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Preview: Supernatural #4

Supernatural #4

writer: Greg Pak
artist: Eder Messias
covers: Clayton Crain (A), Eder Messias (B), Andrea Broccardo (C), Photo (D)
FC | All Cardstock Covers | 32 pages | Horror | $4.99 | Teen+

READING IS DETRIMENTAL — I MEAN, FUNDAMENTAL! The denouement of last issue’s adventure in the woods leads the Winchester Brothers to the local library, which turns out to be more haunted than a graveyard built on top of another graveyard. But after some back-and-forth with the screaming spirits, Sam and Dean are able to ascertain that they’re all mostly harmless, and are really just interested in a quiet afterlife among the stacks.In fact, a quiet library with plenty to read and no one to bother him sounds almost like paradise to Sam — and if Dean’s not careful, he might end up losing his brother forever to the endless shelves between here and the hereafter! Head librarians GREG PAK and EDER MESSIAS man the circulation desk in Supernatural #4 — featuring one-of-a-kind bookplates by MESSIAS, CLAYTON CRAIN, ANDREA BROCCARDO, and a special cast PHOTO cover!

Supernatural #4

Preview: Last of the Gladiators

Last of the Gladiators

writer: James M. LaRossa Jr. and Jonathan Vankin
artist: Giorgio Pontrelli
cover: Butch Guice
FC | Hardcover | 136 pages | Memoir/Crime | $24.99 | Teen+

James LaRossa was truly a larger-than-life figure — an attorney who was at the center of some of the most important criminal cases of the 20th century. He was also the father of four children: Susan, Nancy, Thomas — and James M. LaRossa Jr., who would spend the last five years of his father’s life learning and recording the amazing history presented here.

Based on LaRossa Jr.’s acclaimed memoir of the same title, Last of the Gladiators tells the story of how he found his own identity and place in the world while growing up as the son of one of the most outsized and outrageously successful personalities in the history of New York City — a father whom LaRossa Jr. always called his “true north.”

Written by LaRossa Jr. and Jonathan Vankin and illustrated by Giorgio Pontrelli, Last of the Gladiators is filled with true tales of the New York mob and features some of the most colorful characters of the era (including Paul Castellano, John Gotti, Don King, and Frank Sinatra) but is, at its heart, a love story between a father and a son — one that ultimately reveals what it takes to become, and what it means to be, a real man.

Last of the Gladiators

Preview: Mars Attacks #1

Mars Attacks #1

writer: Kyle Starks
artist: Chris Schweizer
covers: Tom Mandrake (A), Ruairí Coleman (B), Eoin Marron (C), Robert Hack (D), Chris Schweizer (E-Sub)
Tom Mandrake (RI-B/W), Robert Hack (RI-Virgin), Ruairi Coleman (RI-B/W), Tom Mandrake (RI-Virgin), Chris Schweizer (RI-B/W)
FC | 32 pages | Science Fiction | $3.99 | Teen+

Spencer hasn’t finished a dang thing in his life. So when he goes to visit his dad to see if maybe he can borrow some money, the last thing on his mind is global survival. Now Spencer and his father are on the run, trying to avoid being spaceray’d by a bunch of destruction happy Martians, heck bent on zapping them dead!

Writer Kyle Starks (Rick and Morty, Rock Candy Mountain) and artist Chris Schweizer (The Creeps, Unbeatable Squirrel Girl) bring you the face melting experience of a lifetime with Mars Attacks, for the first time at Dynamite!