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SAVAGE SWORD OF CONAN #18

(W) Liam Sharp, John Arcudi
(A) Liam Sharp, Leno Carvalho
Publisher: Titan Comics & Heroic Signatures
B&W • 80pp • $9.99, On Sale January 13, 2027
Savage Sword of Conan closes out its third year not with a whisper, but a war cry – an oversized special issue!

Featuring legendary creator LIAM SHARP’s triumphant return to writing and inking with a sixty-four page sequel to his modern classic “The Wuthering,” alongside the first Titan-era comic story featuring BRAN MAK MORN from writer John Arcudi and artist Leno Carvalho. This finale also features the winner of Heroic Signatures’ inaugural pin-up contest, killer covers from Alex Horley and Liam Sharp, and more.

SAVAGE SWORD OF CONAN #18 is a colossal chapter that can’t be missed!
COVER A: ALEX HORLEY
COVER B: LIAM SHARP
COVER C: ALEX HORLEY VIRGIN CARDSTOCK ($11.99)
COVER D: LIAM SHARP VIRGIN CARDSTOCK ($11.99)
COVER E: ALEX HORLEY FOIL ($19.99)
COVER F: LIAM SHARP FOIL ($19.99)

Cover of 'The Savage Sword of Conan' featuring a muscular warrior holding a sword, with a mythical creature in the background and a ghostly woman beside him.
A dramatic comic book cover depicting a muscular warrior with two swords poised for battle, facing a large, menacing figure emerging from ice and snow. The title 'The Savage Sword of Conan' is prominently featured at the top.
A muscular warrior with a sword stands in a snowy landscape, flanked by a ghostly woman and a fearsome dragon-like creature looming in the background.
A muscular warrior stands in the foreground with dual daggers, confronting a massive, monstrous figure emerging from icy cliffs in a dramatic fantasy setting.
Cover art for 'The Savage Sword of Conan' featuring Conan in a snowy landscape, wielding a large sword, with a mystical woman and a monstrous creature in the background.
Cover of 'The Savage Sword of Conan' comic featuring Conan the Barbarian facing a monstrous creature in a snowy landscape, with a dynamic, action-oriented composition.

CONAN THE BARBARIAN #39

(W) Jim Zub
(A) Ivan Gil
Publisher: Titan Comics & Heroic Signatures
FC • 32pp • $4.99, On Sale January 27, 2027
Conan is an audacious thief in Zamora and his latest heist is one he won’t soon forget: ‘steal’ a young bride from her noble family so she can marry her secret lover.

But, even if he succeeds, the reward will cost the Cimmerian more than he ever bargained for!
COVER A: ARIEL OLIVETTI
COVER B: SEAN IZAAKSE
COVER C: IVAN GIL
COVER D: MARCO SANTUCCI
COVER E: IVAN GIL VIRGIN
COVER F: ARIEL OLIVETTI VIRGIN CARDSTOCK ($6.99)
COVER G: ARIEL OLIVETTI FOIL ($14.99)

Cover of Conan the Barbarian comic featuring a muscular Conan with a fierce expression, wearing a fur loincloth and holding a weapon, against a dark background.
A comic book cover featuring Conan the Barbarian and another character seated at a table, with swords and mugs in a medieval setting.
A muscular Conan the Barbarian is shown seated and chained, looking intently at a fire in front of him. In the background, a menacing figure with curly hair and a pointed tool stands over a forge, with sparks and flames illuminating the scene.
Comic book cover featuring Conan the Barbarian, depicted in a muscular pose, holding a character in a headlock, with a dramatic background of a cityscape and a glowing sword.
A dark, moody illustration depicting a muscular man in chains, seated in front of a forge, while another figure leans over, focusing on the glowing coals.
A muscular, shirtless warrior with long black hair, looking intensely at the viewer, standing against a dark, textured background. He is partially bound with ropes, and his arms show significant muscle definition.
Cover of 'Conan the Barbarian' comic featuring a muscular warrior with long hair and a fierce expression, dressed in fur and leather accents.

HIGHLANDER: THE ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY #2 (OF 4)

(W) Gregory Widen
(A) Szymon Kudranski
Publisher: Titan Comics
FC • 32pp • $4.99, On Sale January 6, 2027
Knight Moves! A mysterious stranger known as Ramírez arrives and begins training Connor as the young highlander discovers more about himself.

His training is put to use in the present day as Connor’s skills are tested during a second explosive encounter with the Knight!

Highlander creator Gregory Widen’s adaptation of his original screenplay continues in a centuries-spanning epic second installment!
COVER A: ROBERT HACK
COVER B: PHOTO LEE BINDING
COVER C: SZYMON KUDRANSKI
COVER D: ORIGINAL POSTER
COVER E: ROBERT HACK VIRGIN CARDSTOCK ($6.99)
COVER F: PHOTO LEE BINDING VIRGIN CARDSTOCK ($6.99)

Comic book cover featuring two characters in a graveyard, one wielding a sword and the other appearing defensive, under a full moon with tombstones visible in the background.
Movie poster for Highlander featuring a main character holding a sword with a dramatic expression, colorful background with light effects.
Comic book cover for 'Highlander' featuring a female character in a black dress holding a sword, with a castle ruins in the background and the title prominently displayed at the top.
Cover artwork for 'Highlander,' featuring a warrior in a kilt holding a sword with a city skyline in the background and a dramatic face in the backdrop.
A dramatic scene in a graveyard featuring two characters engaged in a sword fight under a full moon. One figure is in a black leather jacket wielding a sword above their head, while the other, dressed in a light coat, appears ready to defend. Tombstones and a dark sky set the eerie atmosphere.
A close-up portrait of a man with tousled hair holding a sword, reflecting a fierce expression. The sword features a glowing light effect. The background includes dramatic lighting with hues of red and blue.

VAMPIRE: THE MASQUERADE: WAKE IN HATE #3 (OF 4)

(W) John Lees
(A) Tom Mandrake
Publisher: Titan Comics
FC • 32pp • $4.99, On Sale January 20, 2027
As Silky continues to follow the trail of blood and destruction, he eventually finds himself in a standoff with Hoskard and the gangrels. With mortal eyes everywhere, how can one walk the tightrope of protecting the masquerade and themselves.

Thankfully, an unlikely ally provides reinforcements in a time of need, but Silky’s bloodlust makes it hard for him to discern who’s friend or foe…
COVER A: ILAN SHEADY
COVER B: ZU ORZU
COVER C: ANDREA OLIMPIERI
COVER D: ILAN SHEADY GORY BAGGED VIRGIN ($7.99)
COVER E: ZU ORZU VIRGIN CARDSTOCK ($6.99)

A dark and intense comic book cover featuring grotesque, vampire-like creatures in an urban setting, with blood and a lifeless figure in the foreground. The title 'Vampire: The Masquerade' is prominently displayed at the top, along with the subtitle 'Wake in Hate.'
Art for 'Vampire: The Masquerade - Wake in Hate' featuring a mysterious woman with dark hair, wearing pearls and a red outfit, with blood on her lips and a dramatic background.
Cover art for 'Vampire: The Masquerade - Wake in Hate', featuring a dramatic red and black illustration of a face expressing rage.
Cover design for 'Vampire: The Masquerade' featuring the title, author name, and text elements related to a specific edition.
A digital painting of a woman with dark hair styled in a bun, wearing a red dress and multiple strands of pearls. She has a dramatic expression with red-tinted features and blood accents, set against a blue background.

BLADE RUNNER: TOKYO NEXUS: DIE WITH HONOR #3 (OF 4)

(W) Nancy A. Collins
(A) Mariano Taibo
Publisher: Titan Comics
FC • 32pp • $4.99, On Sale January 13, 2027
Stix and Mead narrowly escape the brutal massacre of the Undercity Yakuza sub-bosses by their ruthless rival, Alura. The pair takes refuge with Madame Nomura and her remaining loyalists at a secure foundry controlled by the Nomura-gumi family.

Alura relishes the vicarious murder of her rivals through the Borealis hit squad and is now addicted to the thrill-kill high from the Aurora tech neural interface. Tracking her targets to the foundry, the Yakuza leader sends the Borealis into the stronghold to eliminate Stix and Mead once and for all.
COVER A: MARIA LAURA SANAPO
COVER B FROM ALAN QUAH
COVER C: KIT WALLIS
COVER D: MARIA LAURA SANAPO VIRGIN INKS CARDSTOCK ($6.99)

Comic cover for 'Blade Runner: Tokyo Nexus' featuring two characters in a dynamic pose with futuristic city backdrop, holding guns and dressed in tactical attire.
Cover art of 'Blade Runner: Tokyo Nexus' featuring a female character pointing a gun and a male character holding a knife, set against a vibrant cityscape.
A black and white comic-style illustration featuring two armed characters in a futuristic cityscape, with tall buildings and flying vehicles in the background. The woman is crouching with a gun, while the man stands behind her, both appearing ready for action.

GUN HONEY: DOUBLES DOWN TP

(W) Charles Ardai
(A) Ang Hor Kheng
Publisher: Titan Comics
FC • 128pp • $17.99, On Sale January 20, 2027
When a botched attack on the dictator of Russia sends three identical-looking men fleeing Moscow for Siberia, Finland, and the Black Sea, Gun Honey Joanna Tan is offered $10 million to separate the real target from his doubles — and make sure the right man dies.
Collects #1-4 of the smash hit, Gun Honey Doubles Down and the 2026 FCBD issue.
REG: TEHANI FARR
DIRECT MARKET: ARTGERM
DIRECT MARKET: ADAM HUGHES

A comic book cover featuring a female character in a fur hat and coat, holding two guns. The background includes a stylized Russian cityscape and bold text that reads 'HONEY' with promotional quotes on the cover.
A stylized comic book cover featuring a female character in a white jacket, lying in snow with long hair, holding a gun. The title 'Gun Honey: Doubles Down' is prominently displayed.
Cover art for the comic 'Gun Honey: Doubles Down' featuring a woman holding a firearm, dressed in a black outfit, with a dramatic backdrop. The design includes a quote praising the work.

EGNARO: THE STAR-EATER KILLER VOL 1

(W/A) Arata Yamaji
Publisher: Titan Manga
B&W • SC • 240pp • $12.99, On Sale January 6, 2027
SET IN THE STARS. A SCI-FI EPIC THAT DEFIES GODS
In a world where some may spend their entire lives digging for a treasure they’ll never find, the masked Egnaro is traveling far and wide. When visiting various villages across rifts, she sees their struggles, and learns of their rituals to ward off evil spirits and channel positive energy to the Star-Eaters.

But perhaps Egnaro will use those rituals to kill the same gods they serve.

Cover of the manga titled 'Egnaro: The Star-Eater Killer' featuring a dynamic illustration of a character with mechanical elements and vivid colors against a textured background.
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THE ASSASSIN LAUGHS AT TWILIGHT VOL 2

(W) Paneguma
(A) MeguriKukuru
B&W • SC • 176pp • $12.99, On Sale January 20, 2027
Reborn as a “revenger,” a former surgeon must confront deadly labyrinths and impossible choices as his quest for justice takes a darker, more personal turn. The former doctor‑turned‑assassin Chisato Ogino continues his grim work in the mysterious otherworld of Abblent. Faced with the collapse of yet another life, Chisato must decide whether his lethal talent as a revenger can save what remains or if he will be forced to make a heartbreaking choice.

Cover illustration of 'The Assassin Laughs at Twilight' featuring a young man in formal attire looking back with a serious expression, holding a tool in a dimly lit room, with a partially visible body on the floor.

COLORI COLORE CREARE VOL 2

(W/A) Kozue Amano
Publisher: Titan Manga
B&W • SC • 176pp • $12.99, On Sale January 6, 2027
The quiet island town of Onobori remains hidden behind its mysterious noren, a veil that keeps the ordinary world at bay. As Aka settles more deeply into her life at the windmill coffee shop, her circle of connections and the mysteries surrounding the town begin to broaden.

New visitors, subtle wonders, and small, heartfelt moments guide her toward unexpected discoveries about herself, her community, and the quiet enchantment woven through Onobori’s streets.

Cover illustration of the manga 'Colori Colore Creare' by Kozue Amano, featuring colorful characters in a whimsical scene with blue skies and birds, showcasing the number '2' prominently.

THE ONE. LATER ON … VOL 3

(W) NAHAaTO
(A) Nariie Shinichirou, Kazutomo Miya
Publisher: Titan Manga
B&W • SC • 160pp • $12.99, On Sale January 6, 2027
Waz’s journey continues in The One. Later On… Vol. 3 as he steps into the adventurer’s guild and navigates a world full of magical challenges, jealous rivals, and unexpected bonds. Now accompanied by his pet dragon, Waz finds himself at the center of romantic rivalries while honing his powers and facing supernatural threats. Between humorous misunderstandings and magical duels, Waz must balance adventure, friendship, and the growing attention of multiple suitors.

Cover of the manga 'The One. Later On...' featuring two characters, a young woman with blue hair and a young man with dark hair, standing together with a dragon in the background.

AOASHI (3-IN-1 EDITION) VOLUME 3 (VOL 7,8,9)

(W/A) Yugo Kobayashi
Publisher: Titan Manga
B&W • SC • 624pp • $24.99, On Sale January 6, 2027
A shocking revelation leads to Ashito Aoi questioning his future at Esperion. Become a defender and make it to the world stage or hold onto the embers of a striker and carve your own path. Which will Aoi choose?

With a new tumultuous path in front of him, Aoi looks to Asari and Togashi to help teach him the basics of defending. But with an instinct for goals and a desire to be the self-proclaimed genius forward, Aoi’s role as a defender seems to just be another hurdle he must overcome. Though change is not unfamiliar for Aoi as he looks to see the pitch differently from the view he once knew.

Steel your resolve Aoi, it’s time to learn soccer from scratch!

Cover of the manga 'Ao Ashi' featuring a young male character in a yellow sports jersey with an enthusiastic expression, shouting with raised arms. The design includes the text '3-IN-1', 'NOW A HIT ANIME!', and the author's name 'Yugo Kobayashi'.

COSMIC CENSORSHIP VOL 4

(W/A) Ryu-ichi Sadamatsu
Publisher: Titan Manga
B&W • SC • 240pp • $13.99, On Sale January 6, 2027
Maki Makino was once an ordinary high school girl in Japan – until temporal rifts and alien threats pulled her across the timeline.

Now, armed with extraordinary powers, she must battle awakened mecha beyond time’s edge, or risk seeing everything she fights for erased.

As threads of time unravel, Maki Makino finds herself at the center of a conflict that spans realities. The fragile boundary between parallel timelines shatters: new versions of rogue mecha – summoned from futures that never should have existed – emerge, threatening to consume everything.

Cover art of the fourth volume of 'Cosmic Censorship' featuring a girl with pink hair and a blindfold, dressed in a black coat and boots, standing amidst dark, abstract shapes in a futuristic setting.

Vampire: The Masquerade #1, Based on the hit tabletop RPG and video game, Gets a Trailer!

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BASED ON THE HIT TABLETOP RPG AND BRAND NEW VIDEO GAME VAMPIRE: THE MASQUERADE: BLOODLINES 2

When a city on edge becomes a feeding ground, one vampire is sent into the chaos to uncover what’s really hunting amidst the protests.

In the shadows of a city on fire, the bloody feed on every screen has spilled into the streets. Amidst the turmoil, whispers spread of bodies drained in the chaos, killings too precise to be human. When suspicion falls on vampires exploiting the unrest, the powers that be turn to Silky, enigmatic owner of The Dutchman bar, to uncover the truth.

Vampire: The Masquerade – Wake in Hate is written by John Lees with art by Tom Mandrake and featuring covers by Andrea Sorrentino, Seth Adams, Tom Mandrake, and Andrea Olimpieri. It arrives November 11, 2026 from Titan Comics.

Liam Sharp returns to Savage Sword of Conan!

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Savage Sword of Conan closes out its third year not with a whisper, but a war cry – an oversized 80 page special issue! The Savage Sword of Conan #18 features stories by Liam Sharp and John Arcudi and art by Sharp and Leno Carvalho.

Featuring legendary creator Liam Sharp’s triumphant return to writing and inking with a sixty-four page sequel to his modern classic “The Wuthering,” alongside the first Titan-era comic story featuring Bran Mak Morn from writer John Arcudi and artist Leno Carvalho. This finale also features the winner of Heroic Signatures’ inaugural pin-up contest, killer covers from Alex Horley and Liam Sharp, and more. Savage Sword of Conan #18 is a colossal chapter that can’t be missed!

The Savage Sword of Conan #18 features covers Alex Horley and Liam Sharp and comes to shops January 13, 2027.

Cover art of 'The Savage Sword of Conan' featuring a muscular warrior with a sword, a menacing creature in the background, and a mystical woman in flowing garments, set against a snowy landscape.
Cover art for 'The Savage Sword of Conan' featuring a muscular warrior holding dual daggers, standing on a snowy surface with a fierce, monstrous figure looming in the background.
A muscular warrior wielding a sword stands in a snowy landscape, accompanied by a ghostly woman and a menacing dragon-like creature in the background.
A muscular warrior with swords confronts a giant ice creature in a dramatic, frozen landscape, with blood on the ground.
Cover art for 'The Savage Sword of Conan', featuring a muscular warrior with a sword, standing in a snowy landscape, next to a ghostly woman, with a monstrous creature in the background.
Cover art for 'The Savage Sword of Conan' featuring a muscular Conan wielding dual swords, facing a monstrous creature amidst a frozen landscape.
A black and white illustration depicting a muscular man with long hair and a sword, gazing lovingly at a woman in a flowing dress. The scene is set in a nature-inspired background with a tree branch visible. Several smaller panels include close-up expressions of the characters.
A dramatic black and white illustration featuring a muscular king seated on a throne, adorned with a crown. Two women, one with a floral wreath and the other behind the king, are in close proximity. In the foreground, a somber man with long hair looks down, while a stylized lion rests near the throne, surrounded by twisted branches.
A detailed black and white illustration featuring a mythical figure with horns and a cape, a scene depicting muscular warriors in an intense confrontation, and a close-up of a determined face revealing emotions of anger and focus.

Get an Early Look at Blade Runner: Tokyo Nexus: Die With Honor #1

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Blade Runner: Tokyo Nexus: Die with Honor #1 sees Alura show the Kalanthia traitor, who is head of the Cheshire bootleg Replicant program, photos of Stix and Mead, realizing they are still alive he panics and demands she kills them, Alura refuses until Uldren makes good on his promise of delivering bootleg Replicants as promised.

Later she summons Stix and introduces him to the ‘Borealis Team’ – a three Cheshire Replicant team who are all clones of the original Aurora Team who served with Stix on Kalanthia. He is ordered to lead them on a mission to hunt down and kill Madame Nomura.

Meanwhile, Mead, still believing that Stix is the killer of Sayo – Nomura’s daughter, steals his Cheshire ID card and breaks into Cheshire HQ in search of evidence and witnesses the brutal mass assassination of the Yakuza sub-bosses by a second Cheshire Replicant kill team lead by Lerna, who is linked to Alura via one of the two surviving Aurora Yokes.

Blade Runner: Tokyo Nexus: Die with Honor #1 is written by Nancy A. Collins with art by Mariano Taibo. It features covers by Dylan Teague, Alan Quah, Kit Wallis, and Jesus Hervas. It comes to shelves November 4, 2206 from Titan Comics.

Comic book cover for 'Blade Runner: Tokyo Nexus' featuring three characters in a futuristic, neon-lit urban setting, with the title displayed prominently.
A laboratory scene with a woman lying on a table, while a doctor examines her and introduces a team. Another muscular man sits nearby, and a shirtless man is displayed in a medical chamber.
A comic book scene featuring two characters in a dialogue in front of old computer monitors. One character is seated, while the other stands, showing expressions of concern and curiosity.
Action-packed comic scene depicting a chaotic restaurant brawl, with characters leaping through the air amidst flying food and red lanterns.
A dynamic comic panel featuring a chaotic fight scene with multiple characters in suits and action poses, using guns, swords, and showing expressions of shock and fear. Background elements include sound effects like 'BLAM' and 'RUM'.
Cover art for 'Blade Runner: Tokyo Nexus' featuring a futuristic cityscape with neon lights and towering buildings, two shadowy figures in action poses, and the text 'DIE WITH HONOR'.
Comic book cover for 'Blade Runner: Tokyo Nexus' featuring a character holding a sword and another character aiming a gun, set against a backdrop of a stylized Tokyo skyline with a large red circle.
Cover art for 'Blade Runner: Tokyo Nexus' featuring armored figures in a futuristic landscape, armed and in action, with vibrant colors and dynamic movement.
A futuristic scene featuring three characters in an urban setting, with neon lights and skyscrapers in the background. A young woman in tactical gear is in the foreground holding a gun, while a man beside her is preparing his weapon. Another male figure is positioned in a crouched stance, creating a dynamic action-packed atmosphere.
A futuristic cityscape illuminated by neon lights, featuring tall skyscrapers and vibrant advertisements. Two silhouetted figures are shown in mid-air, leaping across a bridge amid the bustling urban environment.
Black and white illustration of a futuristic cityscape, featuring tall buildings and neon signs, with two characters in action poses. The title 'BLADE RUNNER TOKYO NEXUS' is prominently displayed at the top, and 'DIE WITH HONOR' is at the bottom.

Get a first look at Vampire: The Masquerade – Wake in Hate #1 from John Lees, Tom Mandrake, and Titan Comics!

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When a city on edge becomes a feeding ground, one vampire is sent into the chaos to uncover what’s really hunting amidst the protests.

In the shadows of a city on fire, the bloody feed on every screen has spilled into the streets. Amidst the turmoil, whispers spread of bodies drained in the chaos, killings too precise to be human. When suspicion falls on vampires exploiting the unrest, the powers that be turn to Silky, enigmatic owner of The Dutchman bar, to uncover the truth.

Vampire: The Masquerade – Wake in Hate #1 is from writer John Lees, art by Tom Mandrake, and covers by Andrea Sorrentino, Seth Adams, Tom Mandrake with colors by Justin Prokowich, and Andrea Olimpieri, as well as virgin cardstock, foil, and virgin ink cardstock variants. It takes a bite out of shelves on November 11, 2026.

Cover art for 'Vampire: The Masquerade - Wake in Hate' featuring a stylized woman holding a glass, with a city skyline and smoke in the background.
Cover art for 'Vampire: The Masquerade - Wake in Hate', featuring a heavily tattooed, muscular man with a mohawk and a leather vest, surrounded by a red and black background with glowing wings.
Cover art for 'Vampire: The Masquerade - Wake in Hate' featuring a muscular man with a shaved head and a beard, standing confidently with his arms crossed, against a dark background with a large, menacing vampire mouth outlined in red.
Cover art for 'Vampire: The Masquerade – Wake in Hate' featuring dynamic illustrations of characters in a chaotic scene, showcasing a blend of horror and action elements.
An artistic illustration of a woman with a city skyline emerging from her head, painted in vibrant colors. The woman is holding a drink, with a mischievous smile and dripping paint effects, set against an orange background.
Cover art for 'Vampire: The Masquerade - Wake in Hate', featuring a muscular man with a shaved head and tattoos, wearing a sleeveless leather jacket. The background is red with glowing wings and the title prominently displayed at the top.
A muscular man with a beard, wearing a leather vest, stands confidently with his arms crossed. Behind him is a large, monstrous face with sharp teeth and dripping saliva, set against a dark background.
A comic book panel showing a fierce fight between two characters. One character is striking another, causing visible damage and blood, while dialogue indicates a confrontation about respect and consequences.
A comic panel showing a tense confrontation between several characters in a bar setting, with dialogue about conflict and territory. The scene includes a character warning others to leave their disputes outside.
A comic book page depicting a conversation among several characters discussing missing individuals at protests, social issues, and community education. The characters have diverse appearances and express various emotions about the situation.
A comic panel featuring a group of diverse characters engaged in a heated discussion. One character, wearing a vest and leather jacket, confronts another who appears distressed. There are speech bubbles expressing feelings of frustration and concern about interpersonal conflicts within the group.
A dynamic comic book page depicting an intense action scene with two muscular characters in a fight. One character is leaping towards another, while sound effects like 'THOOSH' and 'KRAK' emphasize the movement and impact of the blows. The background features vibrant red and blue colors, enhancing the dramatic effect.

NYCC 2026: The Gun Honey Universe Expands with Killproof

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Titan Comics and Hard Case Crime have announced Killproof: A Gun Honey Series, a brand-new comic book series expanding the bestselling Gun Honey Universe.
 
Created by Charles Ardai, founder of the award-winning Hard Case Crime imprint, Killproof stars a new heroine, Evie Parker, in the ever-expanding, interconnected world of Gun Honey.
 
Written by Charles Ardai, with art by Ace Continuado, inks by Juan Castro, colors by Asifur Rahman, and lettering by David Leach, Killproof brings a fresh combination of hard-boiled crime, high-octane action, outrageous humor and pulp adventure to the Gun Honey Universe.
 
A seasoned mercenary, a trained killer, Evie’s been genetically altered so that she can’t feel pain, heat, cold, hunger or fatigue – and she heals instantly from any injury. She’s killproof!
 
But those very attributes make her a target, and in Killproof #1, Evie gets abducted by the richest man in the world, hoping to gain the same imperviousness and healing powers for himself…
 
Killproof: A Gun Honey Series #1 from Titan Comics and Hard Case Crime is set to hit comic shops in April 2027.
 
Charles Ardai, Ace Continuado and Juan Castro will be signing a special 16-page advance sampler of Killproof: A Gun Honey Series at New York Comic-Con on Friday, October 8 at 12pm at the ComicXposure booth, #3935.

  • Cover of the comic book 'Killproof: A Gun Honey Series', featuring a female character with silver hair, wearing a torn top and shorts, sitting against a city skyline at sunset, holding a gun.
  • Comic book cover featuring a fiery background with a character in a dynamic pose, wielding guns in both hands, showcasing action and intensity.
  • Cover of the comic 'Killproof: A Gun Honey Series' featuring a futuristic cityscape, with a woman in a black dress kneeling and surrounded by armed soldiers pointing guns at her.
  • A comic book panel featuring a dramatic confrontation between two characters, one in a yellow shirt and the other in a gray outfit, with electric energy surrounding them. The scene captures intense action and dialogue, with speech bubbles conveying their backstory and emotions.

Preview: Conan the Barbarian: Tides of the Tyrant-King #1 (of 4)

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Conan the Barbarian: Tides of the Tyrant-King #1 (of 4)

(W) Jim Zub (A) Jésus Merino
FC, 32pp, $4.99, On Sale September 23, 2026

THE BRAND NEW CONAN EVENT SERIES!

CONAN OF CIMMERIA believed that THULSA DOOM’s evil had been banished forever, but the Atlantean necromancer’s dark power stirs once more and, if it cannot be stopped, the dead shall overtake the living! The Tyrant-King of Atlantis returns and all shall suffer, unless Conan and his brave allies can turn back the tide.

Illustration of Conan, a muscular warrior holding a sword, with ominous green eyes and a dark figure looming in the background, titled 'Conan: Tides of the Tyrant King'.
A cosmic scene depicting the Thuran Age with a starry background and celestial bodies. The narrative features Gonar the Seeker, an ancient shaman, whose wise visage is shown alongside a dark swirling entity known as the Woeful Eye, threatening reality and time.
A comic book cover titled 'Conan: Tides of the Tyrant King - Emerald Waters', depicting characters in a tavern setting from the Hyborian Age. The scene features a muscular man, presumably Conan, alongside a woman and other patrons, with drinks and a dimly lit atmosphere.
A soldier lying on a cot, appearing distressed while holding a weapon, depicting the aftermath of battle.
A central figure with glowing eyes is surrounded by a cosmic background, depicting an otherworldly portal. To the left, a warrior woman poses confidently with a sword, while to the right, a man expresses intense emotion, surrounded by flames. All elements are richly illustrated in a comic book style.
A scene from a comic book featuring Conan, a muscular man holding a mug, gazing at a woman in revealing attire with long dark hair. The background includes various characters in a tavern setting.
Comic book cover featuring Conan the Barbarian, titled 'Conan: Tides of the Tyrant King,' showcasing Conan in a dynamic pose with two weapons in hand, set against a colorful, abstract background.
Illustration of Conan the Barbarian standing with a sword in a dimly lit setting, surrounded by candles and skulls, with the title 'Conan: Tides of the Tyrant King' prominently displayed at the top.
Comic book cover featuring Conan the Barbarian in an intense battle against undead skeletons, with a large skull image in the background and the title 'Conan: Tides of the Tyrant King' displayed at the top.
Cover art for 'Conan: Tides of the Tyrant King' featuring a muscular Conan holding a weapon, surrounded by shadowy figures and a mystical background.
Comic book cover featuring Conan, titled 'Tides of the Tyrant King', showing a dramatic illustration of a muscular man in a red shirt, looking ready for battle against a shadowy figure with glowing eyes in the background.
Cover art for 'Conan: Tides of the Tyrant King' featuring Conan holding a sword with a menacing figure in the background, rendered in dark green and black tones.
A muscular warrior holding a sword and shield, depicted in a dark, ominous atmosphere with green highlights and a shadowy figure looming in the background.
A dramatic illustration of a muscular man in a torn shirt, kneeling and looking distressed, with a dark figure looming ominously behind him, featuring glowing orange eyes.

Preview: The Savage Sword of Conan #16

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The Savage Sword of Conan #16

(W) Jim Zub
(A) Nicola Scott, Chris Campana, Scott Izaakse
B&W, 64pp, $6.99, On Sale September 16, 2026

Prepare for the launch of the new Conan mini-series, TIDES OF THE TYRANT-KING, with this special issue boasting three thrilling tales from legendary writer JIM ZUB.

Bolstered with an array of pin-ups and incredible covers from Joe Jusko and Nick Percival, THE SAVAGE SWORD OF CONAN Issue #16 one is not one to be missed!

Cover art of 'The Savage Sword of Conan #16' featuring Conan battling a mysterious figure in a dark setting.
A black and white comic book illustration depicting a battle scene with multiple warriors, including a muscular figure leading the charge with a sword. The scene is filled with movement and tension as soldiers on both sides clash, with speech bubbles showcasing rallying cries and battle themes.
A black and white comic panel depicting a chaotic battle scene featuring warriors with swords and bows, some charging towards a fortified wall. The focus is on two main characters expressing determination, with various other fighters in the background.
A black and white comic panel depicting a horde of monstrous figures with green eyes and menacing expressions, charging through a forest. The background features tall trees and rocky terrain, while the forefront shows a determined warrior holding an axe, surrounded by other fighters ready for battle.
A cowboy on a galloping horse, dressed in a wide-brimmed hat and long coat, appears against a dramatic landscape with rocky formations, conveying a sense of action and adventure.
A black and white comic panel depicting a cowboy on horseback in a rugged landscape, contemplating regret. The scene includes shadowy figures and a monstrous creature in the background, reflecting a tense moment.
A muscular warrior in a horned helmet holds a sword, wearing a fur cloak and ornate armor. Skeletons and eerie figures are faintly visible in the background, enhancing the dark fantasy theme.
A black and white comic page depicting a forest scene. A girl crouches in the foreground, gathering flowers, while another figure stands nearby. Speech bubbles contain text referencing mushrooms and memories. Inset panels show hands and a mysterious shape, with characters expressing concern for someone named Zuleika.
A black and white comic book page featuring a dramatic action scene with a character delivering a powerful blow, causing an explosion of energy and debris. The page includes the title 'Zuleika: The Warrior Within' prominently displayed at the bottom.
A muscular warrior holding a sword and shield, dressed in minimal armor, standing in a misty landscape. The title 'THE SAVAGE SWORD OF CONAN' is prominently displayed above.

Mini Reviews: Fixation #1, Inglorious X-Force #9, Tank Girl: Blue Helmet #1, Of the Earth #5

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Cover art for 'Tank Girl in Blue Helmet' featuring a female character with short black hair dressed in a green jacket and black shorts, standing confidently in front of a large tank-like vehicle, with a stylized, colorful background.

Sometimes, the staff at Graphic Policy read more comics than we’re able to get reviewed. When that happens you’ll see a weekly feature compiling reviews of the comics, or graphic novels, we just didn’t get a chance to write a full one for.

These are Graphic Policy’s Mini Reviews and Recommendations.

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Fixation #1 (IDW Publishing) – Amy Chase and Savannah Mayer‘s Fixation is a chilling first chapter of metamodern horror where fandom goes very very wrong. The story centers around two super fans who are invited to the 10th anniversary of Blood Mountain, a book turned film series that seems very similar to the Twilight series with Vail standing in for Forks, Washington. The issue begins with a chilling murder and then introduces the cast of fans, actors, production assistants, and mysterious posters setting the scene for a fiction/reality blurring story. Chase and Mayer don’t just point and laugh at how “cringy” fandom is, but actually give the main characters time to show how Blood Mountain had an impact on their lives. They might take things too far, but they’re a lovable duo and I’m rooting for them. Some of the actors, not so much though. Overall: 7.7 Verdict: Buy

Inglorious X-Force #9 (Marvel) – In the penultimate issue of Inglorious X-Force, Tim Seeley, Michael Santa Maria, and Romulo Fajardo go for maximum action and soapiness with just a dash of humor. Domino has a hunch that Cable will assassinate future President Kamala Khan so she forms her own X-Force team to take it out. Seeley and Santa Maria have a lot of fun with the team dynamic although the main cast is more developed and likable. I do want to go back and read the based, hilarious pooch Pug-Smasher’s early appearances. If you like 90s comics with a smidgen more psychological depth and smoother storytelling techniques, then Inglorious X-Force continues to be a solid pickup especially as it builds to a full circle conclusion. Overall: 8.1 Verdict: Buy

Tank Girl: Blue Helmet #1 (Titan) – Alan Martin and Jamie Hewlett take the piss out of the Beats in the full color, Tank Girl: Blue Helmet. Basically, Tank Girl, Booga, and Barney go (literally) on the road with thinly veiled Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg, who end up being repulsed by all the sex, violence, farts, and other shenanigans. This strip is pure anarchy with Martin churning clever, yet sometimes long-winded zingers to match Hewlett’s wild and crazy pictures. My personal favorite bit is when it turns into a Hanna Barbera parody, which kind of, sort of foreshadows Jamie Hewlett’s co-creation of the Gorillaz. Anyways, the moral of the story is that college boys who read books just to get laid are pretty lame. Overall: 8.9 Verdict: Buy

Of the Earth #5 (Image Comics) – Of the Earth #5 is all blood, guts, and black oil from Andrew Ehrich, Chris Condon, and Charlie Adlard. The wildcatter is at his peak powers, and Tabby must find a way to extricate herself from the situation. Red and black are the colors of the day, and there’s lots of tight corners and suspense. Ehrich, Condon, and Adlard nicely bridge the gap between physical and psychological terror as the issue is really one big third act horror film set piece. This would have made a worthy series finale, but luckily there’s more! Overall: 8.7 Verdict: Buy

Vampire Survivors #1 has potential but an overall boring start

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Vampire Survivors #1

The things that go bump in the night fear only one thing, survivors. They grow in strength and conviction and now use their expertise to vanquish those very creatures with whips, magic, knives, and garlic?!

When the Belpaese siblings are tasked with clearing out monsters, Imelda Belpaese stumbles upon The Trickster. An ancient evil so horrific it leaves only destruction in its wake, and now it looks to destroy one thing, Imelda’s mind. The Trickster follows Imelda, wreaking havoc all around her but is invisible to everyone else. And with the rivalrous Ladonna family applying pressure and the Belpaese siblings’ constant quarrels, the Trickster may just be able to destroy everything precious to Imelda.

Vampire Survivors #1 brings the video game to the comic page for a debut that has some interesting aspects but overall doesn’t deliver much new or exciting. I’ve never played the video game and know nothing about it, but I wanted to see what the comic was about and see what it might do that could be new or different. Beyond the relationship between characters, this is any off the rails fantasy adventure. It’s DnD focused on the action and not much of the story.

Written by David Hazan, the comic follows three monster hunter siblings who are focused on getting rid of vampires. One seems to be stalked by some evil only she can see but most of the issue is the trio, as well as another pair of monster hunters, battling strange forces while yelling at each other. Vampire Survivors #1 stumbles as it gives readers little to connect to. It’s an off the rails adventure without character we can cheer for or care about. The end result is a debut issue whose draw is the action and not the story… like so many video games.

The art by Jimmy Kucaj with color by Jão Canola is good. There’s a certain energy about it and it has a style that feels like other recent comic adaptations, it’s bright and very exaggerated. But it also feels like it plays things rather safe. Like the story itself, it doesn’t embrace its video game routes and the visuals are rather a run of the mill fantasy adventure with little unique personality to stand out.

Vampire Survivors #1 isn’t a bad debut but it also isn’t exciting. It doesn’t give us anything particular new or interesting. It’s best quality is the bickering between its characters as siblings. But, that too feels rather generic after a while. This is one for the diehards of the property, there’s fare too many similar stories that are far better to check out.

Story: David Hazan Art: Jimmy Kucaj Color: Jão Canola
Story: 6.5 Art: 7.0 Overall: 6.5 Recommendation: Pass

Titan Comics provided Graphic Policy with a FREE copy for review

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