When a mysterious figure from the past arrives touting the answers to who resides underneath that furry rabbit mask, will Lilly & Eli survive long enough to uncover the truth?
Mar takes every opportunity to dive deeper into the depths of this astonishing fantasy world… though it comes at a high cost to his life in the real world
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Yen Press has announced nineteen acquisitions on social media, adding new titles and series to a prolific catalog of manga, novels, and audiobooks.
Starting off this slate of announcements were a couple of new additions to Yen Audio (Mirai and ValkyrieBullet), giving the imprint another great work from esteemed storyteller Mamoru Hosoda and an adaptation of one of the most highly anticipated releases from Yen On.
Mirai
By Mamoru Hosoda
Little Kun isn’t too happy about the latest addition to his family. With the arrival of a new baby sister in the house, he worries his parents may not love him as much as they used to…But when a teenage girl shows up and tells Kun that she is his sister from the future, it may be that there’s more to this new relationship than Kun ever could’ve dreamed!
Valkyrie Bullet
By Yomu Mishima Illustration by Pinakes
In the near future, Earth has been invaded by monsters called giju from another world, forcing humanity into a never-ending war for survival. Conventional weapons are ineffective; the world’s only hope lies in the Valkyrie Dresses—suits of powered battle armor with extraordinary combat abilities that can only be piloted by women. However, one day, a man is transferred to Third Academy, where the ladies who wear these dresses of hardened steel are trained. His name: Ren Hifumi, the test pilot for a prototype humanoid weapon created to combat the giju that has never had a successful trial run…until now.
Yen On added three new light novels to the lineup (Kafka’s Journey; Oh Boy, Was I Wrong About Her; and The Returned Tyrant Princess Rewrites Her Dark Past), giving the imprint great new works in beloved categories that include a high-flying fantasy adventure, a school life romance that inspired a Summer 2026 anime, and a reincarnated villainess story.
Kafka’s Journey (light novel)
By Chizuru Mizushina Illustration by Haruyuki Morisawa
A girl on the run takes to the skies!
Within an island floating in the sky, there is an underground village of elderly people and one child—Kafka. The adults have taken care of the girl and asked for a single thing in return: She must never leave the village. When her grandfather was alive, that wasn’t a problem. But after he passed away, her days became dull, and the village feels stifling. Inspired by her grandfather’s stories of his adventures around the globe, Kafka longs to experience the outside world for herself. When a visitor from the surface tells her about life beyond the village, Kafka can’t take it anymore. Her only way out is her grandfather’s old plane. Never mind that she hasn’t flown one before! After everything her grandfather taught her, how hard could it be? Join Kafka’s journey as she broadens her horizons, makes friends her own age, and finally learns the sad truth about why her village was cut off from the rest of the world.
Oh Boy, Was I Wrong About Her (light novel)
By Hibariyu Illustration by siso
Seven years ago, before my best friend and I were torn apart by a big move, we promised we would be friends forever, no matter how much distance was put between us. But when I finally found him again at my new high school, I didn’t expect him to be…the most beautiful girl I’ve ever seen in my life. Wait, so does this mean he—or, I guess, she—was a girl this whole time?! It’s honestly insane. With everyone else, she’s a pristine flower, literally Miss Perfect. But when it’s just us, she’s the same goblin I’ve always known. I guess some things truly never change. And yet…
The Returned Tyrant Princess Rewrites Her Dark Past (light novel)
By Hiironoame Illustration by Tetsuhiro Nabeshima
The imperial princess Ariadne has lied, cheated, poisoned, and even killed at the behest of the cunning Prince Siegbert. Little does she know, the prince thinks of her as no more than a pawn. He sells her down the river, and she is sentenced to death for her crimes. Just as the reaper’s scythe drops, she closes her eyes and realizes what a fool she’s been, only to wake up and find she has traveled back in time to when she was fifteen. With her second shot at life, she vows to punish the wily prince and set her story back on the right track.
The announcement slate was packed with a total of fourteen new manga (Lilies in Love for 101 Days; Lord Hades’s Vernal Honeymoon; Desire of the Untouchable Flower; The Great Yet Flawed Gods; I Want You to Expose Me; Monster of Absolute Evil; Singularity Love: A Kenji Tsurubuchi Collection; Summer Love Begins with a Lie -squall-; Chef in the Demon King’s Castle: Despite All the Scary-Hot Demons, This Is a Great Workplace; The Immortal Girl’s Breeding and Cultivation Travelogue; The Parasite Princess; YATTARA; Chewed Flesh, Ground Bones; and Exchange Parties with Anthropomorphic Figures), including continuations of amazing works previously published by Yen Press and anthologies featuring beloved creators, such as Touge Oni: Primal Gods in Ancient Times creator Kenji Tsurubunchi and celebrated artists from Harta magazine, including Ryoko Kui, Suzuka Morino, and Hachi Inaba.
Lilies in Love for 101 Days
By Muromaki
In this must-have collector’s edition, the sequel to the social media phenomenon Lilies Blooming in 100 Days, 101 days of yuri situations are assembled in stunning full color!
Lord Hades’s Vernal Honeymoon
By Ueji Yuho
Hades and Kore have successfully been wed! Sure, they’ve got a complicated prenup, but the two are living a peaceful life as newlyweds…or at least, that’s how things were supposed to go, until the realm of Hades literally froze over!? And that’s just one of the all-new heart-pounding one-shots from the author of Lord Hades’s Ruthless Marriage!
Desire of the Untouchable Flower
By Mai Kaniu
Of all the guys to fall for, I never thought it would be someone like you…!
Gorgeous, talented Rei is the heir to and manager of a major cosmetic brand. Despite his domineering personality and the rumors of scandal that hound him nonstop, he doesn’t have the slightest experience to speak of when it comes to love! In fact, he’s spent his life waiting to find his hero, the ideal partner he dreamed of as a kid. One day, in order to protect Rei from stalkers, his father hires him a bodyguard named Ichijo—who, under his serious, straitlaced exterior, is exactly Rei’s type! When they’re forced to be together around the clock, Rei’s heart won’t stop pounding…but he never could have suspected the ulterior motive Ichijo holds…
The Great Yet Flawed Gods
By Ei Ohitsuji
Dive into the vibrant world of Greek mythology! This saga will take you inside the dysfunctional pantheon of the gods navigating life, love, and everything in between—just on a slightly grander scale. Peek in on Zeus and Hera after three hundred years of marriage. What trouble will the devilishly handsome Hades find himself in? And if you thought your ex was possessive, wait until you see what Persephone’s like when she fancies someone…
I Want You to Expose Me
By Suzuka Stellagi
Hayama is a skittish and struggling young artist specializing in bijin-ga, a genre focused on painting beautiful women. After fleeing from yet another model, he finds a beautiful figure collapsed by the roadside and takes them in —only to discover that they’re actually a boy in women’s clothes! But this time, Kenzan doesn’t feel the urge to run. Instead, he may have just found the perfect subject for his work!
Monster of Absolute Evil
By Gagane
The Fukurougi Incident: a heinous case in which twenty-three murderers fell victim to active-duty police officer Nodoka Fukurougi. Nodoka is put to death for her crimes, but as it turns out, her story’s far from over—a mysterious girl appears before her and invites her to take part in a twisted game. Thirteen vicious murderers are to be revived and take part in a brutal battle royale, Nodoka included. If she wants to uphold justice and make sure the evil stay dead, Nodoka has no choice but to slaughter her way to the end…!
Singularity Love: A Kenji Tsurubuchi Collection
By Kenji Tsurubunchi
From the creator of Touge Oni: Primal Gods in Ancient Times comes this collection of short manga! A romance about a boy who sees a pillar of light, a search for a time machine among the remnants of human civilization, a visit to a shop specializing in fairies, and more—these stories feature an imaginative blend of history and mythology!
Summer Love Begins with a Lie -squall-
By ROCOCO Original Story by LYCORIS
When middle schooler Kaoru Tachibana runs away from home in the pouring rain, the last person she expects to bump into is her homeroom teacher, Mirei Shimotsuki. When Mirei takes her in for a few days, Kaoru is surprised to learn that the same woman who’s normally so put together is actually a disorganized, laid-back day drinker behind closed doors. On the other hand, she’s the only one who accepts Kaoru, struggles and all, and it’s captivating. But with Mirei keeping her distance emotionally, what will become of their unusual relationship…?
Chef in the Demon King’s Castle: Despite All the Scary-Hot Demons, This Is a Great Workplace
By YMK
Tsumugi is a hardworking human chef in the kitchen of the Demon King’s castle…and a transmigrator from another world! Freed from her previous life of homelessness and suffering, she’ll fight to the very last to keep this dream job where food, clothing, and shelter are guaranteed—even if it means dealing with her rough-and-tumble demon coworkers!
The Immortal Girl’s Breeding and Cultivation Travelogue
By fujihan Original Story by Luna Usagi
Pluto, a genius young mage, has given herself eternal life and youth in pursuit of her dream: to be a personal breeding ground for all kinds of different species! Brimming with carnal curiosity, she indulges herself with unorthodox creatures and beautiful ladies alike as she lets loose the monster(s) within her.
The Parasite Princess
By Toshiya Higashimoto
When college student and aspiring author Ai Tanaka gets a new roommate, she finds that this awkward girl is a little too eager to share things in common. Miu Yamaguchi wants to use Ai’s makeup, wear her clothes, and even have the same beauty mark. It’s more than enough to make a person uncomfortable, but it can get so much worse…
YATTARA
By Ooyamada
The gluttonous monster Yattara is summoned in a city of opulence and decadence. This harbinger of destruction has a vast appetite that cannot be satisfied until entire nations are leveled. As it comes across three gauntly malnourished children in a garbage-piled, foul-smelling room, it opens its maw as usual…but realizes that even the beast of gluttony prefers a delectable meal. And if Yattara was going to eat them anyway, it might as well prepare its meal properly to relish a flavor never experienced. After all, Yattara has never once let a meal slip away, and it’s in no hurry…
Chewed Flesh, Ground Bones
By Paregoric
1999—the year that Nostradamus predicted would be the end of humanity. Riding a wave of unprecedented interest in the occult, Inubosaki (an editor for a third-rate paranormal mag) and Asama (a cameraman with a sixth sense) team up. They spend their days covering incident after bizarre incident…when Asama’s keen eye for the supernatural draws them into an encounter with a terrifying phenomenon. Decades into the future in 2023, an aged Asama is called on by someone searching for Inubosaki…
Exchange Parties with Anthropomorphic Figures
Edited by HARTA Editorial Department
Welcome, if you please, to a soul-stirring sneak peek into the lives of all kinds of anthropomorphic figures. From beastmen to gods, androids, and more, this luxurious anthology features works from many—including Ryoko Kui (Delicious in Dungeon), Suzuka Morino (Servant Beasts), and Hachi Inaba (The Tiger Won’t Eat the Dragon Yet)!
The Hanson family have just finished moving into what was meant to be their dream home, but it’s already turned into their worst nightmare. The Home Owners Association is throwing its annual picnic, presenting a great opportunity for the Hansons to meet their new neighbors. Only, what they realize is just how tight this strange community is, and if the Hansons don’t conform to their local mores, there will be consequences. Ever hear about a “curse of pestilence”?
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Acclaimed creator Mirka Andolfo returns to the coaldust-choked Victorian atmosphere of her international hit Mercy—this time with fan-favorite collaborator and artist Lidia Bolognini—to bring fans an all-new Gothic tale in the upcoming Merciless. This four issue miniseries is set to launch in December from Image Comics.
Fifteen years after having rid itself of the terrible Devil of Woodsburgh, the thriving former mining town has finally begun to let out a long-held breath… That is, until an enigmatic new Lady comes to town.
Rory has finally come of age and is ready to open her factory. But her arrival coincides with the uncanny: a strange new drug called Electric Sumac is coursing through the streets, leaving ordinary men and women unnaturally strong… and dangerously unhinged. Rory, and her companion Joel, are determined to stamp it out… whatever the cost. For they know something the rest of the city does not: the drug’s mysterious origins are anything but earthly.
Meanwhile, Sheriff Bancroft has returned to settle the unfinished business his father left in his wake. As old debts resurface and a web of secrets unravels… will Rory find herself caught in the middle of it all?
Merciless #1 will be available at comic book shops on Wednesday, December 2.
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The opposite of soft serve. Get Jiro premieres October 3 on Toonami, next day on HBO Max.
Get Jiro is based on the 2012 graphic novel Get Jiro! and its 2015 prequel Get Jiro: Blood and Sushi, written by Joel Rose and Anthony Bourdain, illustrated by Langdon Foss and Alé Garza, and published by DC Comics under its Vertigo imprint.
Sometimes, the staff at Graphic Policy read more comics than we’re able to get reviewed. When that happens you’ll see a weekly feature compiling reviews of the comics, or graphic novels, we just didn’t get a chance to write a full one for.
These are Graphic Policy’s Mini Reviews and Recommendations.
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Shaolin Cowboy: Staying AI-Live #3 (Dark Horse) – Shaolin Cowboy: Staying AI-Live #3 continues to straddle the line between utterly brilliant and incredibly sophomoric. Geoff Darrow unleashes some of the best fight choreography on the comics page and also a used panty dispensing AI soda machine. He also includes more background gags in one issue than some 100+ issue ongoing series have in their entire run. I’m amazed by Darrow’s skill as a cartoonist, which is bolstered by Ian Herring’s colors and Nate Piekos’ precise letters and also get a lot of chuckles from his skewering of our current AI-addled, fascist, late capitalist reality. The setting of Shaolin Cowboy: Staying AI-Live has big Gatlinburg energy. Overall: 8.7 Verdict: Buy
Muppets Take the Marvel Universe #1 (Marvel) – Muppets Take the Marvel Universe #1 is living proof that anything, even a shared universe that has somewhat gone stale, can be improved by the presence of Muppets. The comic kicks things off with a multiverse-spanning epic courtesy of Chip Zdarsky and Pete Woods. It’s super funny, and Miss Piggy and Emma Frost are fabulous together. Also, with the help of Gonzo, Deadpool is the least annoying he’s been in years. The story ends up being a salute to ensemble casts and maybe even a template for future summer event stories. Next, in a “Terrible Idea”, Kyle Starks and Mike Henderson have Bruce Banner and Hank Pym play the straight men to the utter chaos that are the experiments of Honeydew and Beaker. Some of the imagery in this story is downright nightmare fuel, and it ends up being a great homage to all the superhero and villain-creating lab accidents. Miss Piggy roasts some sexist (literal)pigs and flirts with Rocket and Groot in the incomparable “Pigs of the Galaxy”. Mackenzie Cadenhead’s dialogue demonstrates why she’s a pop culture queen while David Baldwin and Yen Nitro marry colorful sci-fi and fashion with their visuals. This story needed more pages and a spinoff mini. Philip Kennedy Johnson and Athla Fabbio combine 60s counterculture and 80s action in the nearly silent “Bad Man”. Basically, Wolverine rescues the Electric Mayhem’s van in a story that emulates Larry Hama’s silent issues of GI Joe with day-go colors from Mike Atiyeh. It’s a super fun genre/era/tone mash-up. Momofuku executive chef Paul Carmichael teams up with Ashley Allen and Paco Medina to spin a tale of Dr. Strange, Swedish Chef, and a sick Clea. Allen nails the chef’s funky dialogue while Medina helps the build up of Strange’s consternation with a chef who sucks in every universe. But, somehow, he has the magic touch for Clea. Adam Goldberg and EJ Su wrap the comic up with a rapid fire succession of Muppets failing to join the Avengers in their fight against Dr. Doom. We get one last magical Miss Piggy moment and some Statler/Waldorf fourth wall obliteration before paying adieu to a vibrant cast of characters. (And some Marvel superheroes.) Overall: 9.2 Verdict: Buy
The Ringo Awards have announced the 2026 winners! The 2026 Mike Wieringo Comic Book Industry Awardswere presented on the evening of Saturday, September 26, 2026 as part of The Baltimore Comic-Con.
The nomination process was completed with the participation of our esteemed 2026 jury as well as the voting public. Fans and comic book professionals alike showed strong support in promoting the voting process on their websites and social media feeds.
The winners below are noted in bold with “winner” next to them. Congrats to everyone!
Fan and Pro Nomination Categories
Best Cartoonist (Writer and Artist)
Caroline Cash
Scott Chantler
Anders Nilsen
Ben Passmore
Tiffany Petitt
Mimi Pond
Craig Thompson – Winner
Paige Walshe
Ben Wickey
Best Writer
Deniz Camp – Winner
Joseph Schmalke
James Tynion IV
Robert Venditti
Mark Waid
Best Artist or Penciller/Inker Team
Becky Cloonan
Werther Dell’Eera
Jay Fosgitt
Javier Rodriguez – Winner
Liam Sharp
Hayden Sherman
Stefan Tosheff
Best Letterer
Taylor Esposito
Rob Leigh
Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou – Winner
Troy Peteri
Nate Piekos
Ben Wickey
Best Colorist
Jordie Bellaire
John Kalisz
Javier Rodriguez
Alejandro Sanchez
Stefano Simeone
Dave Stewart – Winner
Best Cover Artist
Gabriele Dell’Otto
Colm Griffin
Tula Lotay
Daniel Parent
Javier Rodriguez – Winner
Riley Rossmo
Best Series
Absolute Batman, DC Comics – Winner
Absolute Martian Manhunter, DC Comics
Coexistence, self-published
FML, Dark Horse Comics
Granite State Punk, Orange Cone Productions
Murder Podcast, Ignition Press
Best Short Story
Chest Face, self-published – Winner
“Pied Piper” in Cthulhu Invades Fairy Tales, Orange Cone Productions
“The Knife and Gun Club” in Detective Comics #1100, DC Comics
The Fire Breathing Duckling, Astra Books for Young Readers
“Red Snapper in the Rea” in Milk White Steed, Drawn & Quarterly
Model Five Murder, Silver Sprocket
Best Original Graphic Novel
Black Arms To Hold You Up, Pantheon Books
The Corus Wave, Avery Hill Publishing
David Dastmachian’s Through, Z2 Comics
Do Admit: The Mitford Sisters and Me, Drawn & Quarterly
Drome, Macmillan – First Second and 23rd Street
The Ephemerata: Shaping the Exquisite Nature of Grief, Fantagraphics
Gamemasters: The Comic Book History of Roleplaying Games, Clover Press
Herobear and the Kid Vol. 1 – The Inheritance, Papercutz – Winner
Best Kids Comic or Graphic Novel – Ages 11 and Under
Brume Vol. 1, Astra Books for Young Readers
The Fire Breathing Duckling, Astra Books for Young Readers,
The Lost Sunday, Oni Press
Magda, Intergalactic Chef: The Big Tournament, Lerner Publishing Group
Max, A Little Axolotl, Scholastics Inc.
The Mighty Bite #3: Hog Rocket Ruckus, ABRAMS
The Patchwork Girl of Oz Volume 1, Image Comics
Walt Disney’s Mickey Mouse and the Amazing Lost Ocean, Fantagraphics – Winner
Best Kids Comic or Graphic Novel – Ages 12 and Up
Angelica and the Bear Prince, Penguin Random House/Random House Children’s Books
Dracula’s Brunch Club, Oni Press
Hello Sunshine, Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
Hunger’s Bite, Union Square & Co.
Raised by Ghosts, Fantagraphics – Winner
Wynd Book Four: The Power of the Blood, BOOM! Studios
Best Anthology
Bowling with Corpses and Other Strange Tales From Lands Unknown, Dark Horse Comics – Winner
The Blues Brothers – The Escape of Joliet Jake, Z2 Comics
Everything Sucks: Kings of Nothing, Silver Sprocket
The Goon: Them That Don’t Stay Dead, Albatross Funnybooks/Dark Horse Comics – Winner
How to Survive an Affair, self-published
Physics for Cats, Drawn & Quarterly
Best Webcomic
Battle Mage Farmer. Tapas Entertainment Inc.
Before We Sail, Aces Weekly
Daughter of a Thousand Faces. Tapas Entertainment Inc.
The Mafia Nanny, WEBTOON Entertainment
Marionetta, WEBTOON Entertainment
Neon Pantheon, neonpantheoncomic.com – Winner
Best Humor Webcomic
The Bathroom Ghost, WEBTOON Entertainment
Evil Inc., evil-inc.com
Harley Quinn in Paradise, DC Comics / DC Go!
I Am the Chief, iamthechiefcat.com
My Little Warlord, DC Comics / DC Go!
Nothing Butt Nightwing, DC Comics / DC Go! – Winner
Taste of Justice, DC Comics / DC Go!
Best Non-fiction Comic Work
Fela: Music is the Weapon, Amistad
Ginseng Roots, Pantheon Books
Love Letters Every Day, Background Noise
Lucas Wars, Macmillan – First Second and 23rd Street
Muybridge, Drawn & Quarterly
Surrounded: America’s First School for Black Girls, 1832, Ablaze Publishing/NBM Graphic Novels – Winner
Best Comics-Related Publication
Becoming Frazetta – The Early Years of a Fantasy Art Master, Thrilling Nostalgia Comics
COMICS! The Magazine #0, Prana Publishers
Facing Feelings: Inside the World of Raina Telgemeier, Scholastic Inc.
Graphic Samurai: The Art of Denys Cowan, Gizmoe Press
Making Your First Comic, self-published – Winner
Messiahs, Meshugganahs, Misanthropes, and Mysteries, Fantagraphics
Best Presentation in Design
Beasts of the Four Nations: Creatures From Avatar: The Last Airbender, Dark Horse Comics
Becoming Frazetta – The Early Years of a Fantasy Art Master, Thrilling Nostalgia Comics
Cry Wolf Girl, Silver Sprocket
Ginseng Roots, Pantheon Books
The Hero Trade: Hero for Sale TPB, Bad Idea
Land of Mirrors, Drawn & Quarterly
Lone Wolf and Cub Deluxe Edition Volume 1, Dark Horse Comics – Winner
The Smurfs Archives Vol. 1, Papercutz
Tongues, Vol. 1, Pantheon Books
Hero Initiative Lifetime Achievement Award: Jim Lee The Dick Giordano Humanitarian Award: Jeffrey Brown Brogan Fidelity Award: Jim Calafiore Mike Weiringo Spirit Award: Chip Kidd and Michael Cho
Fan Favorite New Talent: Reese Hannigan Fan Favorite New Series: Excavator Fan Favorite Publisher: Etan Comics Fan Favorite Hero: Batman Fan Favorite Villain: Doctor Doom
As the two-dimensional Rascal Randy continues his meteoric rise during the golden age of animation, his modern-day doppelgänger’s assault on the small town of Aurora Springs shows no signs of stopping.
But when a mysterious figure from the past arrives touting the answers to who resides underneath that furry rabbit mask, will Lilly & Eli survive long enough to uncover the truth?
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The figure has a helmeted head with interchangeable lower faces that capture RoboCop’s facial expressions, as well as a newly developed headsculpt with intricate mechanical details. The armor is meticulously crafted with an iridescent metallic blue and purple colorway and black details. The interchangeable battle-damaged helmet and chest armor provides additional display options. The armor also features a working thigh holster. The figure comes with interchangeable hands, including a pair of articulated hands, fists, hands for holding weapons and accessories, and a finger-pointing hand, enabling collectors to showcase him in various poses.
Weapons and accessories include a rifle, pistols, a set of Nuke vials, a Nuke canister, and Cain’s brain with cervical spine. The Special Edition also includes a specially designed RoboCop 2 metal collectible card with a display case.
