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It Demands Sacrifice #1 is an interesting concept but doesn’t quite excite

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On a quiet farm, Bronson, the youngest and smallest member of a close-knit family of goats, lives an idyllic life of sun-drenched fields, fresh hay, and sibling rivalries. His greatest concern is proving to his older siblings—and, more importantly, his imposing father—that he is more than just the runt of the herd. Then, in a single night, everything changes. A drug-fueled, sex-obsessed satanic hippie murder cult descends on the farm, slaughtering the family who raised and protected the goats before abducting Bronson and his loved ones. Deep in the wilderness, beneath a blood-red moon, hundreds of cult followers gather for an ancient ritual. Their purpose: to sacrifice the goats and summon a ravenous demon from beyond. Now, the fate of his family rests on the shoulders of the one creature least prepared to save them. Innocent, outmatched, and absurdly cute, Bronson must summon a courage he never knew he possessed as he confronts knife-wielding cultists, unspeakable horrors, and forces far beyond his understanding in a desperate attempt to rescue his family before they are offered up in blood.

Story: Philip Gelatt, David Yarovesky, Doug Wagner
Art: Adam Pollina
Color: Dean White, Mike Spicer
Letterer: DC Hopkins, Dave Sharpe

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Preview: It Demands Sacrifice #1

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It Demands Sacrifice #1

(W) Philip Gelatt, David Yarovesky (A) Adam Pollina (C) Dean White

On a quiet farm, Bronson, the youngest and smallest member of a close-knit family of goats, lives an idyllic life of sun-drenched fields, fresh hay, and sibling rivalries. His greatest concern is proving to his older siblings—and, more importantly, his imposing father—that he is more than just the runt of the herd.

Then, in a single night, everything changes.

A drug-fueled, sex-obsessed satanic hippie murder cult descends on the farm, slaughtering the family who raised and protected the goats before abducting Bronson and his loved ones. Deep in the wilderness, beneath a blood-red moon, hundreds of cult followers gather for an ancient ritual. Their purpose: to sacrifice the goats and summon a ravenous demon from beyond.

Now, the fate of his family rests on the shoulders of the one creature least prepared to save them.

Innocent, outmatched, and absurdly cute, Bronson must summon a courage he never knew he possessed as he confronts knife-wielding cultists, unspeakable horrors, and forces far beyond his understanding in a desperate attempt to rescue his family before they are offered up in blood.

It Demands Sacrifice #1 cover
A comic panel depicting a chaotic scene with characters shouting for help while goats scatter. One character is urging another, Bronson, to run, while a goat looks distressed. The background shows a house and a dark sky, creating a tense atmosphere.
A comic panel featuring two characters reacting to a situation involving goats, with one character appearing distressed and another holding a goat, while different expressions and dialogue convey tension and humor.
A comic book scene featuring a young boy pleading as he holds a small goat, while a menacing goat with large horns stands nearby. The boy's parents are calling to him in the background, expressing urgency and concern. The atmosphere is dark and ominous, with stormy clouds overhead.
A dramatic comic panel featuring a goat screaming for help, along with an intense scene where a character reacts with alarm. Another character is shown with a shocked expression, while a large ram looms in the background, set against a dark, moody landscape.
Comic panel depicting a scene of chaos with characters reacting to a large, monstrous goat. One character is screaming, while another looks terrified, and a third is falling. The goat appears menacing with intense features, set in a dramatic background.
Comic panel depicting a surreal and disturbing scene with characters reacting to a violent event.

David Finch Cooks Up Some Magic with Terminal #7

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Skybound and Image Comics have announced that comics legend David Finch will make his Terminal interior art debut with Terminal #7. The blockbuster series is created by Robert Kirkman and Joe Casey, Andy Kubert, David Finch, and Arthur Adams. 

The most shocking superhero series of the year brings new revelations and takes more unexpected turns with David Finch on pencils and Sandra Hope on inks when Terminal #7 lands in comic book shops on January 27, 2027.  

It’s a new story arc. Sid may have survived the activation ceremony, but can he – with some help from Alessandra – survive an attack from a new enemy? 

The complete lineup of Terminal #7 covers includes a main cover by Arthur Adams and Dave McCaig, open to order covers by David Finch and Dave McCaig, Andy Kubert and Dave McCaig, as well as a 1:25 incentive variant by Ben Oliver, a 1:50 incentive variant by Yanick Paquette and Simon Gough, and a 1:100 incentive variant by Whilce Portacio and Dean White. 

  • Cover of the comic book 'Terminal' featuring a group of diverse characters in dynamic poses, set against a futuristic background with mechanical elements.
  • Comic book cover for 'Terminal', featuring a shadowy figure with a hood and a glowing green emblem, navigating through a dense jungle with a large, aggressive dog behind them.
  • Comic book cover featuring a female character with dark hair and a determined expression, wearing a black and purple outfit, wielding an intricate metallic hand. The title 'TERMINAL' is prominently displayed at the top.
  • Cover of the comic book 'Terminal' featuring a monstrous creature with sharp teeth and hands emerging from a torn surface, with the title prominently displayed in bold red letters.
  • Comic book cover featuring a fierce anthropomorphic lion character in a dynamic pose, with a vibrant pink background and the title 'TERMINAL' prominently displayed at the top.
  • Comic book cover featuring a muscular superhero character breaking through a glass surface, wearing a black and blue suit with yellow accents. The title 'TERMINAL' is prominently displayed at the top.

A full list of covers is below: 

  • Terminal #7 Cover A by David Finch & Dave McCaig 
  • Terminal #7 Cover B by Arthur Adams & Dave McCaig
  • Terminal #7 Cover C by Andy Kubert & Dave McCaig
  • Terminal #7 Cover D (1:25 Incentive) by Ben Oliver 
  • Terminal #7 Cover E (1:50 Incentive) by Yanick Paquette & Simon Gough
  • Terminal #7 Cover F (1:100 Incentive) by Whilce Portacio & Dean White

Marilyn Howe’s Fate Is Revealed in Terminal #4

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Skybound and Image Comics have shared a first look at Terminal #4, the blockbuster new series created by the dream team of Robert Kirkman and Joe Casey, Andy Kubert, David Finch, and Arthur Adams. Terminal #4 lands in comic book shops on October 28.

The fate of Marilyn Howe. Alessandra goes rogue just as a new enemy makes an unexpected move… 

The complete lineup of covers for Terminal #4 covers includes open to order covers by Andy Kubert and Dave McCaig, David Finch and Dave McCaig, and Arthur Adams and Dave McCaig, as well as a 1:25 incentive variant by Ben Oliver, a 1:50 incentive variant by Jae Lee & June Chung, and a 1:100 incentive variant by Whilce Portacio and Dean White.  

Fans can get a preview of a new enemy’s emergence with this first look at the upcoming issue. 

Comic book cover featuring the title 'Terminus' with characters in the background, one hand covered in blood, and a dark figure in the foreground.
Comic panel depicting a dramatic confrontation between characters with a fierce expression. The left side features a large, organic form, while the right side shows a character shouting in frustration, with speech bubbles conveying a sense of urgency and confusion.
A graphic comic book cover depicting a chaotic scene with several characters in a violent confrontation, featuring a grotesque figure lying on the ground surrounded by blood and monstrous beings.
A comic book panel depicting a tense scene with multiple characters. One character expresses concern for another named Zasha, while a large creature looms in the background. Characters discuss themes of success and failure, and there is a sense of urgency and confrontation as they navigate a tense situation.
A tense comic book scene featuring multiple characters struggling in a chaotic environment, with dramatic colors and expressive dialogue boxes highlighting their distress and conflict.
A graphic comic panel depicting a character with a distressed expression, surrounded by splatters of blood. The background is predominantly red, creating a dramatic atmosphere. Text bubbles convey intense emotions and dialogue.
Comic book cover featuring a monstrous creature with tentacle-like appendages, set against a futuristic background, with two armored figures and a central, suited character.
Comic book cover featuring a muscular superhero in a green and black suit, running with one hand raised. The title 'TERMINAL' is prominently displayed at the top.
Comic book cover of 'Terminal' featuring a green muscular character running forward against a bright yellow background.
Cover art for the comic 'Terminal' featuring a central character holding a large eye surrounded by various other characters, set against a bold title header.
A comic book cover featuring a dynamic, fiery figure with an aggressive expression, surrounded by bursts of energy and debris, conveying action and intensity.

A full list of covers is below: 

  • Terminal #4 Cover A by Andy Kubert & Dave McCaig (Lunar Code: 0826IM0506) 
  • Terminal #4 Cover B by David Finch & Dave McCaig (Lunar Code: 0826IM0507) 
  • Terminal #4 Cover C by Arthur Adams & Dave McCaig (Lunar Code: 0826IM0508) 
  • Terminal #4 Cover D (1:25 Incentive) by Ben Oliver (Lunar Code: 0826IM0509) 
  • Terminal #4 Cover E (1:50 Incentive) by Jae Lee & June Chung (Lunar Code: 0826IM0510) 
  • Terminal #4 Cover F (1:100 Incentive) by Whilce Portacio & Dean White (Lunar Code: 0826IM0511) 

The Legendary Arthur Adams Changes Everything You Thought You Knew in Terminal #6

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Skybound and Image Comics have announced that comics icon Arthur Adams will make his highly anticipated return to interior art work and Terminal interior art debut with Terminal #6. The blockbuster series is created by the team of Robert Kirkman and Joe Casey, Andy Kubert, David Finch, and Arthur Adams.

The most shocking superhero series of the year gets even more explosive with the arrival or Arthur Adams as Terminal #6 lands in comic book shops on December 23, 2026. 

But what is the secret of the Obelisk?  

There is a secret cost to fighting this superhuman war… and no one will see it coming. 

The complete lineup of Terminal #6 covers includes a main cover by Arthur Adams and Dave McCaig, open to order covers by David Finch and Dave McCaig, Andy Kubert and Dave McCaig, and the iconic Frank Quitely making his Terminal cover debut; as well as a 1:25 incentive variant by Ben Oliver, a 1:50 incentive variant by Jae Lee and June Chung, and a 1:100 incentive variant by Whilce Portacio and Dean White.

  • Comic book cover titled 'Terminal' featuring a muscular character with spiked armor and a fierce expression, accompanied by a large, intimidating creature behind him, with dramatic colors and dynamic poses.
  • Comic book cover featuring a monstrous creature with sharp claws and a reptilian appearance, surrounded by debris and a dark background, titled 'Terminal'.
  • Comic book cover for 'Terminal' featuring multiple characters engaged in a fierce battle, showcasing dynamic poses and dramatic action. The title 'TERMINAL' is prominently displayed at the top.
  • Comic book cover featuring a male character with long dark hair, a partially destroyed face revealing sharp teeth and blood, titled 'TERMINAL' at the top.
  • Cover art for the comic 'Terminal' featuring a dramatic, blood-splattered scene with a figure in a dark outfit and yellow elements, set against a stark background.
  • Comic book cover for 'Terminal' featuring a fierce woman with red hair in a red outfit, surrounded by debris and intense colors, expressing a powerful emotion.
  • Comic book cover featuring a character with a lion-like face wearing a black bodysuit and a beige cloak, titled 'TERMINAL'.

A full list of covers is below: 

  • Terminal #6 Cover A by Arthur Adams & Dave McCaig 
  • Terminal #6 Cover B by David Finch & Dave McCaig 
  • Terminal #6 Cover C by Andy Kubert & Dave McCaig 
  • Terminal #6 Cover D (1:25 Incentive) by Ben Oliver 
  • Terminal #6 Cover E (1:50 Incentive) by Jae Lee & June Chung 
  • Terminal #6 Cover F (1:100 Incentive) by Whilce Portacio & Dean White 
  • Terminal #6 Cover G by Frank Quitely

Check out the first 10 pages of It Demands Sacrifice #1 by Philip Gelatt, David Yarovesky, Adam Pollina, and Dean White

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This October… blood will be spilled in It Demands Sacrifice! Emmy Award-winning screenwriter Philip Gelatt, the principal writer behind Netflix’s Love, Death & Robots, and filmmaker David Yarovesky, the twisted mind behind the superhero horror sensation Brightburn, have joined forces with artist Adam Pollina and colorist Dean White to unleash It Demands Sacrifice.

On a quiet farm, Bronson, the youngest and smallest member of a close-knit family of goats, lives an idyllic life of sun-drenched fields, fresh hay, and sibling rivalries. His greatest concern is proving to his older siblings—and, more importantly, his imposing father—that he is more than just the runt of the herd.

Then, in a single night, everything changes.

A drug-fueled, sex-obsessed satanic hippie murder cult descends on the farm, slaughtering the family who raised and protected the goats before abducting Bronson and his loved ones. Deep in the wilderness, beneath a blood-red moon, hundreds of cult followers gather for an ancient ritual. Their purpose: to sacrifice the goats and summon a ravenous demon from beyond.

Now, the fate of his family rests on the shoulders of the one creature least prepared to save them.

Innocent, outmatched, and absurdly cute, Bronson must summon a courage he never knew he possessed as he confronts knife-wielding cultists, unspeakable horrors, and forces far beyond his understanding in a desperate attempt to rescue his family before they are offered up in blood.

It Demands Sacrifice #1 features covers by Skottie Young, Tony Fleecs, Patrick Horvath, Mark Buckingham, Brett Bean, and more, and arrives in stores on October 7.

It Demands Sacrifice #1 cover

Warbird #1 has some great action and definitely feels like it’d fit as an 80s action movie

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Cole is a repo man of the highest caliber, repossessing heavily guarded mega yachts from billionaires, private planes from captains of industry, and everything in-between. If it’s got an engine, he can drive it, ride it, or fly it straight out from under the nose of an army of guards, for a 10% fee.

But now he’s been brought the job of a lifetime—an impossible job. One that will bring him face to face with the highest stakes. The Russians have stolen aeronautical military secrets from China, France, Germany, the UK, and the US to Frankenstein together the ultimate bleeding edge, next-gen fighter jet: the Spearhead.

There are only three of them in existence. They are an absolute force of nature dominating every global hotspot from Syria to Ukraine. Cole’s been hired to steal one… and destroy the other two. And at a price of $500 million each, his fee is a cool $50 million.

But this isn’t a repo. This is outright theft. And failure doesn’t mean jail time and fines—it means a bullet to the back of the head.

Story: Robert Venditti, Derek Kolstad
Art: Alex Maleev, Esad Ribic
Color: Dean White, Esad Ribic
Letterer: Taylor Esposito

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Bad Idea reveals Skottie Young’s twisted It Demands Sacrifice #1 cover

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This October, Bad Idea is going to Hell…and Skottie Young is going with them. The publisher has revealed Young’s twisted new cover for It Demands Sacrifice #1, the new horror series from Philip Gelatt, David Yarovesky, artist Adam Pollina, and colorist Dean White.

It Demands Sacrifice begins with a simple nightmare: a family of goats is abducted by a drug-fueled, sex-obsessed satanic hippie cult. But this isn’t your average goat sacrifice. Hundreds of cultists have gathered for a blood-soaked ritual designed to summon something far worse, and the only thing standing between them and Hell on Earth is Bronson, the littlest goat of the family.

Now, Skottie Young brings his unmistakable brand of cute, deranged, and deeply wrong to the ritual with a cover worthy of the sacrifice.

Take your first look at Skottie Young’s It Demands Sacrifice #1 cover below.

It Demands Sacrifice #1 arrives this October from Bad Idea.

It Demands Sacrifice #1 Skottie Young cover

Marvel reveals more Amazing Spider-Man #1000 covers

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The countdown to Amazing Spider-Man #1000 continues today with the unveiling of the final batch of variant covers! 

On sale September 16, the highly anticipated milestone issue, destined to take its place in comic book history, delivers both a major turning point for Joe Kelly’s acclaimed run, followed by an incredible lineup of anniversary stories celebrating Spider-Man’s legacy. The landmark issue will feature two main covers, one from each of the current run’s lead artists. Legendary artist John Romita Jr. joins acclaimed illustrator Paolo Rivera for a stunning painted cover, while modern superstar Pepe Larraz delivers a striking traditional piece. Both artists are also contributing variant covers for the issue. Larraz’s variant cover was revealed last month, while Romita Jr.’s cover, one of the artist’s signature “hero in rain” pieces, is revealed today.

Amazing Spider-Man #1000 will also feature a spectacular lineup of variant covers from some of the industry’s most celebrated artists. Revealed is a stunning new piece by Skan commemorating Local Comic Shop Day, along with an epic four-part connecting cover by Todd Nauck that will also run on Amazing Spider-Man #1001-1003. Plus, a rare archived piece by legendary Spider-Man co-creator Steve Ditko will be featured as a Hidden Gem Variant cover. Available in a newly colored version by Dean White or in its original black and white, this pinup artwork has never before been used as a cover or printed in a comic, making it a must-have for Spidey fans!

Also unveiled today is a Muppets Variant Cover by Paco Medina, part of a cover collection celebrating the 50th anniversary of “The Muppet Show.”

The previously announced anniversary story, “Tears of the Spider-Queen,” that sees iconic artists Frank Miller and Peach Momoko collaborate for the first time, is also spotlighted on duo’s newly revealed variant cover.

Reserve your copy of Amazing Spider-Man #1000 at your local comic shop! 

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