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Tyler Rake: An Extraction Story #4 is full of twists and turns with double, or is it triple, crosses

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Tyler and his team have made it to the Philippines, where they are finding their objective is more challenging than they imagined. Molina has the city completely fortified, and to get anywhere within its borders, the crew will have to contend with his goons and all their firepower. Not to mention the city itself, which doesn’t take kindly to outsiders interfering in its business!

Story: Ande Parks
Art: Ronan Cliquet
Color: Ronda Pattison
Letterer: Andworld Design

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Bad Thoughts #2 delivers the calm and the storm as things go off the rails by the end of the issue

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Jack has returned from his mission and is trying to decompress, but work tends to follow you home when you’re an empath. The dark memories he picked up from his boss are proving hard to shake, and after a night of commiserating with his team, he realizes that maybe he has shared too many secrets. People are turning up dead and Jack has a sneaking suspicion that he’s next. How can he protect himself and those he loves when he knows the darkness that everyone is capable of?

Story: Ande Parks
Art: Dave Wachter
Color: Brad Simpson
Letterer: Andworld Design

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Tyler Rake: An Extraction Story #3 delivers predictable moments but solid 80s action

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Before Tyler Rake can get on with the new mission in front of him, he must reckon with the mission that threw his life off course and forced him to go into hiding. On a job in Turkey, someone sold out Tyler’s crew, and everything went FUBAR. To make sure it doesn’t happen again, Tyler will have to solve that mystery to protect his latest mission. Continuing the prequel story to the hit movie and graphic novel Extraction!

Story: Ande Parks
Art: Ronan Cliquet
Color: Ronda Pattison
Letterer: Andworld Design

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Bad Thoughts #1 feels like an 80s/90s action flick but with a nice twist added to it

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He knows every terrible thing you’ve done. And he’s coming for you.

Jack Coates can look inside your mind and see every awful thing you’ve ever thought or done. It’s painful, but it serves him very well at his private security firm that deals with difficult situations and even more heinous people. He’s a good soldier with a good team that he trusts…but he’s about to find out what happens when you put your trust in the wrong people.

Story: Ande Parks
Art: Dave Wachter
Color: Brad Simpson
Letterer: Andworld Design

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Tyler Rake: An Extraction Story #2 keeps up the entertainment delivering 80s action vibes

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Now that Tyler and Pudge have become personae non gratae in Brazil, they have taken on a globe-trotting new job with some less-than-savory people. First stop: Southern Germany to rescue Adi, their new colleague. She’s been caught and things are about to go horribly wrong…

Story: Ande Parks
Art: Ronan Cliquet
Color: Ronda Pattison
Letterer: Andworld Design

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Tyler Rake: An Extraction Story #1 has an 80s/90s action film vibe

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Experience the early days of Tyler Rake in this new prequel series, debuting ahead of the new Extraction film on Netflix!

Mercenary in hiding, Tyler Rake, thought he was starting over. But his story, is just beginning…

Working as a bouncer in one of Sao Paolo’s most popular nightclubs, Tyler’s world is about to be upended when a tussle with a connected drug dealer goes horribly wrong forcing him to take on a job he never wanted in order to stay hidden.

Story: Ande Parks
Art: Ronan Cliquet
Color: Ronda Pattison
Letterer: Andworld Design

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Planet Comicon Kansas City 2026: Ignition Press Makes its First Appearance

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Ignition Press has announced they will be exhibiting at Planet Comicon Kansas City for the first time ever, hosting an array of incredible creators and a selection of limited-edition comics at Booth 3744/3745 in the heart of Artist Alley.

Throughout the weekend, Ignition Press will host a variety of incredible creators, including Jeremy Haun, Jason A. Hurley, Cullen Bunn, Leah Williams, B. Clay Moore, Dennis Hopeless, Ande Parks, Phil Hester, Aaron Campbell, and Joëlle Jones.

Fans can purchase all their favorite series at the booth, including the exclusive debut of Bad Thoughts: The Cold Open from Ande Parks and Dave Wachter, with a cover from Fernando Blanco, limited to 500 copies; Innards: The Cold Open by Rob Guillory and Sam Lotfi, with an exclusive cover by Joëlle Jones, limited to 500 copies; Tyler Rake: An Extraction Story #1 by Ande Parks and Ronan Cliquet, with an exclusive cover by Jeremy Haun, limited to 500 copies.

Fans who make a purchase at the booth will receive a coin token for the Ignition Press gachapon machine, which includes prizes ranging from premium vinyl stickers, enamel pins, and even Golden Tickets redeemable for original sketches from select Ignition Press artists. Coin tokens are available while supplies last.

Ignition Press will also feature three panels this year:

Doing Comics Differently, taking place on Friday, March 27th at 4:00pm in Panel Room 2504 A

Get ready to ignite your imagination and unlock your creativity! Fan favorite storytellers Jeremy Haun, Ande Parks, Cullen Bunn, Aaron Campbell, and Leah Williams reveal details about their current and upcoming series and why working with Ignition Press really is “doing comics differently.” Free gift for attendees while supplies last!

Unlocking Fear with Ignition Press, taking place on Saturday, March 28that 1:00pm in Panel Room 2504 A

Ignition Press’s very own masters of horror take the stage! Join them as they discuss all things horror. Find out what inspires them to create horrific scenes and find out what makes them afraid of what goes bump in the night.

Comic IP to Media IP: From Panel to Screen with Ignition Press, taking place on Sunday, March 29th at 12:30pm in Panel Room 2504 A

Ignition Press is the first comic book publisher to have media adaptations inside 6 months of having books on shelves. Join Jeremy Haun and Jason A. Hurley, Ande Parks, B. Clay Moore, and Phil Hester as they discuss what it’s really like to see your comic go from page to screen!

ComicsPRO 2026: Ande Parks and Dave Wachter Are Having Bad Thoughts in May 2026

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If you ran into someone who could look into your head and see every bad thing you’ve thought or done, how much trouble would you be in? Veteran writer Ande Parks, the co-creator of Extraction, and killer artist Dave Wachter invite you to unlock a story about a terrifying new kind of hero in Bad Thoughts. As announced at the publisher’s retailer presentation at ComicsPRO’s Annual Industry Meeting, Ignition Press will publish the new series beginning May 27th, 2026.

He knows every terrible thing you’ve done. And he’s coming for you. Jack Coates can look inside your mind and see every awful thing you’ve ever thought or done. It’s painful, but it serves him very well at his private security firm that deals with difficult situations and even more heinous people. He’s a good soldier with a good team that he trusts…but he’s about to find out what happens when you put your trust in the wrong people.

Bad Thoughts #1 is available in comic shops May 27th from writer Ande Parks and artist Dave Wachter, with colors by Brad Simpson, and letters by AndWorld Design. This issue features two open-to-order covers from series artist Dave Wachter and Fernando Blanco, along with a 1-in-10 retailer incentive by the legendary Phil Hester, inked by his longtime collaborator and series writer Ande Parks.

SDCC 2015: Ignition Press announces 16 New Creators Joining its Lineup

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At its inaugural panel at Comic-Con International in San Diego (SDCC), Ignition Press announced the addition of 16 creators to its talent lineup. The list of bestselling writers, artists, and cartoonists includes Eisner, Harvey, Glyph Comics, National Cartoonists Society Reuben, and GLAAD Media Award-winners and nominees.

During the “Doing Comics Differently with Ignition Press” panel at SDCC, Ignition Press revealed that Aneke, Aaron Campbell, Mack Chater, Rob Guillory, Phil Hester, Dennis Hopeless, Tini Howard, Sam Lotfi, Shawn Martinbrough, B. Clay Moore, Ande Parks, Khary Randolph, Brahm Revel, Will Rosado, Joanne Starer, and Dave Wachter all have projects in development.

Ignition Press has previously announced creators including co-founder and Creative Director Jeremy Haun, Cullen Bunn, Si Spurrier, Leah Williams, Stephanie Williams, Jim McCann, Tim Seeley, the Miranda Brothers, Stefano Simeone, Mike Tisserand, Marika Cresta, David Baldeón, Letizia Cadonici, and Joe Eisma in their lineup. On the eve of SDCC, the publisher announced multiple Emmy Award-winning screenwriter and producer Peter Murrieta was developing a project as well. Murrieta, who was a surprise guest on the “Doing Comics Differently with Ignition Press” panel, revealed the project would be “Chicano futurism” and did a live reading of prose inspired by the project. The announced creators’ projects, which will release in 2026, include a diverse range of genres and themes and include both first time creative collaborations and the reuniting of fan favorite creative teams. Reuniting teams include Seeley and Campbell, Moore and Chater, Guillory and Lotfi, along with Starer and Randolph. The publisher also indicated that a number of creators have multiple projects in development currently. Project titles and other details will be revealed at a later date.

Heritage Auctions Teams with Comic Artists to Benefit the Ed Asner Memorial Fund

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Heritage Auctions and numerous comic artists are teaming up to raise money of the Ed Asner Memorial Fund. Bill Sienkiewicz is one of those creators who after getting involved, helped convince other artists to do the same.

Beloved for generations for roles that included gruff-but-lovable Lou Grant on The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Santa Claus in Elf and Carl Fredericksen in Pixar’s Up, Ed Asner died Aug. 29, leaving a legacy as a giant among Hollywood stars and a champion for numerous special needs communities. Matthew Asner, the center’s president and CEO, and his wife, Navah Paskowitz-Asner, continue their tireless work of creating programs and services for those with special needs. Among the most important is raising funds to support the center, through events like Heritage Auctions’ Inktoberfest for the Ed Asner Family Center Charity Auction. Bidding for the event – Heritage’s third on behalf of The Ed Asner Family Center – opens Sept. 30 on HA.com; the event closes Oct. 28.

The event is one of the center’s primary annual fundraisers, thanks to generous contributions from some of the comic-book industry’s best and best-known artists.

The result is an extraordinary event, with roughly 140 lots of art donated by the artists who created them; the proceeds will go to support the programs and services offered at The Ed Asner Family Center. The list of artists who have contributed to the event reads like a Who’s Who of comic art, among them Sienkiewicz, Kevin Nowlan, Don Maitz, Jim Lee, Ibrahim Moustafa, Philip Tan, and Arthur Adams, to name but a few.

Without Ed’s involvement, this year’s event, of course, holds special significance to Matt and all involved with the Ed Asner Family Center.

Proceeds from the auction will go directly to the Ed Asner Memorial Fund for programs and services at The Ed Asner Family Center, “a one-stop shop for neurodivergent individuals and their families seeking wholeness in all attitudes of life.” The center “gives children and adults of all levels of ability a chance at dignity, confidence, and self-respect” through an assortment of arts and career advancement programs that are offered after school and on weekends, as well as counseling and mindfulness classes.

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