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Bad Thoughts #4 gives readers an idea of how evil Bill really is

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Nessa and Jack are reunited by the same man that tore them apart. Bishop, their first boss, made them both think the other one was dead, but his attempts to finish the job have flushed them from hiding. Now the pair is determined to get to the truth and take Bishop down.

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

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Feral #26 kicks off a new story arc that’s pretty new-reader friendly

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Elsie finds herself all alone in the woods. Lost in the dark, she’s haunted by something worse than the bad kind.
The ghostly Spirit Guide is back. And it wants Elsie on her own forever!

Story: Tony Fleecs
Art: Trish Forstner, Tone Rodriguez
Color: Brad Simpson

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La Mancha this December with a Tale of Horror by Christopher Sebela, Ibrahim Moustafa, Brad Simpson, and Joe Sabino

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This December, Mad Cave Studios presents a new six-issue horror comic series, La Mancha. Written by Christopher Sebela, illustrated by Ibrahim Moustafa, colored by Brad Simpson, and lettered by Joe Sabino; La Manch reimagines one of literature’s most iconic stories as a brutal, darkly funny tale of obsession, identity and the danger of believing your own legend.

In an era between the age of knights and modern life sits Don Quixote, a man whose love of that bygone era sends him on a bloody spree of mayhem across the land of La Mancha to save the world. With a reluctant assistant, Sancho Panza, at his side, the delusional knight leaves a trail of bodies behind him and tilts at windmills in search of an evil enchanter, dedicating it all to the object of his storybook delusion — Dulcinea del Toboso. Dulcinea, a farm girl working to keep her family’s farm alive, is forced to leave her life behind and take up arms to stop this murderous stranger and defend the one thing that she truly owns: her name.

For fans of twisted takes on classic literary figures like Mad Cave’s critically acclaimed Nottingham, La Mancha #1 brings a stacked lineup of variant covers from industry veterans Jacob Phillips, Phil Hester, and Francesco Francavilla.

La Mancha #1 will be available wherever comics are sold on December 16, 2026 (FOC November 23). 

  • Cover of the comic book 'La Mancha', featuring a silhouetted figure wearing a large hat with glowing eyes, riding a brown horse. The background shows flames and smoke, creating a dramatic atmosphere. The title is prominently displayed at the top in bold yellow letters.
  • Cover art for 'La Mancha' comic book featuring a woman holding a sword in front of a large, shadowy figure of a man with a mustache and cowboy hat, with a dramatic blue and orange color scheme.
  • Cover art for 'La Mancha' #1 featuring a silhouetted figure on a horse holding a spear against a fiery background, surrounded by ghostly figures.
  • Cover art for the comic book "La Mancha" featuring a close-up of a man's and a woman's faces against a vibrant orange and red background.
  • A stylized illustration of a man with a beard and a woman, both looking upward, against a vibrant orange and yellow background.

Bad Thoughts #3 is a solid issue that kicks off the action to come

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Jack has lost everything. The discovery that his mentor has been lying to him the whole time they’ve known each other has caused so many people that Jack cared about to die, not to mention causing Jack to question his own mind. How did Bill prevent Jack from reading his thoughts and seeing all the evil he has done?

Jack tries to disappear to prevent more people from getting hurt, but enemies and allies alike refuse to let him go…

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

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Feral #25 is a hell of an over-sized chonky anniversary issue

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The team-up you never thought would happen is here! Both cats and dogs have been imprisoned by the CDC, but now everything is on fire and the bad kind are loose!

To make matters worse, a serial killer stalks the halls and not every animal will make it out alive! Who lives? Who dies? Find out in this historic extra-length issue!

Story: Tony Fleecs
Art: Trish Forstner, Tone Rodriguez
Color: Brad Simpson

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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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Preview: John le Carre’s: The Circus – Losing Control #3

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John le Carre’s: The Circus – Losing Control #3

Writer: Matt Kindt
Artist: David Lapham
Colorist: Brad Simpson
Letterer: Simon Bowland
Cover artist: Marco Finnegan

Someone in the Circus is a traitor. And no matter who that is—even if it’s Control himself—Maggie will find out. In this series conclusion, Maggie must sift through the deceptions to find the truth . . . even if it destroys her.

John le Carre's: The Circus - Losing Control #3

Feral #24 is another tense flipbook issue that is a great build and full of scares

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The CDC experiments on the Bad Kind go HORRIBLY WRONG! Something terrible festers in the boiler room and ELSIE and the cats have to figure out how to speak Dog because MOOSH has to tell them something VITALLY IMPORTANT! Things look bad for the gang unless they can make some UNEXPECTED ALLIES!

Story: Tony Fleecs
Art: Trish Forstner, Tone Rodriguez
Color: Brad Simpson

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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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Feral #23 is another tense flipbook issue that teases a lot of answers to lingering questions

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Elsie and the cats must pull off a JAILBREAK from the CDC! But it’s way harder than they thought. And do they even want to escape if there’s a human SERIAL KILLER roaming the halls? Plus, someone still needs to rescue Moosh before he’s PUT DOWN!

Story: Tony Fleecs
Art: Trish Forstner, Tone Rodriguez
Color: Brad Simpson

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Kindle

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