Leviathan Freedom #5
Written by Tom Morello and Marc Guggenheim
Art by Szymon Kudrański
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Conclusion. Finally in Alliance territory, Smalls and his mutineers have reached freedom, but are now called on to save their fellow Doldrums…
The Adequates #4
Co-Written by Lee Loughridge and Marz Jr.
Art by Marz Jr.
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The Adequates have joined forces with the Goths! This unlikely pairing sets them on a quest to develop their powers while investigating a possible Demon possession!
Mad Cave Studios and comiXology have announced that they will bring more comiXology Originals titles to print in 2027. The titles include the highly anticipated graphic novel The 99 Legs, a disturbing collaboration about a down on his luck crime writer who discovers that a string of murders in his area seem to align with his newest unpublished manuscript, from writer Michael W. Conrad and acclaimed artist Noah Bailey (on sale August 3 bookstores / August 4 comic shops), which debuts digitally on November 17, 2026, Exorcism Island a bombastic, multi-layered and ambitious horror story about a group of priests sent to an island to care for the possessed by writer Jordan Thomas and artist Chris Matthews (on sale October 5 bookstores / October 6 comic shops), and The Adventures of Ulysses Monarch, an action packed series set in a future where adventurer and archeologist Ulysses Monarch searches for rare artifacts from an “ancient civilization” which just happens to be ours, written by Marc Guggenheim with art by Harvey Tolibao (on sale December 7 bookstores / December 8 comic shops).
These books join Major Thomás written by Omar Morales with art by Mau Mora and Serg Acuna (on sale January 12, 2027 / January 13, 2027), Endless written by Curt Pires and various artists (on sale February 23, 2027 / February 24, 2027), She’s Running on Fumes written by Dennis Hopeless with art by Tyler Jenkins (on sale March 23, 2027 / March 24, 2027), The Tormented written by Chuck Austen with art by Patrick Olliffe (on sale May 18, 2027 / May 19, 2027), and Quiet written by Kim-Joy with art by Alti (on sale summer 2027), which were announced earlier this year.
Zero Instance #3
Co-Written by Frank Barbiere and Stephen Rhodes
Art by Eoin Marron
Colors by Lauren Affe
Letters by Taylor Esposito
Covers by Vic Malhotra
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Braxir—the escaped game boss—learns to manipulate humans like NPCs, exploiting phones, drones, and intelligent systems to bend reality to his will. Rhys and Ellie begin to suspect the truth: their friend may be trapped inside the game. The clock is ticking, and the lines between simulation and reality are starting to blur.
Quiet
Written by Kim-Joy
Art by Alti
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Celebrity baker, cookbook author, mental health advocate, and Great British Bake Off star Kim, and fan—favorite artist Alti, the team behind the acclaimed graphic novel Turtle Bread, reunite with Quiet, a thought—provoking story that explores social anxiety, selective mutism, and bullying — set in a near—future where schools use robot companions to support students’ mental health.
Mary hasn’t spoken a word at school in years due to selective mutism. She’s isolated, misunderstood, and targeted by relentless bullies. When she’s assigned a SereniBot — a mental health support robot — she’s mortified. The last thing she wants is more attention. But Mary soon discovers the robot can do more than just help her cope, it can help her fight back. What starts as clever pranks on her bullies turns into a series of misadventures that spiral out of control. As the line between standing up for herself and becoming a bully starts to blur, Mary begins to ask a difficult question: in trying to take back control, has she become the very thing she feared? As Mary questions her choices, Quiet becomes a deeper story about power, empathy, and what it really means to be heard.
Combining emotional insight with a hint of sci-fi, Quiet, featuring spot color by Firmansyah, speaks to anyone who’s ever felt voiceless, misunderstood, or underestimated. It’s a reminder that courage doesn’t always roar — and sometimes, the quietest voices carry the most important truths.
Leviathan Freedom #4
Written by Tom Morello and Marc Guggenheim
Art by Szymon Kudrański
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Chapter 4. The mechanical realities of commandeering a massive Coalition vessel like the Freedom come into stark relief for Smalls and his fellow rebels…
Battle in the Flower Gardens
Written by Eduardo Medeiros
Art and Colors by Eduardo Medeiros
Letters by Deyvison Manes
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BATTLE IN THE FLOWER GARDENS is a sweet look back to early adolescence during the summer in a beachside town. Every summer, Luke goes to the beach with his parents and his best friend, Mitchell, with whom he shares various geek interests and pastimes. But this summer everything changes, testing and altering friendships forever.
Like any teenagers in the 90s, they found refuge from parents and the real world in the arcades of the time. The battle that takes place over video game skills has real world consequences that will reverberate amongst the teenagers forever.
Leviathan Freedom #3
Written by Tom Morello and Marc Guggenheim
Art by Szymon Kudrański
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Chapter 3. With the mutiny underway, evading discovery by the Coalition is a desperate race against time!
Zero Instance #2
Written by Frank Barbiere and Stephen Rhodes
Art by Vic Malhotra issues #1-2 and Eoin Marron issues #3-5
Colors by Lauren Affe
Letters by Taylor Esposito
Covers by Vic Malhotra
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Chris is missing. Rhys tries to keep it together, but something is off. Spencer, the game’s reclusive designer, is tracking a code anomaly he believes escaped the server. Meanwhile, something wearing Chris’s skin is exploring the rules of reality and discovering just how fragile our world is.
Nikola Tesla
(W) Giovanni Scarduelli (A) Giovanni Scarduelli
Another unique book in Mad Cave’s series of English print releases from Italian publisher Becco Giallo and Comixology Originals. Nikola Tesla follows two friends and collaborators making a film about the famous inventor’s life–and debating, between themselves, the very merits of that reputation. Sardonic and honest, this graphic novel is a refreshing reflection on the extraordinary changes to modern culture since Tesla’s era, as well as a fascinating insight into the turbulent life of the “mad genius.”
Who was Nikola Tesla? A brilliant inventor or a visionary uncoupled from his time? In this fictionalized exploration of his life, two filmmakers set out to settle the debate. Growing up in poverty in the mid-19th century under the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Tesla studied and became an engineer on his own strength. He emigrated to America, where he was employed in the laboratory of the famous Thomas Edison, the inventor of the phonograph and the light bulb. But corruption and competition among Tesla’s colleagues–chief among them Edison himself–led to the “War of Currents,” a heated race for control of the world electricity market. Tesla came out on top of that race, but a strange and tragic confluence of events and prejudices led to his public downfall. With more than two hundred different patents and inventions over his lifetime, including the remote control and fluorescent lighting, Tesla is remembered today as one of the most important innovators in modern history. Sergio Rossi and Giovanni Scarduelli’s funny, heartfelt retelling speaks not only to the inventor’s legacy, but to our relationship with technology and the very concept of “genius.”
