The Long Way Down! As Speed Racer enters the treacherous Great Alpine Race, he clashes with Kim Jugger, who vows to make the Mach 5 a coffin. With sabotage already underway and Danger Pass living up to its name, Speed, Racer X, and Jugger weave through rockslides and flaming wrecks in a brutal fight for the lead!
Story: David Pepose Art: Davide Tinto Color: Rex Lokus Letterer: Buddy Beaudoin
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Abby and her little brother, Jonah, are ordinary kids…except for one little thing. They have a magic mirror in their basement that sends them into different fairy tales. This time, when the mirror slurps them up, they’re taken to the story of Cinderella. And they’re determined NOT to mess anything up!
But then Cinderella breaks her foot and her glass slipper won’t fit. How is her prince charming supposed to know she’s meant for him? And how will Cinderella get her happily ever after?
In order to save the day, Abby and Jonah will have to find Cinderella a job, stay out of jail, and make sure true love finds a way, all before the clock strikes midnight and the chance for a happily ever after is gone…forever!
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During the Middle Ages, rats were hunted, reviled, and blamed for the spread of the Black Plague. As fear turned to violence, a group of rats fled the genocide to found the underground city of Subterra. Generations passed, and Subterra evolved from a refuge into a thriving society. In its early days, the governance was communal and just. But everything changed when a young rat named Antrum discovered an orphaned alligator hatchling in the lower tunnels. He raised the creature in secret, shaping it into the monstrous enforcer known as Grrrator. With Grrrator at his side, he seized control of Subterra, plunging the once-free city into an age of fear and tyranny. As Antrum’s reign grew ever more brutal and despotic, a band of brave young rats rose up to to challenge his rule. They call themselves the Rat Skulls.
This limited edition ashcan, created by artist Shawn Daley (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Power Rangers) and writer Jason Shaw (Snow Monkey), introduces keys characters of the series and serves as the prelude to the epic four-issue mini-series coming in 2026.
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Mercy Gray Harding’s troubles all started in the swampland on the outskirts of town, where a mist wolf murdered her father. She enlists a monster hunter named Jonah to put the creature down, but the plan quickly falls apart. When the incorporeal beast tries to attack Mercy, it instead possesses her, and is bound to her body and mind. Now Mercy’s human and wolfish sides grapple for control, and she is haunted by the memories of both.
Jonah promises to free her from the monster, and the two set off for a cure. But the open road is full of untold danger, and her new powers come in handy. And is it Mercy or the wolf who is flirting with the handsome Jonah?
By: Mia Jay Boulton and Laurel Boulton
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Once upon a time, Abby and her little brother, Jonah, were ordinary kids. The next minute? The mirror in their basement slurped them up and magically transported them into the fairy tale of Snow White.
Yes, really!
When Abby and Jonah stop Snow from eating the poison apple, they think they’re heroes. But wait! If Snow doesn’t die, she won’t meet her prince and get her happy ending. Oops.
Now it’s up to Abby and Jonah– with some help from Snow and the seven dwarfs–to outwit the witch and save the famous fairy tale in time.
But what if Snow’s REAL happy ending is something else entirely?
Story: Sarah Mlynowski Art: Anu Chouhan Adapted by: Meredith Rusu Color: Bethany Crandall
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All new Battle Action stories from series writer Garth Ennis (Preacher, The Boys), who is now joined by new all-star writers and artists including Brian K. Vaughan (Saga, Y: The Last Man) and Chris Burnham (Batman).
BATTLE RETURNS – NOW WITH MORE ACTION!
The third Battle Action collection features the return of Action favourites Hook Jaw, the controversial Kids Rule O.K., and Death Game – one of the culprits behind the suspension of Action in 1976.
Joining these stories are new adventures for El Mestizo, the Civil War-era bounty hunter, on the trail of a double-agent; German Panzer commander Hellman, who discovers the hard truth behind the cause he fights for; Major Eazy, fighting alongside American paratroopers in the invasion of Sicily; Nina Petrova and the Angels of Death, as the Soviet airwoman sets out to rescue a comrade from behind enemy lines; and Dredger, the ice cold secret agent, whose origin is revealed for the first time.
Featuring an all-star roster of talent, as writers Brian K. Vaughan, Torunn Gronbekk, Dan Abnett, Rob Williams, John Wagner, Garth Ennis and Steve White team up with artists Chris Burnham, Tom Foster, PJ Holden, John McCrea, Henry Flint, Mike Dorey, Dan Cornwell, Patrick Goddard and John Higgins to bring you the latest and greatest edition of Battle Action.
Story: Garth Ennis, Brian K. Vaughan, John Wagner, Steve White, Rob Williams, Dan Abnett, Torunn Gronbekk Art: Chris Burnham, Dan Cornwell, John McCrea, Henry Flint, Tom Foster, Mike Dorey, PJ Holden, Patrick Goddard, John Higgins Color: Len O’Grady, Matt Soffe, Jack Davies, John Higgins, Sally Jane Hurst Letterer: Rob Steen
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This manga explores a shattered superhero’s dream—where power corrupts, morality crumbles, and one boy’s journey from hero to villain will leave you questioning what it means to be a true hero, or dark hero…
Created by the elusive Tonkye, known for his work in crafting complex, character-driven narratives, and brought to life by artist Akira Mitsuya, The Raven Dark Hero delivers intense battles, emotional depth, and a fresh take on the superhero genre.
In a near-future America, Wyatt—an innocent 13-year old accused of shoplifting—is pursued by murderous robot police dogs. But an accident transforms one of his terrifying pursuers into a tame, docile, and affectionate robodog who tries to bond with and protect Wyatt! A touching tale of a terrifying future, Death Dog #1 takes “man’s best friend” and turns them into a robotic nightmare.
When it comes to publishers I can trust to skewer society, AHOY Comics is up there. Its releases have regularly poked at the world, making fun, and twisting it for our enjoyment. Death Dog #1 continues that with a list of targets for its twisted humor.
Written by Bryce Ingman, Death Dog #1 takes us to a feature where dogs are no longer around but their personalities have been transferred into robot versions. And with all technology, it’s then abused by corporations, twisted to meet whatever profit driven goal they have. So, what was a nice robotic companion are now death machines attacking criminals and biting off the hands of perceived shoplifters no matter their guilt or innocence.
Death Dog #1 delivers laughs in a “holy shit I can’t believe they went there” sort of way making readers wonder where it’ll go next. It also teases a society that has become happy in bloodlust and cheering on punishments usually reserved for religious fanaticism. And that’s likely a point of it all.
That bloodlust is brought visually by Alan Robinson who is joined by Paul Little on color and lettering by Rob Steen. The art does a great job of nailing the visual jokes delivering the punchlines at unexpected moments and with art that finds the humor in the rather gory situations. Arms are ripped off and hands threatened to as robots go all in on doing their job. The world is an interesting one looking like our current one, but slightly off. There’s something about it all that screams futuristic but I couldn’t pinpoint why.
As with all AHOY releases, there’s extras from James Finn Garner and Joe Orsak and Ingman and AR Sullivan. These all add to the experience and are nice additions to a comic that’s already worth checking out. It adds to the 22 page story giving a little extra for the price.
Death Dog #1 is twist and fun with a reality that’s probably coming to ours at some point. There’s a chuckle about it all that goes away when that point hits. Where it all goes should be interesting, but if it can deliver this commentary through the rest of the series, it’s one to definitely check out.
Story: Bryce Ingman, James Finn Garner Art: Alan Robinson, Joe Orsak, AR Sullivan Color: Paul Little Letterer: Rob Steen Story: 8.0 Art: 7.75 Overall: 7.9 Recommendation: Read
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Taking place in a totalitarian England following a devastating war that changed the face of the planet, V FOR VENDETTA was the inspiration for the hit 2005 movie starring Natalie Portman and Hugo Weaving.
This amazing graphic novel spotlights a mysterious man in a white porcelain mask and his young protégé as they fight political oppressors through terrorism and seemingly absurd acts. It’s a gripping tale of the blurred lines between ideological good and evil and details a world where political and personal freedoms are non-existent.
Story: Alan Moore Art: David Lloyd Color: David Lloyd, Steve Whitaker, Siobhan Dodds Letterer: Jenny O’Connor, Steve Craddock, Elita Fell Additional Art: Tony Weare
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Hikaru and her best friend, Ran, have made it past auditions… and now the real tests begin: dance tests, vocal tests, nerve-racking rankings, and devastating eliminations, all to see who has the star potential to make it through to the next round. The competition is growing fierce, and with so much talent in the room, Hikaru will need to dig deep to let her voice shine.
Story: Mai Matsuda Art: Mai Matsuda Translation: Azuki
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