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Bill Sienkiewicz, Thomas Jane, and Glen David Gold Headline the VIP Event for the Inaugural ICON Festival in LA

Logo for ICON Comic & Narrative Art event, scheduled for November 7-8, 2026 at The Biltmore Hotel, Los Angeles.

The first ever ICON Festival of Comic & Narrative Art will be a two-day celebration of original art by some of the most popular, influential, and inspiring contemporary comic book artists working today. This high-end event will take place at the luxurious and historic hotel, The Biltmore Los Angeles, November 7th and 8th, 2026.

The inaugural ICON Festival has added a special Saturday night event for Weekend and VIP ticket holders. Attendees will have the exclusive opportunity to attend an intimate conversation about art, comics, and art collecting hosted by Borys Kit of The Hollywood Reporter/Heat Vision with revered artist Bill Sienkiewicz, novelist, screenwriter, and avid art collector Glen David Gold, and actor, writer, and art collector Thomas Jane.

The first ever ICON Festival of Comic & Narrative Art will feature some of the biggest stars in comics, including Nick Dragotta, Daniel Warren Johnson, Ryan Ottley, Eric Basaldua, Jim Cheung,  Frank Cho, Ace Continuado, Sanford Greene, Megan Huang, Dave Johnson, David Mack, Dustin Nguyễn, Alex Niño, Jason Palmer, Dan Panosian, Bill Sienkiewicz, Cat Staggs, William Stout, Dean Yeagle. Unlike most comic book conventions and events, due to the limited number of tickets available, all attendees of the ICON Festival of Comic & Narrative Art will have a unique opportunity to spend time and converse with these legendary artists in person, as well as look at and purchase original art for their collection.

The ICON Festival of Comic & Narrative Art will host The Art Of Alex Ross Exhibit. First seen in its entirety at the Dunn Museum in Chicago, the exhibit makes its way to Los Angeles for the first time. The impressive exhibit features more than one hundred original works by Ross. Ross’ artwork paved the way for a wider acceptance for painted comics, with seminal stories including Marvels, Kingdom Come, Uncle Sam, Justice, Astro City and the award-winning and national bestselling Fantastic Four: Full Circle graphic novel. Abrams Comic Arts released his critically acclaimed graphic novel Marvel Dimensions in September 2026.

Tickets are on sale now. Visit the ICON Art Festival to view the tiered pricing list and for more information. And book your stay at The Biltmore Los Angeles.

Get ready for sensational comics as Weekly World News invades with a new series!

Mad Cave Studios is joining forces with—or being invaded by?—the Weekly World News team to present a 6-issue comic book series beginning this December. Written by Ken Kristensen, Steven Paul Judd, and tvli, with artwork by M.K. Perker, colors by Dee Cunniffe, and letters by Taylor Esposito, the first issue of this series boasts covers by Perker, Tom Fowler, Declan Shalvey, and Maria Wolf. And now, Mad Cave can reveal brand new Bill Sienkiewicz cover art for issue #1 as well, available in both a cardstock variant and a virgin (no title dress) cardstock variant.

HELL TOUPEE!

A workplace comedy that blends X-Files intrigue with the irreverance of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. The son of one of the most respected journalists in history joins the misfits at the notorious tabloid famous for headlines like “Elvis-is-Alive!,” “Bigfoot Sex Slave!,” and “Florida Mafia Hires Vampire to Kill O.J.!” In the first issue: a conspiracy so deep it may have cracked the ceiling of Hell!

Weekly World News #1 (of 6) goes on sale December 2, 2026. Final order cut-off for retailers is November 9, 2026. Each 32-page issue retails for $4.99, and the Sienkiewicz cardstock cover and virgin cardstock variant, as well as the foil variant of Fowler’s cover will retail for $7.99 each.

  • Comic book cover featuring two characters, a woman with a camera and a man in an orange coat, crouching together in front of colorful tabloid headlines.
  • Cover of 'Weekly World News' comic issue #1 featuring two men in suits, one holding a camera and another pointing a gun, with a chaotic background of bizarre creatures and eerie illustrations.
  • Cover of Weekly World News comic featuring a collage of bizarre headlines and illustrations including a bigfoot, a devilish character, and UFOs, with strings linking various headlines.
  • Comic book cover for 'Weekly World News' featuring two characters, one holding a camera and the other pointing a gun, with various fantastical creatures and monsters in the background.
  • Cover of 'Weekly World News' featuring a dramatic illustration of a winged figure atop a structure, surrounded by fiery clouds and bold text.

The Hab #1 gets a fourth printing… a Director’s Cut!

The smash-hit horror series of the summer, The Hab, is on a generational run! After annihilating not one, not two, but THREE printings, Bad Idea is rushing a Fourth Printing back to stands.

But this isn’t just a standard reprint. On August 26th, the publisher is unleashing a special edition of The Hab #1 with — The Hab #1 Director’s Cut!

Revisit the first issue of Eisner Award-nominated writer Joshua Dysart, world-renowned comic artist David Lapham, comic book legend Bill Sienkiewicz , Eisner-nominated comic artist Jacob Phillips’s groundbreaking horror tour-de-force with this edition stuffed with a wealth of bonus material including: character designs, a cover gallery, an in-depth look at the script-to-page process.

PLUS, don’t miss out on the ultra-rare incentive cover, featuring a virgin cover by The Walking Dead’s Charlie Adlard!

SDCC 2026: The First Trailer for Bill Sienkiewicz: That Polish Guy Debuts

ComicBookPros released the first trailer for upcoming documentary Bill Sienkiewicz: That Polish Guy during their San Diego Comic-Con panel, giving fans a first look at the new project highlighting one of pop culture’s most unique and impactful artists.

Panelists Bill Sienkiewicz (“The New Mutants”), director Remsy Atassi (“The Legend of Kingdom Come”), and producer Sal Abbinanti (“The Legend of Kingdom Come”) discussed topics including Bill’s one-of-a-kind career and the process of making the documentary, followed by an audience Q&A. Fans in attendance received an exclusive film poster only available in person at San Diego Comic Con 2026.

Titled after the nickname Bill received from legendary actor-director Clint Eastwood, Bill Sienkiewicz: That Polish Guy explores the life and career of the groundbreaking Polish-American artist. The film demonstrates Bill’s impact through interviews with industry luminaries including Vincent D’Onofrio, Kevin Smith, Peter Ramsey, Jim Lee, Denys Cowan, and many more across comics, film, and television, alongside a behind-the-scenes look at some of the iconic works that defined his career, including “Moon Knight,” “New Mutants,” “Elektra: Assassin,” and beyond.

The Hab #3 is an interesting look at the dysfunction of the group but that ending has us worried

A deadly biological agent is ripping through The Hab. It’s in the drinking water, it’s in the plumbing, and now, it’s infiltrated the ventilation system and gone airborne. The infected are faced with gut-wrenching hallucinations driving them to violence, murder–even suicide. Dr. Farooqi has administered antipsychotics to the few survivors, but its effects are temporary. The remaining crew’s only chance at survival is to stop the spread and find a cure. A retrieval team must blast their way into the ancient freshwater vault buried beneath The Hab, sample the contaminated water source, and hope their hi-tech containment suits hold out long enough to burn the rest.

But deep within the spore-choked dark, amongst swarms of infected bats and the corpses of the former construction crew entombed within concrete walls, the team will find that nothing in The Hab stays buried for long.

Story: Joshua Dysart
Art: David Lapham, Bill Sienkiewicz
Color: Bill Crabtree, Matt Hollingsworth
Letterer: Simon Bowland

Get your copy now! To find a comic shop near you, visit http://www.comicshoplocator.com or call 1-888-comicbook or digitally and online with the links below.

Zeus Comics


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Preview: The Hab #3

The Hab #3

Written by Joshua Dysart
Art by David Lapham & Bill Sienkiewicz
Colors by Bill Crabtree & Matt Hollingsworth
Cover by Charlie Adlard

A deadly biological agent is ripping through The Hab. It’s in the drinking water, it’s in the plumbing, and now, it’s infiltrated the ventilation system and gone airborne. The infected are faced with gut-wrenching hallucinations driving them to violence, murder–even suicide. Dr. Farooqi has administered antipsychotics to the few survivors, but its effects are temporary. The remaining crew’s only chance at survival is to stop the spread and find a cure. A retrieval team must blast their way into the ancient freshwater vault buried beneath The Hab, sample the contaminated water source, and hope their hi-tech containment suits hold out long enough to burn the rest. But deep within the spore-choked dark, amongst swarms of infected bats and the corpses of the former construction crew entombed within concrete walls, the team will find that nothing in The Hab stays buried for long.

The Hab #3

The Hab #2 is an interesting spin in horror in how it plays out with its reveals and progression

Trapped inside their would be refuge and cut off from a dying world, Tuttle Barrows and his handpicked survivors struggle to maintain their grip on sanity even as they are gripped by sudden and horrifying hallucinations. Soon, scars from the past are violently gouged open and revelatory memories long buried begin to spill out, clawing their way into The Hab’s macabre new reality. Resident physician Dr. Farooqi struggles to contain the spreading madness as something continues savagely dispatching the remaining crew one-by-one. Now, the only hope for survival lies in unlocking the ancient cave buried deep beneath The Hab to uncover the secret that will keep them alive – or end them forever.

Story: Joshua Dysart
Art: David Lapham, Bill Sienkiewicz
Color: Bill Crabtree, Matt Hollingsworth
Letterer: Simon Bowland

Get your copy now! To find a comic shop near you, visit http://www.comicshoplocator.com or call 1-888-comicbook or digitally and online with the links below.

Zeus Comics


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Preview: The Hab #2

The Hab #2

(W) Joshua Dysart (A) David Lapham, Bill Sienkiewicz, Jacob Phillips
(C) Bill Crabtree, Matt Hollingsworth (L) Simon Bowland

NOWHERE TO RUN. Trapped inside their would be refuge and cut off from a dying world, Tuttle Barrows and his handpicked survivors struggle to maintain their grip on sanity even as they are gripped by sudden and horrifying hallucinations. Soon, scars from the past are violently gouged open and revelatory memories long buried begin to spill out, clawing their way into The Hab’s macabre new reality. Resident physician Dr. Farooqi struggles to contain the spreading madness as something continues savagely dispatching the remaining crew one-by-one. Now, the only hope for survival lies in unlocking the ancient cave buried deep beneath The Hab to uncover the secret that will keep them alive – or end them forever.

The Hab #2

Preview: 30 Days of Night Deluxe Edition: Book Three

30 Days of Night Deluxe Edition: Book Three

Authors Steve Niles, Kelly Sue DeConnick and Ben Templesmith
Illustrated by Justin Randall and Bill Sienkiewicz; Ben Bishop

In the waning moments of 30 Days of Night: Dark Days, Stella managed to bring her vampire husband Eben back from beyond…only he came back hungry. Now, for the first time, see what happened next in Eben and Stella, which fills in the black gaps between that tale and Return to Barrow. Written by co-creator Steve Niles and Kelly Sue DeConnick with art by Justin Randall.

Then, in Red Snow from co-creator Ben Templesmith, it’s 1941. Hitler’s Operation: Silver Fox has failed, but the war on the Eastern Front drags on as the Russian winter starts to bite. British military attaché Corporal Charlie Keating observes the war from the Soviet side, making sure crucial supplies get through to aid Stalin’s front in the battle against the Nazis. With luck, he too will survive to see the end of the war. But something else is out there, and it’s not the Nazis.

In the third story, Beyond Barrow from Steve Niles and Bill Sienkiewicz, after years of attacks and several without, the citizens of Barrow have become united against random attacks on their city by the undead. Unfortunately, the same does not apply outside the town throughout the rest of the mysterious Arctic Circle. Forget everything you ever thought you knew about 30 Days of Night and return to Barrow.

30 Days of Night Deluxe Edition: Book Three

Bruce Dickinson and Z2 Return with The Mandrake Project: Year Two

The Mandrake Project: Year Two

In the middle of his 2025 solo tour of North America, Bruce Dickinson was simultaneously hard at work crafting the next volume in his graphic novel saga, The Mandrake Project. This next installment is sure to send readers reeling, as everything they thought they knew about the world of Necropolis and Dr. Lazarus is turned on its head as the second book descends deeper into a world of surreal and mystical madness.

Z2 has announced the impending release of The Mandrake Project: Year Two as the war between magic and science for the control of immortality reaches a hallucinatory fever pitch. Starting with a near-death experience that propels Necropolis into a parallel world where he learns the dark secrets of his twisted family tree, he’s exposed to revelations that leave him shocked, wondering if he can escape the family legacy of self-destruction in the name of ambition, or if he is simply a cog in a greater cosmic machine, controlled by supernatural forces?

The Mandrake Project: Year Two is written by Dickinson and Tony Lee, art by Staz Johnson and Piotr Kowalski, a cover by Bill Sienkiewicz, and edited by Rantz A. Hoseley.

The 184 page volume also includes an extensive series of interviews and essays recounting Dickinson’s life on tour supporting The Mandrake Project album in 2025, as well as insight with the creative team into the development of this next terrifying chapter of the Mandrake Saga. With an introduction by Avil director Sacha Gervasi, the 12”x12” Deluxe and Platinum Editions are housed in an elegant die-cut slipcase and are bound with a sealing ribbon and gilt paper edging. The oversized Deluxe and Platinum Editions also include a holder inside the back cover that contains four new foil collectors cards and a new edition of the antiqued metal Mandrake Project medallion held by Dr. Lazarus in the comic. This book is the must have item for all lovers of Iron Maiden, Bruce Dickinson, and supernatural tales!

Continuing the tradition of heralding the influences contained within the saga of The Mandrake Project, Year Two also contains an extensive article on Wilhelm Reich, the sociologist and mystic whose controversial work led to him being imprisoned by the FBI, where he died in jail in the 1954.

The Bruce Dickinson-signed oversized 12”x12” Deluxe editions and signed platinum editions both come with collector cards and Mandrake Coin in a die-cut slipcase with foil page edging, and will be available directly from Z2 at Z2Comics.com, while a 9”x9” smaller hardcover edition without slipcase will be available via Z2’s retail partners Amazon and Barnes and Noble in the United States, and at HMV UK, as well as many independent comic and music shops worldwide.

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