure, a skeletal character, and a beast-like warrior, with dialogue bubbles expressing intrigue and tension.
A muscular warrior with a single eye on his forehead, wielding a sword and wearing a green tunic, stands ready for battle in a forest setting. He appears confident and assertive, declaring, 'I see everything.'
A comic panel depicting a confrontation between various characters, including a sorcerer and fighters. The sorcerer appears to be casting a spell, while other characters are engaged in a tense dialogue. The setting is a dark forest.
A comic panel depicting a snowy landscape with mountains in the background. Four characters, including a skull-faced villain and a muscular warrior, are navigating through the blizzard. Dialogue bubbles show their conversation about finding a way out of the cold weather.
A comic panel showing a group of four characters traversing a snowy, mountainous landscape, discussing their concerns about stability and danger. One character is cloaked and commands attention, while others express hesitation. Snowflakes fall around them, indicating a cold environment.

Preview: The Big Shakedown #1

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The Big Shakedown #1

Writer: Jordan Blum · Tim Seeley
Artist: Scott Koblish
Colorist: Hi-Fi
Cover artist: Scott Koblish

The Big One, the earthquake to end all earthquakes, has finally struck Los Angeles. The government decides not to rebuild and the city becomes a no man’s land for those that refuse to leave it. But hey, you can’t beat the weather.

Five years later Ester Blanco, a down on her luck former P.I., is willing to do anything to escape the City of Angels. She believes she’s found her ticket out when a desperate father hires her to solve a missing person’s case in a city where a third of the population is already missing. Instead, the trail of this lost girl leads Ester to uncover a dark web of cults, conspiracy and corruption that threatens every Angeleno that stayed behind.

THE BIG SHAKEDOWN is a sunbaked LA noir in the vein of Chinatown and The Long Goodbye and set in the post-apocalyptic remains of the most beloved/hated city in the world. From writers Jordan Blum (Minor Threats) Tim Seeley (Local Man) and artist Scott Koblish (The Despicable Deadpool) comes a pulpy tale of murder, destruction and traffic.

A pulpy, high-stakes journey through the remains of the City of Angels, uncovering a dark web that threatens the few survivors left standing.

Comic book cover for 'The Big Shakedown' featuring a young woman on a yellow scooter, dressed in a denim jacket and sunglasses, set against a backdrop of a stylized map and urban ruins.
A comic panel shows two characters, a boy and a girl, embracing on the beach. A smartphone in the foreground displays an emergency alert for an earthquake detected in Los Angeles, CA. The alert notifications indicate magnitude and time for different earthquakes, with messages about the city's recent seismic activity.
Comic panel depicting a devastating urban disaster, with collapsed buildings and debris. A woman is trapped under rubble, reaching for a smartphone, while a fire burns in the background. Text elements highlight the tragedy and chaos.
A comic book panel depicting a devastated cityscape with burning debris, collapsed buildings, and a damaged car in the foreground. The title 'TAKEDOWN' is prominently displayed at the top, and speech bubbles indicate a conversation about the city's destruction.
A comic panel depicting a post-apocalyptic Los Angeles five years after an earthquake, with a mix of urban decay and lively street markets. Several characters engage in fitness and wellness activities, and a vendor is seen at a market table, emphasizing a barter economy with cash-only transactions. The scene blends themes of resilience and adaptation in a changed environment.
A comic book panel showing a scene of action with two characters in combat. One character is throwing an object while the other is being knocked down. There are onlookers in the background, and a scenic coastal view is visible in the bottom panel with buildings and a dock.

Preview: Dungeons & Dragons: Ravenloft #1

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Dungeons & Dragons: Ravenloft #1

Writer: Amy Chu
Artist: Ariela Kristantina
Colorist: Roman Stevens
Letterer: Haley Rose-Lyon
Cover artist: Guillem March

Ravenloft is falling apart, and nobody knows why.

Fortunately, monster hunter Ez D’Avenir is on the case! She’s searching the frozen wasteland of Lamordia for an undead creature that may hold the key to Ravenloft’s fate. But when Darklord Viktra Mordenheim catches wind of her quest, Ez is suddenly the one being hunted!

Join Bram Stoker Award-winning author Amy Chu and hit illustrator Ariela Kristantina for this genre-bending mystery that will unite Rudolph van Richten’s proteges from across the horrifying world of Ravenloft!

Return to Ravenloft–Dungeons & Dragons’ premier horror setting–for a genre-bending mystery that spans the Domains of Dread!

Cover of Dungeons & Dragons: Ravenloft comic book featuring a dramatic illustration of a woman in a red coat casting magic, with a dark, gothic backdrop and eerie architecture.
Cover art for Dungeons & Dragons: Ravenloft, featuring a menacing character in a dark cloak with a castle in the background and stylized figures in the foreground.
Cover of the Dungeons & Dragons comic titled Ravenloft, featuring a woman with a mask and sword, alongside a dark castle and mystical green smoke.
Cover artwork for Dungeons & Dragons: Ravenloft comic, featuring a heroic character wielding a sword in a gothic interior, confronting monstrous creatures.
Cover of Dungeons & Dragons comic titled 'Ravenloft', featuring a character with dark curly hair and a serious expression, holding a sword, surrounded by ornate designs and playing cards.
A comic page featuring a cloaked figure speaking to friends before an important expedition, surrounded by vibrant structures and mystical energy. The text conveys a heartfelt farewell and reflections on family.
A comic book page titled 'Lamordia: Domain of Dread', featuring a character with a serious expression in a snowy landscape, discussing impending doom and cryptic advice from a friend.
A snowy landscape featuring jagged ice formations and a dark sky. A character in a red bandana looks concerned, holding a sword, while a menacing creature lurks nearby, growling.
A comic book panel featuring a fierce female character named Ezmerelda D'Averin wielding a sword against monstrous creatures. The scene is dynamic, with elements of action and blood, emphasizing her declaration of hunting monsters.
A comic book page featuring a fierce female character with long, curly hair wielding a sword during a confrontation with a werewolf-like creature, amidst dynamic action and blood splatter.
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