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Preview: Sonja Reborn Trade Paperback

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Sonja Reborn Trade Paperback

Writer: Christopher Priest
Artist: Alessandro Miracolo
Cover: Stuart Sayger
FC | 144 pages | Sword and Sorcery | $19.99 | Teen+

BAPTISM OF FIRE! In a contest to decide the fate of the world, the ancient (and codependent) gods the Light and the Dark transport Maggie Sutherland, a young British clerk, from the year 2025 into the wilds of Hyboria, where she awakens transformed into the renowned Hyrkanian Bellatrix Red Sonja. Thrown headlong into a realm of gods and monsters, Maggie must quickly learn how to survive both the harsh environment and the constant threats posed by friends and foes alike as she struggles to find her way home. Legendary comics writer Christopher Priest (Vampirella, Black Panther, Conan) and artist Alessandro Miracolo rebuild the crimson-maned warrior from the inside out in Sonja Reborn — a riveting reinterpretation of her hero’s journey that reveals what it might actually take for a single woman to survive in a brutal world of sorcery and barbarism!

Comic book cover featuring a fierce warrior woman with red hair, holding a sword, set against a warm, glowing background.
Comic book page featuring a blonde woman named Skye Ramsey in a city street at night, with a police car and a figure in a red and black outfit. The scene includes dialogue about someone being followed or observed.
Comic book page featuring a character named Skye Ramsey expressing frustration about losing everything to Justin Brand, while a police officer interacts with her.
A comic book panel showing two characters, a man and a woman, lying in a field of grass. The woman appears to be speaking to the man, who is sitting in a black car. A butterfly flutters above them, and text boxes with dialogue are visible.
A comic book panel depicting a dramatic confrontation. The top left shows Skye Ramsey calling out for Maggie. Maggie Sutherland appears in a floral dress and leather jacket, expressing frustration and defiance. The background depicts an underground subway station with debris scattered around.
A comic book panel showing a character falling down stairs, looking shocked and distressed, with speech bubbles expressing panic and frustration. Another character lurks in the background with a sinister grin.
A comic book page featuring a female character running through a dark, abandoned tunnel, with dialogue boxes describing her thoughts and actions. The environment shows debris and construction elements, with a sense of urgency in her expression and posture.
A comic page showing a group of people in safety gear looking shocked, with an explosion sound effect 'BRAAA KTT!' depicted. The following panels illustrate a character in a falling position, surrounded by floating rocks in a dark space.
Comic panel depicting a fierce red-haired warrior in armor, sitting in a dusty landscape. She shows signs of distress while looking around, with debris scattered around her. Text bubbles indicate a dialogue reflecting her confusion and frustration about her situation.
A comic panel featuring a red-haired warrior with armor, expressing surprise and curiosity about a heavy object. The character shows a mix of determination and concern as she questions the situation and seeks answers.
A comic book panel featuring two characters, Faolan and Margaret Sutherland, conversing while mounted on horses. Faolan, a young person with dark hair, gestures towards a distant fortress, while Margaret, a woman with red hair, looks on. The setting includes a hill with smoke rising from a tower in the background.

Preview: Vampirella #7

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Vampirella #7

Writer: Christopher Priest
Artist: Davis Goetten
Covers: Lucio Parrillo (A), Derrick Chew (B), Joseph Michael Linsner (C), Elias Chatzoudis (D), Cosplay (E)
FC | All Cardstock Covers | 32 pages | Adventure | $4.99 | Teen+

Vampirella must reluctantly team with the now-human Belial, who has been stripped of his demon powers, to stop the global threat of ACAMPIS, an undead power monger who has combined the powers of the Vampire Oracle and the demon Belial. His goal? To destroy Dracula and co-opt the vampire lord’s vast global network of followers!

Cover of Vampirella comic issue 07 featuring a stylized illustration of a female character with long dark hair, seated in a suggestive pose against a dark, swirling background.
Cover art of a comic book featuring a character in a red outfit with long dark hair, posing confidently against a dramatic background.
Comic book cover featuring Vampirella hanging upside down. She is wearing a red outfit and has long black hair. Two bats are flying nearby, and ornate columns can be seen in the background.
Vampirella, a comic book character, is depicted in a sultry pose amidst a graveyard, holding a rose while interacting with a zombie's head. The background features gravestones and a shovel, creating a dark yet whimsical atmosphere.
Cover of the comic 'Vampirella' featuring two women wearing bold, stylized costumes in a dark, mystical setting.
A man in a suit and bowler hat stands amidst a devastated cityscape, surrounded by debris and destruction. In the background, a tall building is prominently featured, while a tram lies on its side. People are seen in the foreground, frantically trying to assist others as a voice calls for help.
A comic book page depicting a scene in post-earthquake San Francisco, showing a panicked woman pleading for help, a child trapped under debris, and characters discussing time travel and the consequences of altering the past.
A woman with white hair is sleeping on a bed, wearing a white top and underwear, while a man with dark clothing is sitting beside her, reading a newspaper titled 'Los Angeles Is Weekly.'
A comic book page featuring two characters in a dialogue, one with silver hair sitting on a bed in a motel room, discussing themes of captivity and suffering. A page from the comic 'Alice in Chains' set in Crenshaw, Los Angeles, with atmospheric imagery that reflects conflict and emotional struggle.
Two figures lying in bed intertwined, covered with blue blankets, in a dimly lit room.

Preview: The Amazing Spider-Man #1000

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The Amazing Spider-Man #1000

(W) Joe Kelly, Nick Lowe, Destin Daniel Cretton, Tom Holland, Noah Hawley, J. M. DeMatteis, Frank Miller, Peach Momoko, Paul Levesque, Brian Michael Bendis, Larry Lieber, Dan Slott, Mark Bagley, Nick Lowe, Erik Larsen, Marcos Martín, Christopher Priest, Roger Stern, Marv Wolfman, Tom DeFalco (A) Pepe Larraz, Patrick Gleason, Humberto Ramos, Peach Momoko, Ed McGuinness, Stuart Immonen, Giuseppe Camuncoli, Phil Noto, Marcos Martín

THE BIGGEST ISSUE IN AMAZING SPIDER-HISTORY!

Spider-Man faces his greatest fear and his most frightening new villain in decades… RAVAGE! Plus, some of the greatest creative minds on Earth honor one thousand issues of THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN! NOAH HAWLEY (Alien: Earth, Fargo, LEGION) makes his comic book debut, Frank Miller and Peach Momoko collaborate for the first time, Stuart Immonen and Brian Michael Bendis return to Spider-Man together, and some of the best ASM creators return to the title!

LEGACY #1000

Cover of The Amazing Spider-Man #100, featuring Spider-Man swinging through a cityscape at night, with a focus on dynamic poses and vibrant colors. The title and issue number are prominently displayed.
Comic book page featuring 'The Amazing Spider-Man' title, with illustrations of Peter Parker, Aunt May Parker, and Cormac Crane. The text discusses Peter Parker's abilities and family connections, along with credits for the creative team involved.
Spider-Man swinging through a busy cityscape, with skyscrapers towering in the background and traffic visible below.
A dramatic comic book panel depicting a chaotic emergency room scene. A man is leaping over a gurney, while frantic people surround him. The word 'EMERGENCY' is prominently displayed above, with text boxes indicating dialogue and thoughts about a medical crisis involving a character named May.
A hospital scene featuring two characters, one sitting in a chair and the other lying in a hospital bed. The seated character appears concerned as they speak to the patient, who has silver hair and is covered in a hospital gown. Medical equipment is visible in the background, creating a somber atmosphere.
A woman with silver hair lies in a hospital bed, wearing a hospital gown and oxygen mask, while two men are engaging with her. One man leans forward, expressing concern, while the other sits close, trying to reassure her. The woman appears confused and asks who they are.

Preview: Vampirella #6

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Vampirella #6

Writer: Christopher Priest
Artist: Davis Goetten
Covers: Lucio Parrillo (A), Derrick Chew (B), Joseph Michael Linsner (C), Elias Chatzoudis (D), Cosplay – Rachel Hollon (E)
FC | All Cardstock Covers | 32 pages | Horror | $4.99 | Teen+

Broke and facing eviction, Vampirella finds herself at a crossroads when she discovers exactly who she has been working for, the dark agents of the demon Belial. Does she keep doing their bidding just to make rent, or does she risk homelessness by revolting against her mysterious employers? Meanwhile, Dracula – now empowered by alien Vampiri blood – explores his new life free from conventional limitations of a vampiric existence, making him an even deadlier threat to both Earth and Drakulon!

Vampirella comic cover featuring the titular character in a revealing outfit, standing confidently beside a muscular figure in a hooded cloak, with a skull at their feet and a dramatic, fiery background.
Cover art of Vampirella comic issue 06 featuring a female character with long dark hair, wearing a red outfit and posing confidently against a colorful, blurred background.
Cover of Vampiella comic issue 06 featuring the character Vampiella sitting on a stylized heart-shaped object, dressed in a revealing outfit with a collar, holding a small bat, against a gradient background.
Vampirella comic cover featuring the character in a snowy landscape, wearing a red and black outfit, surrounded by ruins and a wolf.
A character from the comic series 'Vampirella' poses dramatically in a dark, moody setting, wearing a revealing costume that features red and black elements.
A confident woman with long, silver hair sits on an ornate dark throne, wearing a black outfit and knee-high boots, holding a glass of red liquid.
A comic book page featuring a conversation between two characters, one with silver hair and a serious expression, discussing Vampirella coming to Los Angeles. Another character is depicted in a dark robe, holding a staff with flames, as they address a monstrous figure in a sinister setting.
A comic book panel depicting a dark, mystical scene with a hooded figure wielding a fiery spear, surrounded by skeletal figures and an imposing, monstrous form. The text conveys themes of power, betrayal, and death.
Cover of 'Vampirella Monster: Messiah Complex Book Two' featuring the character Vampirella in a dark, abandoned room with debris scattered on the floor.
A comic book page featuring two characters in conversation. The first character, a woman with black hair, appears serious and is dressed in a stylish outfit. The second character is a man wearing a casual jacket and a hat, looking intrigued. Speech bubbles indicate a discussion about vampires and demons. One character is depicted in a revealing outfit, while the background shows a modern, stylized interior.

Preview: Marvel Knights: The World to Come #6

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Marvel Knights: The World to Come #6

(W) Christopher Priest, Joe Quesada (A) Joe Quesada

THE EPIC CONCLUSION TO THE MINISERIES EVENT OF THE DECADE! T’Challa and Ketema go head-to-head, and it’s not just Wakanda hanging in the balance, it’s the whole world! The celebration of Marvel Knights comes to its culmination and conclusion in grand fashion!!!

Marvel Knights: The World to Come #6

Preview: Vampirella #5

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Vampirella #5

Writer: Christopher Priest
Artist: Davis Goetten
Covers: Lucio Parrillo (A), Derrick Chew (B), Joseph Michael Linsner (C), Eliaz Chatzoudis (D), Cosplay – Rachelo Hollon (E)
FC | All Cardstock Covers | 32 pages | Horror | $4.99 | Teen+

“Messiah Complex” begins a new story arc with Vampirella caught in a crisis of conscience between the violent drug cartels she’s been collecting bounties for hunting down and the shadowy organization paying her. Meanwhile, her no-longer-quite-so-evil twin Draculina seeks guidance from Vampi’s priest, ex-love interest Victory explores her new, dark powers, and the powerful Vampire Oracle implements a vampiric nuclear option to usurp his master, Dracula.

Vampirella #5

Preview: Vampirella #4

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Vampirella #4

Writer: Christopher Priest
Artist: Davis Goetten
Covers: Lucio Parrillo (A), Derrick Chew (B), Joseph Michael Linsner (C), Elias Chatzoudis (D), Cosplay – Rachel Hollon (E)
FC | All Cardstock Covers | 32 pages | Horror | $4.99 | Teen+

Vampirella faces the ultimate betrayal when she discovers virtually every person she trusts has been keeping a dark secret from her. It’s a truth so devastating it forces Vampirella to make a life-changing choice that will give birth to a new unholy alliance that will ultimately threaten not only the Earth but also Vampirella’s homeworld of Drakulon!

Vampirella #4

Preview: Vampirella #3

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Vampirella #3

Writer: Christopher Priest
Artist: Davis Goetten
Covers: Lucio Parrillo (A), Derrick Chew (B), Joseph Michael Linsner (C), Elias Chatzoudis (D), Cosplay – Rachel Hollon (E)
FC | All Cardstock Covers | 32 pages | Horror | $4.99 | Teen+

Vampirella teams with her evil twin, Draculina, to take down drug runners in the service of Vampirella’s mysterious benefactor! Then, Vampi must rush to the side of her ex-girlfriend, Victory who, deeply depressed over losing her demonic powers, has taken a steep fall from Christian chastity. In a drunken stupor, Victory reveals a dark secret everyone Vampirella trusts has been keeping from her – and secrets like that have consequences!

Vampirella #3

Marvel reveals a Deluxe Indiana Jones Hardcover Collection Collecting the Classic Comic Adventures

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At the height of the popularity of Indiana Jones in the 1980s, Marvel Comics—and some of the biggest creators of the era—took on the challenge of bringing the iconic hero from the silver screen to the printed page, and the results were every bit as exhilarating as the groundbreaking films! This September, Marvel brings these legendary adventures back to print in two deluxe hardcovers: Indiana Jones: The Further Adventures Book I and Indiana Jones: The Further Adventures Book II.

The collections will include the comic adaptations of Raiders of the Lost Ark, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, as well as the entire run of The Further Adventures of Indiana Jones, the beloved series that expanded on the Indiana Jones mythology in blockbuster fashion with action-packed new quests. Featuring leatherette binding, debossed cover designs and ribbon bookmarks, these special volumes are treasures worthy of Indy himself and must-haves for collectors and fans alike.

Indiana Jones: The Further Adventures Book I HC includes MARVEL SUPER SPECIAL (1977) #18 and #30, adaptations of Raiders of the Lost Ark and Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, along with THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF INDIANA JONES (1983) #1-16. Indiana Jones: The Further Adventures Book II HC includes INDIANA JONES AND THE LAST CRUSADE (1989) #1-4 and THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF INDIANA JONES (1983) #17-34. The stories feature work by some of the biggest talents of the 1980s including David Michelinie, Walt Simonson, John Byrne, John Buscema and many more!

With clouds of war gathering ominously over Europe and a Great Depression gripping the world, one globe-trotting professor’s appetite for adventure and discovery remains unsated! Join Dr. Henry Jones as he scours the farthest corners of the planet in a constant race to keep priceless artifacts out of the wrong hands!

Preview: Vampirella #2

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Vampirella #2

Writer: Christopher Priest
Artist: Davis Goetten
Covers: Lucio Parrillo (A), Derrick Chew (B) Joseph Michael Linsner, (C), Elias Chatzoudis (D), Cosplay – Rachel Hollon (E)
FC | All Cardstock Covers | 32 pages | Horror | $4.99 | Teen+

“Family Plot” continues as Dracula, Lord of Vampires, faces off against Vampirella when he returns to claim Vampi’s twin, Draculina, as his own daughter in an effort to prevent Draculina from again turning toward darkness and evil. Brace yourself for one hell of a Mother’s Day as Vampi’s Mommy Dearest, the ageless conjuress Lilith, complicates matters by inserting herself into this unholy custody battle!

Vampirella #2
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