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Preview: Ofiusa #2

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Ofiusa #2

(W) Guillem March (A) Guillem March

We venture into the idyllic Ofiusa, where Isla lives freely, unburdened by material or moral constraints. This is in stark contrast to Mar, whose charms have Joan completely captivated. Perhaps it’s déjà vu, or perhaps something deeper, but the two girls seem to be bound by some mysterious connection.

A comic book cover featuring a man with tousled hair, holding a sketchbook, standing near a shoreline at sunset. In the background, a woman in a flowing dress is walking away into the water, while a rocky formation is visible in the distance.
A comic strip depicting a conversation among three characters in a tropical setting, featuring themes of relationships and societal norms. One character is in a hammock, while another stands nearby with water dripping from her hair, and a third character observes. The visuals focus on the characters' expressions and dialogue.
A comic panel featuring two characters engaged in a conversation about art and pricing, with one character displaying a playful demeanor and the other appearing contemplative.
A panel from a comic featuring two characters in a studio surrounded by various paintings. One character, a woman with dark hair and striking blue eyes, appears surprised while speaking. The other character, a man with a beard, looks amused. Dialogue discusses art and self-portraits.
A comic-style illustration featuring a conversation between two characters. One character, a woman with long dark hair, is expressing interest in commissioning a self-portrait from the other, a man with short hair. They discuss painting lessons and the concept of nudity, with playful banter and reflections on art and representation.
A woman pours water from a pot over her body, with water splashing around her in a natural outdoor setting surrounded by trees.
A woman with long, wavy hair sits at a table in a dimly lit urban setting, wearing a stylish black dress. She is focused on a laptop, with a city skyline visible in the background.
Illustration of a man holding a sketchbook, standing by the seaside with a rocky backdrop, and a woman in the distance. The artwork is in black and white with intricate line work.
Comic book cover featuring a muscular man with long hair sitting on a hammock surrounded by vibrant pink flowers and green trees, marked as NSFW.

Preview: D’Orc #9

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D’Orc #9

(W) Brett Bean (A) Brett Bean

D’orc travels to the Frozen Moors in search of the Bone Witch and to escape that annoying Dark Golem that’s hunting him. But the Necromancer atop the snowy mountains is slowly building an army of meat monsters and D’orc now comes to face, to face, to face, to… oh, gross why are there SO many faces!?!

A comic book cover titled 'D'orc', featuring a half-dwarf, half-orc character towering over a landscape of ice and jagged rocks, with a smaller figure in the foreground, both set against a colorful background.
Cover of the comic book D'ORC, featuring a half dwarf, half orc character in a dynamic pose, accompanied by a blue ghost-like creature. The background includes vibrant colors with trees and rocky terrain.
A colorful comic book page featuring a character with dark hair and a headband, leaping over a giant creature in a snowy landscape. The text highlights the character's pursuit in a perilous environment filled with necromantic monsters.
A battle scene featuring a fierce female warrior fighting against zombie-like creatures in a snowy setting, with her sword raised. The image includes a comedic depiction of necromancy with unusual characters, including a giant eyeball.
Comic panel depicting a character poking a large, humanoid figure with a weapon, while another character in the background looks on in confusion. The scene is set in a snowy landscape with various magical elements and characters engaged in a mission.

Dread the Halls returns this December for its Third Annual Holiday One-Shot with More Creatures, Carnage, and Questionable Christmas Cheer

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It’s a holiday tradition: Syzygy Publishing and Image Comics are back to put the dread where the merry used to be. Yes, the fan-favorite one-shot Dread the Halls 2026 is bringing another 48 pages of supernatural horror, pitch-black humor, and ultimate seasonal carnage to comic shops!

Series creators and writers Jordan Hart and Chris Ryall are joined by artists Chris Anderson, Drew Rausch, Fabio Veras, and Well-Bee for four new stories that take everything warm, nostalgic, and comforting about Christmas and send it straight down the chimney.

Dread the Halls’ Annual Celebration of Bizarre Holidays Returns!

For the third annual Dreaded holiday anthology, writer Chris Ryall and artists Drew Rausch and Well-Bee pit elves against werewolves and open a new dimension in terror, while Jordan Hart alongside artists Chris Anderson and Fabio Veras unleash a haunted Christmas tree and bring about a massively oversized nutcracker battle, all underneath horrifically gorgeous covers by Maria Wolf, Hart, and painter Joe Jusko, who offers up a bizarre holiday adventure homage to himself!

Dread the Halls 2026 gets the full holiday wrap treatment with six covers—Maria Wolf: Cover A and the 1:50 Toxic Variant; Jordan Hart: the Wrapped Variant; and legendary painter Joe Jusko gets particularly festive with a Bizarre Variant, a 1:25 Unwrapped Variant, and a 1:100 Foil Variant.

Dread the Halls 2026 brings affection for holiday horror to comics, mixing supernatural scares, monsters, absurdity, and enough Christmas carnage to make the annual family gathering seem almost tolerable.

So pour the eggnog, check the chimney, and keep an eye on the tree. Dread the Halls 2026 (Lunar Code: 1026IM0285) goes on sale December 2, 2026.

Comic book cover featuring a red-suited, devil-like character with horns and a long tongue, holding a sack. The title reads 'Dread the Halls' with a warning 'Not For Kiddies'.
A colorful comic book cover featuring a monstrous nutcracker character with exaggerated facial features, large teeth, and vibrant colors. The title 'Dread the Halls' is prominently displayed, surrounded by festive holiday decorations like holly and ribbons. The character is depicted with a grotesque expression, and elements like dripping colors add to the chaotic festive theme.
Colorful pattern featuring nutcracker figures and skull motifs with a festive holiday theme, including a blank greeting card section.

Transformers #37 puts the spotlight on Elita Prime in the strongest issue so far in Kirkman’s run

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THE PRICE OF BEING PRIME!
How far will Elita Prime go to win the war on Cybertron?

Story: Robert Kirkman
Art: Karl Kerschl
Color: Mike Spicer
Letterer: Rus Wooton

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Zeus Comics
Kindle

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G.I. JOE: A Real American Hero #333 picks back up on that whole Snake Eyes brainwashed story

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BEACH HEAD AND HELIX STORM THE TERROR DROME!

Plus, the man known as Snake-Eyes is unleashed like never before. Neither friend nor foe is safe…

Story: Larry Hama
Art: Paul Pelletier
Ink: Tony Kordos
Color: Francesco Segala
Flatter: Sabrina Del Grosso
Letterer: Pat Brosseau

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Kindle

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