Usagi Yojimbo: Kaitō ’84 #2
Writer: Zack Rosenberg
Artist: Jared Cullum
Cover artist: Jared Cullum
The crew is reunited; the target is in sight. A high-stakes heist promises a new beginning, but when the job goes sideways, a relentless chase erupts across Osaka. Now, with the cops closing in and an even more dangerous foe on their tail, Kaitō must outwit his enemies—and confront a chilling vision from his past that could unravel everything he’s fighting for.
Powers 25 #8
Writer: Brian Michael Bendis
Artist: Michael Avon Oeming
Colorist: Nick Filardi
Letterer: Josh Reed
Cover artist: Michael Avon Oeming
Another all new, blistering, Eisner award-winning chapter of the cops and capes epic from the creators behind Jessica Jones and Blue Book. And this issue is a doozy.
After the shocking choices she has made behind the scenes, we flashback twenty-five years in the life of the now controversial powers Detective Kutter to discover how the lessons of the original Powers detectives have affected every part of her life.
This is an all-new look at the superhero genre from the original POWERS creators Bendis and Oeming. All this and another fun-filled behind the scenes look at the twenty-five-year legacy of the POWERS comic.
American Caper #6
Writer: Dan Houser · Lazlow
Artist: David Lapham
Colorist: Lee Loughridge
Cover artist: Tyler Boss
A ballad of predators, prey, and performance enhancing drugs. Aaron Olds sends Orson to Marty’s ranch on a slightly salacious mission. William visits his angry daughter Arabella in Brooklyn before attending a woke opera with his boss. Marnie machine guns a few memories. And the FBI begins to put the pieces together just as a terrifying cartel hitman castrates their case.
Lands Unknown: The Skinless Man #2
Writer: Ben Stenbeck
Artist: Ben Stenbeck
Colorist: Dave Stewart · Ben Stenbeck
Letterer: Clem Robins
Cover artist: Ben Stenbeck with Dave Stewart
The Skinless Man leaves a trail of bodies in his wake as he pursues the warlocks who betrayed him—but each time he fells one foe, another appears in his path. He will fight against his fate in battle after bloody battle in this gruesome conclusion!
“The Skinless Man” marks Stenbeck’s first story in the horror-fantasy Lands Unknown universe, co-created with Hellboy’s Mike Mignola.
The Crown: A Tale of Hell #2
Writer: Mike Mignola · Todd Mignola
Artist: Warwick Johnson-Cadwell
Letterer: Clem Robins
Cover artist: Warwick Johnson-Cadwell
Genres: Fantasy · Horror · Occult & Supernatural
Publication date: April 22, 2026
The demon brothers’ fight for control of Pandemonium gets even messier when their sister joins in with her own ideas for the future of Hell.
Mike Mignola is joined by his brother Todd Mignola (“Hellboy: The Exorcist of Vorsk”) and artist Warwick Johnson-Cadwell (Our Encounters with Evil) in this new Hellboy prequel series.
Longtime Mignola collaborator Warwick Johnson-Cadwell joins the Hellboy universe!
Brothers Mike and Todd Mignola pen this story about Hellboy’s brothers!
Frankenstein: New World – The Speed of Darkness #1
Writer: Mike Mignola · Christopher Golden
Artist: Thomas Sniegoski · Peter Bergting
Colorist: Michelle Madsen
Cover artist: Peter Bergting
Called by Liz Sherman in visions to save the new world, Frankenstein and Lilja begin using Vril energy to try and find her. But the earth is being corrupted by a parasitic and powerful evil, and their time to stop it is running out.
This third miniseries of Frankenstein: New World features the return of creative team Mike Mignola, Christopher Golden, Thomas Sniegoski, Peter Bergting, Michelle Madsen, and Clem Robins taking readers to a future as dangerous as it is enchanting, from the world of Hellboy.
Skybound and Image Comics have revealed interior pages and the lineup of variant covers for Blood & Thunder #13. From writer Benito Cereno, artist E.J. Su , colorist MSassyK, letterer Rus Wooton, and co-creator Robert Kirman, the first chapter of an all-new story arc arrives in comic book shops on May 13, 2026.
Blood is in the last place she expected – PRISON!
After the surprising conclusion of the previous issue, Blood finds herself in an impossible situation and desperate to get the odds back in her favor. But without Thunder, the galaxy’s most wanted woman will need to find new allies…
In addition to the main cover by E.J. Su and Dee Cunniffe, the lineup of variant covers for Blood & Thunder #13 also includes an open-to-order cover by Nick Roche and Josh Burcham, a 1:10 incentive variant cover by Karen S. Darboe, and a 1:25 incentive variant cover by Pete Woods.
The full list of covers is below:
The Walking Dead Deluxe #135 keeps things up with delivering a lot packed into a single issue.
The Walking Dead returns in full color with extras! The Walking Dead Deluxe takes us back to the beginning with each issue now featuring full color. There are also extras of what might have been with notes as part of “The Cutting Room Floor.”
What’s it like to revisit this modern classic? How does it change all these years later… and in color? Find out!
Story: Robert Kirkman
Art: Charlie Adlard
Ink: Stefano Gaudiano
Color: Dave McCaig
Letterer: Rus Wooton
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More than 40 years later, Mad Cave Studios brings The Last Starfighter back with a long-awaited continuation of the cult classic. The 1984 sci-fi adventure film, directed by Nick Castle and written by Jonathan Betuel, expanded the boundaries of visual effects and became a defining touchstone for a generation raised on arcades and imagination.
In collaboration with Betuel and producer Paul Davidson, writers Benjamin Raab and Deric A. Hughes join forces with artist Willi Roberts, colorist Francesco Segala, and Ashcan Award-winning letterer Rob Jones, with covers for The Last Starfighter #1 by Taurin Clarke, Rahzzah, David LaFuente, and Stephanie Hans, for a thrilling and heartfelt journey through a newly expanded universe.
Small-town teenager Alex Rogan has already saved multiple worlds. But that was only the beginning of his story. Forty years after the cult-classic movie that pioneered CGI and inspired generations of fans, an all-new story picks up from the end credits and takes off for the stars! Now the leader…and sole member…of the Star League, Alex must rebuild the galaxy’s only defense force against Xur and the Ko-Dan Armada. Introducing a new cast of Starfighters alongside fan-favorite faces—and new killers and cutthroats in the shadowy employ of the Ko-Dan—The Last Starfighter #1 launches a sci-fi legacy to new heights!
A defining piece of sci-fi returns with its original creative voice intact, expanding the legacy for longtime fans while opening the door for a new generation raised on expansive, character-driven space epics.
The Last Starfighter #1 hits comic shops July 1, 2026 (FOC June 8), launching an all-new chapter that expands the universe, introduces a new class of Starfighters, and resets the stakes for the galaxy ahead.
A power struggle emerges as Heather’s new companions in the Art League wonder if she can be trusted as she plans to save the infants being held in the hospital. Soon, a shocking act shifts the balance of power within the group.
Meanwhile, it is becoming increasingly clear that not all members of President Andrew Cross’s inner circle support his decision to hand over control of the US government to the vampires of The White Cell. But in this lawless world, even a small act of rebellion can have major consequences.
Just when it seems like things couldn’t get any more dangerous in the nation’s capital, a gang of child-like vampires, The Kinder, begin a reign of terror over Washington DC.
Story: B. Clay Moore
Art: Mack Chater
Letterer: Dave Sharpe
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