Blokees Build: DC Defender Version 02 Justice League – Wonder Woman

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The Justice League arrives to Blokees to face the darkness. These officially licensed DC model kits feature iconic Justice League characters like Batman, Superman, and more in a compact pocket size for easy collection and display.

Bring your Justice League lineup together and defend justice across the universe.

We open up our seventh blind box and it’s Wonder Woman!

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NYCC 2026: Ignition Press Celebrates with a Dinner Date Exclusive

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Ignition Press celebrates New York Comic Con 2026, taking place from October 8th – 11th at the Javits Center, with a special exclusive cover and a variety of incredible creators in attendance. The publisher is also presenting at the NYCC Retailer Day, where Sales Director Daniel Crary will dive into details about the various series that will be announced leading up to the show.  

Ignition Press is teaming up with Ultimate Comics at Booth #3927 for the debut of the Dinner Date #1 exclusive variant cover by fan-favorite and Eisner Award-nominated artist Yoshi Yoshitani (Zatanna and the House of Secrets)! This cover is limited to 500 copies, with any remaining copies available on the Ignition Press webstore after the convention. Additionally, Ultimate Comics will host two Dinner Date signings with cover artist Yoshitani and the creative team of Joanne Starer (Fire & Ice: Welcome to Smallville), Khary Randolph (Vixen), and Emilio Lopez (Excellence) at 2:30pm on Thursday and 1:00pm on Saturday of the show. 

Fans can meet some of their favorite creators exhibiting at the show in Artist Alley, including: Jeremy Haun (Murder Podcast, The Folk of Dooney Hollow) at J08, Aaron Campbell (12-Foot Skeleton, Everyone Loves A Jewel Thief) at F14, Aneke (Ripcord) at J25, Ben Templesmith (12-Foot Skeleton) at C25, Emilio Lopez (Dinner Date) at A22, Joe Eisma (The Other/Half) at J07, John J. Pearson (The Patron) at C12, Patricia Martín (Ripcord) at J25, and Stephanie Williams (Roots of Madness) at E36.

Additionally, fans can purchase a creator exclusive variant cover of 12-Foot Skeleton #1 by Eisner Award-winner Martin Simmonds debuting at New York Comic-Con directly from Campbell and Scott’s Collectables.

Cover of the comic book '12-Foot Skeleton', featuring a large, ghostly skeleton with a dark background and stylized text.
Cover of the comic 'Dinner Date' featuring two stylized women sitting on a pink car, one with tattoos and the other with red hair, set against a vibrant city background.

Dungeon Crawler Carl Vol. 2 is a lot of fun delivering laughs and action

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The wildly popular and addictive New York Times bestselling LitRPG series, DUNGEON CRAWLER CARL, continues as a graphic novel in DUNGEON CRAWLER CARL, Vol. 2.

The Apocalypse will be televised!

The world may be over, but Carl and Princess Donut have a motorcycle and a mission: Make it to the second floor. What could possibly stand in their way? For starters, a horde of goblins, homicidal fellow crawlers, a sadistic AI, and a meddling alien talk show host.

Stick with Carl and Princess Donut as they battle to survive the latest season of Dungeon Crawler World!

Matt Dinniman was consulted every step of the way in the creation of this graphic novel, featuring vibrant art by Laurel Pursuit that brings the action and humor to life.

Welcome, Crawler. Welcome to the Dungeon. Survival is optional. Keeping the viewers entertained is not.

This volume collects episodes 14-30 of the WEBTOON edition!

Creator: Matt Dinniman
Story: Tevagah
Art: Kuzomari
Color: Ludwig
Letterer: Ali Zaghlul
Lineart: Huaxuan
Background Art: Anna Kate
Letterer: Makma

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DC Shop Reveals the Absolute Batman Artist Collection

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DC has announced the launch of DC Shop’s Artist Collection: Absolute Batman, an all-new line of merchandise inspired by DC’s comic book series Absolute Batman, the acclaimed reimagining of the Caped Crusader from writer Scott Snyder and artist Nick Dragotta. The collection spotlights Dragotta’s striking artwork and the now-iconic Absolute Batman emblem through a range of premium collectibles and apparel.

Reinventing Batman for a new generation, Absolute Batman has captivated fans with its bold visual identity and fresh take on Gotham City. The Artist Collection brings that groundbreaking vision from the page to fans through thoughtfully designed pieces that celebrate the artistry and attitude of the series.

The centerpiece of the collection is a standout leather jacket featuring a tonal embossed Absolute Batman emblem, an embroidered leather DC logo patch, and custom DC-branded metal buttons. Designed to make a statement, the premium jacket embodies the distinctive aesthetic that has helped define Absolute Batman.

Collectors can also bring home one of the series’ most memorable elements with a highly detailed 3D-cast magnetic replica pin inspired by Absolute Batman’s battle-axe. Measuring five inches in length, the collectible faithfully re-creates the iconic symbol and arrives in a premium collector’s box complete with a certificate of authenticity.

The Absolute Batman Artist Collection extends beyond the Dark Knight himself as Gotham City’s most infamous rogues take center stage in a new line of modern streetwear-inspired apparel. Featuring bold graphics and contemporary silhouettes, the designs celebrate iconic DC Super-Villains including Absolute Catwoman, Absolute Joker, Absolute Two-Face,and more, highlighting the larger-than-life personalities that make Gotham City one of comics’ most compelling worlds.

Fans can showcase their fandom with the Absolute Batman oversize zip tote bag featuring Nick Dragotta’s striking artwork. Equipped with dual shoulder straps and plenty of room for everyday necessities, it’s a versatile accessory designed for both daily use and convention adventures.

This new Artist Collection continues DC Shop’s commitment to delivering premium products that connect fans to the stories, characters, and creators they love. By combining elevated craftsmanship with one of comics’ most talked-about new interpretations of Batman, the collection offers fans a unique opportunity to wear and display a piece of the Absolute Universe.

  • Black sweatshirt featuring an illustration of a crouching character with digital elements in the background.
  • A black sweatshirt featuring a blue 'BATMAN' logo on the front.
  • Black sweatshirt featuring an illustration of a crouching humanoid figure with cat-like ears, set against a cityscape background with neon lights.
  • Black sweatshirt featuring the text 'ABSOLUTE BATMAN' in bold with a blue accent.
  • A person holding a large tote bag featuring black and white artwork of Batman, with the word 'ABSOLUTE' prominently displayed.
  • Graphic t-shirt featuring a stylized illustration of a monstrous version of the Joker, with the text 'THE JOKER' and 'JOKER' on either side.
  • A light-colored t-shirt featuring the text 'ABSOLUTE BATMAN' in bold, black letters with a decorative design.
  • A graphic t-shirt featuring an illustrated character in a two-tone suit, holding a gun in one hand and a phone in the other, with a city skyline in the background and the caption 'Dead or Alive...' written in a speech bubble.
  • A dark gray t-shirt featuring the text 'ABSOLUTE BATMAN' in bold black letters.
  • A double-headed axe with a dark, textured surface and sharp spikes on the edges, placed against a gradient background of dark green and red.
  • A close-up of a black cardboard display featuring a detailed graphic of a bat-themed axe, with the text 'ABSOLUTE BATMAN' prominently displayed below.
  • A person holding a double-headed axe prop against a textured blue-green shirt.
  • A black leather jacket with a high collar, featuring a front zipper and two zippered pockets.

Hammerfist #2 keeps up the action and chase as the robbery and town gets weirder

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MAN BAD. FIST GOOD.
Fleeing the heist, Mike discovers every citizen is a zealot of the cult of MOTHERGRUB. Every corner a trap. Every face a cultist. As Mike is hunted, Cindy is dragged into the ceremonial cathedral to serve as sacrifice to bring about BLACK NOON.

Story: Rick Remender
Art: Steve Epting
Color: Matt Hollingsworth
Letters: Rus Wooton

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Get an early look at Sabrina the Teenage Witch #2 By Corinna Bechko and Kano

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Oni Press and Archie Comic Publications, Inc. have revealed the first look inside Sabrina the Teenage Witch #2, the next dazzling chapter of a brand-new ongoing series launching comics’ most iconic sorceress-in-training into a spectacular new era for Archie Comics! From Hugo Award–nominated writer Corinna Bechko and Eisner Award–nominated artist Kano, the stunning return of everyone’s favorite mischievous teenage witch is about to turn Greendale upside down this November!

Between staying on top of schoolwork during the day and figuring out this whole magic thing by night, Sabrina’s having a hard time keeping her head above water. When her aunts suggest a journal might help make her magic a little more comprehensible, she jumps at the opportunity to master at least one aspect of the dark arts. But it turns out just because you’re a witch doesn’t mean you have spell-check . . . And the journal that Sabrina has just created might accidentally be much, much more powerful than she ever intended . . . Plus: Your next bewitching bonus story of magical malpractice—featuring artwork by rising star Nick Cagnetti!

Expect mischief and magic to continue in force when Sabrina the Teenage Witch #2 flies onto shelves this November—featuring covers from by Eisner Award-nominated cover artist Marguerite Sauvage, Paulina Ganucheau, Khary Randolph, Eleonora Carlini, Dan Parent, and Dani!

A blonde girl in casual clothing sits on a bed, writing in a notebook with a black cat beside her. There's a slice of pizza on a plate nearby, and various books and electronic devices are scattered around.
Cover of 'Sabrina: The Teenage Witch' #2 featuring Sabrina with a black cat, sitting on a gravestone surrounded by hands emerging from the ground, set in a colorful, spooky atmosphere.
Comic cover featuring Sabrina the Teenage Witch holding a broomstick, wearing a striped shirt and a skirt, standing by a doorway with a black cat in the foreground.
Cover of 'Sabrina: The Teenage Witch' comic issue #2 featuring Sabrina, a young blonde girl in a stylish outfit holding shopping bags, with a black cat at her feet and a red magical symbol in the background.
Comic book cover featuring Sabrina the Teenage Witch, with a shocked expression, holding a book titled 'Dark Pauen'. Colorful swirls and ghostly faces surround her in a whimsical design.
Cover of Sabrina the Teenage Witch comic #2 featuring a blonde witch in a striped top flying on a broomstick with a black cat, surrounded by branches and autumn leaves.
An illustrated character wearing a fashion-forward outfit with a graphic design on the back, holding shopping bags. A black cat is sitting at their feet, and there are floating dollar bills around them against a backdrop of a red star.
A character with blonde hair in a playful outfit holds a mystical object while sitting at a desk cluttered with stationery. A cat lounges on the desk, and magical sparkles are depicted around the character.
A comic panel featuring a girl with blonde hair in a striped shirt, sitting at a desk surrounded by books and school supplies, with a black cat near her. She appears to be discussing spellcasting and studying while another character, also in a striped shirt, engages with her.
A comic strip featuring two female characters discussing their friends on a park bench while a third character is seen in the background. One character is wearing a red hoodie and is seated, while the other is animatedly talking about drama and relationships.
A comic panel depicting a girl with blonde hair and freckles, expressing surprise and curiosity. She is surrounded by colorful sparkles and swirling patterns while studying something mysterious in front of her.
An illustration of three characters in bright pink outfits floating in a whimsical, starry space background. They have light-colored hair and are surrounded by sparkling effects and colorful swirls.

Mind MGMT: New & Improved #4 wraps up the first arc with a solid finale that adds a lot

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After locating their quarry, Detectives Delphi and Swon find it hard to believe the identity of their murderous foe and his unique connection to Mind Management. However, the detectives discover that their employer has been manipulating their operatives from the very beginning. Now, armed with the knowledge that Mind Management might be the root behind Swon’s missing memories, he can’t trust the agency, his mission, nor his partner Delphi . . . Will he be able to uncover the truth, or is it all just a ploy targeting Mind Management from the inside out?

Story: Matt Kindt
Art: Matt Kindt

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The X-Files Comics Launch This December!

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The truth is out there! Dynamite Entertainment and Disney Publishing Worldwide have announced further details on the debut of new comic books from The X-Files, officially launching this December!

Veteran and fan-favorite franchise writer Joe Harris returns alongside artist R.D. Brown to the tales of Mulder and Scully with a new set of declassified cases from the vault. The new comic series picks up some time after the end of the episode “My Struggle IV,” the season and series finale of the eleventh season of the show. 

Agents Mulder and Scully return once more to the FBI’s X-Files division in the shadow of the loss of their child William, the presumed death of the Cigarette Smoking Man, and the cliffhanger ending of Scully being pregnant once more. The shadows soon touch our heroes again as the conspiracy of a secret alien presence in the world is tracked down by both the duo and a mysterious organization seeking to harness it for their own purposes.

To complement this mind-tingling tale from Harris and Brown, Dynamite announces the full range of enticing covers for the comic series. Artists Clayton Crain and Ivan Tao‘s styles complement the eerie energy of the franchise. In addition to Harris adding to his nearly 60 issues to date of The X-Files comics, another veteran is back with The Walking Dead superstar Charlie Adlard doing covers, following his breakout work with Sculder and Mully in the 1990s for comics originally published by Topps. A special icon cover presents a classic mixed media image by Miran Kim from that same beloved era. Collectors can also opt for the exciting blind bag, filled with rare variants including an exclusive piece by superstar Martin Morazzo.

The X-Files #1 is available starting December 9.

  • Cover of 'The X-Files' comic book featuring an X-ray image of an alien skull against a dark background.
  • Cover of The X-Files comic featuring two FBI agents, Mulder and Scully, holding flashlights, with dark and mysterious background elements including a figure in glasses and extraterrestrial themes.
  • Cover of 'The X-Files' comic book issue #01 featuring three characters: a serious-looking man with dark hair, a woman with red hair, and an older man wearing glasses. The background has a vibrant green glow with intersecting lines.
  • Cover of 'The X-Files' comic issue 01 featuring two main characters, a man and a woman, in formal attire against a backdrop of stars and orange hues.
  • Cover art for The X-Files comic showcasing two central characters with artistic background elements, including a large hand and cryptic symbols.
  • The X-Files first issue cover featuring two characters, one male and one female, both dressed in suits. The background shows a cosmic scene with stars. The title 'THE X FILES' is prominently displayed, with text indicating it's a premium mystery variant blind bag containing three Dynamite variants.
  • A chaotic scene depicting armed individuals in tactical gear breaking into a room filled with scattered items. A man is depicted shouting in fear, while a woman is shown crouched on the floor, distressed. Tension and urgency are highlighted throughout the comic panels.
  • A fierce woman with glowing eyes and wind-blown hair is screaming in anger, surrounded by flying objects including cans and other debris, while two masked figures stand menacingly in the background.
  • A digital flight departure board displaying various cities and times, with some information obscured or altered.
  • A tense scene in a bathroom with a man in a suit holding a gun while confronting a hooded figure sitting with a laptop.

Little Russia is a fascinating look at the real Canadian co-operative village

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A small village in the north of Quebec, Guyenne is run as a cooperative, with 50% of the inhabitants’ paychecks going into a communal pot to develop the colony―hence the village’s nickname of “Little Russia.” Based on the memories of author Francis Desharnais’ grandparents, who lived in Guyenne from 1948 to 1968, this moving graphic novel delves into family history to explore Canada’s rural heritage through the lens of both grassroots socialism and early feminism. An intimate story of epic scale, and the winner of multiple “Best Book” awards, Little Russia is a fascinating foray into an unusual and largely forgotten social experiment.

By: Francis Desharnais
Translation: Helge Dascher

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Something is Killing the Children #50 Arrives with Surprise, Exclusive Card teasing a New Trading Card Game

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Fans of Something is Killing the Children are about to get a surprise collectible alongside the series’ landmark 50th issue. The Something is Killing the Children #50 Cover C Blind Bag Variant will include an exclusive Erica Slaughter trading card tied to an upcoming, soon-to-be-announced trading card game for the series.

Details about the trading card game remain under wraps. The card marks the first officially revealed collectible from the forthcoming game, and collectors can get an early glimpse at what’s to come with the Something is Killing the Children #50 Cover C Blind Bag Variant.

Earlier this year, Tiny Onion made a big splash with Exquisite Corpses: The Game, and we’re incredibly excited to continue our pursuits in the tabletop gaming space in partnership with our friends at BOOM!. In Something is Killing the Children, James and Werther have created an immensely rich universe with iconic characters, monsters, and more; it’s been a longtime goal of ours to bring this world to tabletop gaming, and we’re thrilled to share more about our plans very soon!

-Eric Harburn, Director of Narrative & Editor-in-Chief at Tiny Onion

The Something is Killing the Children #50 Cover C Blind Bag Variant celebrates the series’ 50th issue while giving fans something entirely new to discover. This momentous milestone issue for the bestselling horror phenomenon marks the return of beloved protagonist Erica Slaughter to the present day.

After the horrifying events of the Tribulation saga, Erica, completely distraught from her encounter with Cutter and the death of Gabi, is on the run from the Order. In her escape, she turns to a formative place for her: the Valmont Mountain Lodge.

But beyond memories of her past, what and who will Erica find there now awaiting her?

Something is Killing the Children is the acclaimed horror comic series created by James Tynion IV and Werther Dell’Edera, published by BOOM! and distributed by Penguin Random House. Something is Killing the Children #50 Cover C Blind Bag Variant will be available at your local comic shop on October 7, 2026.

  • A black background featuring a stylized yellow graphic design resembling a series of sharp, elongated shapes arranged symmetrically, with the number '50' in the top right corner.
  • A comic panel depicting a person in their bedroom, frustrated, sitting on the edge of a bed. An alarm clock reads 10:20. They are reaching to silence the alarm while expressing annoyance.
  • A comic panel sequence featuring a character wearing a yellow sweater and shorts, interacting with technology in a cozy wooden room. Sounds like 'beep' and 'click' are depicted, suggesting a focus on a computer or device. The character's expressions change as they engage with the computer and respond to various sounds.
  • A comic strip from 'Something is Killing the Children #50', featuring a character in a yellow shirt engaging with a computer and examining various images on the screen.
  • A character with brown hair and blue eyes holds a weapon while standing in a wooden room, looking toward an open door. A white dog with black ears sits nearby, observing the scene. In the foreground, there is an illustration of three children on a piece of paper.
  • A character in a green jacket walks through a dilapidated interior space, navigating past debris and broken furniture, suggesting a sense of mystery and tension.
  • A comic panel illustration featuring a character in a green coat with a backpack walking through an old abandoned building.
  • A vibrant comic book cover featuring a menacing figure with sharp teeth and blood-like colors, juxtaposed with dark, stylized artwork, titled 'Something is Killing the Children #50.'
  • Title card for the comic series 'Something is Killing the Children' featuring a bold, stylized title against a speckled white background, with a graphic element resembling a creature's spine.
  • An illustrated card featuring a character named Erica Slaughter, depicted with a fierce expression and short hair, surrounded by a dynamic background. The card includes game mechanics text stating movement abilities related to a game context.
  • Cover of the comic book 'Something is Killing the Children' issue number 50, featuring an action scene with a character depicted in vibrant colors, symbolizing tension and intrigue.
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